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LOCAL JOTTINGS,

Mr. and Mrs George B. Gorham of
Westport were visitors at George H.
Merwin's, Sunday.
Mrs Franklin Banks is confined to
the house with an aggravated form of
humps.
A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Godfrey, Sunday night, De-
cember 7. ~.
Maurice M. Merwin is in very feeble
health and unable to leave his room.
Ernest Jewit of Bridgeport is spend
a few days with his sister, Mrs John
Nichols.
Miss Maud Metcalf, eldest daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs M. L. Metcalf, and
land, were quietly married in Easton,
last Wednesday,. The happy couple
have departed for Rhode Island and
will make that state their home.
The present week has displayed some
of the coolest weather recorded in De-
cember in many years. Tuesday was
the coolest day in this vicinity in
years. The snow and ice which ac-
cumulated last Friday and which was
supplemented by Sundays fall, has
made very good Sleighing in this local
ity. -.
Theodore Sturges returned home
from the South, Sunday evening.
Frederic G. Banks and family spent
Sunday at Sherwood Banks.
Miss Bertha Godfrey, who has been
confined to the house the past week,
is slowly improving.
Mrs Frank Banks is confined to the
house with severe attack OF mumpS
Paper hangers are at work on the in
terror OF the Country club house.
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The
The
Howe g Stetson Stores.
New HAVEN, Conn.

peanuts all through the evening, and
II any of the others, green with envy.
CHANGED to frown at him, he would
sing, "You can't have any of my pea
nuts when your peanuts are gOnen'
Now, wasn't that provoking for the
unfortunate thirteen, everyone of
whom slowed peanuts?' Animated
SilhOuetteS were announced. All! a
door was thrown open, and the mys-
ferrous sheet was before the eyes of
the anxious spectators, breathless with
excitement. Mr. Walkers head, on
the body Of prizetighter, was recog-
nized after a brief period of time.
Miss Alice Gabler poured water on the
heads OF two unoffending midnight
serenaders on the backyard fence.
brought a familiar scene on the street
wildly before the crowd. The cham
pion litter, Mr. Olmstead, picked up a
barrel of sugar, and consequently
broke his back. The milliner, Miss
French, showed hats direct from Paris.
The musician, Mr. Birks, sat playing a
mandolin, bliSSfully unconscious of the
world in general. The star-gazer look
ed through spy-glass at three Long
Hill stars. A family affair was illus
trated by Miss Hoyt, vigorously apply
ing the rod to a youth who said,
won't" Lyle Walker, as the expert
hunter, showed the spoils of the sea-
son: The athlete, at second glance,
made one think Of Mr. Mahoney plav.
ing football with the B. B. S. team.
Mr. Doupe took a characteristic atti-
tude. A drawing contest was next
enjoyed. The judge reserved his de-
c1s1On as to whom drew the best Tor
was 1T the worse?) picture. After this
1t was time to eat; the luncheon was
served In dainty manner. Mr. Birks
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DR. Barber has recently lost his old
horse, "Vet." It. had reached the ad.
vanced age of % years, and had been
owned and used by the doctor for q
years.
Gilbert Brothers put in some new
storm doors at the pOStoffice, last Wed
nesday.
There is special rush at the "Bos-
ton Store" on B. M. G. flour at sac,
per pound. This is store where you
get your moneys worth.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Roe are visit
ing, in New York.
The Current Events club met with
Mrs S. Dunning of Center street, Mon
day afternoon.
Abraham Meyers, formerly of this
place, who has been spending some
time in Deadwood. S. D., where he
has been engaged in the mining bust
ness, has returned to Bethel for a
short visit.
Mrs Sarah St John and daughter,
Edith, have gone to Kent for two
weeks stay.
Miss Bertha Benedict is substituting
for Miss Elizabeth Blake, teacher Of
Wolf Pits school.
The Plymouth tea and Christmas
sale, held by the ladies of the Congre-
gational church, Tuesday evening, was
d very enjoyable affair, and very we'll
attended in spite of the intensely cold
weather. The ladies served an excel
lent supper for Csc, and the men as
sisted, acting as walters. The many
dainty and useful Christmas articles
were nearly all disposed Of
James Gilbert is exhibiting % fowls
at the Hartford poultry show, this
week.
Died, suddenly, at the home of her
daughter Mrs W. S. Elkins, at Spear
fish, S. d., Mrs Mary e. Cook of Roch-
ester Mimi, formerly of this place.
Two daughters and a son survive her,
besides two brothers, Edwin S. Bene-
dict of Orange, N. j., and Alfred L.
Benedict, now in Danbury
News.
Miss Alice Dunleavy is visiting in
Brooklyn.
New stone steps are to be placed in
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NEW MILFORD GENTLEMEN RovA-,

NEW MILFORD GENTLEMEN ROYALTY
ENTERTAINED AT BRIDaEwATER.
"A party of New Milfordcitizens went
to Bridgewater, Wednesday night.
and were royalty entertained by the
BrldgeWater gentlemen. An elegant,
dinner was served by Thomas Keane.
alter which whist was enjoyed. The
New Milford gentlemen who made up
the !eL party were: Hon I. Bristol, Hon
f. e. King, V. P. Staub, Mont Nal
lette, George Warner, Charles Planz
and J. E. Castle.
JeWeler Hill is prepared for the
Christmas trade with the best stock
he has ever carried, and he has always
been ABREAST with the times. His line
of clocks is especially attractive and
VIII appea! to the thoughtful buyers.
Inc Holiday Annex of A. L. Hills &
Co., will open for business tomorrow.
7 Saturday, with great assortment OF
toys, dolls and fancy articles.
Golden, the clothier, reports a brisk
trade for the past few weeks. For the
men folks he is Offering useful goods in
neckwear, gloves, hats, boots and
Shoes In short time he will open
an annex on the second floor of the
Schoverling for ladies' goods.
Hoyt q Atchison have an attractive
line OF pictures and novelties in furni-
ture, which will make sensible and
pleasing gifts for Christmas.
For the Christmas trade Druggist
Noble is Offering and especially fine
line of CONNECTIONS in Chocolates. bon
bons and box goods.
HOyt q AtchiSOn have the contract
Tor the furniture for the new hotel of
T. F. Young.
Mrs Alex Levy returned on Tuesday
night, after few days visit in the
Park City.
E. A. Wildman passed Monday and
tuesday in Glastonbury sampling to-
Owing to the intense cold affecting
the heating of the church at All
Saints, last Sunday, evening service
had to be omitted.
W. G. Barton has sold his building
to Nicholas Staub.
LaHalt u Garvey have moved into
their handsome new quarters in the
Mygatt block
LaHait & Thomas moved. Wednes-
day into their Bank street establish
ment.
The cold snap has made it very un-
comfortable for Shantyville. The wa
ter pipes are all frozen.
The duet, "Voice Divine. will be
sung next Sunday morning at St
Johns by Miss Osborne and Henry c.
Harris: At Intervening service quar-
tet will sing, art thou Weary, Art
Unclaimed letters remain in the
poStoffice addressed to: w. A. Ander-
son, Y. r. Arlington, Walter Brown,
Mrs Grace Copery, Philip Dodd, George
Egan, Thomas Green, Albert johann
son, Edw. Kiefer, K. Petrowski Harry
Stubbins.-[George H. Jackson, post
master
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BRIDGEWATER.
TREAT DISTRICT EXCITEMENT

A narrow escape from a serious fire
occurred at e. r. Wooster's, last Mon
day night, and while their friends are
congratulating them on their narrow
escape, they are trying to make the
house look like home again. Monday
morning Mr. Wooster burned out their
chimneys. The chimney in the main
part OF the house had great accumu-
lation of SCOT and during the burning
quantities of the burning SCOT fell to
the bottom of the chimney, creating a
great heat which finally set the Sill
and studding on the side toward their
dining room on fire. Mr. Wooster had
taken out all the SCOT from the small
opening at the bottom of the chimney
he could, and there had been no fire in
1T for some time, when the sound of
cracking was heard and the light was
seen on top of the Dashboard. Fhe sill
in the cellar was also burning and
lath and studding were burned SO that
a large hole made in the dining room.
While they were fighting the
fire Edward, Jr., who was sick
with quinsy in one of the rooms up
stairs, called for help and it was with
difficulty that he was taken out of
the dense smoke. The fire was soon
subdued by quick and judicious work,
and none of the family are injured by
the experience.
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NEW MILFORD.
WARAMAUG LODGE HAS An, ENJOYABLE
ATHERING.

WARAMAUG LODGE HAS AN ENJOYABLE
GATHERING. ~
Waramaug lodge, A. o. U. w., had a
very lenjoyable time at their smoke
talk, Tuesday evening. Dispute the
cold weather good number were pres
emit. Grandmaster Workman Demer-
est of Bridgeport, Grand Medical Ex~
aminer Frank Wheeler Of New Haven,
Supervisor Nichols and Grand Guide
J. II. Morehouse made short addresses.
Col Landers could not be present, be-
ing indisposed. Roy Carlton, in cos
tune, assisted greatly with his humor-
GUS jokes and stories and was greatly
appreciated. Coffee, ham Sandwiches
and cake was passed around, in addition
to cigars, pipes and tobacco. Wara-
maug lodge are to be congratulated on
so successful gathering.
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Silks fOrGiftS.'

Delightful picking from a lot of
dainty new silks gathered for the
Christmas giving. -Four yards to
a waist pattern,
At SIC; worth soc.
Washable Taffetas in variety of
colors-striped effects,
At 70c; worth $I.5o.
Rich heavy silks, in striped and
embroidered figure effects-exquis-
tie colorings. 49,
Of course we deliver them in
boxes, if you wish-makes them
more gift-like.
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spected citizen of Bridgewater died Suddenly
on tuesday at the age of "a years, The high
great confidence bestowed upon him was
shown in the fact that he was consecutively
elected town treasurer for twenty or more
years. He represented the town in the Legis-
lature perhaps dozen years ago. He was
Weii-to-do farmer. man of good judgment as
He will be greatly missed and sincerelv
mourned. He leaves a widow and two daugh-
ters, Mrs B %. Garfield and Miss Mary Morris,
both OF INSTRUMENTATION Milford Gazette
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front of the Congregational church tc
replace theswooden ones.
NICHOLS,

MISS NICHOLS)MR FAIRCHILD. -,
A pretty wedding took place on
Wednesday at 5 p. m. when Miss
Edythe Caroline, daughter of Charles
B. Nichols and Charles Wentworth
Fairchild, son Of Mr. and Mrs Erwin S.
Fairchild of Nichols, were united in
holy wedlock. The house was prettily
decorated with ferns and ported plants
which gave it an artistic, appearance.
The bridal couple entered the parlor to
the strains of the Lohengrin wedding
march, Willard S. Plumb of Trumbull
acting as pianist. The ceremony was
performed by Rev William Arthur
Thomas of the Trumbull, Congregations
al church. The bride was handsomely
dressed in white silk null over white
trimmed with applique cut en- train.
After congratulations the happy
couple'with relatives assembled in the
dining room, where a wedding supper
was served by two cousins of the bride,
Misses Elizabeth and Ruth Beard. The
presents were handsome and costly,
among them being a.number of checks,
cut glass and silver. Mr. and Mrs Fair
child left on the g. IS train from Bridge
port for New York. The wedding trip
will be south, including Tampa Bay,
Florida, jacksonville, Washington
and other points Of interest. Upon
their return they Will at home to their
friends at thesbride's fathers residence
Mrs Catherine Amber has returned
home after spending some time in
Bridgeport.
R. Brooks has purchased a horse
from A. S.Cook.
w. B. Nichols entertained her daugh-
ter Mrs Nettlaton 1ast uook
The Methodist Sunday school are
to have supper, December 26, for
their Christmas celebration. Presents
will be given to the Primary depart
ment.
Mr. Wellington has been kept very
very busy shoeing horses since the
snow storms.
Mrs John Peck is expec ting to 20
this week, to Shelton for the winter,
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OUR NEIQHBORS.
LONG HILL.
A-DELIGHTFUL EVENING.

A@OELIGHTFUL EVENING.
Surely you've heard of the Nameless
club? Well, the members, who are
all Of the fair sex, gave a reception to
their friends at the Episcopal rectory,
last Tuesday evening. The guests
and Miss Edna French. When the
guests stepped into the hall they all
noticed sheet tackled across one of
the doors. Mystery of mysteries!
Each one was asked to pose for Miss
Coe to draw his profile. The plot
thickens! But, Of course, politeness
forbade too many questions on the
OF the guests had arrived, a, peanut
hunt was INDUCED in. The one who
found the most peanuts had the most
eat IA sensible conclusion, that, and
that lucky individual was Herbert
Walker, who contentedly munched
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SHSSieilSl,
wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou,
bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but if you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. Ithas been tested
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and 61Eo~
send your address to <sg;'=,x N & ss;FE,:,
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. The '<ezs4=zzsss:el.i.
regular fifty cent and Home of swamn-Root
ooi'af sizes are sold by all good druggists
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BETHEL.
MRS ESTHER FREEDE.

Mrs Esther Freede, wife of Gustavus
Ereede, died at the home of her.father,
W. II. Ferry, in Elmwood district,
Tuesday night, aged 26 years. The
funeral will be attended from her
fathers residence to-day friday. at
!; p. M, Rev DR. Adams officiating. The
burial will be at the Central cemetery,
Bethel. -
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A PLEASANT SOCIABLE.

Putnam lodge, Knights of Pythias,
held pleasant sociable in the LODGE
hall on Main street, Friday evening.
The sociable was attended by about IS
couples, including number of invited
guests. Several hours were spent in
dancing, and supper was served during
the intermiSsion,
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KENT.
NORTH KENT AND VICINITY.

NORTH KENT AND VICINITY
Harley Weld ate Thanksgiving dinner
with Daniel Halls family.
past week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Peet and Mrs Lucy Hall
took trip to Armenia, Friday.
Miss Mary Kinney. who has been in New
Milford few days, returned, Sunday, in
company with Mrs O'Brien.
Rollfn Rowland of West Stock bridge has
been calling on old friends
Turing the winter months Miss Mabel Hall
will board with Mrs Charles Slade,
G. Howard Bull spent Sunday at his home here,
6i s hnnayr eye h Miss Lima gave party in
spent IN playing games and good time in
general, for Miss Lima is royal entertainer.
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ORDER EASTERN STAR.

NEW OFFICERS ELECTED, MONDAY
NIGHT.
Following IS a complete list of the
officers of Jephthah chapter, o. e. s.,
No. 81, elected Monday night:
Worthy Matron, Mrs Ada NJ. Blake.
man.
Worthy Patron, Louis T. Briscoe.
Assistant Matron, Mary J. E. Belts.
Secretary, Ralph N. Belts.
Treasurer, Alfred M. Briscoe.
COnductress, Miss Jennie E. RriScoe,
Assistant Conductress, Mrs Sarah F.
BIackman.
Ada, Mrs Belle J. Sanford.
Ruth. Mrs Agnes e. Briscoe.
Esther, Miss Maude 81. Blackman.
Martha, Mrs Harriet e. Brown.
Electa, Mrs Mary E. Payne.
Warder, Mrs Mary J. Fairchild.
Organist, Mrs Hattie 81. Smith.
Chaplain, Rev Otis O. Wright.
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GREENFIELD HILL.

IN A CRITICAL CONDITION AS THE RE-
SUIT OF EXPOSURE.
John Hayes, who was so fright
fully burned about the limbs while ly-
ing in stupor, near bonfire in the
the woods several days ago, is in a crit
ical condition at the Bridgeport hos
pital where he must undergo an am
putation of one aud probably both
legs. 1t is not believed that the pa
tient will survive the shock which
must naturally follow the operation.
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SOUTH BRITAIN,
ACHRIsTMAs SALE.

CHRISTMAS SALE.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Congrega-
tiOnal church will hold a sociable in the par
ish house on Thursday afternoon and even
ing, december 1S. The ladies will have a sale
OF use1ul and fancy articles suitable for
Christmas gifts.
=, Mrs u: N. Mitchell is visiting her daughter,
Mrs 8. u. Baker. in New York
MISS Lucle bennett entertained the Ladies'
Whist club, last Saturday afternoon at her
home in SOuthbury
Miss Bessie Pierce and Miss Susie Bradley
have returned from Philadelphia,
~ mrs Baldwin has returned for the winter to
New Haven. W.
Louis Erickson is at Henry Canf1eld's.
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of Bridgeport played several selections
on the mandolin. Miss Gabler sang a
solo. The crowd then joined in sing.
ing all the popular songs of the day
The best of friends must part, and the
guests, after declaring they had spent
delightful evening at the first recep'
tion of the NameleSs club, passed out
into dark and stormy night. The
rain was falling fast.
The Methodist church, through the
winter, will hold it's services at the
hall instead of in the church.
COasting down the depot hill has
been in prime condition for the past
few days, and has been enjoyed by the
young people.
The telephone which was recently
at the home of the late F. S. Shelton,
has been removed to the home OF
Daniel Mahoney.
Mr. and Mrs J. D. Sage and daugh.
ter, Emma, will remain at the home
of the late +. S. Shelton during the
winter.
Miss Bertha Silliman Watson of
Wellesley college is expected home
next week for the Christmas vacation.
The thermometer registered y de.
SlCCo OClOW AClO dU Uuc uOulC NJ. y
McDonough near the depot, Tuesday
morning.
just arrived, lot of Dudley's golden
pumpkin in cans, all ready for pies.
We also have new lot of felt boots
and gloves for winter wear.-[W. N.
Hurd, the Grocer.
Miss Clara Hall was in Bridgeport,
last Tuesday.
Mrs G. G. Downs made a short stay
with friends in Bridgeport, last week.
G. G. Downs will have good. supply
of Christmas candies at his store;
prices ranging from loo. upward
Christmas will soon be here. We
shall have good supply of broken bits
and ribbon candy at 1Oc. a pound.
Also another lot of mix nuts like those
we sold at Thanksgiving time. Sweet
Florida oranges, cranberries, fresh
roasted peanuts, at W. n. Hurd's, the
Long Hill Grocer.
G. N. Downs is painting and deco
rating the interior of his store. Lev
Downs is doing the work.
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Dainty Aprons.

For afternoon teas, Welsh rarebit
parties, church socials, etc.-very pref
ty gift things in fine lawns and dot
ted Swiss, round or square; trimmed
with the finest French embroideries
and tiny tucks,
25c to $2.25.
A fine line of aprons for nurses,
maids and mattresses, in variety of
pretty styles,
25c upward.
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RIVER DISTRICT.

P. butcher, H. A. Allen, John
Kane, M. J. Madigan and r. c. Nal
lory slaughtered their hogs, this week
Tuesday.
A party of five from Metichiwan
farm attended the dime sociable at
c. H. Lewis, GAINESVILLE, last week
Wednesday night, and report a fine
time. This was the last of the series
of these sociable to be given until af-
ter the holidays.
J. H. Higgins father lies very low
at his home in Champlain, he having
undergone an operation for blood poi
soning. He had his foot amputated,
last week. Thursday.
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w. g. BARTON'S OPENING.

W. G. Barton is at last able to an
nOunce the date of the Christmas OPEN
ing in his new store, Tuesday next, at
10 a. m. The builders have been hus-
thing things, and by Tuesday every
thing will be in apple pie order. He
will have very fine store, with the
best light possible and modern and up
to-date fixtures. The citizens of New
Milford and surrounding towns are in
vited to attend his opening on Tues
day next.
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A SOCIAL DANCE.

The next dance of the season will be
given in Nichols Opera house, Friday
evening, December 10, by the Bethel
Rod and Gun club. The club will have
a special car run to Danbury at the
close of the dance, for the accommoda.
tion of those attending from that CITY.
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CHURCH NOTES.

The last social event of the year will
be tie Watch Night" sociable given
by the Christian Endeavor society at
the Congregational parsonage, Decem-
Der 81. An especially fine program
will be rendered.
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The teamsters who are working on
the wood job for the Coe Brass Co. are
stopping with w. J. Candee.
Harold J. Olmstead spent Sunday
with friends in Danbury.
Miss Rose Keenan, and Miss Mae
Moore of Bridgeport have been recent
guests OF Miss Clara Candee
Jay Candee Of Waterbury spent a
few days last week at his home.
Miss Edith Banks has visited her
friend, Miss Cole, of Bridgeport.
Sweezy & Son are building fence in
front Of Miss Harriet French's new
house.
W. J. Candee sold pair of steers to
G. w. Edwards, last Tuesday.
John T. Porter is very busy at his
shop just now, and has engaged Frank
Raymond of Bridgeport to assist him
in his work.
The Bachelors club attended the
supper given by the Botsford Sunday
school, last Wednesday evening.
Charles Hawley has disposed of the
carload of coal which arrived last
week, and expects another soon.
Stephen French, the merchant at
the depot, has new line of 'ginghams
for aprons and a large assortment OF
outing f1annels, just the best goods for
keeping warm.
There will be preaching at the
Methodist church by the pastor, Sun
day evening.
Mrs Andrew Leavenworth was in
town over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest +. Garfield of
Waterbury are with Mr. and Mrs F.
NJ. Garfield, where they will remain
through the winter.
= Mrs James Marshall of Fall River
spent few days. last week, with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs George 8. Coley.
G. L. Smalley is now prepared to fit
your horses with the "Never Slip"
shoes. These are the most economical
shoe in the long run. Business is
brisk at his shop.
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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HOLIDAY
HINTS.

We have added to our stock
of Christmas toys, games and dolls, this year,
more genuine joys for the little people than
ever BEFORE and each year we have been told
our stock was the most complete in the city.
In Our
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floor below. No time was lost in as
pertaining the cause, and had it not
been for the timely and immediate &C
ton OF the school employees a serious
fire might have occurred.
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.l(s(&as1l5q,oe|S:
NEW HAVEN.
Handsome
Neck Rufus.
NEW HAVEN.

If you are man and are puz-
zled what to give a woman, take a
look at our showing of Liberty Silk
and Chiffon Neck Rufus, in black,
white, black-and-white and white
and-black.
They're in scarf and cape effects,
some reaching almost to the hem
of the skirt.
We will box them if so desired.
Nicer to give that way,
$2.63 to $II.oo.
A new lot of collars in Pt. Ven.
Use and heavy Russian lace; also
net and batiste with Pit. Venise ede-
ing,
$I.08 to $7.oS.
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Pillow ShanS.

Just received new invoice of Hem
special for the holidays. They're 32x32
inch and are beautifully appliqued in
floral and conventional designs,
$2.25, $2.75, $3.25.
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cures made by Dr..
kilner's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years OF
scientific research by
DR.. kilmer, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
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NO MILK DELIVERED ON SUNDAYS
DURING THE WINTER
The milk. dealers will not deliver
any more milk on Sundays until April
l, 1908.