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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04
PaCheCO'S
Dandruff Killer

Will keep your hair as nature intend
ed it should be-luxuriant and glossy.
Try it.
Sold by all Druggists and at the Uni
on Barber Shop. Tel. Main 292.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04
For Sale

A magnificent building site on the
Punchbowl slope near Thurston ave-
nue.. Particulars at Star office.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04
.CORSETS .CORSETS CORSETS
W.&B. W.&B. W.&B,
The Erect Form! The ErectFopmI

This Popular Corset which general satisfaction is
Is in several varieties "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04

In referring to the situation of the
Ieper settlement on Molokai the Chroni-
Gle says; This peninsula. is surrounded
by the ocean except at the land side.
The Chronicle is quite right but it may
be remarked that it would be a queer
sort of peninsula which WAS not 50
surrounded except at the land side.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04

In A. G. NJ. Robertson the Republi-
cans will have an able campaign man
ager Should Attorney Wilder be NOM
tnated by the Democrats he would
have the unusual pleasure of working
hard to politically do up his business
partner There is no doubt that Will
der would take considerable doing VI
too.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04
Classified Ads in Star.

Ads under "sltuations Wanted inserted
free until further notice,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04
EACHVity
, Is Timely

its expressed intention o. furnishing
either
of started on piece
private property with
according the fOreste
vegetation
Tantaus. That
the
emphasize
o n this matter
enemy preservation
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Lost
TO Rent
Notice OF Removal

DR.. Camp Office No. 1910 Emma Street
Hours: 9-12 a. m, rs p. m. Residence
Telephone Blue 2021.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04

1t is safe that there visit Worlds Fair
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of such
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with cntending
where should
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other; desiring
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disconnected
which all satisfactory whole therefore, it
to visit the Exposition often enough idea and after
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bits with this
the Fair studied
Worlds Fair Portfolios
which crooked the iIumn life
beauty,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04

Twenty-Five cents pays for a Want
I'D in the Star. A bargain,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04

Too much stress cannot be laid on
the Importance of the work being
done by the Board of Agriculture and
Forestry for the preservation of the
forest reserves of these islands and it
is to be hoped that it will carry out
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04
Furnished Rooms TO Let

A nicely furnished front room. Mos
quito proof and electrict light. 494 Bere-
tania near Punchbowl.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-08-04

The beginning Of Thomas w. Law
sons expose of the Amalgamated cOp-
per deal in Wall street develops the
extraordinary fact that the men who
engineered the deal not only swindIed
the public, but actually got the best
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ROXBUR1,
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

Frederick Evitts has resigned his position at the Quartz Co. to work at his trade, on contracts made before entering the cOmpany's employ. He will accept any and all kinds of job that is offered him in his line this summer.
 Charles Pierce forsook his bachelor home for few hours on Sunday and partook of a trout dinner with c. T. Squires, much to the qualification of MT Squires, as he was all alone, his son spending Sunday with L. G. Northrop, at Bridgewater; also Mrs John Clark accompanying him. Edward Garlick returned from his job at Waterbury with new turnout, horse, carriage and harness. He is to move on to farm at Towantic. John Morris sold a few days ago to c. T. Squire his renowned work horse, Jim, together with buggy and harness, whip and blanket. c. T. Squires has his tobacco seed in bed; looks as if he was going to try again to raise the weed, planting il on Monday morning, April II.
 Clayton Squires is doing shingling at John MorriSS'; also other carpenter work.
 | The Henry Beers place, advertised for sale in THE BEE, has been sold tt a Swedish citizen.
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TOWN TOPICS
TRINITY PARISH NOTES,
FAIRFIELD ARCHDEACoNRY

FAIRFIELD ARCHDEACONRY.
 The Archdeaconry of Fairfield ha! appointed Saturday, April 16, for the semi-annual meeting of the Inter parochial Mission Study class to be held in Trinity church, Newtown. Subject, "The United Offering" There will be celebration of the Holy Communion at 9.30 a. m.; at Il a. m letters from wome en missionaries work. ing in the field will be read by the young people of the Archdeaconry followed by an address by Miss Jarvis.
 During intermiSSiOn, simple lunch con will be served in the Parish rooms.
 At D. m. there will be a service in the church, when an address will be made by the Rt Rev L. l.. KinSOlving, D. D., bishop of Brazil.
 After the payment of necessary ex- penses the remainder of the offering will be given to the missionary speak CT.
 A large attendance is earnestly re- quested.1[ Louis Norman Booth, Arch. deacon.
 s. A. Brush, A. w. Johnson, M. E. Davenport, Managers.
 L. c. Jarvis, for the Junior Depart ments.
 Bishop Kinsolving is fine speaker, having very promising work in Brazil. He was cOnSecrated bishop January 6, 1899, in New York City, Rev MT George being present at the service.
 At the missionary meeting, Satur- day, fine lot of articles from Alaska, will be on exhibition at the Parish rooms. These will be inspect ed with interest.
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sOUTHBURY.
HILLS HILL.

c. B. Johnson is very much afflicted with swelled neck. Dr Green at- tends the case.
 D. Carey has sold his farm. One piece to c. B. Hinman and the wood land to c. E. Johnson.
 The river road is at last open. It is not exactly a pleasure drive as yet. The people in this part of the town feel as if they were not getting much for their taxes. No schools, no roads. It would seem as if there might be a change for the better some day. Julius Goo has taken the Roswell place on shares.
 Mrs Hattie Bierce is spending some time with Mrs Edson Mallory. She is just from the hospital at Waterbury
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RUAKER'S FARMS.
CEMETERY ASSOCIATION MEETING

CEMETERY ASSOCIATION MEETING.
 At the annual meeting of the Quak- CT Farm cemetery association which met at the residence of c. A. Davis, April 3, the following officers were chosen: President and superintendent, c. c. Ryder; vice president, c. A.
 Meigs; secretary and treasurer, c. A. Davis. c. A. Davis time having ex- pired on the board of trustees he was again elected for three years.. Accord ing to the report of the secretary near. ly S1OO has been expended on the grounds the past year. It was voted to give the fence around the upper cemetery a coat of paint, this year, and the lower one, also, if needed.
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SILKS.

lkSummer silks and special attraction go hand in hand in the store now There is attraction of pat tern, of color and 0t sea- condolences, and of value
 Printed silks start at 2oc with some tasteful patterns in white on blue or brown.
 Cheney foulards in small pretty patterns at 3oc.
 Handsome designsin practically all the colors at 75c yd.
 Rich gun-metal foulards at $l. Finest Liberty satins in faconne and gun-metal effects at SIPS.
 Pongee silks from 75c for an American to the finest from the Far East at SIPS.
 Low-priced genuine pongee at $l. Strong and pure; beautiful because of its very lack of smooth ness.
 Cravenetted pongee at $l. Ad- mirable for rain-coats and the most stylish wrap of all for driving or automobiling.
 Check and twill woven pongees, very effective,-$l.2S.
 Rajah pongee in a beautifully irregular weave. Excellent quail ity and in reseda and champaigne as well as the natural color. $1.25 yd.
 Left aisle, rear.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

On Sunday there will be Holy Con- munion at 10 a. m. The other services: Morning service at II, Sunday school at noon, and the evening servlce at T. 30 as uSual
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BETHLEHEM.

Editor A. P. Smith of THE BEE was entertained at dinner, Saturday, by Hon and Mrs Frank Stoughton.
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MT and Mrs John F. Mccarthy o1 Gas street have son, born Cn Tues. day.
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David c. Peck has sold the Jennings homestead to Mrs w. J. Alexander of Greater New York. MT and Mrs AL cxander will occupy their summer home about May l.
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John Ferris of New Preston Hill and William Mynihan of Bridgeport were in town. yesterday.
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ST ROSES CHURCH.
THE SUNDAY MASSES,

THE SUNDAY MASSES.
 Next Sunday mass will be celebrated at St Roses at II 8. m., instead of g., the usual hour.
 Mass will be said in the Sacred Heart church, Southbury, at g clock sharp. A mass was celebrated at St Roses, Thursday morning, for Mrs John Roach. who died in Ireland.
 The banns of marriage of Thomas Bower and Julia B. Flemming were published at St Roses, Sunday. Their marriage takes place next Wednesday at the Sacred Heart church, South bury.
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Henry T. Campbell of Wallingfor6 has visited his parents, MT and Mrs Patrick Campbell, this week.
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E. J. Hall has an elegant line ol Royal Blue enamel steel ware, which sells at reasonable prices.
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Mamert Worcehowski lost a valua ble horse, yesterday.
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Blue Mistral.

First cousin to voile and a great bargain.
 Handsome deep blue, tiny cord dotted with irregular punches, cuts it up into plaids, worth 1.25 yd-
 75c. Corded Batiste of tempting beauty and at tempting price. Thin, light, soft. The little cord adds much to its charm. Handsome colors-blues, cham pagne, gray, green.
 soc. Covert and melton for spring coats. Different color effects from light to dark; different weights. But then you must ex' pect that.
 $I to $2,
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UCTION-In Lands End district, Hawley- A vile, Conn.,. at the farm of Asa H. Hawley, April 21 1904, at Il o'clock a. m consisting Of farming utensils one heavy lumber box wag. heavy eveners; neck yoke for poles. heavy and
 light ones blows, two harrows. & c9ltivatoss' crowbars. shovels, cant hooks, crosscut saws. siedge hammers, iron wedges, one Branchyille ice plow good as new, and lot of ice tools; Ing. beltirg. hangers and trollers; one No 11e Ross cutter. 16-in. knives; one root cutter; ings. one harness lot of rope. 3 light wagon poles. buggy made by the Danbury y Carriage i;ag4 } set of bobs ladders 16. 20, 25 feet in length. one hay tedder. one Yankee horse rake, one Worcester Buckeye, 5-foot bar machine. sets articles too numerous to mention. If stormy, first far day Terms made known day of sale. Asa H. Hawley. Chas. B. Johnson, Auction e0r.,
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Miss Susan Fairchild of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs c. H. Peck.
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Selectman s. A. Blackman has had a telephone placed in his residence. His call is 264-34.
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Miss Edith Quackenbush of Haver- straw. N. Y., returns home tonight for brief vacation.
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Mrs w. H. Glover desires to return sincere thanks to those who so kindly assisted her at the time of the deatf and funeral of her late husband, w. H Glover.
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Misses::Mary A., and Kathryn Bradley passed Sunday with relatives in Water bury.
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Choice seed potatoes from Aroostook county, Maine, at R. H. Beers & Go. s. Special price by the bag.
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Elegant line of new wall paper, jus in at R. H. Beers & Co.'S.
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R. w. Osborne of Kentucky, class mate of Howell Wright at Yale, passed Sunday with Rev and Mrs O. O. Wright.
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Mrs J. H. George was taken to St Lukes hospital in New York, Wednes- day. Owing to the collision on the Highland division, their train was late and they were obliged to go through on the Harlem road to the city.
The Newtown bee., 1904-04-15

Best navel oranges, 15 for 25c at R HI. Beers & Go.
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Miss Nellie Cavanaugh is recovering from an attack of the grip.
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Monday, after an absence of some
METHODIST APPOINTMENTS,

METHODIST APPOINTMENTS.
 New Milford, F. D. Torrey. Roxbury, 0. A. Pickett. South Britain, John Nash. WatertOwn, William McNichOll. WOOdbury, G. B. Dusinberre. Westport. l.. w. Holmes.
 Cannon, E. M. Pickop. Middlebury, 0. M. Pegg. Durham and Rockland, F. H. Saw yer.
 Sandy Hook, William Ross.
 Gaylordsville, B. T. Byles. Falls Village, J. c. Coddington. Nichols, H. o. Gilman.
 James Farrell has purchased a pail Of Devon oxen of MT Joyce of Stepney.
 A. L. Peck has bought a pair of oxen of R. c. Mitchell.
 David Glover has been in New York for week. He took in the great Barnum & Bailey circus.
 Unclaimed letters remain at the Sandy Hook poStoff1ce addressed to Mrs c. Kelly, Mrs Kate Kelley and FeCer NOQean.
 Elmer Clark of Scranton, Pa., and Fred 0. Potter of Toronto, Can, were in town, Tuesday, stopping at the Grand Central hotel.
 Miscellany A., and Kathryn Bradley passed Sunday with relatives in Water bury.
 Bernard Keating, ST., of Bridgeport passed Sunday with relatives in town.
 The valuable black-and-tan dog, "Bessie,' belonging to Florence and Marguerite Beecher, was found dead in the basement of the house, the other morning.
 The young son of MT and Mrs Alfred Osborn is ill with pneumOnir. Dr Gale attends him.
 MT and Mrs W. A. Leonard are re- ceiving congratulations on the birth of daughter, Wednesday morning. The little lady tipped the scales to S4 pounds.
 H. G. Curtis is installing a Spring field gas machine in his residence, which will also light the store and the residence of Mrs J. c. Hawley.
 Walter Ruffles has suffered loss of $l5O in disease causing death in his thoroughbred Berkshire swine.
 MT and Mrs E. M. Miller have the sincere sympathy of their friends and neighbors in the death of their seven months old daughter, Althea Ruth, on Monday morning, after an illness with brain fever and pneumonia. The fu- neral occurred on Wednesday at 2 p. m., Rev o. W. Barker officiating. The burial was in the Taunton cemetery.
 Mrs w. H. Glover desires to return sincere thanks to those who so kindly assisted her at the time of the death and funeral of her late husband, w. H. Glover.
 Best navel oranges, Is for 25c at R. H. Beers & Go.
 Elegant line of new wall paper, just in at R. H. Beers & Co. $.
 d r,o1,
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Miss Catharine Campbell of New Haven is passing few days with hel father, Ex-Representative Patrick Campbell. Miss Smith of the Elm City has also been a guest at MT Campbell's S.
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Unclaimed letters remain at the Sandy Hook postofflce addressed to Mrs c: Kelly, Mrs Kate Kelley and Peter NOdean.
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George H. Dixon of Nyack, N. Y., Elmer Clark of Scranton, Pa., and Fred 0. Potter of Toronto, Can., were in town, Tuesday,. stopping at the Grand Central hotel
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LNUK SALE-Eighteen pigs ready to go April E April IS, l9O4. F. l.. Staples. "Seaview Farm" Sport Hill, Conn. P. O.: Bridgeport. Conn.
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Miss Rose Sinclair of Monroe re. stunned her work at the Taunton school,
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Mrs James M. Blackman returned,
 Saturday night, after spending week at PaSSaic, N. J.
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E. J. Hall and men are repairing the plumbing, putting in new bath tubs, etc., in the residence of A. F. Clarke.
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Miss Rosa Quinn is visiting in Brook. field for few days.
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A. L. Peck has bought pair of oxen of R. c. Mitchell
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FOR SALE-A few thousand Kansas black
 T cap raspberry plaL ts. Charles w. Dow ns, stevenson, Conn.
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David Glover has been in New York for week. He took in the great Barnum & Bailey circus.
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The valuable black-and-tan dog, "Bessie.'' belonging to Florence and Marguerite Reecher, was found dead in the basement of the house, the other morning.
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NOR SALE-Fine driving horse, s years old, I perfectly sound, kind and gentle. Weight about 1000 lbs fine locker and nice .driver, all right in every way; not afraid of cars or au- tnS Add, eSS P O Box R44. New Milford. Ct.
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Bernard Keating, ST., of Bridgeport passed Sunday with relatives in town
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MT and Mrs Phineas E. Peck of Woodbridge celebrated their golden wedding, Saturday, April g. About 100 people were present, representing Woodbridge, Seymour and New Haven MT and Mrs Minott Augur were pres | ent.
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James Farrell has purchased pair of Devon oxen of MT Joyce of Stepney.
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ATPRIVATE SALE--April B. good farm, Hill, ten-room house (basement) barn, car riage house and wood shed in good repair; al so hay, Corning body, leather top carriage plo1gh, cultivator. etc. No postponement Samuel Wunderlich, Administrator, 154 Atwa- ter St., West Haven, Conn.
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The young son of MT and Mrs Alfred
 Osborn is ill with pneumonir. Dr Gale attends him.
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A. M. Briscoe was in the Park City Wednesday.
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Mrs Clark of East Hartford is visit- ing Mrs John BeardSley.
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Mrs John Beardsley is improving, after serious time with inflammatory rheumatism.
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MT and Mrs W. A. Leonard are re. ceiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Wednesday morning. The little lady tipped the scales to 8 pounds.
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Miss Hazel Wilcox of Bridgeport is passing a few days with her mother.
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Miss Martha Rutledge of New York has been the guest of Miss Anna Troy
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The lecture by Principal Ross Jewell on "Rome,' ' at the High school, was we'll attended, and interesting, as are all the public efforts of this gentleman.
 Hiram Chapter, No. l, R: A. M.,
 elected and installed it's officers for the ensuing year, on Wednesday night, as follows: H. F., G. G. Tugnot; K., J. M. Blackman; S., Philo Nichols; c. H., J. L. Sanford: P. S., Rev J. H. George;
 T., A. B. Blakeman; Sec., O. Q.
 Wright; c. ", L. Goulett; M. w., G. Swan, H. H. Cantield, J. G. Terrill; Sen., A. Taylor; Chap, O. O: Wright; Trustees w. H. Wakeley, J. l.. San. ford, A. B. Blakeman; Finance Con-, A. Taylor, Philo Nichols, A. E. Clark
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MT and Mrs B. M. Miller have the sincere sympathy of their friends and
 neighbors in the death of their seven Monday morning, after an illness with brain fever and pneumonia. The fu- neral occurred on Wednesday at p. m., Rev o. w. Barker officiating. The burial was in the Taunton cemetery.
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James Bettsreturned to New Haven, Wednesday, to resume his studies at the Yale law school.
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SOUTH BRITAIN.

4 UCTION-On account of poor health. :! A have decided to reduce my stock and will atsl1 o'clock a. m., the following desirable property: 3-seated stage. 3-seated wagon. buggy. buckboard top buggies. bob sleigh, jumper sleigh, Portland sleigh. lumber sleighs. 3stngle harness, set light double har- ness, set heavy double harness. grain cradle. Chester White Boar, 5 bedroom sets with springs. and other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to take place. rain or shine. JEROME B. GRANNISS, New Preston, Conn. o. w. Marcy, Auctioneer. Free Lunch.
 FOR SALE-One new farm wagon, suitable for one or two horses. Also Blue Flame oil stove and Skinner butter worker cheap
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\ TTENTION-Two carloads of Thimbel A Shein and Steel Axle and inch Tire Team Wagons $45 complete and upwards 100 bushels seed corn. stands drouth and floods
 natures in 70 days: Seed potatoes, seconds
 75c per bushel. Two second hand Baker ond hand, of every description. City. and | country real estate bargains. Steel wheels SIP per set Address J. Brophey, 64 Grand st.. Danbury, Ct.
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POSITION--By refined IL woman; good home more of an Objt ct than high wages. Advertiser. Bethel. Ct.
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NOR SALE-1 pair farm horses, years old weight 25OO; good workers and drivers ;city broke. E. H. Reed, Tory Hill. Stratford, Ct. Telephone.
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The place to get your Seed Oats, Grass Seeds, Fertilizers, Land Plaster. Poultry Foods ana all kinds of Feeds and Grain is at the old reli- able Mill in Huntingtown.
 HENRY B. COG FER. Botsford, Ct. April 5, 1904.
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Miss Mabel Morris returned to Al bany, N. Y., Tuesday, to resume hel studies at the Albany Female Acad.
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THE HOWLA AND DRY GOODS CO.,, Bridgeport.
For Sale.

One ronr-vear-old colt, well broken; one No I family horse some speed, and not afrai of cars autos one coach team ssS SS0 pnds ponndds team. :.9OO pounds; one team 2SU pounus us from SoU to S.5O earh. Edgar T. Andrews, Elm St. Bethel. TelephOnes
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H. G. Curtis is installing a Spring field gas machine in his residence, which will also light the store and the residence of Mrs J. c. Hawley.
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MT Baldwin, the veteran whip agent
 fro n Westfeld, Mass, passed Tuesday night at TaYlOr'S hotel.
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John o. Pitzschler carries off thu honOrs in trout fishing, thus far. Ht caught fine string, Monday.
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The marriage of Miss Mabel Cham berlain and pr George I. Holmes w1l occur on April "A at , p. m., at tht Emery Methodist church, Jersey City N.J Miss Chamberlain is the daugh ter of MT and Mrs I. c. Cham mberlain
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NOR SALE-3-year-old heifer. Holstein and [ Durham breeds; also 4-year-old colt partly broken, good pedigree. George A. Quick Stepnev. Conn
 EARMS FOR sALE OR RENT-Inquire of B.
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Farming utensils, whe elbarrows,
 paints and oils at Taylor, Curtis &