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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-03-25
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.

WEDNEsDAY-f0 Al 1880 a. no. Tor the BA.
HtMAS. per steamer from Miami. Fla.
tc) At u % D. m- for JAMAICA per g s.
Admiral sampson. irom Philadelphia.
go Az HIS D. m- for CAWPECTIE CHLAPAS
iAbAci ?. md AtCATAN per e. s. Monterey,
from Nel- 1rk- Man for other paf ts OF 1lENgCU
must Be- directed Per s. s. Moutcrey'-
ial h,DAl-tcl 40 HIS o. u. for MEXICO
pr s. s. tity az Washington. from view York VIA
Iimplcf Asil must he directed Per s. &. Clay
Cf Washington
FRIDAN-lel At II.25 p Do. Tor BERMUDA.
per . Pretoria, from New YORK.
te) Al l-25 D. a.. for PORTO RICO per S. s.
Ssl Jusa, from NV YORK VIA san Juan
90 At lI--5 for CURACAO and vENEZUELA.
per s. IS ZGlla- from New YORK. Mail for SAY
ANlLLA and CtRTAGENA must De directed
Per s. Zllla-'
90 At u-z5 j. ID for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA- SAEANiLLA. CARTACENA. and
Nail for COSTA RIGA must be directed Per
e. s. AtLus-
tcl AZ u-25 p- M for ARGENTINE. URU-
Quay. and PARAGUAY. per s.. s. Italian Prince,
from New York
je} Al u .25 p. M 51- TNAGJ-A and HAITI. Der
s. LaueuburZ. IRON New York.
SATURDAY-tD Al 1880 a. M. FOR the BA-
HANAS. pee steamer FROM Miami. Pa.
Nails for NENFOJ Midland. by rail 90 Moth
except sundays 90 1850 No. and on SUNDAYS at
li-sO o. m. Tie connecting closes are made on
Mondays. Cduesda,S. and SATURDAYS tI l1
Mails Tor NiQl Zion. by rail 20 Boston and
thence via steamer, close here daily cxeeut
SUNDAYS AZ l2-oJ m-- ana on sunday 10 y go
. M CD lD
CUBA NAILS close here. Va Port Tarpa. Pa.
and wa Miami. Fla, TUESDAYS and Saturdays
90 los" a.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

7 p r.
Should be read daily, - changes may occur
"a any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are forwarded 10 che ports Of
ssiing daily. and the schedule o. eIosings l. AZ
ranged on the presumption % their minlgr-
rupted overland transit. For the week ending
March -. 1902 the last connecting closes VII
Be- made non the NAN OFFICE ss follows:
transatlantic Mails.
TJESDAY-CbI At 7.l5 ?. %. for EUROPE.
per s. s. Philadelphia. from New YORK. VIA
SOUTHAMPTON Nail for IRELAND must be d.
reeted Per s. =. Philadelphia
IeuioH,c- from New York via Qseen-toNn-
tc) Al u-25 D. m. for BELGIt direct per
s s. haeeriord. from New YORK Mail must Be
directed Per s. H4veri0Id.'
WEDNESDkF-(c) Al 0-I5 T. m Tor FRANCE
SUTHERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN PORTUGAL.
IT. khEA. EGYPT. GREECE BRITISH INDIA
ana lohENLO MARQJE z, per :. g. Il Touraine-
from NeN York, via fsvre. Nail for other parts
LORRAINE
Co At Il-25 p. no for ITALY. per s. s Nord
America. from New York Nail must be d.
rected Per s. g. Nord Anirricl-'r
FRIDAY-tb) At 1-l5 p m FOR EUROPE. per
b. g. Campanla, from New York VIA Queenstown.
'cl Al 9-i5 o. M for ITALY .ect per s. s.
n VI Theresa, from New YORK. Mail must be
directed Per s. g. h NJ Theresa
te) AT ID -25 b. 10 for NETHERLANDS direct.
per g s. Rynd4m. from New ora Nail must
be- directed per s. e. kyndam-'
tO At ll-15 D. m f0f SCOTLAND direct. per
s. s. Furnessla. from New York Mall must De
directed Per = e. Furnessia''
tj Al H. p ~ ior DENMARK direct per
s. 3 Norge. from New York Nail must be d.
rected Per s. Norge
PRINTED NATTER. ETC.-Tbis steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Papens, and samples
Tor GERMANY only TIE same class Of mail
Hatte- Tor other parts Of EUROPE wilI not De
sent by this snip unless specially directed by
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Trans-P Pacific Mails.

Mails tor CHINA and JAPAN. via Seattle.
close here daily a. ESQ b. up 90 April .
inclusive. Tor despatch per s. s. haga Naru Reg
lstered mail must De- directed VIA seattle" tol
Mails for AUSTRALIA Except those FOR West
Aust. ALA. which 20 via Europe. aud New Zealand
mails for which are despatched VIA san Fran
,iscul. aud FIJI ISLANDS VIA Seattle and VIC
tUria. close here daily ~ O-2U o. m. up %
March -, inclusive, Tor despatch pr s. s.
AoraUgi- tcJ
ter mail and specially addressed periodicals Tor
the PHILIPPE Islands,. yia san Fancisc0. close
here daily GO O-sd D. no zap Co April s, inclusive.
iCT desr5teh pea Gaelic. lOb
Nails for AUSTRALIA (cxcept those for West
tu ttall1. which are despatched via Europpl NEW
ZEALAND FIJI. SAMOA. and HAWAII via san
Fraucisco- close here daily 40 5-SJ D. m after
March 20 and mp 10 Apr! 3, inclusive for de-
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via seattle and
Victoria. close here daily az ESQ 3. 90. up 90
April < inslusigg ior despatch per S. b. En-
press of japan Registered mail must be- Spe-
,ially addressed Nerchaudi-e- lor the [. 6
Postal Agency az shanghai. China cannot be
forwarded via Carsda. tO)
Mails for the PHILIPPINE SLAMS 90 via
up 90 April ID, inclusive, Tor despatch per
L. =. transport tol
Mails for TAHITI and WARQUESAS ISLANDS.
via san Francisco. close here daily 40 C.gG
p. IN. up 90 April a.. inclusive. t0r drg1arlh
per s. - Australia tu)
malls Tor COCHIN CHINA are despatched to
New York Tor connection with European
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS OIntary NaiD de-
spatchCd 90 san Francisco az al closes f1r that
Office. % connect with Government transports,
the sailinEs of which are irregular.
REGISTERED MAIfS close az the MAIN OF.
FlCE As follows tb) At geo o. m- same dav:
tc) az 500 O.. u- same day. ODD 40 500 "a. "a.
sane day- lD az I-o1 p- Oh. previous day, OBJ
p m. previous L4t- to} AZ 6-ol D. EI. previous
day JOHN a. MERRITT. Postmasger-
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up wire fencing, this Week, on the Bronson place for J. K. Robinson.
 Miss Adelia w. Hubbell will winter, Monday, November "A, and go Syracuse, N. Y., where she will spend the winter with Mrs Chester U. Reid. Miss Sallie Hubbell will spend the winter with her sister, Miss Susie Hubbell, in Bridgeport.
 Andrew Hidu would like to purchase good two-year-old heifer. He is also looking for few tons of good corn stalks.
 ~ Mrs Eugene Cannon of Sheffield, Mass, is guest this week of her daughter, Mrs Hermon Perry.
 The road between Franklin Banks and MT Ricker's on Cross Highway is being greatly improved: It is being widened and graded and new bridge has been built. / William w. Goodsell of Cross High. way is suffering somewhat after the manner of Job.
 Charles and Martha Decker of Shef field Mass, are expected to spend Thanksgiving with MT and Mrs Her mon Perry.
 Miss Alice Nichols is spending a few weeks with her brother; Charles Mich ols, in Cohoes, N. Y.
 William Hanks is building an ad dition to his barn, 26x 16 feet. He is also having the cellar wall of his new house built. The house will be 27X2( with an ell. John, w. Ferris is doing the mason work and ISSac Smith thu carpenterpwOrk.
 John F. Sammis, ST., moves thi week from Aspetuck to EaStOn Cente so he can be near his work at his mill
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GREENFIELD HILL,
NEWS TERSELY TOLD,

Mrs Milbank and daughters have re- friends in New York.
 William Lobdell is entertaining his sister from Ridgebury:
 Miss A. M. Morris recently visited friends in NOrwalk.
 Miss MOllie Warehouse is confined to her home with severe case of humps
 Mrs s. c. Bradley and daughter will soon leave for the South, where they will spend part of the winter with MT Bradley.
 Mrs Marcus Wheeler is recovering from her recent illness.
 Miss Backman of Bridgeport is visit ing at Joel Wiggins'.
 Mrs E. R. Banks and daughter, Mary, have returned from their trip, much improved in health.
 Mir and Mrs N. w. Ogden kindly en- tertained H. M. Smith, THE BEE's representative, Monday night.
 Miss Mollie B. Morehouse will give piano lessons using the 'synthetic' method. Her advertisement appears in another column.
 Miss Georgia Gould and Mrs Annie Buckley have started dressmaking establishment at the home of Mrs Buckley. They will do all kinds of dressmaking at reasonable prices.
 Isaac N. Banks has taken the con tract of painting Wallace's dog ken- nels at Unionville. The exterior and and interior will both be painted and the work will last about month.
 Hon J. K. Robinson will close his house here some time this week for the season.
 Clarence Bradley has been putting
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NICHOLS.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Mrs B. M. Pickop and Miss Susie Hawley, delegates to the State Sunday School convention at Meriden, gave very interesting reports of the meeting, at the evening service of the Metho- dist church, November 16.
 pr A. l.. House, who has recently re- turned from Mexico, gave an interest ing talk at the Methodist Sunday school, Sunday.
 o. B. Plumb and family attended a family gathering at the home of his daughter, Mrs George Holmes of Strat- ford, on Friday.
 Elliott Curtis spent Sunday at N. B. Curtis.
 MT and Mrs F. Smith have recently been guests of B. Nothnagle.
 Dr and Mrs A. l.. House were the guests of Miss Jessie Cook, last week
 Eugene Hotchkiss is soon to move t( Bridgeport. The semi-annual meeting of tht Christian Endeavor society was held Tuesday evening. Miss Bessie Smith is attending busi ness college at Bridgeport. Miss Gertrude Peet, who has beer for many years teacher in the Bridge port public schools, has leave of ab sence and is taking much needed | rest.
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OUR NEIGHBORS,
sTEPNEr.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
 N. B. Hinman visited friends in Tor ringtOn, Waterbury, Morris and Litch- field, last week.
 Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley has had her kins and Edwards s. Beardsley did the work. MT and Mrs Edward Beers of Hunt ington spent Sunday with MT and Mrs George Stillson.
 Oliver D. Bennett is in Easton do- ing carpenter work for John Sherwood and Charles Evarts.
 Oliver D. Bennett took parsnip from his garden, this fall, which weighed two and three-quarters pounds.
 o. E. Morgan will continue to make cider at his mill in Hattertown for one week more. Then he will start up his saw mill and will then be ready for the farmers to bring on the logs.
 Mrs Emeline Fisher, who is iA does not improve as her friends wish.
 Rev MT Dikeman will give a Thanksgiving sermon in the church, Sunday morning, November 23. OMrs Arthur Penfield and son of Bridgeport are guests of Mrs Wheeler.
 Mrs M. B. Turney is in New Haven as the guest, of Frank Hodge.
 MT and Mrs William Baird of Beth el have been recent guests of Mrs Charles Wheeler.
 Rev E. B. Hughes will preach in the Baptist church, next Sunday morning and evening.
 Levi Edwards, who had such seri ous fall short time ago, is now slow
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MAGAZINE
 CLUB.
 The annual meeting of the Magazine club was held on Tuesday evening of this week, at the home of Mrs A. D. Munson. Miss Maria Bradley was ap- pointed general secretary for the con- ing year.
 Miss Eunice Platt is entertaining a friend from Wallingford., The annual meeting of the Ladies Aid society will be held Thursday evening of this week, at the parish house.
 Miss Bessie Mitchell entertained the Whist club on Friday afternoon, o1 this week.
 Rev H. Dewitt Williams is spend ing few days in Hartford. J. L. Mitchell started on Friday last | for Colorado. George Winton of Bridgeport was the guest of D. c. Platt, last week.
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trious place. About 40 hands are en- ployed in the building.
 The Ellis Wood Working Co. is a busy place. The workmen are making full time and earning good wages.
 The hat factories are working about half time and are making preparations for spring trade.
 The demand for milk has increased so much that dealers have to cut some of their customers short. Every quart of milk produced in the town is not enough to supply the demand and other sources of supply will be needed in very short time. No doubt the price of milk will have to be raised tC or Sc per quart before winter is over: There is no prospect that food stuff | will be much lower.
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been in town for few days visit. MT Baldwin'S mother returned home with them for stay of some months.
 Paul Rhenberg'S new barn is fast nearing completion and when finished will be a great addition to the street.
 Mrs Sarah Betts has returned from a short visit in NewtOwn.
 MT and Mrs George Benham of Wa terbury have been the guests of MI and Mrs E. S. Hawley. Mrs Mary Buckingham has return ed from Long Island.
 MT and Mrs Henry Bolles have son born last week. Thomas Osborne and family have moved from Monroe to the home Of Mrs Osborne's mother, Mrs Lydia Gro. futt.
 Miss Ida Pearson spent Sunday al at the home in Seymour. Miss Virginia GOrum has returned from short stay in Massachusetts.
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Miss Addis, MT Merritt.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY

Friday while exercising one of the horses that was to have been sold at Keeler's, Saturday, it fell and broke a leg and had to be shot. Merritt Hill was called upon to shoot it.
 Next Sunday at St Johns quartet will sing 70 Most Merciful'' at the morning service and Softly Now the Light of Day" in the evening service.
 'Joshua Simpkins" will be played at the Town hall tonight (Friday)
 The Basket ball game between the Bryn Mawr of Philadelphia, Pa., and the Ingleside's ended in a victor for the latter. The score was to }.
 Mrs Ellen Stone will lecture to- night (Friday) at Ingleside.
 An entertainment will be given by the Junior Guild in the Parish house, Tuesday evening, November D, at s o'clock. The drama ''The Toy Shop" by number of little children, "The Charge of the Light Brigade,'' bur lesque, "The Bachelors Reverie' and numerous other features will be given.
 Letters addressed to the following people remain unclaimed in the New Milford postottice: Peter Butler, Philip
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BRIDGEWATER.
BUSINESS BOOMING.

Business at Thompson's factory is rushing. One day recently the num- Der of orders was 4OOO. He is cOntin- ually adding to his force of employees and the work at the postoftice is cor respondingly increased. The stage driver loading both ways takes as high as 40 sacks at trip.
 The supper given by the ladies Of St Marks society, last week, was a great success in numbers, quality and profit.
 l.. $. Dickinson has three gangs of woodchoppers at work for hlm and is shipping the wood to Waterbury. He has contracted to furnish one party a carload day.
 s. D. Treat is hauling a car of bran and middlings home from Roxbury Falls.
 Mrs Harmon Treat is not feeling as well as usual
 No school is this district, this week. Miss Glover, the teacher, has been kept at home by sickness in the family.
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Sale of Linin8S.
59 cts.

We such with the houses of which Things sell them half and less The lin ings all sh good such sell every higher than asking The offer be duplicated any other tne either here elsewhere:
 Saeens l4 Is and 19 yd value from 25 35 yd Pecanes, nches colors, 6, 8, 10 l3 l-2 cts yd; value from 10 to Is cts
 Moreen, 34 cts yd; value 57 cts
 Shrunk and Percaslk, cts value 12 1-2
 Mail orders carefully filled
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ly improving. Some of the neighbors turned out last week and repleniShed his wood pile for him.
 F. M. Garfield is assisting Bassett & Davis of Bedding with their painting.
 MT and Mrs Herbert Fisher and MT and Mrs Ernest Fisher were guests over Sunday of MT and Mrs Levi T. French.
 Thomas J. Clark has recently pur- chased a new pair of Devon steers of W. J. Sherwood of Westport.
 The steward of the Bachelors club assisted the ladies of the Methodist church at their New England supper, last Friday evening. The supper net ted them between $11 and SIP.
 Edson Hayes, the mail carrier on Route 15, has not been quite we'll and has been assisted in his delivery by D.
 Chester w. Terrill left Wednesday for Southbury where he will stay
 Agent Lawrence Taylor of Botsford. with party of friends, attended the New England supper, Friday evening.
 New mixed nuts, oranges, figs and dates and all the tixings for the turkey for Thanksgiving at Stephen French's store at the Depot.
 Mrs c. H. Hawley left, Monday, fol visit to friends in the West.
 Mrs Plumb Hawley of Nichols is car ing for Mrs 0. H. Hawley's home dur. ing her absence.
 H. M. Fowler. who has been in the employ of 0. H. Hawley, has left here for Hartford.
 B. Hawley & Co., are having a clos. ing out sale of ladies' shoes for soc pei pair.
 Mrs L. c. Gilbert, Jr., who has been ill, is now somewhat improved in health.
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LONG HILL.
WHAT'S GOING ON.

WHAT'S GOING ON. Mrs Ray Royden and daughter of Bridgeport are the guests of the Misses Beers.
 house and farm to Lincoln Stuart of Bridgeport.
 George Sherman will move his fam ily to Bridgeport, this week. They will reside on Tom Thumb street. Mrs Sherman, who broke her arm about two weeks ago, is getting along very well at present writing. Miss Emily Burroughs will leave, this week, for New Haven where she will spend the winter with her cousin, Miss Lizzie Beardsley.
 Miss: Mary Burroughs, daughter of | Mrs Charles Sherwood, is attending school in York state. MT and Mrs George Clark and daugh- ter moved to Bridgeport, Saturday, | for the winter.
 MT and Mrs Reuben Keoppler of | Weston were guests over Sunday of MT and Mrs Robert StaineS.
 Oscar Tucker has resigned his posi- tion with Daniel MahOney.
 MT and Mrs Robert Staines have re- gently moved into George Hadley's tenement house. | Peter Gabler's residence is being newly painted. Levi Downs is doing the work.
 You can save money by leaving your Thanksgiving order at w. N. Hurd $ store; 2l pounds granulated sugar, Sl; mixed nuts, warranted all fresh goods; new figs, dates, sweet Florida oranges, fresh roasted peanuts and celery. Leave your order early.|W. N. Hurd, the grocer.
 Several men at present are at work at Long Hill mines and the report is that the mines will soon be reOpened
 Harry Jennings is working for D. K, Watson.
 Mrs c. G. Downs left, Thursday, fol a few days stay with friends in New York City. Mrs Elmer Hoyt is caring for the house during Mrs Downs ab sence.
 MT and Mrs John Disbrow have moved into the Jesse Mallett place.
 Mrs s. B. French has been called tt Waterbury to care for the sick. Patrick Kohler has lost rabbit dos and Oscar Tucker, bird dog. Botf means ought to be used to secure thu safety of the pet dogs.
 Burton Mallory of Bridgeport spen Sunday. the guest of MT and Mrs Ben jamin Flaherty.
 A new stove has been placed in tn Long Hill depot with an attachmen for heating the office.
 Reuben Keoppler of Weston ha rented the mill at the depot and abou December will open with all kind of feed and will do all kinds of sawin and grinding.
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Women's Montenac Cloth Coats, 27- inches long, half tight fitting back, double-breasted, Pearl Buttons, guar anteed Satin lining, Velvet Collar, turnover fancy cuff, sizes 3 to A.. Price $1O.
 A better one, Skinner Satin lined, Peau-de-Soie faced revers, $l2.5O.
 Montenac Cloth Coats, 19-inches long, tight-fitting back, double-breast- ed, guaranteed satin lining, Peau-de- Soie faced revers. Price $lO.
 Boucle and Astrakan Cloth Coats, 27-inches long, half tight-fittfng back, guaranteed tsatin lining, high Storm Collar, sizes 34, 36, 38 only. Price s5: worth S1O.
 Monte Carlo Coats, 33-inches long back, front and sleeves tucked, wide cuff. Colors, tan, castor, satin lined Price $1O; worth $l2.5O. A very pretty Monte Carlo, Misses Coat, sizes 14, 16, IS. Colors tan, cas tor and royal blue, Applique Cloth trimmed, pockets and collar velvet in laid, 29-inches long, good Romain Sat in lining. Price $50, worth sl1.5O.
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BANTAM.
BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS.


 Rev F. H. Divine, state superinten- dent of Baptist missions, will preach in the Baptist church, next Sunday evening, at 7.3O.
 It is expected that the Rev c. J. Harding of Three Rivers, Mass, will preach in the Baptist church, Sunday evening, November 30, at 7.3O. - The circle of Kings Daughters will meet with Mrs Harry Hallock on Fri. day evening.
 Rev Asa Randlet of Eastford was a guest at Elm cottage, Sunday night. MT and Mrs Charles Mercy spent a few days, lastiweek, in Bristol.
 U. P. Bartholomew is having the store building just vacated by A. C. Mercy changed into a tenement.
 l.. H. Raynor of Bridgeport was 1T town. Tuesday.
 Robert Cochrane is having his house painted. George w. Clemmons has the contract.
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QUAKER'S PARIS.
WHAT'S GOING ON.

WHAT'S GOING ON.
 Mrs Hawley, mother of T. C. Beard sley, of Five Mile Hill, met with ser ious fall, Saturday afternoon, and frac- tured her hip. As she is 83 years old it is doubtful if she recOverS from the shock.
 Charles Allen and sister, Mrs Lucy Treat of Derby, with his two grand children visited his sister, Mrs M. Davis, last Sunday.
 Miss Clara J. Hawkins, teacher of Bowers High school, visited Hast Fri- day the Irving and Franklin schools of Derby: also the Derby High school, of which she was graduate, last June. Miss Martha Wooster was home from Shelton over Sunday.
 c. A. Meigs is reshingling his dwell ling house. Frank Williams is doing the work.
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HUNTINGTON.
THE HARVEST SUPPER.

The harvest supper was one of the most successful affairs were given by the ladies of Huntington and was en- joyed by large and appreciative audi ence. The program was pleasing from start to finish. Miss Clara Booth proved delightful entertainer and was heard in four comic selections, "Matilda's Beau," "Nathan's Flat" and two others equally fine. E. R. Hawley rendered several selections on the organ and also accompanied the soloist. Paul Rehnberg, who is always favorite, sang, "Daddy" and respond ed to repeated encores with a little Swedish song. Mir Bailey, though suffering ffom a severe cold, was en- thusiastically received and gave d fine rendering of "Out on the Deep." Hiss Lois Hawley was charming as us ual and was was heard in two songs, 'Among the Lilies" and Little Boy Blue.'' A table of fancy and useful articles in charge of Miss Estelle Marks, helped to swell the proceeds which amounted to nearly $40. The public seem thorougly satisfied with both supper and entertainment and the Aid society is delighted with it's suc- cess.
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few days of last week in New York. Miss Minnie Worden spent last week with her sister, Mrs J. Wentsch, in Britain.
 Mrs s. F. Clark has gone to Trum- bull and will spend the winter in Bridgeport, New Haven and Milford.
 A family of Italians have moved in- to Henry Camps tenant house and will chop wood for Lee Dickinson on Lawrence Mays farm.
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BROOKFIELE.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Miss D. s. Kane, teacher in West the Danbury schools and Miss Maud Addis of Danbury is to take her place. The school visitor much regrets to lose Miss Kane from the list of teachers as she has now taught several years in town, ranking as one of Brookfeld' $ best teachers.
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EASTON.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Take your cash and go to the store of F. G. Heublein at Adams to get the pounds granulated sugar for $1 per bag: Oats $l.1O per bag. All other goods correspondingly cheap.
 MT and Mrs Frank Williams have been friends in the northern part of the state.
 Mrs G. K. Parrack entertained MT
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R,. III. Beers &Co.
 sSOpen nonday Wednesday and Saturday Evenings.

and Mrs Henry Burr of Fairfield, MT and Mrs Albert Bulkley and daughters Arthur BuIkley and lady, Mrs B. Wes- ley Burr and three daughters, Sunday.
 Miss Madge Drury spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss May FreebOrn:
 Miss Florence Parrack has returned home after a weeks visit with Miss Nellie Maurer of Trumbull.
 Charles Grumman is home for a weeks visit.
 After the new selectmen of the town of Easton got after the Black Rock road it was put in fine06hape.
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3RANCHVILLE.
NEWS IN BRIEF.


 Mildred Warehouse has been i'll but is much better at this writing. Mrs A. Partridge has received an in- vitation to spend Thanksgiving in Bridgeport with her niece, Mrs c. H. Morris.
 M. Huntley, former school teach CT here, is visiting friends in this place.
 MT and Mrs Ira Mead entertained a select company one afternoon, this week.
 MT and Mrs Lewis Mead of Norwalk spent Sunday with Mrs Uranie Mead Mrs Ira Mead has new organ. Mrs Andrew Godfrey has entertain ed her sister the past two weeks. MT and Mrs Smith of Laurel hill en- tertained number of her neighbOrs, last Friday evening. The evening was pleasantly spent by all.