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HOTEL NOTES.

THOSE WHO HARRY FOR A TIME AMONG US. Misses J. E. and P. R. Hughson of New Haven are at the Inn, guests of Mrs 0. M. Walker. Il.
 Mrs R. P. Jones and Miss Anna Ul- rich are among the arrivals at the Inn.
 MT and Mrs w. F. WaShburn, Mrs R. c. Washburn of Jersey City, and Miss Bartram and Mrs A. s. May of New Haven came to Newtown in an auto, Monday, dining at the Newtown Inn.
 MT and Mrs w. P. Lamb and MT and Mrs c. HI. Perry of Waterbury passed Sunday at the Inn. w. G. Granniss of Brooklyn and F. J. Lowenstein of Bridgeport dined at the Inn on Sunday.
 Miss Pauline M. F. Eichman of New Haven dined at the Inn, Wednesday. Herbert Flansburgh has gone to Toledo, O., for stay of a few weeks.
 D. W. Saver, Mir and Mrs Yogel and E. J. Vogel of New York.P. J. Bowling and William Thompson of Bridgeport, G. W. HOyt of Dan bury and George D. Andrews of East Hartford are among the arrivals at the Grand Central hotel.
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OBITUARY.
MRS PATRICK GAFFNEY

MRB FATH1CN 0AFT INIT.
 Mrs Mary GaffneY, wife of Patrick Gaffney of Mile Hill, died on Wednes. day about 8. m., after an illness O1 a day. She was most eStimable woman, kind neighb0r and friend and beloved in her own circle o1 friends. She is survived by her aged husband, who is in poor health, and eight children. Her age was 70 years. The funeral will be attended on Sat- urday morning at 10.30 o'clock from St Roses church. Funeral Director Keating has the arrangements in charge.
 The funeral of Michael Higgins o1 Brookfield took place from St Roses church, Tuesday, Rev Patrick Fox of ticiating. MT Higgins was 37 years old, son of Daniel Higgins.
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The new class who will be admitted to the High school in September is as follows: Leslie Armstrong, Florence Beecher, Clara I. Beers ley, Nonie Brennan, Edward Carmcdy, Tessfe Carmody, Marguerite Cavanaugh, Irene Cor Frederick Elsenboss, Elsie O. Ferriss, Elsie M. Gilbert. Ella Hayes, Helen Houlihan. May Houlihan Annie L. kefpe Mary hynSh Murphy, Maude A. Northrop, B Madge Peck John O. Rasmussen. Benjamin D. Smith, Lew Angeline E. Wakeman, Alma L.. Williams Randolph Williams.
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The prospects, for the Newtown fair met, Monday night, to talk over plans for the coming fair. O. B. Taylor was appointed to make railroad arrange ments. A. P. Smith offered to give a premium of S2. 50 for the best exhibit of potatoes, six varieties, to be exhib. iued in half bushel baskets. The 9lOO0 stake races have filled in fine shape and the directors are pleased at the outlook,
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Registrars Notices,

NOTICE-The Registrars of Voters of the IN town of Sherman will be in session at the Town hall in said town on Friday, the 5th day of August, 1904, and Friday, the 12th day of August, 1904, from 12 o'clock noon until g for the purpose of making an enrolment of the legal voters of said town. according to the declared political preference of said elector. Dated at Sherman July 23, 1904. Warren 0. Allen. Daniel B. Mallory, Registrars of Vot
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NOTES FROM ST ROSES.

The classes in elocution and physi- cal culture at the Summer school at the Convent of Mercy are under the direction of Mrs J. c. Mo Quaid, the we'll known elocutionist, of Koch ester, N V
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MT and Mrs Frank l.. Allen and daughter, Marjory, drove up from Bridgeport in their locomobtle, last Sunday, passing the day at Edward T. Clarke'S. E.f tS
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NOTIOE-The Registrars of the town of Eas- lN ton hereby give notice that they will be in session at the Town Clerks office on August 5
 and 1S. 1904, from 12 o'clock noon until 9oclock pate in caucuses as provided by law in the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut
 Edward K. Freeborn, G. Burr Tucker, Regis
 trars of Voters of EastOn, Conn.
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Letters remain at the Sandy Hook postoffice unclaimed addressed to Mrs P. Bantle, MT Conlin, Nellie McMahon Michael Dariano and Miss l.. Merry.
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E MT and Mrs B. l.. Johnson arrived home from their trip to California Tuesday night. MT Johnson is looking very we'll. ~
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The contract for the grading about the new residence of A. J. Smith and the Misses Scudder has been awarded to H. H. Peck and K. l.. NOrthrOp. H. H. Peck has also taken the con- tract for the sidewalks.
 \ At the photographic studio over Betts' drug store at sandy Hook, 28 photos arc made for Sc. They are clear and distinct and every Order prings 8 second patron. They will be there but a few days longer. 50 hasten to avail yourselves of the opportunity.
 Mrs w, E. Sturges and two little daughters of Great Plain spent Saturday with Mrs s. w. Dibbls of Hawleyville. sE
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Mrs Margaret Egan and daughter, May, of Seabright, N. J., are visiting MT and Mrs Martin COrbett and other friends
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John Jackson has left the employ of s. N. Daniels and has hired out to Al exander Baird at Lordship Park.
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F. Burgemeyer of Brooklyn and
 Bernard Keating of Bridgeport were
 guests, last week, of E. T. Hook on BOtSfOrd Hill.
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William Costello and family of
 Bridgeport spent Sunday here, the
 guests of Mrs Ellen Costello on Bots- ford Hill
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Thomas Keane has made extensive and much needed improvements on the road leading to Warwick hill. Here tofore, before travelling up that street, people took out extra accident insur- ance.
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A movement is on foot to establish school at the Academy. H. H. Curtis has subscription paper and is can wasting for the names of parents who will agree to support the school. Those interested should see MT Curtis at once.
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Barney Kelley of Baltimore, Md, came home, Tuesday, and will spend a few weeks with his mother, Mrs Bridget Kelley.
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Mrs Michael Halpin and niece, Miss Margaret Keane, visited in Bridge port, few days last week; they also called on friends in Long Hill.
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Superintendent Dagan and Treasur CT Purdy of the Borden Condensed Milk Co.,, were in town, Tuesday and Wednesday, stopping at Tayl lor's hotel
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Carpenter Charles B. Glover is put ting in new stalls in the barn of Henry $. Gibson at Sandy Hook.
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Twenty-eight photographs for 25c at the photo parl0rs over Betts' drug store. You will be pleased or money refunded.
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MT Stephens, a machinist from Bridgeport, has taken a position in the factory of the Fabric Fire Hose Co. He has moved into one of the cottages on Warwick hill,
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John F. Nolan spent Wednesday at New Haven as the guest of MT and Mrs John Court of the Hotel TOntine.
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For 8 days outing there is no more delightful spot to visit.than Wallace's, Lake Quassapaug. Fine table service, elegant boating and fishing. 1t is cas- fly reached by team from NewtOwn, Woodbury, Washington and Roxbury and other places in THE BEE's terri tory. t
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MT and Mrs s. P. Glover, MT and Mrs
 Lawrence Warner and MT and Mrs G.
 F. Taylor returned, Thursday night, after weeks stay at Morris Cove, New Haven
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Mrs Mortimer Terrill of Ansonia is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs Rob. ert A. Clark, at Hawleyville.
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TRINITY CHURCH,

Rev J. F. Bissell, D. D., of Litchtield will supply at Trinity church again on Sunday next.
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Mrs Edward Taylor is convalescent after an illness of several days.
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Lightning struck the wire fence in front of Daniel Lynch's place on Mile Hill, Monday, tearing up several fence posts.
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During the August muslin sale at Sherman & McMfllen's, anyone trading 25c worth at their store will also receive 10 trading stamps. Read their advertisement.
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Bennett Blackman is

Mrs D. L.. Pike and son of Bridgeport are spending few days with MT and Mrs JohI Gay in Taunton.
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Bennett Blackman is again quite poorly.
 Miss Alice Madden, Miss Josephine Sheehan Miss Julia Sheehan and Miss Catharine Hau1 of Bridgeport have just returned from . stay of three weeks in Vermont and the Berkshir' Hills, -.r-= .e'.s
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Miss Lila M. Warner and Mrs Nettie Rogers of Bridgeport were recent guest of R. l.. Warner on BOtsfOrd Hill. MT Rogers is now visiting in ZOar.
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l.. c. Morris has a handsome new
 runabout, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
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DEGISTRAR'e NOTICE--The Registrars of N the town of Reddi5g VII & be in session % at voting district, and at Bouton's Hall, George town. for the second voting district, on Fri days, August and .12. from 12 o'clock noon until o'clock ?. m., for the purpose of mak- ing m enrollment of the legal voters of said town, when al! persons desiring t9 vote at Pc names to the Registrars with the political party with which they desire to be recogniz- the Registrars will continue thereon the names of all qualified electors appearing on the list sonaf or written application to either of the Registrars of the district in which said elect or resides and shall declare in said applica- tion the political party in the primaries or caucuses of which he desires to participate.
 Dated at Bedding this 26th day of July. A. D. 1904.
 Marcus H. Burr. Edward M. Bradley,
 Registrars 1st Voting District.
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Miss Alice Dingley of Long Hill was guest of Mrs Michael Halpin, recently.
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DEGISTRARS' MEETING-The undersigned h hereby give notice that they will be in ses- sion at the Town Clerks office on August5 and 12, 1904. from 12 o'clock noon until o'clock p 1 in caucuses as provided by law in the General
 Statutes of the State of Connecticut w M Reynolds, Thomas F Bradley, Registrars of
 Voters of NewtOWp. Conn
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COMING EVENTS FOR AUGUST.

COMING EV ENTS FUR AUGUST.
 Miss Edith Davies, contralto soloist in the Brick church, Fifth avenue, New York, who was so acceptably heard in her songs and recitations, here in April, will give an entirely diff ferent program at the Town hall, Sat- urday evening, August 20. The pro- ceeds are to be for the benefit of the church.
 . At meeting of the Sunday school teachers, last Sunday, it was voted to h9s the sHnday nsd.s schoo peae
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In the Baptist cemetery at Easton c. J. Hughes has erected handsome Chester granite stone for the late Mrs Mary E. Gillette.
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In the Danbury cemetery c. J.. Hughes has erected a fine Chester granite monument for the late Charles COnnOr and wife
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Special Notice

Maria is raisin' chickens.
 An Bill is sawin' wood, ss.-. e A-savin' up their pennies.
 As prudent people should.
 Of fathers pension money
 He's putin by a share,
 Cause everyone is countin' - On goin' to the fair.
 Nance ain't a-buyin' candy The way she used to do. An Joe has given up smOk1n'; He hardly takes chew; 'l An mas last winter bonnet
 This season she will wear.
 They're all a-savin' money To spend it at the fair.
 That show down in St Louis
 Will be 8 grand ahatr,s
 An every person hfgefss g s.
 So each has got stocking,
 To save his little hoard, For it will take some money
 To nav the fare and board.
 So Pete he's splitting fence rails, An Toms a-cutting Ice, An Sally's quit her music
 To put aside the price,
 An'Cncle Ed let's, meekly, .-- Aunt Susie cut his hair.
 For everyone Is counting On Going to the fair. .- And all these people have arranged to take one of the weekly Recreation Tours, tnul avoiding sthe responsibility Of looking aftel hotel accommodations. baggage, etc.. ana ge. the benefit Of & very rea6onSDIe rate- Ne4 parties leave August l. 15 and T. Tickets and further tnfOrmat1on St the or flee of Ticket Agent N Y, N Fl q H R K.
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Deputy Sheriff 0. B. Johnson arrest ed Thomas Brennan on Monday last Tom has led the county officers quite a chase for the last two years. popping up like ''jack-in-the-box" when least expected, getting on his job and dis appearingl l1kesdew before the morn ing sun. He has been in New York, the past winter, but landed in Bridgeport two weeks ago. After a couple of days he located his goods and disappeared with two suits of clothes, a watch and some other jewell ry from the parties of whom he hired a room. He struck Newtown soon and kept in hiding a few days. Getting bolder, he ventured out, Monday, and was landed by Sheriff Johnson. Bridge port officers give him the credit of being the slickest fellow for his years they have run against in a long time. With two or three burglaries staring him in the face, Tom will likely have a steady home and work under cover for a while. He was 19 years of age 1 last January.
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FLOWERS FOR THE SICK.

Three boxes of cut flowers, largely sweet peas, were sent, early Monday morning, by express to Bellevue hos pital in New York, for distribution among the wards. A great deal of such work is done through the sum- mer by country churches in remember ing the shut-in and sick ones in the sweltering cities; and it is 8 matter for congratulation that Newtown lends her hand in such kindly and gra- cious ministry. At the suggestion of one of the workers of the church, the flowers will be sent next Monday morn ing. to the Bridgeport hospital; and request is made that they be left Sun day evening, August ', at the parson- age. Perhaps, as the Sunday after noon walks are being taken, some bright flowers may be found in the fields, which will give pleasure to those lying upon cots of pain.
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WANTED.

A position as-coach- man or general utility man on . gen tleman's place. Must be In the coun- try. For reference Address q. w. Smith Box 900, Bridgeport, Conn.
 J. J. 0ARRITY.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
THE ANNUAL FAIR.

THN ANNUAL FA1hs
 The Ladies' Aid society will hold their annual sale of useful and fancy articles, ice cream, cake and home made candy,at the Town hall, We'd nesday afternoon and evening, August 10. The sale opens at o clock in the afternoon and is held on through the evening. There is to be Snip sale'' of which the children will investigate the mysteries. It is asked that the articles for the fancy table, be left a day or so, if possible, before the fair, with Miss Mabel E.. Morris, chairman of this committee, or with Miss Julia B. Duncombe. If any friends of the church, who have not been personally asked to contribute, care to give any articles that may find a sale, such will be most gratefully received.
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Carlos D. Stillson has a new two- seated wagon, bought of those reliable Sandy Hook dealers, A. M. Briscoe & Son,
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EOR SALE-A good young driving horse, true
 in all harness, nine years old. l.. 0. Nich-
 ,lson, Newtown, Conn.
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Ferris Mead had horse killed by lightning in the shower of Monday afternoon.
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Miss Lillie F. Frank, who is in Brooklyn, where she is under the doc tors care, is now gaining nicely.
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If you are in Shelton it will always be to your advantage to stop at D. N. Clark's hardware store if you need any thing in his line. He can save you money.
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Levi French and family of Eastor were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs George French in HuntingtOwn.
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H. O. Mcclellan advertises for some good carpenters to work on inside trim in Newtown.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the Newtown postofice, August 1, 1904. addressed to A. Mount. Miss Mary A. Mullen, Edna D. Peck, K. Duncombe, Postmaster.
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MT and Mrs Minott iAugur passed Sunday at Woodbridge.
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Mrs Ernest Wilson and daughters are passing the week at A. w. Fair child'S. g4
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P. l.. Ronald has been passing fev days in New York.
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HoWLAND's

If you want to know about fashions:
 write this store. If you want to know about fabrics
 write this store If you want to know about helps for house work: write this store If you want any sort of information about dress or the home write this store. Do not think you asking
 a favor when you write. You
 not. This store is dis tincty your servant-and it '1 is intended to be a good
 servant.
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DEGISTRARS NOTIOE-Nottce Is hereby N given that the Registrars of the town of in said town, on Friday, August 5, 1904. and on Friday. August 12, 190l, from 1s o'clock noon to o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose of enrolling Electors to vote in Caucuses, and also to erase or transfer the name of an Elec- tor making such application, from the list on which said name appears, to the other party list. Dated at Trumbull, this 18th day of Ju- ly. 1904 Arthur E. Plumb. Frederick l.. Tur- ney, Registrars of Voters.
 NOTICE-Notice is hereby given that the IN Registrars of the Town of Washington will be in session at New Preston Postofice from and M % on Friday. the Ss istR. at the Town T. Hail, Washington Depot, from ls o'clock noon. until Sp. m:. for the purpose of en.olling!th9se caucus to be held after August IA, 1904, and al- SO to tranfer the names of any elector already enrolled who shall make such application from the list on whichlsaid name appears to the other party list. Dated at Washington Conn.,. July 20. 1904. o. O. Ford, o. D. Cole. RegiStrArS of Voters.
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Mrs William Lifvergren and son, Eric, of Brooklyn, N. Y., are passing a few weeks with Mrs Ida Hamburger. MT Lifvergren was in town over Sun. day.
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Thomas Cramer of Jockey Hollow who has visited friends in Danbury returned home Saturday.
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H. w. Wright, school committeeman in South Center district, has tendered his resignation. The Board of Educa-
 tion has not yet appointed his success SOr. s.t
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NOR SALE-Two fine young fresh cows; also J 1 Brewster T cart. E. E. Burgess. Bedding Center, Conn.
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Edward Clark of East Hartford was the guest over Sunday of his sister, Mrs Leslie Nichols.
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DEGISTRARS' NOTICE-The Registrars of IL the Town of Bethlehem will be in session at the Town Hall on the first and second Fri days of August, 1904. from 12 o'clock noon un- til o'clock m for the purpose of enrolling their political spreferences as provided by Chapter 176 of Public Acts of the State of Con necticut. 1901. Frank StoughtOn. Charles Wiltshire, Registrars. Bethlehem, Conn. July 20. 1904
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A special communication of Hiram lodge, F. & A. M., was held, Wednes- day night, when resolutions were
 adopted on the death of the late Son. CTS CrOffutt.
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William and Joseph Bradley of New York are visiting their father, Select man T. J. Bradley. M. J. Bradley re- turned to New York, Sunday night, after a visit of three weeks with his father.
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k Registrars of Voters for the Second Voting District of Newtown hereby give notice that they will be in session at Grand Army Hal. Sandy Hook, on Friday, August 5, and Fri day, August l2, from 12 o'clock noon until g o'clock p. m: on each of said days, for the pur- CTS of said district, desiring to participate in the caucuses and primaries of said town, ac- cording to their own declared political prefer ence. Dated at Sandy Hook July IS, 1904. John L.. Sanford, John F. Heating, Registrars of Voters, Second Voting District.
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Sylvester Burritt, Clifford J. Mills,
 Registrars 2d Voting District.

NOTIOE-The Registrars of Voters of the IN town of Bridgewater will be in session at the Town Hall in said town Aug. and 12, from for the purpose of making an enrollment of the legal voters of said town, as provided in Chapter 176 of the Public Acts of 1901. Lewis
 G. NorthrOp. Registrar of Voters: Harmon w
 Treat, Deputy Registrar of Voters. Bridge
 water, OOnn,, July 19 1904,
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HOUSEKEEPERS recommend Silveran as l1 the best Silver Polish. Try 1t. Reid q Todd, 1O54 Main street. Bridgeport.
 NOR SALE-The farm known as the Philip I Egan place 1H miles from NeWtoWn Street; 90 acres of land. Inquire of Edward Troy, San dy Hook, or of A. T. Nettleton, NeWtoWn Say ings Bank.
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Julett Stock Farm,

formerly the Seth Andrews Place. Elmwood
 District, Bethel, Conn. Grade and Pure Bred Jersey Cattle. Pedigreed Berkshire Swine
 Fancy Poultry: & o. ". Leghorns and White
 Wyandottes. Registered Bull and Boars f0l service. If you want . real good family buttel COW como and see what have got.
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For Want of Business

will sell pair of young and sound h"rste weight 3OOO lbs. and years old; l OlaS:h lnx' 1l00 lbs, g years old. good worker ana urIv and sound
 F.S. HOsFORD. New Preston, Conn.
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ROR sALE-Good horse. surrey and harnees' | Whole outfit, price $ssS. A. 5. Mansnelo' Brookneld, Conn.
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Beginning April I shall close my black smith shop every Saturday at n o'clock sharp.
 Peter H. Lynch. Long Hifl, Conn.
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will be in NewtOwn with a car of calves and yearlings on Monday. Aug. B. lSV4, TOT
 sale. J. B. Shaw.
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iUed in half bushel baskets. The 5000 stake races have filled in fine shape and the directors are pleased at the outlook.
 Miss Lila M. Warner and Mrs Nettie guest of R. L.. Warner on Botsford Hill. MT Rogers is now visiting in Zoar.
 F. Burgemeyer of Brooklyn and Bernard Keating of Bridgeport were guests, last week, of E. T. Hook on Botsford Hill.
 William Costello and family of Bridgeport spent Sunday here, the guests of Mrs Ellen Costello on Bots- ford Hill.
 John F. Nolan spent Wednesday at New Haven as the guest of MT and Mrs John Court of the Hotel TOntfne. Barney Kelley of Baltimore, Md, came home, Tuesday, and will spend a few weeks with his mother, Mrs Bridget Kelley. Mrs Margaret Egan and daughter, May, of Seabright, N. J., are visiting MT and Mrs Martin Corbett and other | friends. MT and Mrs $. F. Glover, MT and Mrs Lawrence Warner and MT and Mrs G. F. Taylor returned, Thursday night, after weeks stay at Morris Cove, 1 New Haven.
 In the Danbury cemetery c. J.. l Hughes has erected fine Chester granite monument for the late Charles Connor and wife.
 In the Baptist cemetery at EastOn c. J. Hughes has erected handsome Chester granite stone for the late Mrf
 Mary B. Gillette.
 Miss Lillie F. Frank, who is in
 Brooklyn, where she is under the doc
 tors care, is now gaining nicely.
 Thomas Cramer of Jockey Hollow
 who has visited friends in Danbury
 returned home Saturday.
 Levi French and family of Eastol
 were guests, last week, of MT and MT George French in Huntingtown. , If you are in Shelton 1t will alway
 be to your advantage to stop at D. N
 Clark's hardware store if you need any } thing in his line. He can save yo1 money.
 , During the August muslin sale at Sherman
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WANTED-To buy tobacco. don't care if it
 w Is in bundles and . little oh. if it Is cheap. Send samples and lowest cash price. Address Box lO5 BroOk6eld, Conn. '