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The Jasper news., 1903-06-11
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Are you thing Wouldyou like TO get fat
and plump Tried laughing, 'twouldnt
work now take. Rocky Mountain Tea A.
twill DO the business. 3j cents L. l.
Lauderbaugh Drug 90.
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. 81 have been troubled for soma time
With indigestion and sour stomach, 'says
Mrs Sarah W curtis, of Lee, Mass ''auo
have been taking chamberlain stomach
and Liver Tablets which. have helped me
very much 50 that now | can eat many
'things that before ! could not" Ii!cu
have any trouble with your stomach why
not take those Tablets and get welis For
sslaby Webb b,os.
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G. c. Eoklcs has just received a doe
lot u Rockers and Dining chairs 3It
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Remember We carry "a full line Of
Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
II. HESDRtCEs
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Gents, Ladies and Chill
dren's Sox as Jasper Racket
Store.
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Al knowing themselves indebted t
me are requested to call and srt'ls a
olce. j. " HoUcHIK.
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EsSSaEGES iIassfI S90avo
Fer Plies, 6u@nsy SOTos.
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WANTED Torn and Cats in any
quantity az the elevator.
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ri GEoRGETowN.
FOR VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT.

FOR VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT.
There was large and enthusiastic
gathering at the Congregational
church parlors, on Tuesday evening of
last week, to elect permanent organ
ization of the Georgetown Village I'm
provement society. Professor A. A.
A. Cole, the temporary chairman,
called the meeting to order and the
business of electing permanent officers
was begun. Michael Connery was
unanimously chosen president, and
the following as vice presidents: Rev
A. 9. Eggleston, Rev A. A. Nordlund,
Prof. A. A. Cole, Edwin Gilbert, Burr
Mills and Chester A. Bennett; treas
urer, William III. Hunter; secretary,
Miss Kate Miller;executive committee,
f. g. Jennings, Wallace Williams,
James Connery, W. r. Fryer. j. W.
Ferris, L. P. Miller, Thomas E. Flood,
Oscar Wilen, John Meisner, A. G. An.
derson and Aaron H. Davis. The
| ways and means committee was divi
ded under three heads, social, literary
and musical, and full list of the
members will be given in the next
issue.
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TOWN TOPICS.
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

The subject of the prayer meeting
this evening friday will be 1.-THE test
of discipleship.
Miss May B. Lord, who is now con-
Quoting special services in the Sandy
Hook Methodist chnrch, has invited
The Christian Endeavor society to
come down and help her in the service
next Sunday evening, November Is, at
! O'Clock. Hence there will be no
PRAYER meeting on that evening in the
Street, but all the Endeavorers are
asked to make earnest effort to 20 to
the meeting in Sandy Hook.
The semi annual business meeting
Of the Christian Endea vOr society will
be held in the prayer meeting room at
7.45 on Monday evening, November %.
Officers for the ensuing six mon, his
nave already been chosen by the nOmi
mating committee. A pleasant literary
program will be prepared by the social
committee to follow the business part.
The pastor will preach, next Sunday
morning, November l5 on "Savonaro-
la, the prophet reformer Of Florence"
This is the first in series of sermons
given at intervals through the winter
on Great leaders in the Christian
church," The pastor hopes that these
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sTEPNEr.
BAPTIST CHU RCH NOTES.

Rev H. A. Price led the prayer
meeting at Lower Stepney, Wednes-
day evening"!
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
church, Thursday afternoon. The
sale of useful and fancy articles will
be held in the church parlors on De-
cember 4. Supper will be served for
Is cents.
On Sunday, Novembe 16, there will
be a service with sermon, at the church,
beginning at 10 IS a. m; at IL m, Sum-
day school.
In the evening beginning at
o'clock, Rev II. A. Price will preach d
sermon and will make Use of several
objects and drugs to illustrate spirit
ual truths. The service will be held
at Lower Stepney. A large gat herring
of young people is expected. Come
early. An Offering will be taken.
There will be prayer meeting at
the church on Wednesday evening be-
ginning at 7.30 O'Clock. Let:us gladden.
the leaders heart by turning out in
large numbers.
Rev H. A. Price will preach his last
sermon OF the series on "Self," Sun
day evening, Novemb Der %.
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A party of 25 Newtown young peo-
pie went to Long Hill, Wednesday
night, to attend the whist party un
der the auspices of ST Stephens
church. They chartered Leonard S
fOnr-horse 'buss and had the gallant
John W. Ray as driver. Among those
who went down were: E. w. Troy,
Samuel Wilcox, H. A. Mccarthy, Miss
B. Hangh, Miss Mamie Carmody, Miss
Anna Troy, Miss Stella, Miss Nellie
and Miss Katie Kilbride, and Miss
Jennie Leavy. Miss Gabler Of Long
Hill W. n the first prize and Miss Jen-
ME Leavy the second prize. Father
Fox was present.
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QUAKER'S FARMS
PERSONAL CHAT.

A little daughter came to gladden.
the home Mr. and Mrs James Tomlin-
sun, Tuesday, November 3.
E.Mrs II. b. Brewer spent Saturday
and Sunday with her friend, Mrs Ed
ward Sly Of TOwantic.
ECharles A. Davis is improving the
looks of his place by painting his house,
barns and other Outbuildings. Mr.
Williams, late of the Diamond Match
Co., of SOuthford, is assisting with the
painting.
Three gentleman friends Of II. B.
Brewer from Waterbury spent Sunday
with him at his home.
George Hawkins is home for a va
cation trying the hunting. Game is
scarce.
The sad news of the sudden death of
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13

There is more Catarrh in this section # the
country than all other diseases put together.
and until the last few years was supposed to
he incuraabe. For IL great many years doc
tors pronounced it Il local disease and pre-
scrib local remedies. and by constantly fail
ing to cure with local treatment. pronounced
be II constitutional disease. and. therefore, re-
qures constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Ourc manufactured by f. ]. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio. is the only constitutional
cure on the market. 1t is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspOonful. IL act
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. They offer one hundred dollars
for any case it fails to cure. Send for circu-
lars and testip0nals Address.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, 0.
~ Sold by all Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13
LYONS PLAINS.

EMMANUEL CHURCH NOTES.
Service i'm Emmanuel church next
Sunday, at 1870 a. M, at which the
Holy Communion will be celebrated.
The service will be at that hour every
third Sunday; all other Sundays at
2.ao p. m.
Mrs P. Thorp is the guest of Mrs G..
W. Bradley at sher home on Bradley
street.
Mrs B. A. Salmon returned with her
daughter, Mrs Frank Gorham, after
visiting week with her sons family.
Miss Charlotte Hamilton returned
to her home in Norwalk, last Satur-
day, after spending few days as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Olivia Kellogg.
The Lyons Plain Whist club met, on
Wednesday evening, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Olivia Kellogg. The
prizes were carried off by Mrs T.
W. Treadwell, Miss Ella canton. H.
McConkey and Eli Wakefnan.
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Saturday, November IA, we shall
have a special sale at our store, for
cash only, of 20 pounds best granu
ated sugar for 90. Large fine swee,
pota toes 20 per peck, 75c per bushel
Get your order in early.-[W. N. Hurd
The grocer.
DR. David Hawley, graduate OF
| Philadelphia Dental college, has
open, an Office at the home of his
father, Walter Hawley.
Joyce & Jennings, the painters, are
painting Samuel HuntingtOn's house,
| rear the Fair grounds in Huntington.
Miss Alice Gabler spent Sunday in
bridgeport, the guest Of Miss Flora
| Webster.
John c. Gabler and family of New
York were guests of Mr. and Mrs John
VI. Gabler, over Sunday.
Wednesday evening, November rs,
the, Parlor Rock council, O. U. A. M,
will give one of their popular social
| dances at Hadley's hail. Refresh
nents will be served.
Mrs w. B. Davis of Easton spent a
few days with Mrs G. G.. Downs
We are headquarters for poultry
seasoning and all the fixing for Thanks
giving dinner: CranberrieS, new nuts.
winter celery, sweet oranges and new
raisins. Order early of W. N. Hurd,
the grocer.
r. G. Toucey started up his factory,
last Tuesday: There will be steady
work for employees for 10 months
Miss Ada Jennings, who has been
i'll for the past three weeks, is now
able to be about the house.
The Young people OF st Stephens
:hurch held whist party and dance
n HadIey's hall, Thursday evening.
Nestor Wedge Of the Bridgeport
S eambOat Company, has leased the
stanton place for three years, and will
soon move in.
Arthur Gabler has gone to New
York, where he will remain some time
With his sisters.
Mr. and Mrs George Craft Of Black
Rock were guests of Mrs Mary Peet,
over Sunday.
Mrs H. 3. Leavitt returned from
Tashua, last Friday, where she has
been visiting friends.
Miss BESSIE Watson OF New Haven
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs D. +. Watson.
Sleep little darling, sleep,
rill the morning shadows peep
Round your bed at break of day,
Then Good morning." the robins say.
But in the morning when Invent to
her bed,
[ SAW that nv darling girl was dead.
Here are the last words that she said,
Good night, mamma, I'm going to
htd.'
By Violet E. Harris Bridgeport. age II.
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took, the guest Of his son, Ben jamin

look, the guest Of his son, Benjamin
Corning. .,
Henry A. Pratt, who has been carry
ing on the carriage business in Bridge
port for several months, has discontin-
ued his business there.
M. Woolsey Of Eden Hill in Halter
town, is building large addition to
his barn Tor a stock barn and will 90
into the milk business, taking his milk
to the Borden factory at Newtown.
K. F. Lyons has purchased the old
toll house on the Hattertown road and
has moved in. James Tyler, who has
been living in the toll house has moved
to the Frederick Thersen place in Judd
district.
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13
OUR NEIGHBORS.
BETHEL.
LOOKING BACKWARD.

LOOh1N6 bACh W AMI
Your correspondent recently rescued
from the wastebasket a pile of Mid
dlebrooks almanacs which date from
1886 to 1854. Daniel Stowe, former
resident of hometown district, Redding,
was very choice of his Bible, the Bridge
port Farmer and Elijah Middlebrooks'
almanac. The first he read daily. The
farmer was then small weekly paper
printed in Bridgeport, and generally
read by the rural population. The
hard working farmer consulted the al
manac for the tides, weather and the
rising of the sun, moon and stars.
There is something quite familiar
about these old almanacs which puts
me In mind of the place where they
hung, for years, on. the old-fashioned
grandfather's clock that licked the
old year out and the new year in many,
many years ago. We find for the year
1S49 a list of town officers in the town
Of Newtown as.follows:
Selectmen, Charles Clark, Oliver
Northrop, Thomas 0. Chambers.
Constables, Sul.u P. Barnum, John
Warner, Monson Judson, William A..
Parsons, Andres Shepard, George B
Botsford, Alonzo Sherman, Peter Fair
child.
Grand Jurors, Rufus Summers, HI:
ram Fairchild, George Curtiss, Jabel
b. Botsford, Charles Dickerman.
Town Clerk, Henry Sanford.
Treasurer, David H. johnson.
Collector OF Taxes, Sullu Pell Bar.
mum.
Also list for Brookfield:
Selectmen, Sidney Hawley, H. G
Brush, Lemuel B. Northrop.
Grand Jurors, Alva Smith, Samue
E. Merwin, Henry Ruggles.
Town Clerk, Bryant Smith. i,
Constables, William H. Lake, ARA
@. Peck.
First Constable and Collector, Bene
dict Dunning.
ARA @. Peck is still living and per
haps others are. We also find list Of
town officers for Danbury, New Fair
field, Sherman and other towns ir
county for 1919.
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Charles Alling of Derby was received
lere by relatives aud friends, who
attended the funeral, Sunday after
noon.
@. Q. Ryder and James Wheeler were
IN jury duty at New Haven, the past
week.
Mrs Sarah Stillson of Astoria was
visiting her sister, Mrs Samuel Hawk
ms, the first of the week.
Terrence O'Neil is home for a va
cation of two weeks. Raymond Lewis
il taking his place at A. B. Treats or
Rock House hill.
in Pierce Hollow, South Britain, a par1
of last week.
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NICHOLS.
AN OLD FASHIONED SUPPER.

AN OLD FASHIONED SUPPER.
An old fashioned supper will be CIV
en- under the auspices of the Nichols
Y. p. S. q. E., in the basement of the
Methodist church, Thursday evening,
November 10. Such tempting and SUBJ
stantial dishes as Indian pudding,
pumpkin pie, rye bread, grandma's
doughnuts, meat in variety, ETC., will
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SOUTHBURY.

SUDDEN DEATH OF JAMES FRANCIS.
James Francis seemed to be in his
usual health except complained OF
headache, went,tO the we'll for wal e.
and was taken with fit DR. Green
was called, but was not able to help
aim and he died that day. The funer
al was held from his late residence.
Rev John Sparklin officiating. His aye
was II years.
Mrs Mary Stone has been quite sick,
but is some better.
Burr Tuttle entertains his mother
Miss Grace Pulford has returned
from a visit with friends in WinSted
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13

For sick headache try Chamberlain's
ward off the attack if taken in time.
For sale b, r. Ii. Beers & Co., New
town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., San
dy Hook: w. N. Hurd, Long Hill;
The E. G. Platt Co., Hawleyville; A
B. Brakeman RntSfOrd.
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SOUTH BRITAIN,

A reception will be given by the en-
ployees of the Hawkins company in
the new addition to the factory, on
Friday evening, November ID. Music
cert at s O'Clock. Grand march at
$50. The committee of arrangements
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TRUMBULL.
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
Rev r. R. Hartwell of New Haven
preached in the First Congregational
church, Sunday morning and evening.
The meeting Of the Fairfield East
Consolation was held in the Congre-
gational church, Wednesday, to dis
miss Rev w. A. Thomas from the
pastorate of the church.
Mrs Nelson French fell, one day last
week, and broke her right arm in two
different places. DR. Lynch is attend
ing her.
A little girl appeared in the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Linley, last week.
All are doing nicely.
Miss Mary Mckinley was the guest
of Mrs Chalker, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Sherwood have
returned from their honeymoon anc
are getting settled in their new home
Mrs L. E. Fratt of Bridgeport has
been visiting at Mrs Arthur Linley's
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13
NEW MILFORD.
A HOnSE RTIRNEn

HOUSE BURNED
Thursday night, shortly after o'clock the
old Stilson house on Grove street was burned
to the ground. The house was occupied by
Mrs Hastings and a Polish family. The for
mer lost all her furniture but the latter sue
ceeded in saving nearly everything. The fire
Was caused by the chimney taking fire.
The many friends of w. Palmer will be
pleased to hear that he is much better at this
writing
Noble Rennitt is spending few days in
Boston. Mass.
Rev MIR Brenton has been in Hartford for a
short stay, this week.
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NEW FAIRFIELD,
FLED WHEN THE GALLANT CAPTAIN
HOVE IN SIGHT.

FLED WHEN THE GALLANT CAPTAIN
HOVE IN SIGHT.
Police Captain Bradley and Humane
Agent Gables of Danbury came to
New Fairfield, last Monday to look'aft-
err the. case of Mrs Halpin, the widow
Of Philip Halpin, a soldier Of the War
II the Rebellion, who was reported to
DE in suffering condition and neglect
ed. The Selectmen have been notified
occasion to stop at house to enquire
The way. There we're several callers
in the house. who, when they saw the
captain alighting from the carriage,
tied in all directions. The proprietor
felt much relieved when informed hat
all the captain wanted was to enquire
The way to Mrs Halpin's.
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EDWARD MORRIS.

The funeral of Edward Morris, who
died at the Danbury hospital, Wednes
day, November 9, was attended at the
home OF his brother-in-law, George W.
VanVolkenburgh, in Plumtrees, Fri
day afternoon, Rev Fl. l.. Slack Of
the Congregational church officiating
His remarks and prayer was truly ap
preciated by the friends and neighbors
gathered to pay their last tribute OF
respect,
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TIE BRIDGEPORT MARKET.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY BUCK
s. DARLING. BRIDGEPORT.

Butter. choice creamery prints &c ID:
creamery tut 23a25. choice dairy 2la23 fair to
good Ioa2O:. comnion l4nl6: cheese. factory
chickens. alive i2al3: fowls. alive l1al2;
calves 7al1c; pigs 7aS; hogs 4ao; potatoes,
low s5a9O; cabbages 3 w as % per 1CO; carrots
4oc bu,hrl; Iurnips 25c bush-l; celery
| 81 duZ; dried peas 81 bu: beans. marrow
50; pea 2 A.; honey l2al6c 10: beeswax 3Oc ID;
apples, Badwins I.225a2 90; Greetings, l5Oa
S2.2o. WalnuJS, = G0a2 d
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THE 3. b. BEACH 90.

consists of I, L. Hawkins and G. L..
CaSs; floor committee: George Bassett:
aides: A. B. Wall, Charles Luff. Tick
cts 81. The ladies will furnish re-
freShmentS.
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Harry Taylor, Watson Ward, Garry
Murphy, w. G.. Logan, George Rubely
and John Hulk of New Milford are the
carpenters at work en- the addition to
the convent at St Roses. David Soule
of New Milford has the contract.
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13
WASHINGTON.

Carl Bader, the popular market man,
is carrying line of delicacieS in stock :,
fish, anchuvies, Bismarck herring, Nor
wegian herring, Holland herring, Ice
and herring, kippered herring and
KOmmermOrt cheese.
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13

Mems Fleece lined Shirts and Draw
erS, 800 each.
Mems Fleece lined Shirts and Draw
ers, extra heavy, SOC each.
Mems Fleece lined Shirts, double
back and front, heavy weight, SOC each.
Mems Cancels Hair or Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers, 75c. Drawers
have tape seams and pearl buttons.
Mems Cancels Hair or Natural
Wool Shirts and Drawers, Drawers
have tape seams, pearl buttons, 81
each.
Mems Cancels Hair OF Natural Wool
double back and front Shirts, Drawers
to match, 81 each.
Mems all Wool Scarlet Shirts and
Drawers, ST, $3.50 each.
Mems all Wool Scarlet Shirts and
Drawers, Shirts double back and front,
ST. so each.
Mems Blue Flannel Shirts, all wool
and fast color, single breasted, $l.50
ST. Is, 81 IS each.
Double breasted, 81 so, 81 IS each.
Extra size Blue Flannel Shirts,
single breasted. s.. % each.
Mems Cardigan Jackets, all wool ir
Navy Blue and Black, sizes and g.
81. rs, s.. 90, So 25, $3.50 each.
New line of Boys Wool Sweaters, al
colors, ST. each.
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sermons will be an aid and stimulus to
to the young people in their study of
history and an encouragement to all as
they look back to the glories of the
DaSt
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13
LONG HILL.
A BARN RAISING.

Mallett SANFORD Of Easton had an
old fashioned barn raising at his place,
last Tuesday. A large number Of the
neighbors turned, out to assist in the
raising. Refreshments were served.
Abrap Klein has the contract for
building the barn.
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13
MIDDLEBURY.

Mrs Joseph MeI,1man OF Litchfield
and e. F. Merriman Of Pennington
were in town a few days, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely
cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia
Entirely vegeta BILE. Safe.
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,sHERMAr.

William Peet Of Giddings street lost
two valuable steers, Monday night.
The Newtown bee., 1903-11-13

Wilbur Briscoe, while lifting a bar
rel, yesterday, broke his leg. DR. f. J.
Gale attended him.
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sum of 25c. Music will be dispensed
during the evening by Mr. Cranson's
graphophone and the room will be
tastefully decorated for the occasion.
All are heartily invited to come.
Miss Lottie Watrous has left Mich.
OILS and now resides in Bridgeport.
Mrs william Ba' chelor and children
spent "a few days, rec emily, jnIthis place.
Mr. Emmons Of Stratford has moved
into the place vacated by John Shell
ton.
Miss Jessie E. Cook of Bridgeport is
visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs William Collins have
left Nichols and taken up their abode
in New Y ork.
The Nichols chorus is in very pros
porous condition and number and in
terest constantly increasing under the
able instruction of Mr. Lyman OF
Stratford, great advancement is ex'
pected. All are cordially invited to
become members.
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A PASTOR CALLED.

The members Of the Congregational
church held meeting on SUNDAY,
and decided to issue call to the pas
torate t Rev Samuel A. Fiske Of Avon,
which was duly forwarded by the
clerk, Mrs Charles B. ,Dyckmar, on
Monday. p
.Dea and Mrs Edwin Gilbert left,
last week Tuesday, for their pleasant
winter home in Crescent City, Fla.
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e. STONE.
Danbury, Conn.
Ladies' Jackets.

One Of the largest Showing of ladies' coats
we have ever exhibit ed before. are on exhi6i-
for your Inspection. All the new castor shades
and bla X. military effect, and plains and
prices YOU cannot paSS-
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Ike hler & Campbell

Cabinet Grand, full sized Upright Plano NEAR
Lf new his piano Is strictly on the high
class order and NO piano could be more hons
estiy made Has an lsgant tone. S1oe
! 1 recommend II In every way. VZ1S.
w. L. ChADEAYNE,
Box 20. Derby, Conn.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.

The oyster supper, last week, was
well attended and snug little sum
was added to the treasury of the La
dies Aid society.
Mr. Cults OF Long Lake, N. Y, in
Jerestingly led the social service last
sabbath evening.
Rev G.. H. johnson and Dea Albert
Wheeler will attend the 37th annual
meeting of the General Conference of
the Congregational churches of Connec-
ticut to be held at the Church Of the
Redeemer, New Haven, November IT.
10.
The pastor and Dea. Wells Lewis
represented this church at the Coun
III Of Fairfield East Consolation,
which met Wednesday with the Trum-
Dull church to take action on the res
gnation of Rev w. A. Thomas.
The ladies of this church met with
Mrs Albert Wheeler, Wednesday after
loon, TO talk over plans and make ar
engagements for their annual turkey
supper and sale, which will occur in
.arly December. Articles for sale
would be gladly received from any
friends of this church wherever they
may be. They may be sent to Mrs
Beardsley or Mrs Albert Wheeler.