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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-16

ices were held yesterday for r. M.aMcNeil
prominent hardware merchant of this place, who
died Of pneumonia So.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-16

GLENCOE, MINN.-A farewell reception was
rendered Rev: and Mrs. F. NJ. Wright at the
home of e. 81. Corson. Many friends were pres
sent Mr.. and Mrs. Wright leave Saturday for
Morris. S Il" - - -. - = ~
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MUN1sINa, MICH.-Rev. FIR. Buchholtz has
caused a stir by declaring that the liquor laws
notice that unless conditions changed for
the better at once, he will embark on crusade.
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CRooKsToN, .M1NN-The funeral Of Fred
on the Canadian Northern railway in Canada,
held here. yesterday, was a large affair. Com
rany of the Third regiment, Minnesota Ma
tiOnal Guard, gave him a military burial D.. =.
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NECHE, N. D.-W. Il. Murphy, chairman OF
treasurer Of Pembina county, died yesterday Of.
pneumonia, after an illness Of 1ess than, "a week.
He was one Of the leading business men and poli-
sticians Of this part of the state. 81 IS
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CONFRONTED BY TWO WIVES
However, Dahl of Calumet May. Not
Be Prosecuted. 100

CALUMET, M1CH.-Herman Dahl. a Pine
street storekeeper, was confronted with two
appears that he left a wife and family in Fin
land some'-t time ago and ran away with another
woman, who robbed her husband Of 1000 marks.
and later came to Calumet: Wife No. started
out to look for her husband. She went to Liver
pool, England and from there came here, with
Dahrs first wife is willing to forgive him II her
will leave wife No. and take care of her and
If he will give her the 10000 marks it is alleged
she stole from her first husband Neither woman
has made gapSt Dahl for eg
convict, has been. located at his old home In
Cornwall England. -
Victor Fors. a section hand on the Mineral
Range railroad, was killed by being struck
by a freight train Ripley. He was 80 and
married.
MARQUETTE, M1CH.--Attorney Gallup OF
Escanaba. who garnisheed the accounts Of the
Hadden- Rodee Commission company Of Milwaus
this city, and the Miners Mutual bank of Ish-
peming, on behalf of his client, Joseph Reinger.
has withdrawn the embargo compromise bavc
ing been reached that phase of the case.e
Reinger is suing the commission company in the
federal court for $4,000. which he alleges he
deposited, to cover. margins, with Hadden- Rodees
latter'S disappearance. 80 ~ = - Z IS
BEssEMER, M1CH.-The Ironton mine opers
ated by Corrigan, Mckinney 6 Co., closed dow
to-day. Some seventy-fve men are out. This
property is among the early mines Of the range.
attention and landlookers and explorers are
again seen on the streets. :--. z.
ESCANABA, MICH.-There is mystery in the
death of Paul Robert. At the autopsy 1T was
established that his heart and lungs were in
stomach appeared suspicious. The stomach haa
been sent to Grand Rapids for chemical ex-
amjna ton. r 5s44S s. So
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! TWO HARBORs, M1NN.-The Nester estate
has established OF the largest lumber camps
in Lake county, at Palisade creek, near Brown
bay, and will bank 10000, 900 feet Of pine this
winter. ~ -05 - ~ = .zr.r-., ~ -
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MAPLEToN, MINN.-Mark Heickert had hts
arm taken off above the elbow while attempting
to place a belt on the pulley of a threshing
chine.--The new buildings Of the First Ma
tional bank and W; R. Hanna are completed,
postmaster at Sterling Center is preparing to
discontinue business. -.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-16

( MARsHALLToWN, IoWA-An attempt was
made by burglars to blow up the safe in the
elevator owned by II. a.. Church, at Liscomb
this county. The burglars had drilled hole IN
place charge Of dynamite when interrupted. .
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I EMERY 81. DIT was decided to organize a
library association and secure circulating II
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-16

4 MILBANK, s. D.-The new Swedish Lutheran
church will be ready for dedication early in No
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CANNON FALLS, MINN.-John Melberg,. a
Garden yesterday at the age of 76:-Postmaster
P. A. Peterson has received notice from the
Hader on Nov. 2. 1t will be served by the new
route from here. This makes three country off,
ces, White Rock, Miesville andltHarder, discon-
tinued as q result of the changes at this place.
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MASON CITY, IoWA.-Herbert 3. Miller,
accused Of attempted assault upon Miss Pierce,
was frst sentenced to eight years.. but, on ac-
count Of honorable service In the Philippines, the
Judge reduced his sentence to two years.
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:, THREsHING HINDERED
Ground: So Soft that Traction En-
= erines Cannot BE MnYed II. ..ltss

BIG STONE, s: p. -Thre shing progresses very
engines are unable to move ,separators and It
takes six or eight horses to change the base of
operations There is still little grain in the
shock The quality is much deteriorated. -
: George Pew has started a coffee house on Main
street The Hotel Commercial is run, on the
European plan and It ae. extra BUSINESS Icr
the cafes and restaurants.
Tie city drug store has sold Its prescription
depart ment to Dr. Hensen, who has moved e to
Iris offices In the eBtcher building. ~ y. .
{ SIOUX FALLS, s. Dat a meeting in this
city the state board Of charities and corrections
as follows: Reform school at Plankinton, to%A.
II: Cramer, Plankinton; blind asylum at Cary
and northern hospital for the insane st Redas1d
Sioux Falls, sprague. Warner Goa, Chicago:
deaf mute school at Sioux Falls, Charles and v.
e. Olson Sioux, Falls. insane asylum at Yank-
ton, Olaf Nelson Yankton. re. .59 4
EDGEMoNT4 9: D.- N Russell Thorpe a NJ
ten months trip thru Cuba, Mexico and along
the Pacific coast: They. have disposed Of their
remaining live stock interests in Wyoming. and
have not decided. where to. locate: Mrs. Thorpe
has gone to Milwaukee on a short trip, and her
son is now at Sheridan, Wyo..
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GARNER, IOWA-Carl Jensen and Mis-!
Laura Maben were united in marriage yes
terday by Rev. l.. r. 5Troutfnan.
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HANCOCK, MICH. - The Tamarack-oseeola
Manufacturing company is making repairs at its
copper mill at Dollar Bay and will resume op-
erutions there in short time. The plant has
been shut down for five years. ss55s
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CONVERTS FOR DOWIEIsM
A Dozen Families from Galesville
Move to Zion City. =. -. .,

Z LA CROSSE, WIs:-Convinced by the argu-
aa Of ReK e. a esesd
is the only true religion, dozen prominent fami-
lies of Galesville. a village near here have
Kennedy was converted by Dowie and was
delegated to convert his native village. Among
president Of the Norwegian Lutheran college in
Galesville, and the son Of O.. F.. Myher. the
Dowic's band The villagers are greatly stirred
IN over the conversions. --.a.--L. IT,
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CUMBERLAND, WIs.-Mrs. Rose sinchetka,
aged 20, wife Of farmer, committed suicide by
taking paris green. s--'0 "@ 5f
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GAINESVILLE; VISA. j. Rustad Of Moor
head, Mimi, went to the home Of Carl Hanson;
near Emerald Grove. and secured the custody of
his niece Laura Rustad. The girl came to
America four weeks ago in response to an offer
made by Hanson thru agents in Norway, to
advance $55 passage money if she would contract
to work Oh his farm. But she had to work for
81 a week, wages to be applied on the money
advanced and finally in despair over her lot she
wrote to her; uncle. 60. / 49,. =. - -
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{ CARVER, MINN.-Charles .Danwalter, one Of
the pioneers of this place, died yesterday at
Ohio and had lived here ever si-ce.
J FISHER, MINN.-Farmers have formed CO.
operative company and will tuild -four mill.
The, project is capitalized at $4,000.
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ISHPEMING, MICH-One Of the Oldest resi-
dents In northern Michigan is Mrs. Marie Lid
berg, who has just celebrated her ninety-sixth
birthday. She was born In Sweden. -
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Low Rates

Via Missouri Pacific and Iron Noun
tain Route. On Oct. 20 we will sell
round trip tickets to most all Texas
points for $40. Also one-way colonist
tickets to all Pacific coast points for
$33; on sale from Sept. 15 to Nov. 80.
For particulars or further information
address BisseH Wilson, d. P. A., III
Adams st, Chicago, Ill.
d. "a. r. Convention; Winona, Oct. IL.
Special coaches on Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul train leaving Min
neapolis 1850 a. M, returning to Min
neapolis 1870 p. m. Oct. Tickets
32S Ntcollet avenue.
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La, CROSSE. Visit the report Of tue ma
jority 81 the college committee Of the Presby
terrain synod now in session at Neenah. Wis;
is accepted the new La Crosse Presbyterian col
lege is assured. L. f. Easton millionaire
has offered site near the outskirts of the city
EAU CLAIRE, W1s.-Department Commander
Rumble and staff and members of twelve posts
Of the Grand Army. are to be guests of sSagle
post G.. A.. R., of Eau Claire at a reunion and
campfire Nov. IL. The posts invited those
Of towns in this neighborhood. :
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s22. 90 is the Rate

! MASON CITY, IoWA.-The tenth annual fcs-
sion Of the Northwestern School Teachers. ASSOC
citation opened last night with 500 enrolled.
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.$ IOWA POsTOFFICE ROBBERY
$4,000 in Money and Stamps Taken at
Linn Grove.
Sioux City,; Iowa, Oct 18.--Robhers cracked
the safe in the Linn Grove. Iowa, postoffice last
night and secured $4,000 IN money and stamps.
They escaped.
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HUNTINGDON.
LONG HILL AND VICINITY,

LONG HILL AND VICINITY.
 Miss Olive Platt is home for her summer vacation.
 J. D. Beard is home from Broad Brooks. He spent last week in New York.
 A deer has been seen in the vicinity of Pine Rock park.
 MT and Mrs J. H. Beard, Mrs Julia Beard, Mrs o. G. Beard, O. G. Beard, Jr., and Miss Annie Gilbert attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Wooster on the 16th, in New Milford. She was buried beside her husband in New Preston. Eugene Crofut has bought the Mar GUS Munson place and Patrick Murphy has purchased Eugene Crofut's place.
 Miss Bessie Palmer is expected home from Constantinople, Turkey, this week.
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THE HAPPlEST WOrlAN.

Is the hard-wOrking one. The best satisfaction comes of service perform ed. Only it is necessary to keep the bowels regular and the organs active. There's nothing like Dr Kings New Life Pills for that. They render service gently, yet thoroughly. 25c, at R. Fl. Beers & Co.,, New town; w. B. Hawley. Sherman; Fay Tor Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; A. W. Twiss, Bethel; w. N. Noble and Albert Evitts, New Milford: Connery Bros, Georgetown; Allel Joyce, Roxbury Station; George D. O'Dell, Cornwall Bridge; R. F. Smith, West Cornwall, drug stores.
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BETHEL.

THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY.
 Miss Lida Hull, who has been absent several weeks with friends in New York state, has returned to her home on South street.
 The Misses Mills are very seriously ill at their home on South street.
 Mrs Isabelle Wildman of Wooster street spent several days at Fairfield Beach recently. B. J. Bell and family attended the wedding of Mrs Bells brother, Edward Miller, who was married, last WedneS- day, to Miss Emma Ferry of Dodging- town.
 Mrs c. l.. Jackson of South street and lady friend was guest of MT and Mrs K. B. Crosby of BrOoktield, one day last week.
 ~ Mrs William Gilbert and son, Henry, of Henry tStreet, have returned home alter several days visit with friends in New York.
 Among the recent guests at c. L. JacksOn's were Mrs L. H. Buchanan of Bridgeport, Edyth M. Peck of Hawley- vile, Arthur l.. Peck and wife of New town, Grace Lockard of Danbury.
 Miss Cora Barnum of Hawleyville was in town, Wednesday last.
 E. B. French was in New York, one day last week.
 The Ellis Wood Working Co. is very busy filling their orders, working nights a greater part of the time.
 The Firemen all turned out for their annual inspection, Saturday last, and made a good appearance. Quite a crowd turned out.
 Arthur Smith, formerly a resident here but now of Pennsylvania, is visit ing at his old home here.
 Miss Eva Mckenzie has been visiting friends in South NOrwalk.
 Mrs M. A. Leppart is spending two weeks at Bell Island.
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TRY THIS TEST. And see if your Kidneys
 are Diseased.

Avery simple way t. determine whether put some ef your urine In . glass tuahler and let it stand )4 hours if it has . sedi- ment or . cloudy, rspy sr strnSy appear ance. if it is pale sr discslsrs1, ysu de not need physician ts tell you that yeu are in . dangerous condition. Dr. David Kennedy's Fsvsg1ts RsusAy speedily cures suck serious synYts1s as pain in back. inability ts hsl< urine. . burning scaldinx pain h passing it. frs4vsnt de- sire te usJnats. sapss.ally st niSht. and the stainiag sf Haae hy ysur urins.
 The Rev. Aazss Cen. .. D., paster of the N. E. Chsrsa sl lRAiassuG. N.Y.. .says
 "!nIt aa1qlx bs'levs | tst pr:
 David xs.ns1 fesstiss 1spsAy
 i,a.,l. is tAs hs:. .s1, v.s :,,. ::a ,ld.. a!s.a
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 It b fer sa,s by sA Asxyylsts in the si Hs% s .,:s xIse .. :.t :::t .: ,:s,:t {:::' .se~ts S.k1s-sss9e9 4r A-fA. 1'ss Y 1sa or. DaSid ksnns@y ere1laR, nonda9t Y. Al ::s. ,: ! Fs]f E3 ]
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BRLNCHVILLE.
NEWS TERRIBLY TOLD,

NEWS TERRIBLY TOLD,
 The Branchvile and Little Florida schools closed Friday for the summer. Although the weather was very un- pleasant, the parents and children all met at the Branchville school and en. joyed the program of the event, which lasted until quite late in the afternoon
 Joseph Mead spent Sunday with rela. tives at South Norwalk.
 Miss c. M. Goodrow of this place and MT Straw of Philadelphia were mar ried Wednesday, June 24, at the home of the bride.
 Mrs A. J. Partridge is spending a week with friendsuat Fairfield Beach.
 MT and Mrs L. c. Mead visited ID town, Tuesday.
 Miss Goldie Smith is visiting friends at Billings, N. Y., expecting to stay three weeks.
 B. L. Jones of Portland avenue has accepted a position in Bridgeport.
 Miss Jessie Bracken of Bridgeport is visiting with friends here.
 Clifford Hanford is now employed at the sOf1ce of the Branchville ore mill,
 Mrs J. Kennel and daughter, Carrie, of Weston, visited with Mrs Ira Mead, Friday.
 Mrs Isaac V. Mead of New York spent several days with Mrs Urania Mead.
 Mrs Nettie Dickens, formerly of this place, now residing at Bethel, is report ed quite poorly.
 Richard O. Bennett has moved to Georgetown.
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QUAKER'S FARMS,
BRIEFLY NOTED.

BRIEFLY NOTED.
 Mrs H. B. Brewer, who went to Grace hospital, New Haven, last Mon- day, for treatment, had a 34 pound tumor removed, last Thursday, and as her constitution is good they see no reason why she should not readily re- cover.
 Mrs Caroline Thrall was visiting in ROxbury, part of last week.
 Henry Tomlinson of Springfield, Ill.,, and son, George H. Tomlinson, of h. dianapolis, Ind, son and grandson ot the late George Tomlinson of Great Hill, were calling on relatives of friends in this place, last Tuesday.
 Miss Clara D. Hawkins gave a lec- ture at the Bower Hill schoolhouse, Thursday evening, June 18, with magic lantern views on birds, assisted by O. c. Ryder, ST. It was interesting and enjoyed by full house.
 W. G. Tomlinson has some fine strawberries in spite of drought and rain.
 Grant Hubbell of Seymour was in this place, Sunday.
 Miss Nellie l.. Hine has entered the employ of Charles Lum as housekeeper.
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WEST BEDDING,
NEWS IN BRIEF.

NEWS IN BRIEF.
 Rev MT Clymer has been spending week at John Todd's.
 The children of the Long Ridge Methodist Sunday school are rehears ing preparatory for Children's Sunday
 The annual schoolmeeting of the Umpawaug district was held Friday evening, June 19. J. L. Blackman was chosen chairman. A vote was then taken for committee, Eli Light being chosen. John Todd received a unanimous vote for clerk, which posi- tion he has held since 1862. MT Todd is an old schoolmaster and has the in- terest of the district at heart. After the regular business was finished the subject of digging 8 we'll for the school was brought up. After some deliber- ation it was finally decided to dig one, the work being voluntary.
 Daniel Rider of Norwalk is working for Adams Brothers of Bedding al car pentering.
 Will Brown of Long Ridge is inn. proving his house by putting on ve- randa across the front.
 A German from New York City has lately bought and moved into the place owned by Seth Rider in Little York.
 Miss Julia Grumman is visiting her sister, Mrs Mary Underwood of Vest port.
 Boarders for the summer have ar rived at Noah Whites.
 MT and Mrs Fred Griffin are spend- ing few days with his father, Uriah Griffin.
 An animated schoolmeeting was held at the Long Ridge schoolhouse, evening, June 20. Edgar Crofut was chosen chairman. The. c were three candidates for committed. Edwin Durgy receiving the most votes was declared elected for the ensuing year. A great many people are complain ing of the poor roads in this part of Bedding, as nothing of account has been done to them since last year,
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Ten Psges.
NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
SOUTHFORD.

NElGHBORHOOD NOTES.
 MT and Mrs Robert Chase welcomed little daughter to their home, Tues. day, June 16.
 Mrs M. N. Walker of Derby is spend. ing few weeks with Mrs F. s. Fur gersOn.
 Miss Mary J. Fullerton is assist ing Mrs Orr with her housework.
 MT and Mrs c. J. Hedden of Bots. ford visited her brother, F. B. Stowe, last week.
 c. N. Curtis of Bridgeport was in again, last week, looking after the in terests of his farm. Mrs Lida Wooster and daughter are with her aunt, Mrs Truman Wheeler, expecting to remain till after the Wheeler Townsend nuptials.
 Mrs Fred Wheeler entertained her sister and family from Woodbury, re- gently.
 OAONAo NhO d1h nave UocI1 UuC DTO- gram most of the time for the past 10 days. It doesn't look now as if there would be much danger of vegetation drying up again very soon.
 Miss Myra Hinman is staying with Mrs K. P. Stowe awhile.
 Dennis Hogan, son of William Hogan, and back-tender in the pa- per mill, had the misfortune to get his hand caught in the sprocket wheel of the cutting machine, Wednesday. The machine had to be stopped before his hand could be removed. It was bad ly lacerated and Drs Smith and Rev. holds of Woodbury dressed it, taking out several pieces of bone. It is said to be doing we'll now.
 Mrs F. P. Stowe has recently pur- chased one of the 1900 ball-bearing washers and is so we'll pleased with it's work that she has taken the agency for it: Those who have purchased through her think it a wonderful helper and there can hardly be too much said in it's praise.
 There was lecture given in the chapel, Saturday evening, by return ed soldier, on the Philippine Islands. There were also selections from the About 40 were out in spite of the very wet night. Your correspondent was glad to know that our worthy pastor was out of town and would not know how much more in- terest was manifested in an entertain ment than in the Sunday services, and the fault does not lie at the pastors door, either.
 The friends of MT and Mrs Edward Madolin, who left here few months ago in hopes of recuperating his failing health, will be sorry to learn he is sti failing and but little hope of his recov- ,ry is had.
 MT and Mrs Curtis B. Atwood and | Miss Ruth, from Watertown, Dr A. w. Clark from Jefferson, N. Y., and Mrs Mary A. Bronson of Bridgeport, were guests at he home of George E. Garlick and On, last week
 Mrs Margaret $. Atwood attended he graduating exercises of her grand laughter, Miss Mabel Hickox, at the High school in Waterbury, last Fri lay evening.
 Mrs M. A. Bronson of Bridgeport, is pending few days at the pleasant lome of her niece, Mrs Anne Whit noe.
 Mrs Charles Meyer has been danger 'uSly ill the past week. Her many rlends hope for her speedy recovery.
 Mrs B. c. Pope has not fully re- overed from her siege with the grip.
 Mrs M. s. Atwood returned home on evening" Miss Esther Fox passing some time there. Mrs Att 7ood has sold her farm to Holmes. Booth x Hayden of Waterbury.
 W. Tomlinson from Quaker Farms
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SHERMAN.
THE LOCAL DO1NGs.

THE LOCAL DO1N6S.
 Miss Cornelia Gelston and Miss Elm ma Hall closed their schools last week, without the usual picnic the last day on account of the ontinuous rain.
 The funeral of John c. Stuart was held at his late home, last Saturday. Undertaken H. Thomas of New Mil ford had charge of the arrangements.
 J. Theodore Rogers and Clarence Stuart returned home from school, last week.
 Miss Lillian Mallory and Edward Whaley were guests of MT and Mrs. D. B. Mallory over Sunday.
 Rev MT Crichton was quite indiS- posed last week.
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KETTLETOWN JOTTINGS,

|
 Mrs Cyrus Gray has returned from a visit with her brother in New York
 Mrs William Harrison and little daughter of Roxbury have been visiting with her sister-in-law, Mrs Elmer Lew. is.
 Miss Oveline Burr has had the mis- | fortune to lose her valuable colt. Mrs Elmer Lewis and Mrs William Harrison took trip to New Haven, one day last week. James Judson of Worthwhile is work. ing for Curtis Smith. George N. Wakelee was in town, Sunday, calling on Elmer. Lewis and family. George Smith and Elmer Lewis took a trip to Waterbury, onelday last week. The friends of Dwight Gordon turn ed out, one day last week, and helped him get his crops planted.
 George Harrison and Elmer Lewis went to Roxbury, last Saturday, fish, ing returning home with over 50 speck- led beauties.
 Charlie French and friend of Zoar were fishing in the Kettletown Brook, last Thursday, and reported a fair catch.
 H. P. Stark's phonograph entertain ment was well attended and interest ing concerning the soldiers life in the Philippines.
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maker of Fairfield Woods, is aways found at his shop ready to make you a harness or repair your old one at short notice. MT McCarrick has recently port parties.
 Thomas c. Scott, who lives on the Duck farm saw a fine deer one day last week. MT Scott was at work in his potato field and the deer came with in a few rods of him.
 The teacher of Hope chapel gave an entertainment at the chapel, last week Thursday evening. Cake and ice cream were for sale after the enter tainmeDt
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PLATTSVILLE.

HOYDEN'S HILL AND VICINITY.
 Mrs l.. A. Jennings and Miss A da J Jen. nings are spending week in New Ha. ven.
 William Relyea is putting the sec. ond coat of paint on the residence of s. Wisner, which will be buff with red trimmings.
 Charles SalmonOand brother-in-law, Lawrence Clark, of Pennsylvania, were recently at E. B. SherwOod's. MT Clark Bridgeport.
 The Children's day exercises were