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TEE PROBATE COURTS.

CTATE OF CONNECTICUT. District of D Bridgeport, ss. Probate Court. May a. 1903. Estate of Laura Clark: late of the The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from date hereof for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims for settle ment. Those who neglect to present their ac- counts, properly attested within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 Arthur J. Hull.
 Administrator ith the will annexed.
 lSteDneY. Conn.
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TRINITY CHURCH.

On Sunday morning, Trinity Sun. day, there will be Holy Communion, in connection with the morning ser vice.
 The diocesan convention meets next Tuesday at St Andrews church, Meriden. Rev J. H. George will at tend.
 Thursday of next week, St Barnabas day, there will be Holy Com. munion at 10 o clock.
 The strawberry festival held yester- day afternoon (Thursday) was well at tended and a very pleasant affair so- cially.
 Rev J. II. George has a new horse, bought in Bridgeport.
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OBITUARY.
JAMES M. SHANNON.

JAMES M. SH AN NON.
 The uncertainty of life was empha- sized afresh in the death, Saturday, of one of NewtOwn's bright and energetic boys, James M. Shannon, at the Bridge port hospital, after an illness of a few days. He was employed in Westport and had been ill but few days before he was taken to the hospital, Thursday, for an operation for appendicitis. Flu port, Saturday, bringing the remains that evening to the home of his par ents, MT and Mrs John Shannon. Besides his parents he is survived by two sisters and four brothers, Mrs P. II. Kohler and Mrs John K. Mccarthy, and Michael F.. Martin R, and Charles c. Shannon. His age was P. The funeral was attended on Tuesday morning from St Roses church and was one of the largest attended tuner- als from the church in some time. Father Fox otficiated. Six members of Court of Foresters of Vest port acted as pail bearers. There was a large number of floral tributes, in- the family, pillow from the Westport Cousin James, pillow with words 'Dear Brother" from the brothers, cross with the word "Friend,' wreath from Mir Haskell, a cross and four flat bouquets. Among those pres ent at the funeral from out of town were: MT and Mrs John K. Kelly of New Milford, Mrs Michael Stokes, MT Mrs John Brady, Mrs Michael Keane and daughter, Mamie, Mrs Charles Miller, Mrs George Gilbert, Misses Kittie and Alice Keating, Bernard keating, John and Bernard Keating, MT and Mrs John Finnell, James Fin nell, John Shannon, Michael Shannon, Martin Shannon, Mrs John Mccarthy, all of Bridgeport, Mrs Patrick Kohler of Long Hill.
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ST ROSES.

Father Fox will celebrate mass, Sun day, at St Stephens church, at II a. m.
 Devotions are being held every even- ing at St Roses, this week, at 7.3C o'clock.
 On Friday morning there will be mass at St Roses at o'clock.
 Patrick Mullane of Southbury is critically i'll with pneumonia. He is 76 years old. Father Fox visited him on Wednesday.
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RESTRICT OF VIEWPOINT, ss. Probate U Court. May 29 1903.
 Estate of Vim. B. Prindlc. late of New town. in said District. deceased
 Upon application praying that an be the last will and testament of said William B. Prindle may be proved, approved and admitted to probate, as per Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Newtown on the 10th day of June. 1903. at ? Oclock in the afternoon, and that notice be given of the pen dency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing th. same one time in some newspaper having q circulation in said district.
 M. J. Bradley, Judge.
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HOWLAND'S

Are you refurnish- ing the home for sum mer? The store can help.
 Are you planning your home for the first time ;? The store is ready with aid.
 Is the summer ward- robe being made up ]? There are dozens and dozens of things here for it,
 We'll as this store has come to be known, it isn't more than half known by most folks. Did you know, for illustration, that 1t will care for your belong ings while you spend the day in town, and deliver them at station or boat when you wish? Did you know there was a comfortable par Tor for you to rest at ease in? A spot where you can write your friends from ?
 Most of all did you know this was a tree money-back store ? When a thing isn't right, your money back for the asking.
 An inquiry by mail on any matter you're interested in will be promptly answered.
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For the ladies Taylor, Curtis & Go. are offering very nice line of ladies'. girls and children's patent leather shoes. They also have an uncommonly good bargain in ladies' summer under wear
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Scrim curtains by the yard and made up can be bought for little money at the Brick store. They also have nice line of table covers, and belt tans, pearl buttons and pearl sets for shirt waists.
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MT and Mrs Michael O'Dea and child were guests over Sunday of Miss Mary
 O'Dea.
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RESTRICT OF ROXBURY,s ,ss. Probate Court. U June 1903.

NISTRICT UF KUABU hY ,SS. FrUUaC0 CUurt
 U June 1903
 Estate of Chauncey A. Beers, late of ROx-
 bury. in said district, deceased. The administrator on said estate having set tied his account with said estate, the same Is awaiting partial distribution, per appli- cation on file more fully appears. Therefore pointment of distributors on said estate, on . the 18th day Of .Iune 19o8 at ? o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate Office in said Rox- bury and this court directs said adminstra- tor to cite all persons interested therein, to appear at said time and place. if they see
 paper having circulation in said district, one time. and by posting a copy thereof on
 the public sign post in the town of Roxbury, signed.
 Edward w. Preston Judge.
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Miss Bennett and Miss Lum, who have been stopping at the Inn for 10 days, returned to New Milford, Tues daV
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TIMOTHY GRIFFIN.

Timothy Griffin, a section boss on the Shepaug, was struck and killed by the cars, Monday afternoon, about 2. 30 o'clock. He is survived by wife and two children. His age was 35 years The funeral occurred on Wednesday morning from'St Rose S church, Father Fox officiating. The pail bearers were Messrs M. F., Patrick and Daniel Brennan, John and Michael Hastings and Thomas Keane. The burial was in St Roses cemetery. Funeral Di- rector Keating had the arrangements in charge.
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Eugene Nichols, of the Sandy Hook pusher, has moved his family into the LilliS cottage near the griSt mill.
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G. N. Clarke's vegetable liver pills cure bilious and dyspeptic ailments more effectually, we believe, than any other medicine now sold. For sale by druggists.
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The Planet, Jr., all steel horse hoe and cultivator, is the best; only $6 at k. H. Beers & Co.'s.
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ABSTRACT iOF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate U Court, June 3, 1903.
 Estate of Carl Kelly. late of Newtown. in said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for tho District of NewtOWn. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 Annie Kelly. Administratrix
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Home grown strawberries fresh every morning; also pineapples and bananas at R. H. Beers & Co.'s.
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The White Mountain ice cream freezers and the Lenox and Progress refrigerators are tirst-class goods. D. J. Hall sells them and he is rattling good man to trade with.
 Homer Clark is out with handsome
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The contract for the redecorating of the South Britain Congregational
 church has been let to New Haven parties. E. J. Hall will place a fur mace in the church, next week.
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Timothy McMahon and lady friends from Waterbury passed Decoration day with Mrs Peter Bradley on Curtis Hill,
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In the list of registered dogs on page 4 the humber of the male dog of P. K. McMahon was not received in time to be included in the list.
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The Annex house south of the Inn has been sold by w. c. Russell to Mrs Belle B. Leonard.
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Mrs Margaret T. Egan went to Sea bright, N. J., on Tuesday, where she will make her future home.
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A WELCOME VISITOR.

The first show of the season will yiS- it this place on June l2. Surely this item of news will please the young folk, the children and the older ones also. Sun Brothers Worlds Progress i've show is one that has standing record for presenting good perform ance in one big ring, in the good old style. Sun Brothers run their show strictly on business and moral princi- ples. Nothing is permitted to appear that will mar the pleasure of the Skep- tically inclined. Neither are the usual army of fakirs (often seen following in the wake of shOws) allowed to follow this organization. The long standing reputation of the Sun Brothers throughout America, and the Domin- ion of Canada shall not be jeopardized by allowing any catch-penny affair to be connected with their show. Fifty great celebrated artists will appear at every performance. Fully two hours and half of enjoyment is afforded. Let all attend. Afternoons at o clock. Evenings at o'clock. Charles Miller of Bridgeport, who was in Brooktield, Tuesday, drove his new trotter here, calling on MT and Mrs John Sheehan. He returned to Bridgeport, Wednesday. MT and Mrs F. L. Burritt of Green field Hill spent Tuesday in town, the guests of Mrs Sophia Northrop. Connor Haugh of Bridgeport will spend next Sunday with his sister, M iss B. B. Haugh h, on Walnut Tree Hill.
 w. M. Reynolds was in New York City, Wednesday and Thursday of this week
 | ing number of days at Hawleyville making needed repairs on his buildings there.
 William H. Hoy of Bridgeport has been spending several days with Nil and Mrs l. B. Harris.
 St Roses drum corps will have 2 dance at St Mary's hall on June 1O tC which the public is invited.
 Richard Rapp is out with a hand some new spindle, bought of A. M Briscoe & Son.
 Edward Taylor, I. B. Harris: and M White attended the races at New Mil ford, Decoration day.
 | HlFdIn chapter, NO. l, EC. A. M.. VII work the past master and most excel lent master degrees, next Wednesda, night.
 The ladies of St Johns Guild vii meet with Mrs Minott Augur, Thurs day, June II, to prepare for the annua sale in July. A cake sale will also talk place on Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
 Hiram chapter, No. l., R. A. M ! worked the Royal Arch degree, Wed 1, nesday night, on two candidates. . collation. was served following tn work.
 Mir Logan, of Logan & Allen, Water bury, was at Taylor's hotel, Sand
 Hook, Wednesday.
 A SandyIIIook society lady, who wer
 to St Margaret'S closing exercises
 Monday, surprised her friends on reacl ing Waterbury, by grasping satch' belonging to stranger with whOl # she sat. and carrying it as far as tn
 door before she discovered her mistak
 This is on the Q. T:
 The members of H iram lodge, No.
 F. & A. M., will attend service at
 Johns church on June 2l at D. n when Rev J. H. George will preach u , sermon. J. Harry Taylor of Shelton cOrnetiSt, will assist in the music
 part of the service. IT. ic honad thera will ha larUe Z
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Mrs John Carmody is critically ill.

Miss Elizabeth Chambers, who has been visiting Miss Laura Mitchell, re- turned to Waterbury on Saturday.
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Shirt Waist Hats.

MT and Mrs Joel Farist, Mrs J. B. Windsor, Mrs A. D. Pentield and Mrs E. H. Phelps of Bridgeport were at the Inn. Wednesday.
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John Finnell of Bridgeport spent Decoration day and Sunday in town.
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Miss Lulu Blackman of Passaic, N J., has visited MT and MrsJ M. Black man.
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Martin Heating of Bridgeport passed | Decoration day with Thomas c. Keane of Gas street.
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Miss Mary Hawley, who graduated from St Margaret's, Monday, was the recipient of many handsome gifts from her friends and received sincere con- gratulations on successfully finishing her course.
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Miss Maggie Lyons of Bridgeport passed Sunday in town.
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The play, IA Bunch of Roses," for the benefit of the Library, will be giv- en on July 3.
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Miss Idella Campbell of South Nor walk returned to her home, Sunday night, after few days visit with D1 and Mrs R. N. BettS.
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Mrs John R. TomlinSon has gone to Suttield, where she is the guest of Rob- ert $. TOmlinSOn.
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MT and Mrs William North of New Haven passed Sunday at Taylor's hotel, Sandy Hook,
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Mir and Mrs Daniel T. Corbett passed Sunday with MT and Mrs M. A. Cor bett,
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Mrs Louis Greer returned to New Haven, Friday night.
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| Mrs Hobart H. Curtis, Mrs George F. Taylor, Miss Florence Warner, Miss Lucy Wright, Miss Alice Beers and Miss Mildred Dikeman .attended the the commencement exercises at St Margaret's school at Waterbury, Mon- day.
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l1, All druggist

Sunday school at Botsford. Sunday.
 It will commence at II o'clock sharp.
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Rev William Ross and family arrived on Wednesday. Mrs Bennett met them at the station with her carriage and took them to the parsonage. The ladies were there to welcome them and tea was served to all present, with an abundant supply of good things suf- ticient to last for several days. Mrs some time past, stood the journey very we'll and was able to take tea with the rest. Rev MT Ross will preach next Sunday morning.
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THE JUNE RALLY MEETING.


 Once every month an earnest effort is made to get the people together at the service of prayer in large. numbers; for this reason it has the name of a rally meeting. This month this ser vice comes on the 18th, Friday evening of next week, at '. 45 o'clock. The topic "Spirit and Power," 2d Kings 2: 1925; Luke A: 44-53; Micah 3:8. Lead CT, George R. Wilson.
 The recita tions and exercises fer the Children'S day service on June 14, have been assigned to the children, and all augurs we'll for a service that all will thoroughly enjoy. The chil= dren are asked to come to the church for rehearsal of their parts on the fol- lowing days: Saturday, June 6, 10 to 12 a. m., Wednesday, June 10, 3to 5 p. m., Saturday June 13, 10 to 12 a. m.
 The Endeavor society of the Bethel Congregational church are to meet with the Newtown society on Tuesday evening, June 9, at 7.45. Topic, "Pow- CT and Prayer" Acts l: 13, l4; 2; IA, 41. All are cordially invited ito" come and help make thls meeting of real spir- itual uplift.
 Next Sunday evening, June ', comes the conservation meeting in the En- deavor society at 7.30. Topic. Mod ern Lessons from the Rechabites, '' ter. 35: 1-5, IS, 19.
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It is hoped there will be large at- tendance at the session of the Union
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Unclaimed letters remained in New town postof1ice, June l, 1903, addressed to: Alfred Carpenter, Mrs A. Cough lin. Ransum Duvall, w. L. Harvie, Mrs George Iocobson, Frank M. Nor throp, Miss Mary Rattler, Edward Strong, one foreign letter.-[George E. DuncOmbe postmaster,
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Mrs Charles Miller and Miss Keane of Bridgeport and Miss Kate O'Hayer of Brookfeld, were guests Of Mrs John Sheehan Tuesday,
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E. J. Halls men have been remodel ing the plumbing and putting new
 gutterS on the residence of B. c. Platt.
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MISS MARY MO INERNEY.

Miss Mary McInerney, aged 91 years, died on Friday at the home of Mrs Martin Heating, where she had been kindly cared for P years. The funeral was attended on Sunday at D. m., from St Roses church, Father Fox of ticiating. The pail bearers were Mar sett and Michael Donohue.
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SpRINGBANK HERD OF PEDIGREE
BERKSRIRES

Unsurpassed fol size and true Berkshire char ''Dutchess,' "windsor Supreme and King lee VII represented. Prices moderate. Stock WATSON, Springbank," Marbledale, Conn
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

THE ASSEMBLY OF OURSELVES roc ETH
 ER. At the service of prayer this (Fri- day. evening, .June ,, at 7.45 o'clock, the pastor will speak on '"The Help of HindranceS
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Born, Wednesday of this week, a daughter to MT and Mrs James Wheeler.
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Great value in ladies' polka dot duck skirts, S1 each, at R. H. Beers & Co. s.
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The members of Hiram lodge, No. IS, F. & A. M., will attend service at St Johns church on June 2l at p. m., when Rev J. H. George will preach the sermon. J. Harry Taylor of Shelton, a cornetist, will assist in the musical part of the service.
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l.. s. Mason is to take position with the Mutual Life Insurance Go.
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Henry Lang of Brooklyn passed Sun day with friends in town.
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The ball game, last Saturday, be- tween the Belvideres of Bridgeport and the NeWtoWn team was a well played contest, with the exception of two innings when the Newtown nine were able to pile up eight runs. Oth- erwise it was fine contest to witness, being pitchers battle and the honors about even, with the support given Nichols being better than the Bridge port man had. The final score was too in favor of Newtown. Time o1 game, one hour and 10 minutes. Nil Kelly as umpire gave good satisfac- tion About 150 were in attendance.
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ESTABLISHED 1857.

I. N' Vlarke's Vegetable Liver Pills s st Ss1 s.a a st 1y R 
 C. \. CLARKE, Nchol Conn.
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nIsTRICT OF WASHINGTON. ss Probate U Court, May 30. 1903. Estate of Hiram Weeks in said district. deceased
 The Court of Probate for the district of Washington hath limited and allowed $ months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly atteSted. within said time, will be de- barred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to Samuel H. Clark,
 Administrator.
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The Methodist ladies have been im-
 proving the choir gallery at the church by putting down new mating.
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W. c. Russell of Bridgeport was in town. Tuesday.
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HIdH SCHOOL TOPICS.

new meat wagon, bought of R. Hatch & Sons.
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MT and Mrs Frank Fairman and Nil Noble of Chicago are the guests of Mrs Isaac Beers.
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For Sale!'
Car Calves

and young cattle. bulls, some pigs at New town, Monday, June s. 1 will also buy fat calves at market price. Monday. J. B. Shaw. DOR SALE-Good pair of work horses Geo. T R. Wilson Taunton district. Newtown, Ct. COR SALE-Pair 5-year-old oxen, 1 cheap I work horse, yearling Gurnsey bull w. J. Oandee, Stepney Depot, Conn.
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Richard Rapp is out with hand some new spindle, bought of A. M. BriSCOe & Son.
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AT BETTS'.

Pineapplcs. bananas, oranges and lemons, nice and fresh, at BettS'.
 Farmer can obtain coal tar for the crows, at BettS'.
 Fresh bakery goods at Betts'.
 Step into the store of Betts & BettS and get refreshing glass of soda Wa ter or MoXie.
 Pure drugs carefully compounded.
 Mrs NJ. A. Todd and Miss AllYs Todd opened their residence in the Street. yesterday, where they expect to spend the summer.
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A SandyI1IoOk society lady, who went to St Margaret's closing exercises,
 Monday, surprised her friends on reach ing Waterbury, by grasping a satchel | belonging to a stranger with whom
 she sat. and carrying it as far as the
 door before she discovered her mistake. | This is on the o. T.
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Connor Haugh of Bridgeport will
 spend next Sunday with his sister, M iss
 B. B. Haugh, on Walnut Tree Hill.
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MT and Mrs F. L. Burritt of Green field Hill spent Tuesday in town, the guests of Mrs Sophia NOrthrop.
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Mir Logan, of Logan & Allen, Water. bury, was at Taylor's hotel, Sandy Hook WedneSdav
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F. c. Sanford of Bridgeport is spend ing a number of days at Hawleyville making needed repairs on his buildings there
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The ladies of St Johns Guild will day, June II, to prepare for the annual sale in July. A cake sale will also take place on Thursday afternoon at 4 5ol
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nISTRICT OF RONBURY, ss. Probate Court
 U June 1, 1903.

RESTRICT OF ROABURY, ss. Probate Court U June 1. 1903
 Estate of Chauncey A. Beers. late of Rox- bury, in said district deceased.
 The administrator having exhibited his ad ministration account with said estate to this court for allowance. it is
 Ordered. That the 16th day of June, A. D. 1903, at o'clock afternoon at Probate office in Roxbury, be and the same is hereby assigned for the hearing on the allow ance of said administration account with said estate, and this court di- rects the administrator to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place, by publishing this order in some newspaper having circulation in saio -sign-post in the town of RoXbury. where de ceased last d welt.
 Edward w. Preston. Judge
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William H. Hoy of Bridgeport has been spending several days with Mir and Mrs I. B. Harris.
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FOR SALE.

A pair we'll matched two-year-old steers, cart and yoke; pair horses, weight 250O price $175. One close matched team. 29OO lbs, years weigh from 1000 to 1900 , of them with some speed. Edgar T. Andrews, 34 Elm St., Bethel. Telephone connection.
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Hiram chapter, No. l., R. A. M., worked the Royal Arch degree, We'd nesday night, on two candidates. A collation. was served following the work
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St Roses drum corps will have a | dance at St Mary'S hall on June 10, to
 which the public is invited.
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W. M. Reynolds was in New York City, Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
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Charles Miller of Bridgeport, who
 was in Brooktield, Tuesday, drove his new trotter here, calling on MT and Mrs John Sheehan. He returned to
 Bridgeport, Wednesday.
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Hiram chapter, No. l, R. A. M., will work the past master and most excel lent master degrees, next Wednesday night.
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WANTED--A place to do any kind Of farm " work. Address Sanford x Sanford. Red ding kidge, Conn. EOR SALE-One horse II yeas old. good I roader and worker. Fred Klein, Bethel, Conn.
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Edward Taylor, I. B. Harris: and MI White attended the races at New Mil ford, Decoration day.
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EOR SALE-House boat 9x27 it; now in Mill ford harbor. Would make good summer cottage hauled up on the beach anywhere along shore; S75. For Sale. Registered Jersey Cow with calf; very handsome and gentle SsO. Peter Jury, Monroe, or s. W. Smith, An sonia, Conn.
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NOR SALE-Large mare, or will exchange for COWS or young cattle. Turney North TOD, Stepney, Conn.
 ' OST-A full sized red brown Shepherd .dog. u with dark back and legs. Answers to the name of "Pete." Edgar T. Andrews, Elm St.. Bethel. Ct.
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EOR SALE OR RENr-A desirable 2-tene- ' ment house in first class repair in good neighborhood. in few minutes walk of school,
 postoff1ce, stores and churches. For particu- lars address Carl Bader, Washington Depot, Ct