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Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-08-12

country Is overstocked Great Britain
offers as now a ready market for
whatever may be produced. Taken
for all in all, the Canadian Northwest
IS the country for the man acquainted
with, or willing to learn any branch of
farming. In the industry, with few
years of care and enterprise, he can
soon consider himself and his family
in easy and comfortable circum-
stances.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1904-08-12
FIGURES THAT DIDN'T JIBE.
Man From Village Thought He Do
tected a PaIpabIe Exauueratjon.

tecteo PaIpabIe Exaggeration.
Henry Clews, the banker, who has
had an experience in Wall street ex-
tending over thirty years, was riding
on crowded New York elevated train
few weeks ago. He was accompa-
MED by friend from up the state,
and the latter, not accustomed to be-
ing jostled, remarked with great
deal of emphasis that it was terrible
the way people were packed into the
elevated cars. This system" said
Mr.. Clews, who has a penchant for
statistics, carried 246,5S7022 passen-
gers from June 30, 1902, to June 80,
1903" 81 know they do a big bust
ness" said the man from the quiet
village, "but they couldn't carry that
many people. You know this country
only has population of SO,O0OOO0."
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BR CAREFUL.

"You cannot beat man at his own game-you must either learn the game for yourself or take an interest ;q his game and let him work it for both. " This old tfuism aano is also applicable to You can make more money in stocks than in any other business in the world. but you must be careful-you must know how-or else join special ist in stocks. The Bridgeport Invest craze house dealing in stocks of all kinds. offers limited number 0f shares in it's own Syndicate, in order to en- large it's scope and create new custom efs. Those who desire an absolutely safe investment, yet having immense present and future earning pOwer. should order Syndicate stock before the next advance. A rich strike has just been made by 'one Of our gining companies.
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WEST CORNWALL,
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

Miss Cora B. Hallett is in Bridge. port visiting her grandparents.
 Miss Louise Trjeschman is a guest of Miss Ella Tully.
 Misses Carrie Vix and Louise Taeker are at George H. Beck's.
 MT and Mrs R. F. Smith, ST., are spending their vacation in Woodmont.
 Miss s. J. Bennett, Miss Harriet Bennett, who have been occupying the Rexford place, have left for New Ha- ven.
 Miss Mary R. Miller is in New Ha- ven, visiting her sister, Mrs J. T. Nal linSOn.
 Miss Daisy Hart is making a short visit with her parents.
 Miss Jessie c. Wheaton has accepted case in New Haven.
 Miss Ruth Salewski will enter the high school in Bridgeport, this fall.
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BENJAMIN E. BEACH,

Benjamin B. Beach died August 24. His funeral was largely attended at his late residence, Sunday afternoon, Rev MT Pond conducting the services. Both families have the sympathy of all in their great sorrow.
 Nr and Mrs George Erwin enter tained company from Chicago, last week.
 Mrs l.. s. Weeks and son from Bridgeport are guests ot s. R. Weeks
 Charley Weeks from Bridgeport spent Sunday with his mother faaa brother at the home of his grandfa- ther.
 Will Jessup, MT and Mrs Hubbell Hotchkiss, Mrs Anna Harris and son, Richard, have returned to Norwalk.
 Robert Erwin from St Paul. Minn.,
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STEVENSON,
CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTE

CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES. A praise eerylce is being held at the church every evening this week. Mrs Whipple and con froH North Adams Mass. are guests of MF and Mrs F. ,. French
 Mrs William Jordan is visiting at :the home of her son in Seymour. Kra and Mrs 0. E. Bradley were in Orange, last eat9E9ay, for a visit with their daughter and famly.i
 Mrs w. s. Bradley bag g night blooming ce- reus that'had three beautifll blossoms, last Miss Josie sLarkins of Shelton has been spending few days with the Misses Hart netJ.::
 Mrs A. }. kidy!ch of Dover, N. Y., IS with her cousin, Miss Els Stephens.
 Mr and Mrs Rirdsey McEFsp have been en- tertaining relative from ChtcEg9. Miss Bernice Booth of Sandy Hook snent last Sunday at o. T. Sherwpod's.
 One Of Allen R@arasley's best work horses
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Arrivals at the Inn: Mr and Mrs J. M;Ians1 M: EosteE, os1 MT and Mrs F. L; Foster and Mrs Harold Fish, Mrs J. A. Black. Alice B. Pierce, Bridgeports Miss H. B. Way. Bro0klyn; Charles Hirshorn, Portchester: George J. Bassett, A. William Sperry, New Haven; E. O. Evans, New York; Rev P. G. A. Rob inson, Washington; E. 0. Wilbur, Bos- ton; Mrs c. A. Moxon, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; Mrs B. W. Hall, Stratford; Miss Josephine T. Hughson, Miss Vina OdehkirScheT, New Haven: MT and Mrs W. B. Stevens, Deep River; G. s. Vanaerwerhen, United States Geolog- ieaa Survey; Minnie Mullings, Water bury.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH

The topic for the prayer meeting, this even- ing, led by the pastor. will be .The Sending Forth of the Twelve.r sark 3;6-19 The meet ing begins at z ;45 o'clock in b-a lecture room. All are cordially invited.
 The sacrament of the Lords Supper Is os,,. served in the church next Sunday morning, vice All those who love the saviour and are earnestly striving to do Is will are gladly in- vited to share in this feast with us.
 the conservation meeting in the Christian En- deayor Society. Topic. "Eew Courage for response to cur names if there, a written rs- sponse sent in if not there and our offering which can find a use in so many places.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ORANGE FAIR.
TO OCCUR ON sEPTEMBER 5-6-7.

Attention of all lovers of refined sport is now on the coming event a
 Orange, Conn. The Orange Tai
 which opens on Labor day, Septembe
 5, and continues for three days, Sep tember 5-67. It is allost marvelou. the rapidity in which this fair ha' grown, but as everything else that hal
 real merit is suFe to prosper, this fail
 is no exception. There is no fair ir
 the state, in fact if thefe is in New
 England, that gives it's patrons such z
 clean and refined sort of amuss men1
 as this fair. Every department is
 keeping pace with it's growth. The
 Agricultural society has this yeal
 erected several new buildings, includ.
 one large display hall, new cattle sheds, horse stables, etc., and the
 management is better prepared to
 handle the crowds than ever. One of
 the great features is the floral parade,
 which is shown September 6-7, and it
 is practically decided by the manage
 ment that at least part of the trim med vehicles will be shown on the first or Labor day, provided the weath is suitable. 'The nature or these trim mings is such that a hard wind or storm works havoc with the delicate trimmingsy There are people in Or ange who have :2een at work for a month in preparing for th;s gorgeous display. People who have seen it in the pasG have pronounced it equal in every respect to tbe celebrated Mardi Gras festival parade at Key Orleans, and it is doubted if anything mo.e wr- geous is shown at any fair in the Unit ed States. No fake gaEes of any de- scriptton allowed at Orange taix. The horse racing events have more entries than ever, the purses aggregating over S1200, and horsemen are always pleased to come to Orange for races there are always satisfactory and hotly contest ed. The draft contests of both horses and oxen stand without peer in the state. These contests draw the finest animals for miles around and the pre- niums offered are Heost liberal. The ! Orange fair grounds being located buta about six minutes walk from the rail \ 'oad station makes it easily accessible 70 all. Special trains and special rail- 'oad rates have been arranged ffom many nearby points and everything in- 1icates the biggest attendance ever.
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FAIR NOTES.
GREAT LIST OF SPEED ENTRIES

nDA AAoA UT STEED ENTRIES.
 Have you read list of entries in the stake racesf Horses from all over New England, Canada. North Caro- lima and Ohio are entered. Pretty good for old Newtown.
 The managers of one of the best merry-gQvro1.nds on the road has hired space to set up during the fair. Space for all kinds of privileges is being talk en every day.
 Intending exhibitors should begin to get tneiS articles ready for the great show. Brem;ln lists will be found at all the local stores of uill be mailed to any one upon request to the secretary.
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Decorated Carts at Orange Fair.

has made great progress in the last few months and, if the weather permits, will give street parade early in the evening. The tickets, which admit gentleman and lady, are only soc, and they have.already disposed of quite a number, the proceeds of which go to form fund for new uniforms.rl It is to be hoped the townspe0ple will show their appreciation by large attend aEee. The music for dancing will be by d GEgt class orchestra.
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BROOKFIELD.

MT and Mrs Lyman Frisbie are snow making their home with F. s. Frisbie and assisting with the work on the farm.
 Pears have turned out an unusually good crop to the surprise of most peo- pie. Those who have any for sale find prices way down below the profit point.
 Miss Jessie Browe of New Milford, who was :to teach the school in Ob- tuse, has resigned, owing to the sick ness of her mother, and Miss Mary J. Mo Getrick of Danbury has been en- gagged to take her place.
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NEW MILFORD.
EXCITEMENT IN NEW MILFORD.

H3sc11ENHNT IN NEW MlLFoRp.
 The town was all excitement, Wed. nesday. Mrs Spencer, wife of Rev MI spencer and dahg Inter of pr Ha;tweIi, drove in about II. 90 looking for a con. stable. She sai i'd she had been roughly mar handIed 2 and shot at by a man who in s1stea e,st Satst; tnat she put stoR to sending Mrs spepcer's % drsss % on the ees sbonidar taaRSl; was badly scorched from being shot at. At the time Of the assault Mrs Spen- cer was on her way home from the bank where she had made deposit. Quite number have gone with guns from town to hunt for a man.
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"It cantin4es true that the majority of the recent tratSaEt1bhs in stocks lind their tnstigation froha tliAue of operators that is so energetically bull ing the market. The point of main importance in connection with the sit uation is that these operators are by far the largest hbtders of stocks, and there are very few observers who think that they have sold any quantity Under these condttjons it $ not 8 dtf- ticult proposition to them to contiiiue advancing prices. In fact, it probably takes iQISiderably less money to than IS usually supposed tn se involved in buying movement:! rife adyoesIes of a reverse movement in stock prices seem to base their opinion upof the fact that the general demand is not broad enough to alloy the manipula- tors to sell much stock. 1t IS highly rr9bable that they would like to re- ali7e some Of the profits whi ich recent price advances show on their holdings, but it hardly seems likely that they will attempt to sell in any sueh Vol ume as would disturb the market. as this would only serve to undo all they have accomplished in the last two months: "-[ Jacob Berry & Co.
 New York, August 30, 1904.
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LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
 MT and Mrs Frank Hodge and son o1 New Haven are guests of Mrs M. E Turney.
 Mrs Edward Osborne, Jr., and:daueh ter have been visiting Mrs Winton ir Zoar.
 Mrs Albert Hull and daughter Edith, have been the guests of Miss Seeley, over Sunday. William Kinney of Hartford is the guest of his aunt, Mrs Stephen Hayes.
 Mrs Q. E. Osborne is spending a few days with friends in StratfOrd.
 Miss Sarah Hayes of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs Eliza Winton. Miss Carolyn Osborne has returned after two weeks visit with friends in Southington.
 Mrs Daniel Downs, who has been treated by Mrs s. B. Allen, is rapidly improving in health. Mrs E. F. Lyons has spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs Charles Meyer holz, in Bridgeport, who is i'll. The summer guests at s. Shows have all returned to their homes in New York.
 IF The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth ering at the home of Mrs E. B. Booth in Hattertown, one day this week.
 Mrs .Winton and friend of Bridge port are guests of Mrs Charles Wheel CT.
 Miss Mabel Hayes has accepted the position as teacher at Yellow School district in EaSton. She began her du- ties, Monday, August 29.
 The Ladies Aid society of St Peters church, Monroe, held a very enjoyable sociable at the home of Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley, last Wednesday afternoon. Master Alonzo Nichols of Shelton has spent a few days here with his uncle, Edwards s. Beardsley.
 MT and Mrs Burr Hawley left, Sat- urday, for stay of a week at Niagara Falls, Buffalo and other places.
 Miss Nellie Birdie returned from 8 stay of few days with Miss Mae Nal lett in Tashua, Friday.
 Henry Reed and family of Bridge port are guests of Mrs Mary Eyre at Charles s. Hubbell's.
 MT and Mrs Stephen Hayes received word, last ThuFaday, August 25, of the arrival of granddaughter at the home of MT and Mrs Oscar B. Plumb in Nichols.
 Fred Hunter spent Sunday in Bridge port, the guest of Ernest Northrop.
 Capt Frank Allen has gone to Nor wich to do ship building work for par ties there.
 Mrs M. E. Beers is critically.
 If you want fine cup of coffee buy the Blue Ribbon blend, which comes 1 in one pound cans for 25c. At Stephen French's at the Depot.
 Rev H. A. Price and family spent I Wednesday in Easton the guests of MT and Mrs John H. Wheeler.
 MT and Mrs A. |. Smalley returned, Monday, from their three weeks auto mobile trip through New York State.
 MT and Mrs Butsford Peck spent Sat- urday the guests of MT and Mrs Frank l in Easton.
 L. B: Slade, c. E. Osborne, IT,, and L. c. Gilbert have returned from the l shore, where they have been for short 1 time.
 Willie Nichols is visiting friends in | New Haven and Stratfeld for a week. 1
 Botsford Peck has improved his l house by newly painting it. F. M. Captield did the work.
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AN ENJOYABLE ENTERTAINMENT.

AIN NN~Vt AbLH ENIEhT AINM ENT.
 The order Of the N. B. o. P gave an informal reception, last week Thurs day evening, to their many friends in the Town hall in Georgetown. The en- tertainment consisted of an orchestra composed of Harry Osborn, violinist, Kittie Osborn, the harp, Harold Mohr, the guitar, and Frank O'Neil, the mandolin. Their selections were very nice. Then some of the colored youths that were stopping at Life Farm ren- dered some nns songs and clog dancing, after which all the company were treated to cake and ice cream.
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toes. Most of them hardly pay for digging. There is not more than half a crop.
 Mrs 0. B. Johnson entertained Mrs H. Smith of New Haven, last week.
 Mrs William Buckingham of New Milford is staying with her parents for a few weeks. She was around calling on old neighbors the other day.
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sTEPNEY.
BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS.

BAPTIST CHURCH INTERESTS.
 The committee for arranging the next meeting of the Baptist Fairfield association, which is to be held in Stamford, September 28 and 29, will meet, Friday, September 2, at the Y. M. c. A., in Bridgeport. Rev H. A. Price will attend the meeting.
 The monthly covenant meeting o1 the Baptist church will be held, next Sunday morning at 1O.3O. Preaching service at Il o'clock; Lords Supper will be celebrated at 12 o'clock; Sun day school at 12.3O.
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St Roses drum corps will. hold their annual social and dance at St Mary $ ball, Sandy Hook, Monday evening, September 5. The committee in charge wish to extend a cordial invi- tation to all who wish a good nifht s entertainment to attend. The corps
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AT BETTS'.

Canned salmon and big line of re- liable canned goods at Retts'.
 Call at the store of ,Betts & Betts and get package of Kusto for making custard. A Sc package will make GUS tard enough for five persons.
 Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded at the store of Betts & RettS
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GEORGETOWN.
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY.

The Fairfield Southwest Auxiliary of the State association will meet in the Cannon Methodist church, Tues day afternoon and evening, September 20. The :general secretary, Rev El- liott F. Tallmage, ct Hartford, and the president of the Auxiliary, Walter P. Hatch, of Stamford, will be present. Speakers from New Canaan, Danbury, Norwaik and New York City will par ticipate. The afternoon session will begin at 2 o'clock and the evening ses- sion at 7.15.
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has been the guest of his brother, George Erwin.
 James B. Pitcher entertained large party of gentlemen at a clam bake, last week Thursday evening.
 Mrs Sarah Sanford entertained com pany from Newtown, last week.
 Mrs c. N. Hatch was in New York City, last week.
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Silk Dept.

Silk Dept. Beautiful luster and color effects, extremely desirable for Waists and Shirt Waist Suits.
 At soc a yard, fancy stripe and check changeable Silks in Golden Brown, Royal Navy Blue and Green, also good line at 69c per yard.
 At 76c yard, changeable Silks in hair line stripes and figures-Garnet, Navy, Green and Royal Blue,
 At sl.0o a yard neat small cheeks with woven figures. Pretty for Waists or Shirt Waist Suits.
 Full line of Plain Taffeta Silks in all the new shades, also White or cream, 75c yaf4.
 Good line $ oqf ?qf gglaek es Tatfeta Silks, 1s
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RRIDGEWATER.
MRS MAhdAHET GREER.

Mrs Margaret Greer died suddenly, last week Thursday morning. Her funeral was largely attended, satur- day afternoon, at her late residence, Rev D. D. Gorton conducting the services
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Miss Clarabel Smith of Bridgeport and Mrs Susie Chesley of Brooklyn passed Sunday with their grandmoth-
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Ten Pages.
OUR NEIGHBORS.
LONG HILL.
METHODIsTs SECURE A PASTOR.

METHODIsTs SECURE A PASTOR.
 Rev MT Osborne of Long Island has accepted . call to the Methodist church, here, for the balance of the conference year. MT Osborne will move his family, Saturday, into MT Ratclth's tenement house, formerly occupied by H. s. Wolcott.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central: E. B. Alfred, Harwinton. J. W. Shaniev. New Haven; A. and r. WeiI1s, New York; ". E Hinck, Montreal; b. M. HRtoTland. Bridgeport J; +; Hewitt, St Louis; H: s. Reynolds. William Sul- G. w. Hoyt, Danpury; Oliver J. Pur. nell, Pittsfeld, Mass; K. A. Frink. Salisbury; Max A. Grass; Bridgeport: c. M. Tubbs, Wells Riyer, xt:
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Next Sunday morning, September 4, the Lords Supper will be celebrated at the Methodist church at the morn- ing service. In the evening at 7.3O, there will be preaching service by the pastor, Rev O. s. Dikeman.
 The annual meeting for the election of trustees of the Methodist church will be held, Monday, September 5, at 7 p. m.
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Miss Bertha M. Farce and Mrs Pink. lerton ot Brooklyn were guests on Tues. day of MT and M rs Harry Fairchild.
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Mrs Fl. G. Hall Of Ca44Gen, N. J., and Mrs Il. c. Clarke of Zoar visited Mrs B. D. Beardsley, last week.
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Harley and James Peck and Miss Ethel Peek went to Savin Rock on the excursion, Weape2day. James remain ed to visit New Haven friends.
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For schoei shoes of every description in all sizes and wiaths, 90 to Corbett's Sandy Hook shoe store. You will find an unlimited supply. Also all the atest in ladies' and men's fine dress shoes.
 Fall and winter styles, at rock bottom
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Taylor. eustis < So. have just re- ce1ved new invoice Of fall styles in shoes for ladies and men, and the little men and women. The prices will please the careful buyers.
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Royal Worcester corsets always please the ladies and give satisfaction. Taylor, Curtis & Co. sell them, La. dieS' belts a speciality.
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Mrs Ernest Ferry of Dodgingtown wh1 has been i'll and under the treat men6 Oi Mrs s. F. Allen of Stepney has now fully regsiaei her health.
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MT and Mrs Hobart French, MT and Mrs Edward French, Mir and Mrs Henry Lyneh, all of Bethel, were guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs George French in HuntinQtOWn.
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Cream From Milk.

fm fr",, e rae pan system takes 24 hours oi mofS: sspairatoIs only 5 minutes Get vonr siessa ts. QUICK and have fresh skim med ,niI,s Sl,r frcs
 L. B. PARSONS, Agent.
 Sandy Hook Conn.
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MT and Mrs Dennis CaVaaaugh are are rejoicing in the birth of a son on Friday last. Mother and son are doing WAst,
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A re you thinking of putting up any new fences, this fall. on your farmF If so look up D. N. ClarkH advertise ment. It will inte rest you.
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Mrs Clifford Russell and children spent spent. Sunday in Bridgeport, with
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Miss Isabel Gilbert in Hqftirgtown
H0W'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars howard for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. w
 F.J. CHENEY CO., Toledo. 0. We tho Undersigned, have known K. T. Cheney for tte last 15 years, and believe him ions. and Financially a6ie to carry out any ob- legations made by h1s hrm. ''
 WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o. Halls DataPRh Cure is taken internally. act ing directly dpon tho itaed and mucous sur faces f ot the system. Testimonlalg sent free, fake Harl's Family Bills for constaSSssHloespi.
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L. c. Gilbert sa}n fine horse to Marshall Beach of MonFbe; this week.
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Martin Troy and son, John, spent Friday in Norwalk, the guest of Mrs Michael Troy. John remained for a weeks visit.
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Miss Madge Peck has returned lsom yigit With Miss Laura Clark In East
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John H. Barlow and daughter, Nel- lie, Of Derby, are guests, this week, of
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Rey MT Ross has the pleasure, this week, Of !ehtertaining his two sons, one from tCoopefstoWp, IN. Y., the other froH Long Island: EHib granddaugh-
 ter, Miss NeNicholl, from Bto6klyn, is also B guest at the EarsonaQe.
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Georgia, the little daugi1te. of MT and Mrs George A. Northrop, injured fAer hip quite severely by falling down stairs, ohe day last week.
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|. 0. Gilbert and sons prrchased this week, 10 fine fat steers of Leverett cas1ie os RoXbury, for their meat busi ness.
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Mrs Laura E. G4ftis :of Passaic, N. j., IS visiting st her home Qn Curtis
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Morris Hinmaa of goopefstgwp, N. Y, is guest of MT and Mrs EeoAard KipdIe.
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soUTHBURY.

HULL's HILL. Through having and now for pota-
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LITTLE RosT0K AND UMPAwAUG.
 Miss Marion Benjamin of Little Boston has returned from a visit with her grandmother in RidgeGeld.
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R. H. Beers x Go. are offering fine | ne of writing paper at 12c per box.
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Mrs L. c. Gilbert and granddaughter Elsie, are visiting friends at Rockai
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Mrs Ida Hikeman Stevens and daughter from Stevenson iac recently visited st Mapleton with Mrs Bennett,
 Mrs Josie Bangs kirkland of Lan- caster, Pa., has been guest at Maple ton, this week, leaving for her home on the first train, Wednesday morn ing.
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Marion, the second of the little daughters of MT and Mrs Ernest HaW. ley of Hawieyzille, died, early Satur- day morning, at their home. The fu- neral took place from the house, Sun day afternoon, Rev E. l.. Whftc0 me of Rrookfeld officiating. Fhe burial was in the Lands End cemetery.
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Mrs 4ho1psas Sheridan and two chill dren, who have been ssopsing with MT and Mrs F. E. Andrews, returned to Brooklyn on Tuesday,
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0. s. Curtis purchased a COW of J.. W. PeRny Gf Hattertown, this week.