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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-09-08
I'iin2Fs Walt>to Vote.

Olinghouse Canyon mining camp
has grown wonderfully in the past
Jew months, and now has over one
hundred inhabitants. There are
3eventy.hve voters in the camp who
wish to vote at the coming election,
md they will petition the County
Commissioners of Washoe county
1t their next meeting to ~re-estat-
isll the voting precinct at that
place.
The precinct was taken away by
he Commissioners at a former meet
ing, and it was decided that the
voters should cast their ballots at
Wadsworth. Since that time, how
ever, the town has increased so
much in population that a voting
precinct was made necessary, and
it will in all probability be estab-
.ished at the next meeting of tie
county dads.
The mining district of Olingi,ouse
Canyon has b.el known for several
years, and during its existence the
mines have produced a great dea'
If gold. The ore is found i'll well
defined lodges and the gold is of a
nigh quality aud easily milled. In
The last year Eastern capitalists
ave been attracted by the showing
# the camp and have purchased
many of the most valuable proper-
les. Some Of the original mine
owners have held their mines, how
ever, ard are getting excellent re.
suits as they develop them.
The straightforward Mining
Company has purchased most OF
he large mines i'll the camp and IL
ends 10 work the properties oil &
arge scale. The company has
erected a large mill, and made
other Improvements OH the claims
preparatory to doing extensive work
his Winter.
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The various candidates are be-
ginning to show their hands. The
dear people can take their choice
and pick the best man. The con-
ventions are a little ways off yet,
so there will be ample time TO pass
upon the capabilities of each candi-
da.e. Don't be dictated to BY a
political boss.
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Governor Calls a Halt.

AT a meeting of the Safe Boaad
If Examiners, held in Carson Git!
IN Wednesday, August SYST, e
consider the request from the STATE
Commissioners at the St. Louis Fail
or $1,000 to carry or the State eX-
iibit at the World 5 Fair, the BoafG
Gould do nothing else but refuse
he request. The decision Of The
Board was unanimous.
The fact that the State appropri-
ton has been completely exhaust
ID, and the further fact that thl
3oard had no power to raise fund.-
;or such a purpose, the Board coulo
10 nothing III the matter except Ia.
.:orm the Commissioners that it wa
lot autLo. lei 10 incur any morl
expenses for the exhibit.
Upon this decision Of The Board
Governor Sparks Immediately NireC
Commissioned Warrington not 10 in
:dr any further expense Oh behalf
II the State, and to act for the
states best interests.
Thus ends all opportunity fo1
urther extravaganza in this matter
II spite Of the fact that an arprt-
ration was made sufficient to have
;ept a credible exhibit at the S,
.ouis Exposition, during It's entire
X S ence, by a series of mismanage-
uent the funds have been exhaust
d right at the time when the ex-
,ibit should be at its best. But
;.om the start reports have come
hat the exhibit, instead of being {
edit to the Safe. has been a dis
trace to it. A majority of the Ne
yadaus who have visited the fail
nd composed the State exhibi.
With other exhibits, we're COIL
,letely disguised.
They claim that the exhibit was
arranged and pooilj at
ended. People who visited the
Nevada department usually failed
70 find any one there to explain
matters, according 10 mary com
,laints, and the exhibit the greater
,ortion Of the time practically al
itself.
While the closing of the exhibit
will have a bad effect on Nevada
enterprise, still it is regarded a
,etter to have never had an exllibi;
It all than to have it mismanaged
Is it has been. The closing is q
and as soon as the entire ex-
'1ibit can be removed the better i
will be for the State. Nevada.
which ranks in the lead in re
sources of all kinds, was Shown up
in a farcial manner by the cdreie S
manner in which the exhibit was
managed from beginning to end.
1t is regarded at least as a relief
that the farce should now close.
The graft has gone far enough. The
act of the Governor in advising tbs
Commissioners not to incur any fur
her expense in the matter will
meet with the approval Of the tax
payers of the State.
It ends a chapter IL political
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g-afting and flvoriiism that should
never be permitted where the in.
terest Of a great State is at stake.
To make a poor show before a
small audience is bad enough, but
% give a cheap exhibition before
The whole world is damaging.
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ELY HALL
O e. GRAHAM,
FRosRlEToES.
For terms, enquire Il
STORE. |
FOR SALE
J.H. HARRIS,

Peas!ee EuI.Girge, Main st.
The building now being used by the
Sunday School, or Main street, Ely,
and also the adjoining barn, known as
the Peaslee property, is for sale. For
particYlars. terms, ect., address,
MRS. J. II. rEAsLEr,
Piocte, NsI Ada
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FOR SALE.

The L. c. Olmstead Property
consisting Of sheep, cattle, ranch and
rarge. For further particulars I'd
dress or call on j.. NJ. FOX,
Shoahone. White Pine Co., Nsy.
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GREENFIELD HILL.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The public schools throughout the term.
 Rev Dr Cane has returned from his vacation trip and occupied his pulpif at the Congregational church, Sunday.
 Mrs B. Wesley Burr is home from a delightful two weeks visit with rela- tiyes in Syracuse, N. Y.
 Mrs Mary Wakeman FantOn. who has been seriously i'll for many weeks at her home in the Deerfield district. is conyalescing rapidly.
 Mrs 5. J. Dayton and little daughter Of Brooklyn, N. Y., were guests of Mrs Allen Jennings, Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Frank Perry are happy over the arrival of littleson in their home, last week.
 H: w. Raymond and family of Black Gceanspp,d GocH sspent' Sunday with friends in
 Miss Minnie Perry, who has been spending her vacation with her parents. MT and Mrs Uriah Perry, in this place. returned, Monday, to her school duties
 Miss Lulu Banks, who has been en- toying pleasant visit with relatives In Danbury and Black Rock, returned home, Sunday.
 Miss Eunice Perry has returned to her school duties in New York City,
 Miss Julia Brown returned, Satur- day, from a two months'C absence abroad.
 The little son of MT and Mrs Eugene Godfrey has been dangerously ill, but is now better.
 George Hawley, who has :been work ing in New Jersey for the past few months, has again entered the employ )f pr Dunham.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY,
SOUTH BRITAIN,
WHAT'S GOING ON,


 Louis Dickinson, who has been spending two weeks with his parents, MT and Mrs Walter Dickinson, return ed to his school duties at Northfield, last week.
 Miss Jennie G. Pierce, who has been i'll with diphtheria, is now rapidly im- proving.
 Mrs Julius Ludorf spent few days, last week, in Shelton with her sister. Miss Mamie Kemp. If you want to see as fine a field of corn as you ever set your eyes on, take d drive out to Walter Dickinson's in the Purchase. He has five acres of evergreen corn which he is raising for seed. It stands very high and is just loaded with ears.
 Mrs Janet Stiles, who has been spending few days at the old home stead here, returned, last week Thurs day, to her place in East Village. Her daughter, Miss Annie E. Stiles, re- turned home with her for a visit of a few days.
 Mrs Henry Becker and two sons of Bridgeport are guests of Mrs Sarah Hamlin.
 MT Raymond of Hartford spent a few days here, last week, the guest of Rev and Mrs H. De Witt Williams.
 Miss Mabel Hawkins is spending a vacation of two weeks at Money Is land.
 MT and Mrs Edward Williams of Hartford are guests, this week, of Rev and Mrs H. De Witt Williams. MT and Mrs William J. Van Ness spent Sunday with friends in Water bury.
 D. W. Hubbell has purchased new COW of Michael Wentsch of the Pur- | chase.
 Monday, being Labor day, the Haw- k1ns Manufacturing Go. closed their shop all day. Wednesday, August g, the baseball nine of South Britain played a game with the Southford team, resulting in 3 score Of to 9 in.favor of the South. ford boys.
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The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART.
 FORD RAILROAD.
BERKsHIRn DIVISION.

m: Sunday 500 2 m: 600 p h. Due ; s.ss. 'I T.1! sb.1c,1SPp19s an, 7S SP% s issqnnnday 1oS p, $40 m. s+ 3 n; 7:8 %: Sunday 1000 m. s Y T Din. .0'''
 P; Sunday sss m. sss p ms m. south s g IS 10:n m, 6.5l m; Sunday 9.4s m, s.o5 m h1nrssGoTth % sanss% is4s fIS1g g ,s q ss ss s n0S m, f6.45 p m. Sunday f9 42 m' f; .5s Botsford- South for New Haven. s.o4. 10 ss
 m' S:4o m; Sunday s.s7 a m. 7.4 m ~
 s;ss, f:56, SIS, lo,0, iog a m: 1os, s.s spI m; Hss9saz s s69ih @ ' 7is a4f sJ.S % m so
 ss seSsh s sis sy @ .s s, ssS ,S5s s5! BsoeEseid 5ancsSn9Sorsh 5ncaS % ' a. sss ses n ;o
 sn%da ;M m aoS, 4 s5ss; 5a1 5.ss, q6:i5. 7.ss m.
 iSss 3 s.s, S' sl si p m. sGsss saaasy sta s B efsel&anaorth. i& T ss7 sos 1oss am LIS. sss.
 south ss iG saass ass. 3ss I sa aa' m, n7,s1 ss5 s if; sasHsz snS ss ss Eis.HG,IS @ KS
 s S sss cS % & &ss?sssy ssy ' 39sss ysS Nss s!lsesaz sss!lasSsz ss Sost5 n az sss h@, ,
 ss$S sis ssi B: 2 Rss sssss$ ssss$:S s: s: S MerW1nsv1lle-North, 8.35, 11.3S m, 225, 60e Pm; Sunday, 9.54. m: South, 9l7 a m, 4.i0 u S;ss n; Sunday, 6:4s pm.
 hsntNorth S.5O, II .49 8 m, 3.O6, GA D m; sunday, 1905 m; South, 9.O6 h. 35s, 5.2s oefawall BTidsesSSoPth, N h. s.1s a m, 1scs s4s, 62S m; Sunday, 1Ols m; South, s.53 a mi vGsls SIS S:09 n; Sunday, SPA m.
 west CornWall-North, 92l m, 12. .12, 4.13, 637 S.oo mi Sunday. SIS p m. Lime Rock-North. 9.3O a m, 122l, 4.5O, e45 [ f m; sunday, 1O4 m; South, s.37 m. FPS 45O p m; Sunday, 6O6 m. ''''
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by the cars, last week, or SO much fl

by the cars, last week, or SO much ir jured that it was necessary to kill if.
 MT and Mrs Schotland of New York who have just returnef from a shor1 trip abroad, spent Sunday with c. H Camp.
 Miss Flora Sagendorf has been en- gagged to teach school in Amenia, N. K. s. Curtis has returned from a ,, short trip in Northern New England, Mrs 0. s. Williams has been enter. taining friend from Brewsters, N. It is reported on good authority that the marriage of Miss Lulu Greene and MT Richardson is to take place on October 4.
 The Curtis school is to open Septem- Der 22, with full mum bers as usual.
 Prof Sprague, who has off1ciated very acceptably at the COngregat1onal church for several Sundays, returns this week to his field of duty in New
 Mrs Q: D. H. Kellogg of Bridgeport IS spending week or more with rela- tives and friends in town.
 James Hawley of Hartford has been the guest of Mrs c. B. Hawley.
 Clarence Hawley began filling his silo on Tuesday, using the engine of E: K. Hawley for power.
 For watch and clock repairing, c. B. Rlddiford, New Milford, is headuuar- terS for reliable work. His watch re- palrer can attend to any difficult work Ill this line.
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tismal servlce at the Upper Merryall schoOlhouse, Sunday afternoon.
 George Rydell came home from Dan- bury, last Saturday, and is now on the sick list.
 Samuel Clark was in Marbledale, Sunday.
 Prof Franklin has returned to Penn sylvania. Mrs Franklin is visiting in Washington. Mrs Fenn has returned from her trip to Newark, N. J., and New York Mrs Robert Armstrong has returned from her trip. Miss Mildred Hallock of Worthwhile spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs Robert Armstrong.
 MT and Mrs William Bryant are vis- iting at Mrs Bernard Peters,
 School in this village is ex pected to begin the 12th of this month.
 There was dance at the Marble dale hall, Friday evening.
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GEORGETOWN.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Floyd Jennings is entertainina friends from Brooklyn.
 MT Sondquist and family sailed fo, Sweden, Saturday, August 27.
 Telephone wires are to be strunp from Edwin Gilbert's home to his property on the Ridge.
 Mrs w. H. Hunter is recovering from serious illness. Miss Josephine Rogers, a graduate of the Danbury hospital, is caring for her. J. Wesley Barrett lost one of his horses Monday, August 29.
 The schoOlhOuse has been receiving number of needed improvements, Zalmon Read and Arthur Smith have purchased the livery business owned by E. G. Bouton, and will take possession soon.
 Miss Enid Northrop is visiting her aunt, Miss Emma Hurlburt.
 Miss Minnie Lewis of Fremont is the guest of Mrs Eliza Wood.
 MT and Mrs Herbert Taylor, who have been visiting at Skeneateles Falls, have returned home.
 Mrs David H. Miller, who was in- 1ured by a fall from her carriage, is improving.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY
HUNTINGTON.
AN EXCITING AND INTERESTING DI
 BATE.

AN EXCITING AND INTERESTING DE-
 BATE.
 The debate on the license question was largely attended and proved very interesting. All of the speakers on both sides went away from the Ques- tions and the judges were long time in bringing in decision and were not agreed at that. It was announced in favor of the negative side, but it is thought it will have to be tried over again and the speakers kept closer to the subject before decided opinion can be given. Much praise is given to the splendid glee club which sang several fine selections. These debates ing.
 Miss Viola Mo Donald is spending a few days in Shelton, the guest of her aunt, Mrs John Ley.
 Mrs A. H. Landon, MT and Mrs c. R. Landon and daughter of Bridge port were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs Meth Williams.
 Miss Jennie Haste and brother. Earle, of the Park City, have been spending some time with Mrs Lee :El- dred.
 0. M. Hubbell, a former resident of the Center, was in town, Sunday.
 Harold Beeman and Miss Nora Cops- well of New Preston were guests, over last Sunday of Miss Florence Potter,
 Miss Pauline and Kaye Rehnberg ar rived home, Saturday, from a stay of 6T3 %1a months W;5,,i in n, Msnaplewood, N. F.
 Mrs William Thompson of Walnut Tree Hill has been entertaining her sister, Mrs Wells, of Bridgeport.
 The family of MT and Mrs Fred BOtSford has been increased by the re- cent addition of 8 young daughter.
 Harry Brownson, who. has been on the sick list, is improving.
 Potatoes in this vicinity, of which there was promise of a large crop. are rotting badly. Some fields: are so badly routed that it will not pay for digging.
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ConSunlp lpti0n

The only kind of consump- ton to fear is neglected consumption"
 People are learning that con- sumption is a curable disease. It is neglected consumption that is so often incurable.
 At the faintest suspicion of consumption get a bottle of Scott's Emulsion and begin regular doses.
 The use of Scott's Emulsion at once, has, Tn thousands of cases, turned the balance in favor of health.
 Neglected consumption does not exist where Scott's Emul- sion is.
 Prompt use of Scott's Emul- sion checks the disease while it can be checked.
 Send for free sample.
 SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. .o94rs Pearl Street, New York
 soc. and $r oo; all druggists.
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should like to have had a better oI- portunity to study his plumage al general makeup.
 As the warm spring days advanced l regretted to see my tree sparrow family making preparations to leave for their Northern home, but the migratory birds from the South have kept me busy thus far through the spring and summer and 1 have discovered some new varieties for this locality, among them being the European Startling. He is handsome bird, good songster and great worm and insect destroyer, consequently of great value to the farmer. He builds his nest in hole in the trees. With all the pleasure have had with the summer birds I look forward with greater pleasure to the coming of the bleak North winds and snow and a return of my Winter visitors.-[William Gaylord Taylor, Derby, Conn.
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LITCHFIELD BRANCH

bethel-lLeave 10.5O a m, $50 III. Sunday, s.4:
 m. Arrive 9.40 m. 400 m. Sunday 6Oi pm. Saturday. North 3.O0 m.
 1 aawleyvt1le-North, II .O5 m GOT m Sun l day, 9l5 m. Leave for Bethel 9.57 a m, 347 l m. Saturday. North BIS m; South 5.5O shepaug-North, t1117 m, +e ls m. Sunday, +9Y m. South +943 m. t3 S3 D m, Sun. day. 7.0s m. Saturday, North 3.26; South RSxbqry Faus-North, +nss m. se7 m.
 Sunday. +9.as m. South, +9.as m. +a.8 m Roxbury-North, n. .33 m, 6.S D m. SnnG9av M 9.43 m. South. 9.28 m. 316 m, Sunday
 e.sl p m: Saturday. North 3.45 m; South Judas Br:dge-North, Ill. .ss a m. +s.n n m
 Sunday, +s47 m. South. 9.ao m. ts 1op m m % satsSorany % NSrsh s5l m
 gay gay 1oeo 8 m. South. sos n. 25s D m. Sun
 Sayy;, gay; eS B m. Saturday. North 1 e D m; New Preston-North, n4 m, 65e m. Sum-
 gay, io;04 m. South, 9.04 m, 254 m. Sun
 Sayy;;S gay; Sg o m: Saturday. North lO6 m; Romford-North, +1soa ID, +za m. Sunday,
 1913 m. South, +s. .55a m, 2.45 D m. Sunday, 6.2o n; Saturday, North AIS m
 , SIS p m;;, Saturday. North 4sO m.
 ioM m. seath hs m h. 'ls sunday, sunday, e.G m. Saturday, North g p m; South +12.so m, 7.ss D m. Sunday, t1O.a0 8 m. South. +S. 40 8 m. 230 m. Sun day, sos p m. Saturday. North 4.as m. Litchaeld-Arrive M M i2;S m. 7;2 n. Sunday. l soop m. turday. arrive 4.H p m: South |
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NEWS TERsELY TOLD

MT and Mrs George Pope of Middle. bury recently visited his brother, B. C. Pope. ' O
 Miss Grace Strong is to attend school in Woodbury, this fall, and board with her grandmother, Mrs Nancy Bradley.
 Miss Bessie Strong has been spend ing week with friends in Thomaston
 Mrs Joel U. Strong started, Wednes- day afternoon, to visit friends in New Haven, and Saturday MT Strong will join her, and remain until Tuesday.
 The steam mill at Preston Hill has lots of logs ready to be sawed.
 New windows are to be placed in the residence Of George B. Garlick & Son.
 Christopher Happen is having his house shingIed at the Bostwick place.
 David B. Wheeler and George E. Gari1ck, ST., were in Seymour, last
 Mrs Charles Ellison and daughter. Dora, are again at her mothers.
 Miss Kate Rurd has been passing some time at her grandmother's, Mrs B. A. Wheeler.
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FROM I4S TO oS POUNDS.

One or the most remarkable cases or cold, deep seated on the iungs' causing pneumonia, is that ol Mrs Gertrude E. Fenner, Marion, Ind, who was entirely cured by the use ol One Minute Cough Cure. She says: "Ihe coughing and straining so weak. ened me that I ran down in weight rom 14S to 92 pounds. I tried a mum. or remedies to no avail until I used One Minute Cough Cure. Four bottles or this wonderful remedy cured me en. clrely or the cough, strengthened my lungs and restored me to my normal weignt, health and strength" Sold by h: n. Beers < Co.,, Newtown; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME.

everything is in the name when it
 comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C..
 De "1tt x Co. of Chicago, discovered some years ago how to make a salye rom Witch Hazel that is specific for plles' For blind, bleeding, itching ana protruding piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and all skin diseases, DeWftt's Salve has no equal. This mas given rise to numerous worthless commercials. Ask for DeWitt's-the genuine. Sold by H. Beers S Co.,. Newtown; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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DAHBURY DIVISION,

Danbury--North e1o, 7.ss. s.so Io4s. Io57 In. pm. South, 800, 7.ss. S.11. lo.os, I.a5 a m, 4oo. 6.s6, 700 m. Sunday 7.55. a. m, eco Bethel-North. 7.15, 1oss 1o.4e a m. soa. 5.4s. 6.36. sos m. Sunday, 10.O4. a m. ,s II m South 6.O6. 7.35. SIS, lO.15. 11.52 m. 4.6, 63s Redding-North 7.0s, io.29 m sGs CPS. 75s pm. Sunday. 95S m, sos m. South, 6.I2, s2l, n;5s n; 5ls m; Sunday, sos m. (: B m
 Sunday. 954 a m, S.04 p m. South, 6.I6. s3S a m. 12Gs. 7.I1 m. Sunday, SIP m. 6I. m. Br'chvtlle-NOrth, 6.57, lO.T 10 ss m. l.53 s45s
 5SO 6.ls. 7;41 p m: Sunday, g.4s a m, 7.5S pm. South. 6.2l, 75l, s.sS, 1e.sl m, F. .OS iIa Georgetown.No North, ,653 lO.14 m, I.49, 6.I5,7 43 p n. Sunday, 9:A a m, 754 p m. South. 6as sS a m. H11. 7.25 m. Sunday. s.2l m
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MIDDLEBURY.
THE SCHOOLS BEGIN.


 Schools commence, on Monday, Sep- tenn Der 12. Miss Edith Waite has the Center school and Miss Clara Nc Allis- ter the Kissewaug school.
 MT and Mrs Herman Smalley and nephew, Harvey Judd, of Morris were in town on Sunday.
 Mrs Thomas Nc Gee of Woodbury spent last week in town with her daughter, Mrs Fl. w. Atwood.
 MT and Mrs Basham have sold their place in Break Neck district and have gone to live with their daughter, Mrs Eldridge Nichols.
 Truman Booth, with his sisters, Miss Nellie Booth and Mrs Edward Cheney, went to Strattord the first of the week, to attend the funeral of their sister, Mrs Harry Fairclough. A: w. Bissell and family spent last week at Bantam Lake.
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HIGHLAND DIVISION,

Danbury-East, 500, n.s7 m. 7.o5 m West SiS m, ? 57. ?.2S m. Sunday, East s54 Hawleyyille-East, ell, n.49 m. 62S D m west, 9.l1 a m. 2.43, III m. Sunday arrive 7.2O pm. North Newtown-East +61S a m, CPS D m.
 West, 9.1O m, 2.36, 7.O6 m. sandy Hook-East Is, 11.56 m, 6.34 m; West 9o5 m. s.so. 1oi pm.
 S.56 m, 2.21. 6.52 D m. southford.East (. s nj, 12.14. 6.5O m. West.
 $50 m, 215 646 m.
 Waterbury-Due, a m 12A. 7,l0 m
 West, s.27 na, i.50. 6.s4 m.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY
MARBLEDALE.
HAS A HORSE STOLEN.

l HAS A HORSE STOLEN,
 Orlo Warehouse had his horse stoler in New Milford, last week. It was fastened to the hitching posts on the public square. Several days later however, he was fortunate enough to get 1t again. It was found tied in one Of the public sheds in New Milford, A FAITHFUL CORRESPONDENTS RE- PORT.
 Miss Esther Toohey is visiting in Oakville.
 John Toohey spent a few days at Spectacle Lake, last week.
 Arthur and Philip Rydell and Clar- ence Bristol spent Sunday in Danbury.
 Miss Frances Cole is on the sickIliSt.
 Mir Alberts and several other friends are visiting at Edward Watson's. They took the trip to Marbledale in an automobile.
 Rev T. s. Ockford conducted a bap-
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LIME ROCK.
BY FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.

From August B to 31, 16, GOO, ,OOO pounds of freight were received and shipped from this station, which gives some idea of the tremendous opera t1ons of the Barnum & Richardson Co.
 William Jorey, son of Frank Jorey, IS critically ill with typhoid fever. Pittsburg and Vandergrift, Pa., this week.
 Edward Amundson arrives in New York, Friday, after his trip to Nor way. His mother died the day before he arrived at his Norway home.
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MONROE.

Prof De Beres, the well known ma gician and conjuror will give an exhi- bition in Magic and Sleight of Hand at the hall in Monroe Center, on Fri day, September 9, 1904. Those who have seen the professor, speak in the highest terms of his ability to amuse and mystify, and an enjoyable evening is assured to all who attend.
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BoTsFoRD TO BRIDGEPORT.

Botsford-North, 733, 1Os9. a m, s2S44. 5.47. 6.5S p m; Sunday, S.49. S.57 a m. C. 70 D m South 7.o7. s.23, l0.30 Iii. i.li. 6. 10 m. sun day 7.54 pm.
 See BotSford above. Stepney-North, 7.2i, 1O.Os. n m. 4.il. 649 m; Sunday. s.4S a m; South. ..I5, s.Ss 10.Ss a m, 4.22, GAS m; 1; Sunday, S.0S m. Long Hill-North. f.Is, 1O.0a. a m, 43s, so S4s p m; Sunday; fs4s s, m; So9th 7.sl, s.s. TrumbuiiINorth. f7.is, s.5S. m4 6s7 m; Sunday. fs. .56 m; south. 7s7. s.ia. 10, ,49 am; 4.Ss roo p m; Sunday, fs l3 m. 6.so m; Sunday. s.s6 a m; Arrive 7IO, S.5S a m. nOo 4.sS. 7.15 m; Sunday, s.2a5. D. m. If Trains stop when signaled only. Saturdays only
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wATERToWN BRANCH.

Waterbury-Leave, GAS, s.3o, 11.03 a m. Ias 3.5o. 5.1O. 6.l2, 6.5s, S.5s, l1.sO p m. Sundays, 9.5s m, sos p m. Arrive 6.40, 7.47, 10. l2 a m, days. 6.53 a m, 4.5S D m.
 Watertown.Leave, 6-s5, 7.so, 1925 m. Is4s 2.4O, 4.I5 5.3A, 63O, 7.29. II % p-m Sundays 6.35 m, 40 p m. Arrive. 7.05 s4., nsa E 40, 4.O7, 5.27, 6.27, 7.15. 91O; Il.36 m. Sum days, 10.14 n. S.3O D m.