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GEORGETOWN.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Miss Emma Hurlburt visited friends
in New York, last week.
Mrs Jannett Bennett and Mrs E. A.
Wood, who have been victims of the
grip, are now improving.
There was progressive whist party
given by the Georgetown Baseball club
at the hall, last Friday evening. There
were good number present and all
had very pleasant evening, T. M.
Stocking and Christie Mills were the
committee in charge.
Stephen Harriss has resigned his
position as engineer Of the Gilbert &
Bennett Manufacturing Co. and moved
to Peekskill, N. Y. The vacancy has
been filled by 81. w. Spooner.
Last week Wednesday evening Rev
S. A. Fiske gave reception to the
members of his church which was a
very enjoyable occasion.
An entertainment will be given by
the Georgetown Village Improvement
Society this friday evening, March
IL. Miss Gertrude Lyon Of Norwalk
will give a number OF selections and
there will be music.
Miss Edith Johnson of South Nor
walk, who sang at the Congregational
church Sunday, February %, will take
Mrs Whitney's place in the choir after
May l. Mrs Whitney has taken a po-
sition in the South Norwalk Methodist
church.
James Connery is now able to be
about on clutches!
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gregational church, last Sunday morn
ing, on profession Of faith.
Mrs A. B. Lockwood, who has been
i'll and under DR. Moore's care, is now
gaining.
The orange sales, Saturdays, at the
Boston store, are getting very popular
and they will hold another sale, next
Saturday, March II, when they will
sell large, sweet, juicy, seedless orang-
es, for 18c per dozen.
The auction of the household goods
of the late Miss Stella M. Kellogg took
place, last Saturday afternoon, near
his late home on Elm street. S. J..
Platt did the honOrs as auctioneer.
A. B. Lockwood has six Plymouth
Rock pullets which have record hard
to beat. From December 4, 1903, to
March 1, 1904, they have laid between
18 and 10 dozen eggs. Who can match
it?
Last week Tuesday evening at the
Methodist church chapter of the
Wesley Brotherhood was organized
with the following officers: President,
Frederick j. Mackenzie; vice presi-
dent, George A. Smith; secretary,
Charles E. Squires; treasurer, Benja-
mind. Meeker; executive committee,
Rev r. s. Pardington, George D. Hess,
Lucius Dickens, Joseph Burnham- and
William A. Gilbert. The chapter
started off with II members.
Daniel B. Joyce Of Grassy Plain left
last week Thursday, for Cornell,
Washington, where he may locate.
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BROOKFIELD.
THIS WINTER OF OURS.

THIS WINTER OF OURS.
Every one knows without being told
that we have had winter which may
not occur again in the life time of any
one now living, as to low temperatures
and steady, persistent, bnsiness-like
cold weather. Sometimes figures give
a clearer idea of actual conditions, at
least more correct one than either
imagination or experience. For De-
cember the average of maximum tenn
perature was 34.86; the minimum,
1926; average temperature for month,
1856: number times below zero, 2.
For January: Average Of maximum
temperature, 28.O3; average of mini
mum, 9.76; average for month, 1889;
number times below zero, 8. For Feb
ruary, maximum temperature, 1898:
minimum temperature, 11.03; average
for month, 1898. Number times be.
low zero In three months, Ia times
sum of all temperatures below zero
101 degrees; lowest temperature, Jan
uary 6, Is degrees.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY,
SOUTHPORT.
AN ITALIAN INJURED.

AN ITALIAN INJURED.
One of the Italians who work for
the Diamond Match Co., met with
serious accident, last Friday, having
his hand cut very badly by being
caught in some of the machinery.
DR. Smith Of Woodbury. attends and
the injured member is doing we'll.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Myers and sor,
Arthur, Mr. and, Mrs Ora Burbank, and
Mr. and Mrs Reuben Keller are board
ing at "Pleasant Hill," the home of
Mrs William C. Wheeler.
Walter W. Wheeler is working for
B. M. Tuttle in his blacksmith shop.
He is natural blacksmith. Success
to him.
Mrs William G. Wheeler is the own
er of fine black mare. She is very
stylish and fine roader and high STEP
per.
Miss Eulia Stowe of Bridgeport has
visited her aunt, Mrs George Smith.
Will Nadolin has been one of the
victims Of the grip.
Mr. and Mrs Frank P. Stowe went to
stevenson, last week, to attend the
funeral of Mr. Stoves aunt, Mrs Nor
timer Scott, of Bridgeport
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NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Mrs William Pinckney is caring for
her mother, Mrs Charles Wildman, who
is quite ill with sciatic rheumatism.
A notification has been received
from the state comptroller that the
amount of the state appropriations for
the schools of this town is $3.50, which
will be paid early in March.
Charles Anderson, George Bakers
right hand man, has just moved into
the Dea Taylor place, now owned by
A. II. Taylor.
The ladies of St Paul's Guild hold a
sewing society after the Lenten serv-
ices on Wednesday. afternoons;s also a
cake sale. They will att this. time re.
ceive any. articles that, may be given
for sale table to be held later in the
season.
Clarence B. Hawley was in New
York, last week, on business trip.
Born on Sunday, February %, son
to Mr. and Mrs Andrew Gustafson.
Robert Green started, last week, for
the West for car load OF horses. He
was accompanied by Mr. Beeman of
New Milford.
Ira J. Waters has started in the fish
business. He will run wagon
through Brookield, Sherman and Rox-
bury, making regular trips every week.
Mr. Waters will aim to carry the best
fish and clans the market affords a
moderate prices.
Charles Beers moved his family to
Newtown, last week.
F. II. Beers has sold the Amos Camp
place, with 20 acres Of land, to Will
Wilmot, who will take possession,
April l.
d. D. Joyce, who finished casing his
own tobacco, last week, is now buying
few crops In town, having bought the
crop of P. Collins, on Saturday.
One of the most serious questions of
the day for our farmers, is securing
reliable, competent farm help, and the
difficulty is equally great in getting
indoor help, as the demand is great
with not enough to supply this de-
mand. The men and girls are indie.
pendent, leave without notice, and
many dare not risk laying out large
plans for the season. Som e will re.
duce their work to the minimum, get
what they can and use it to meet their
necessary expenses, not pay it all out fol
help. No one can get desirable help
for less than 500 per month and board.
The convenience of a receiving vault
at Central cemetery has been most
thoroughly appreciated, this winter
1t is not generally known that Henry
S. Beers, a former townsman now in
Meriden, put up vault, last season,
which he has very kindly allowed the
public to use. 1t is said there are now
four or five bodies waiting for the
ground to thaw out for interment
The body of Mrs Beers was placed
there. Rumor says that Mr. Beers in.
tends presenting the vault to the Gem
etery association.
J. Beach Hawley is expected home,
on Saturday, to assist his brother, G.
B. Hawley, in his work, this season.
Owing to the storm, on Monday
night, there was no meeting Of the
Grange.
Everett Davenport has resigned his
position with w. J. Beehler and ha.
accepted position in Bridgeport
Mr. Elmer from New Milford will sue
coed him.
G. L. Dean entertained his friends
and family to a ride, last week, will
his matched blacks.
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WEST REDDING.
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.

A PLEAbANV SURPRISE.
About 20 young people of Bethel,
schoolmates of Miss Dell Carson, gave
her surprise, last Friday evening.
The young people enjoyed themselves
immensely and after participating in
games and fine supper they departed
for their homes, thanking their host
ess and her sisters, Misses Lou and
Anna, who SO ably assisted in enter
tanning them for very pleasant time.
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.
The little daughter Of George John
son was buried, Saturday, being sick
but few days, with spinal meningitis
and whooping-cough. MI Johnson and
family have the sympathy Of all in his
double affection, as his son, Walter, at
present writing is in the hospital with
broken leg.
Arthur Todd is repairing his lime
kiln, preparing for the spring trade,
which is slowly but surely advancing.
Fred Cole lost an OK, the past week.
Miss Mary Stone of Danbury is Wis:
iting at Arthur Todd's.
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MONROE.
NOTES FROM ST PETERS.

NOTES FROM ST PETERS.
Rev A. Goldsborough oficiated at
Christ church, Redding, on Wednes-
day evening last, and on Thursday even
ing Rev Mr. Jepson of Redding preached
at st Peters, Monroe. His sermon
taken from John Ii, "In my fathers
house are many mansions" was lis
tened to with great attention.
Rev r. F. Humphrey of Trinity
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CARD.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on 50-cent
bottle of Greene'S Warranted Syrup of
Tar if it fails to cure your cough or
cold. We also guarantee a 25-cent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded.
r. II. Beers & Co., Newtown.
Belts s. Belts, Sandy Hook.
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DEATH OF MRS WILLIAM BEERS.

DEATH OF MRS WILLIAM BEERS.
The body of Mrs Will liam Beers was
brought here from Bloomfield,
on Saturday morning, to be inferred
later. 1t is great surprise to Brook
field people as hardly any one knew of
her sickness, which had been very Sc
rious for the last few weeks, caused by
Bright's disease. She leaves a hus-
band and four children to mourn her
loss.
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Is, at 2 p. m. Sermon by Rev William
H. Jepson, rector of Christ church,
Redding.
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u A prominent club woman, u
Mrs. Danforth, of St. Joseph,
Mich, tells how she was cured
of falling of the womb and It's
accompanying pains and misery
byLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
"DEAB M1s. P1NKHAM Lille looks
dark indeed whom a woman feels that
her strength II fading away and she has
no hopes Of ever being restored. Such
was my feeling few months ago when
Twas advised that my poor health was
caused by prolapsus or falling Of the
womb. The words sounded like .
knell to mo, I felt that my sun had set
but Lydia e. PinkhAm'S Vege-
table Compound came to mo as an
elixir Of life it restored the lost forces
and built me up until my good health
returned to me. For four months I
took the medicine daily, and each dose
added health and strength. am so
thankful for thehelp I obtainedthrough
It's uss.",-MRs. FLoR1RcE |DANFoBTH,
1907 Miles Ave-, st. Joseph, Mich. -
.s ss"nos !: e'''' '''
FREE X %E Rn24 IN 4 ADVICE
Women would save time and
much sfckness If they would
write to Mrs. P1nkham for advice
a. soon as any distressing symp-
toms appear. 1t is free, and has
put thousands Of women on the
right road to recovery
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WEATHEReSIGNS,

WEATHER. SIGNS.
1t is said that when crows are seen
walking around on the ground in win
ter, it will surely thaw; but when they
fly high, look out for cold weather.
No crows seen on the ground here yet.
Miss Jessie M. Wheeler is visiting at
z. S. Peck's, Mile Hill, Newtown.
Miss Gertrude Beardsley is making
her annual visit with friends in STRAIT
ford.
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THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.
A large company gathered at the
hall, last Wednesday evening, to enjoy
the social given by the Ladies' Aid
society; receipts 1926.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Jennings well
coined 1o-pound girl to their home,
last Thursday.
Report says J. r. Disbrow and fam
lily are soon to move to the Hill to live.
Mrs Wakeman of Aspetuck is car
ing for Mrs Clarence Jennings.
Miss Bertha Wheeler spent several
days, last week, with Miss Williams.
Robert Marsh is peddling milk for
E. G.. Jennings.
Mrs r. Kent has been quite sick.
Mrs L. A. Beers visiting her sister,
Mrs Bunce, of Stratford.
A. Allen traded horses, last week,
with some parties in the upper part OF
the town.
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church, South Norwalk, is expected at
st Peters, next Thursday evening.
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NEWS FROM HoYDEN g HILL.
The next meeting Of the Ladies'
club will be at Mrs Leroy Clark's, the
9th.
Mrs James Hammond was calling on
acquaintance on the Hill, Saturday;
also Mrs Martin Jennings and Miss
Ada.
Mr. Fisher of Greenfield Hill has
been in the employ of G. A. Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs Leroy Clark have visited
at Mrs A. Angevine's of Long Hill.
The latter's daughter, Miss Florence
Angevine, has been very sick.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Buckley enter.
tanned the whist party at their home,
last Friday evening.
E. B. Sherwood's mother, who has
been staying with him for the past
five weeks, returned to her home at
Rockaway Beach, Tuesday.
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BETHEL.

THE PLUMTREEs ROAD INPROV EMENTs.
The road from Nathan T. Benefits
in Plumtrees east as far as the top Of
the hill near the Rev George Benedict
place is to be thoroughly repaired and
put in first class order. A new steel
bridge WITH 21-foot span, and new
abutments are to be placed over the
brook, which will be Strengthened some
at this point. G. w. Tryon Of Meri-
den, who has the contract, will
soon have large force of men here.
The stone for the new piers to the
bridge will be gotten out in Plumtrees.
Mr. Tryon will move his family into
the Rev George Benedict owned by J.
S. Mayhem in few days.
THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY.
John S. Hine, who runs the pool
room near the Beard s. Untiedt hat
shop, will in few weeks PARTITION off
a part of the room where he will keep
all kinds of fresh fruit for sale.
There were AZ who joined the Con-
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TASHUA.

CHRIST CHURCH..
Lenten service, Wednesday, March
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MucrIet.

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li9 nit einem Rapital BON 500, 600
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Gin id1iuerer 3atmpf.
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Die Sapaner baben oas 80mbars
oement auf Sort &rtbur am g., 10.
uno IL. fortgeIebt uno orei ueitere
railiide &reuaer in Den @runo GEE
bDbrt. Sieben ruiitihe Shiffe iino
gefapert mprben. Die 2anoune ia
poniIher Gruppen in Der Rdbe bon
Sort Artbur lift miBlunaeu. 8ei Dem
Engagement IOllen iehs japaueIiIhe
Sdiffe beIhdoiet nDroen iein. Sic
nuroeu noh einem iapantiden 6as
fen CUR 6eparatIr aebraht.
Die 8emannuna oes c8aria9" uno
,&ortebA ote BON ben Sapanern in
Der 8ai BON gbemulpo in ben @runo
aebobrt rpuroen, iuhte 3uHuht auf
benz fransDliihen &reu3er r8ascal"
unc murbe pom 8efeblsbaber oes.
lelben aus Observation-Disclosures
aufgenemmen. Die 9eute muBten
iEr @brenn0rt geben, in oieIem Sries
ge niht mebr 81 oienen uno neroen
nah 3tuBlano surld9eibidt. Sin
Brotelt Sapau's 1T nidt erfolat. Del
Gapit6n oes ,8ariae" blteb an 8Dro
uno afs ale 2eute bas Sbiff uers
taifen hatten, lprengte er oas Shiff
in Die 9uft.
Cine 9epeibe bon Tien Gin be.
itdtigt Die 3erFtDruna elmer Bride
Der WanoIhureis Babn, m0ourd1 Die
9iuie bfoGiert tpDrben lit. DreiBi9
&uifen famen babel um'S 2eben.
Gin hineiilder Wob bot Die Tele=
erapbenordbte bel @em gbmaug
ourdfdnitten.
Die Sapaner baben S6ul, bic
6auptitaot BON 8Drea, beIeBt.
Der Gices&0nig Nlerieff meloet
nod ct. Betersburo, oaB Die be-
lhdoiaten Griegslfiffe in Heparatur
genOmmen mDroen ltno, oaB Die
Nusbeiierung ieooh mntmaB(id)
mebrere @oden in Nniprud nebmen
miro.
Der @ruuo, neBbaLb Die I'M Oa=
fen BON Sort Nrtbur liegenoen ruiz
itiden &riegsidiffe auf Den GneriH
Der Sapaner nift nUrbereitet tparen
uno 10 gerineen Wioerltano feiIteten,
mar Der. oaB Die We5rSabl Der
Shif8Dfftsiere elmer girfusoorite(=
lung in B0rt Nrtbur beimpbnten.
I'm in Die 0dbe Der ruiiden 8rieoss
{miffe au 1%elQnQet, mQnotet1 Die Sqz
paner cine 2ift an. Sic beoienten
lih Der ruifiiden 5heinperfer. Sia.
nale. 0ah einem 8ertHt ioaen 5pei
iapauiiGe SOrpeo0boote NIT arDBem
8erluit an Wenidenteben unteree.
gan9en iein.
Slnfaebn gepaltiQe rui{iide
Shlabti6iffe paiitrten ben Safer.
Bilbelms &onol auf ibrer Sabrt nah
Dem fernen Often.
au9 Der Gaiier Don Sapan bat
iebt neutrality-suspicious. erfaIlen.
Sn ct. BeterSburg furiieren Sc.
rtihte BON geDalti9en ruiliiden Sie-
gen. Nab einem oerfelben ioQ elm
ruiiilGeS Grie9sIdiff 5pansig iapa
niihe GOrpebDboDte in ben @runo
gebort baben uno murbe benn Ielbit
tampfunfabig eenaht. Die 2eitun-
gen erbalten feine Mafribten bonn
3rieasidauplaB uno ale 8ublifati0.
men tperoen itrene ibertpaht. Del
Serfauf Der Nummern Der ct. Sc,
tersburQer @asette 1T uerboten NOR,
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