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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-02
Ponce
hfomafdQdes en- un Certdmen

Nuestro querido amigo y compafie-
70, 81 poeta Quint1n Negr6n Sanjurio,
concurri6 al Certamen de clos Domin-
COS del BoletfnS con una composition
dentro del metro y tema exigidos. Sc
trata de IN canto al nacimiento del hijo
Gle Dios en- sesenta ocho quintillas, de
las cuales catorce pertenecen & una in
troducci6n 8 invocation, de caracter sub
jetiyo.
Esa composition ha sido premiada
con IN segundo premio en- ell certamen
indicado, seg1n Sc expresa en- un suelto
del <Boletfn Mercantile, n6mero del dia
80 de Diciembre.
declarar desierto ell primer premio, con-
Ia composition citada y otro distinta
composition.
FL senor Negr6n Sanjurjo telegraf6
ell iueves don Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos, miembro del Jurado, 10 siguiente:
<Versos Ego Sun, Certamen Bole-
tin, MOS. Decline honor premio con-
cedido. Motives carta hoy.S
Al eBoletfn Mercantil de Puerto Ri
co. dijo Negr6n Sanjurjo, por TELEGRAPH,
10 siguiente:
eVersos ego Sums m1os. Renun-
clio premio concedido motives csrta
Juncoss.
Y nuestro amigo escribi6 al sefIor
Fernandez Juncos, y sus razones para
no aceptar ell preuio. Sc fundsn princi-
palmente: en- que el Jurado Sc apart6 de
las condolences del <Concursos al adju-
dicar los premios. porquo Ia conyocAto-
ria establece IN primer premio y IN Sc
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UltinlaS cables
DEoI.ARAoIoNEs DE UN MIN1srRo

DEoLARACIoNEs DE UN MINIsTRo
FL Presidente del Consejo de Mitis-
tros de Portugal, ha declarado que Ia
reciente vista del Rey de Espana al So
berano de squel pals, ha sellado de un
nodo definitivo Ia union Ia cordial
dad mas estrechas entire las dos naciones
de la peninsula iberica. Cr6ese possible
la alianza con Inglaterra que hace es-
fuerzos para atraerse ell concurso de Es-
pafI& en- los problemas pendientes del
Mediterraneo.
Ell AsUNTo DE ORIENTE
Con motivo de las nuevas que Sc re-
ciben del Extreme Oriente, todas las ma
clones toman precauciOnes y han envia-
do refuerzos navales 81 Asia oriental
pero Sc cree firmemente que no habra
complicaciones, Y que Japon Russia lu-
chsran solas en- la presente situaci6n.
COLOMBIA
Los colombianos han situado su cam
pamento de tropas en- ell punto llamado
Titumati go mllas al Este de Jarisa,
entire los rios Atrato Tibur6n, Sc
han reconcentrado grandes fuerzas mi
litsres en- ese distrito para IL invasion
del Itsmo. Sc espera tlnicamente la de-
cisiva soluci6n de las proposiciones he-
chas por ell General Reyes para empreh-
der las operaciones-
Ell. KAISER
Ell Emperador Guillermo ha podido
tomar parte en- una cacer1a, que dur6 dd>:
dias, y su estado de salud mejora coIr
rapidez. >
PARA LOS FRAILEs
Ell gobierno de Washington Sc ha
mostrado muy dispuesto q pagan los
100000 que reclaman los frailes per
Ia venta de los terrenos que poseen en-
Filipinas.
Los BOXERS
Los boxers Sc han insurreccionado
en- distintas provincias. Han salido fuer-
zas imperiales combatirlos. Sc cree que
esta rebellion obedezca q un complot ex-
tense, en- ell cual estan comprometidos
emisarios japoneses.
SANTo DOMINGO
Ha muerto en- un combate ell gene
raj Ramon Caceres. Dicho combate ocu-
rri6 en- Is Inca Noroeste. Fu6 una lucha
sangrienta. Entire las fuerzas jimenistas
fguraban los generates Navarro y .Artu-
70 Zeno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-01-02

sular ent hda ~ cuerpo alma & los
msneios S Barbsa, llego hasta ell extre-
mo de com Vter q algunos puntos. YER
daderos cr!{ !{nens, ell <Sun1 nuncs dijo
<esta bocat ts na> y 81 Ia abri6 fue para
defender etos rismos desplantes y esos
mismos crf meBs-
Otra dosalue tiene muy disgustado
& don Cello ello que Sc re6ere la Po-
licfa InsulAr, ano es solo ell que esta po
licia no respada q sus intenciones, 81
que tamb enl ingreso csda vez mayor
de federalism ella.
Y comoas elecciones Sc acercan y
va ell primo ensayo que hizo ell cabo
Balbas en- bCarolins, result6 hasta ri
diculo, de aa que Sc enardezca mas Ia
inquina de Barbosa contra Ia Conf
sion de Ia Rlic1a-
De nsb vale que en- epocas anterio-
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a.srboss, la emprende
e6n de la Policfa In
ka, en- sus salom6nicss
oasijo de harina en-
o.
70 lii referida Comisi6n
p al cabo Balbas, des-
ht.los en- Is Carolina Y
Egl ell eSun>, Y Barbosa
Tin gusrdia republica-
ne de la policfa, aunque
ste an asesino vulgar,
. ado casos.
y <Sun>. & quien inspira
asas triquinuelas, ands
do chismes v preparan-
y los guardias que 6I
Iontra los jefAs q quie-
4 Asisma filiaci6n poll
~~,.o @~nr Il DoIsoSo l.
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it is evidence of total disappearance in few years, of this pest.
 Ray Wildman entertained Robert Ward of Newark, N. J, over the Fourth.
 Mrs William Pinckney is on the sick list.
 Lyman Frisbie and bride are stop ping with his father, Frederick FriS- bic.
 Lawrence Montrose of Newark, N. J., spent the Fourth at Jay Covell's.
 Miss Grace O'Dell of Waterbury is the guest of Miss Grace Blackman.
 L. J. Covell is agent for moving machines, horse rakeS, etc.
 Mrs Charles Wildman, who has been sick so long, is gaining slowly.
 Mrs Jessie Carpenter, who has been in Pennsylvania with her daughter for over year, has returned to her home.
 MT and Mrs George Freeman and son from Newark. N. J.. have been spending a week with D. Montrose.
 The night operator at Brookfeld Junction has moved his family into the tenement house of Mrs Charles Elwood.
 H. W. Andrews started, on Monday of last week, for the St Louis expo sition, where he will assist in the care of the Connecticut Dairy exhibit. He expects to be absent about three weeks.
 Sheriff and Mrs s. B. Hawley are now occupying their old home in the Center during the heated term. witt MT Hawley's brother of New York as their guest.
 The lAlpha Whist club held --thei1 annual clam bake land picnic, lon thu Fourth, in the grove of Mrs Andrews Miss Katharine A. Hull of Wood. bury has been hired to teach the schoo in West Iron Works the coming year
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ROXBURr.

WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN.
 w. B. Seward, whose hotel is now shining iD 8 new coat of paint, is also painting his barn and outbuild. ings and when done his place will look very fine.
 The Quarry Co. has had the mis- fortune to lose another horse thil week. It ran away and came in con- tact with large stone hung on a der. rick and crushed it's skull. This makes two they have lost within three weeks.
 George Denis of Bridgeport was in town, last week, calling on old friends. He was at one time superintendent o1 the Quarry here. It is said he will return soon and put in a new stone dam for the Mill Co. at the Station.
 Mrs Erma Terrell, formerly of this place but now of Danbury, and her nephew are guests of the Seward House, this week.
 Allan Joyce, the merchant at the Station, carries a full stock of groc. cries, boots, shoes, fruits in their sea- son and general merchandise and always strives to please his customers which are not confined to Roxbury but are found in all the surrounding towns. All good sized orders he de livers free. Give him 8 call when you need anything in his line.
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WESTON.

ITEMS FROM OUR sCR1BE's NOTE BOOK.
 Mrs M. B. Hill and granddaughter, Miss Doris Godfrey, have returned from a weeks visit in Bridgeport.
 Mrs V. Godfrey is entertaining her nephew and niece from Bridgeport.
 Miss Annie Fitch has returned from a visit in Ridgetield.
 Mrs Paulina Godfrey still continues seriously i'll. Mrs Godfrey is 87 years of age. r. Miss Mamie Kennel has returned to Brooklyn after visit with her parents here.
 Rev J. L.. Shivefy is enjoying three weeks vacation at his home in Cham bersburg, Pa. Mrs W. E. Squfres and Mrs John Morton have visited friends in Dan- bury. Mrs l.. M. Gould entertained sur prise party from Ridgefeld, one even. ing last week. D., w. Bulkley of Bridgeport is spending two weeks with his aunt, Mrs Martin Rowland. HI. l.. Fletcher is spending some time in Brookfeld. Miss Marion Perry of Norwalk is the guest of Mrs Theodore Hamilton
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HUNTINGTON.
DESERVED PROMOTION.

DESERVED PROMOTION.
 Edward Roswell Hawley has been appointed to succeed Prof B. B. Birge as supervisor of music in the Ansonia public schools for the coming year. MT Hawley was selected from num- Der of candidates on the recOmmenda- tion of a committee who visited sever al schools and were greatly pleased with his work in the Shelton school, whereOhe has been supervisor for two years.
 Charles Perry has been entertaining his brother and wife of Brooklyn.
 Mrs Estella Marks is spending some time in Stratford with Miss Mary De- vine.
 Miss Daisy Card is spending her va cation with her parents in IsinglaSS.
 The park and the old cemetery have been moved and look very neat. The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs E. s. Hawley on Wednesday of this week. Cake and ice cream were
 The ladies of St Paul's will give a lawn party at the rectory, Thursday afternoon and evening. Miss Phebe Beard of Birmingham, Mass, is spending the week with Miss
 
 Mrs D. R. Hawley has returned from New Milford.
 Mrs Annie B. Jarboe of New York | is visiting with her niece, Mrs Henry Nash Huntington.
 MT and Mrs William Thompson, ST., had pleasant family gathering al their home, July 3, at Walnut Tree Hill, there being IT children and grand children present.
 MT and Mrs George Lacey spent last Sunday at Elisha H. Hubbell's on Wal nut Tree Hill.
 Mrs Richard Bulkley and baby are spending few days with her parents MT and Mrs Henry Bowles.
 Henry Bowles had the misfortune t( lose 29 of his incest chickens, one night last week. When he arose in tht morning he found them scattered about the yard and grounds. MI Bowles thinks it was the work of ; fox. Many of them were just read. for broilers.
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LYONS PLAINS.
MRS EUNICE MERWIN

MRS EUNlCE MEhWlN.
 The funeral of Mrs Eunice Merwin was held from her late home, on Fri day, Rev William Jepson officiating. The deceased was we'll beloved resi- dent of this place, being 87 years of age. She leaves two daughters and a number of grandchildren to mourn her loss. They have the sympathy of host of friends.
 Mrs James Smith has spent some time with her sister, Mrs David Pro- vost of New Jersey. Miss Alice Merwin has returned to her home in Norwalk, after spending several days with her cousin, Miss
 Walter, the infant son of MT and Mrs T. w. T-eadwell, has been very ill with the measles.
 Miss Rose Cleary, Mrs Rose Wilkin- son and daughter, Mabel, have re- turned home to Bridgeport, after spending some time with Mrs John Williams.
 Albert Gerhardt has visited his pa rents, MT and Mrs P. Gerhardt.
 Herbert Nichols of New York is spending his vacation with Mrs Frank Lyon.
 Harry Nichols is home after spend ing three weeks with John Wheeler of EaStOn.
 Miss Annie Ludford will spend some time in Ridgefeld.
 Miss Flora Goodsell is visiting her aunt, Mrs 0. Patchen.
 Mrs Frank Lyon had as her guests, on Sunday, MT and Mrs J. W. An drews and two sons of New Jersey, MT and Mrs E. Treadweu and three daughters of Bethel, Miss Lillian Han ford of Danbury, MT and Mrs H. J. Nc Donkey and son, and MT and Mrs I, N, ThOrp.
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aUAKER'S FARMS.
A SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT.

A SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT.
 The entertainment at the hall, Wednesday evening, the 20th of June, under the management of the Ladies' Guild, was very pleasant and enjoy able affair, netting the Society about $16, which added to the money on hand nearly made up the amount due w. l.. Ward for the carpet for the church. Some kind friends made up the bal ance and check was sent to MT Ward by Miss J. Mabel Lum, the treasurer, for the whole amount, about e132. The ladies extend thanks to MT Ward for his kindness and interest in the matter. The work was nicely done and adds much to the good appearance of the interior of the church.
 MT and Mrs James Tomlinson and family spent the Fourth at Stevenson
 MT and Mrs Royal Hoibrook of An. sonia were at her mother's, Mrs Anr Hull's, Sunday.
 Mrs Ira J. Hawkins and daughter Mabel, of South Britain, Samuel Al len of Bethlehem and A. N. Allen o1 Southford were all guests, last Mon day, of MT and Mrs w. Fl. Hubbell. Little Carrie Hayes is among tho sick ones.
 Miss Ella Bartlett is spending hel vacation at her old home. MT H. Fl. Oatman and son, Paul, O Hartford were at J. Fl. Bartlett's fo a few days
 Mrs Charles Gilbert, Mrs w. s Bradley and Mrs O'Brien of Stevenson and Zoar were visiting Mrs w. c Tomlinson, last Wednesday, and calle' on old friends.
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week, to deliver 1000 of his small mouthed black bass Of this years production for fe- this season Will be 300 900. If co. the popular ity of sthee hatchery wnl be fully established, and the dsh commissioners of several states will be finally convinced of its good results. Improvements still continue in the interior of Dea D. Burnham's home and the carpen- ter's hammer and saw is heard there daily. MT and Mrs Nelson Mercy passed July 1 with Mrs Morey's relatives at Wassaic, N. Y. Rev A. Fl. Post returned from his family, last Saturday evening. and occupied his pull pit again, on Sunday morning. Communion service followed the morning sermon.
 Dr Brace of Westfield. Mass, visited Dr Marcy here. the latter part of last week again. Several of Mr and Mrs Charles Ruhers rel atives visited them here. last week. and re- mAined over last Sunday.
 Mrs H. W. Peck has been quite i'll at her homo near Christian street.
 We were pleased to see Mir and Mrs H. s. Mygatt with our congregation at church. last Sunday morning. We hope their stay will now be continuous for two months It their Lakeside cottage.
 Farmers are anxiously longing for clear and sunny weather in which to fill their hay barns. The weather here till Saturday of last week was most unfavorable.
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WEST MORRIS.
THE LOCAL NEWS.

 Mrs R. T. Hull and Mrs 0. s. Barnes and children of Bristol have returned home, after spending week with their mother, Mrs Cecelia Hager. A. R. Lathrop, station agent, has moved his family from StraJfOrd into J. Zeigler's tenement house. MT and Mrs Gotlieb Weiland are the happy parents of daughter, born last Monday.
 Mrs Mary Schneider of New Jersey is a guest at G. Weiland's. MT and Mrs Ethie) EmmOns spent the Fourth with her parents, all go- ing to Hatch's Pond for the day. They report fine catch of fish and 8 good time.
 MT and Mrs T. Holmes, MT and Mrs Fred Holmes and George Holmes were the guests of their mother the Fourth. Master Lewis Gentleman is spend ing his vacation with his uncle, L. A. Hager.
 MT and Mrs c. o. Hendrix were guests at E. G. Emmons', Sunday.
 Electrician w. Throop has put min- iature electric lights into the houses in this vicinity.
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WEST BEDDING.

LOCAL NEWS REVIEWED..
 Rev William Reed was entertained at Arthur Todd's, last week.
 Arthur Bahret and wife are spend ing a part of the week in New York City.
 Miss Belle Carter has returned from New Haven and Oxford, where she has been visiting for two weeks. Her friend, Miss Edna Hoxie, of Oxford accompanied her.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone Go. have men working on their line in this locality. They are stop ping at Miss Carrie Knapp's and Theodore Carter's.
 Miss Anna Patterson of Brooklyn is visiting at James Griffin's.
 Mrs Jacob Hess and daughter, Mar garrett, have returned from their visit in Brooklyn.
 David French of Danbury is moving into the Vaughn place at Umpawaue pond.
 Miss Ruth Bahret is spending hel vacation at her old home near the Station.
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ct, last Monday. Dr Hill dressed the wound and he is now gaining nicely.
 Mrs Charles Meyerholz and son, and Mrs E. F. Lyons.
 Miss Ethel Warner of Brooklyn, N. Y., and Miss Bernice Hull of Ansonia are guests, this week, of Miss M. K. Seeley.
 Mrs Miles of Newtown is with MT and Mrs Frederick Provost.
 Mrs Leroy F. Partrick and daughter, Lulu, were guests, Tuesday, of Miss Grace Sammis.
 B. M. Craig of Delhi, N. Y., was a guest, last week, of his brother, J. H. Craig.
 Miss Susie Mead of New Canaan wal the guest, Sunday, of Mrs 0. l.. Smal' ley.
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GEORGETOWN.
LITTLE BOSTON AND UNI

LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWAUa.
 Miss Agnes Cuff from Danbury visi- ted Mrs George Hazen, last Sunday.
 Zalmon Read has been sick for a number of days but is now reporte d better.
 A. E. Banks has sold his beautiful black colt to MT Collins of U Umpawaug.
 Miss Helen Olsen from Norwich and Miss Annie Olsen from Norwalk spent last week with their parents in Lit tie Boston.
 from Ohio, where she has attended school the past year.
 John B. Mix of Wallingford spent last week with his aged father, Will liam Mix, at the home of Mrs A. E. Banks in Little Boston.
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sOUTHBURY.
RURAL MAIL DELIVERY ROUTES

RURAL MAIL DELIVERY ROUTES.
 Number of pieces of mail matter handled in the month of June 1904: No. Route, number delivered, 3591; number collected, 522; total, 4113; stamps sold, S943; cancelled, $1O.07; No. 2 Route, number delivered, 2227; number collected, 530; total, 2757; stamps sold, S10.3O; cancelled, $1O. .45; No. 3 Route, number delivered, 1928; number collected, 577; total, 1905; stamps sold, 0:42: cancelled, s12.I7. MRS MARY STONE INJURED. Mrs Mary Stone had 8 serious fall, last week Thursday night. While upstairs she missed her way and sup posing she was entering her room walked of the head of the stairs and fell headlong down the whole length to the bottom, cutting bad gash over one eye and badly scraping her face in several places, in addition to called and dressed the wounds but 1t will be some time before she will be able to be about.
 Miss Jennie Hinman of Brooklyn arrived in town 8 few weeks since with her large tourist automobile. She has secured the services of Fl. HI. ! DAOWA oO SdtO lOA oAu Auu AU' hCI former man had too many accidents and breakdowns to suit her but Harry is all right.
 H. w. Beecher entertained MT and Mrs Schuyler Knox of New York over Sunday. MT Knox is bridge inspector for the N. Y. N. H. R. R. Mrs Futile, who has been spending the winter with Mrs H. A. Matthews, has gone to her daughters in Rome, N. Y.
 F. Metcalf has moved his saw mill to White Oaks on land of Alanson Bennett.
 s. N. Beecher is visiting his sister, Mrs A. NJ Platt.
 An afternoon tea was given on the Fourth by Mrs D. H. Wheeler to a number of friends and neighbors which was greatly enjoyed by all.
 A. F. Mitchell of Brooklyn, N. Y., spent Sunday with D. M. Wheeler, re- turning home on Monday.
 Miss Lottie Bishop from Seymour is visiting her sister, Mrs Walter Hicock.
 Mrs George Shelton is improving their place by removing a number of the trees and shrubbery, building a new garden fence, etc. Frank Wheel. CT and Milo are doing the work.
 Rev John Nash was recently enter tained at the home of MT and Mrs Hermon Perry.
 Children's day was observed, Sunday afternoon, in the Methodist church. The pulpit was decorated with lilies and ferns and other wild flowers of the season. The children sang and re- cited and remarks were made by the pastor. A collection was taken.
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BRIDGEWATER.

The Ladies' Missionary society held it's annual monthly meeting ab the chapel, last Friday afternoon. There were about 40 present, including a delegation from the New Milford society. The chapel was decorated with flowers and collection of curios from. India appropriate to the topic "Missions in India.'' Interesting papers were read by Mrs Wilcox and Miss Orr preceding an address on Present day motives for missionary activity" by Rev D. D. Gorton., A short reception followed the meeting, ice cream and cake being served.
 Randall Davidson Co.,, jewellers, An sonia, want men or women to canvass for Rogers 1846 silverware for Monroe.
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BETHLEHEM.
PLEASURE HOUSE.

We are here again. Haven't you heard the echo of our laughter? Oul merriment is contagious, have you not caught the infection? If you have not, just drive up to Pleasure House" and join us in our pleasures, and we will drive away the "blues." A right merry party are we. You have heard of us before, have you not? Of course you have met MT and Mrs c. Calm, Masters Charles, Harold and Robert Calm, MT and Mrs Thomas Gwynne, Miss Florence and Master Alfred Gwynne, and the Misses Maud and Lizzie Miskimmin, from Brooklyn. If you have not come and we will fn- troduce you, especially to our latest importation, Edward Quackenbush, also from Brooklyn, whom we assure you, you will be pleased to meet.-[The BOarderS.
 Mrs Lucy Todd from New Milford is stopping at Pleasure House and thoroughly enjoys the fun.
 The ladies of Christ church are ar ranging for an entertainment in the Town hall, on Friday evening, July 22.
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here, last week, the guest of his moth CT, Mrs Mary A. Peet.
 MT and Mrs Peter Gabler leave, this week, for trip which includes the St Louis exposition.
 Mrs William Griffin of New York is the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs Peter Gabler.
 MT and Mrs Leroy Sherman are en- tertaining friend from out of town.
 The three children of MT and Mrs E. J. White are ill with mild form of diphtheria. Dr 0. N. Gallup is attend ing them. The house is quarantined. Samuel Seeley of TaShua had narrow escape from death, one day recently. She reached up on shelf and got a dish which had poison fly paper and water in it and drank it. pr O. N. Gallup was called and soon relieved the little one, who is doing nicely.
 Mrs Taite, who has been pending few days here with her daughter, Mrs E. J. White, returned to her home in New York, last Tuesday. These warm days step into w. N. Hurd's store and get a refreshing drink from his soda fountain. Noth- ing but pure fruit syrups used. Miss Lillian Thompson and Miss
 
 days, last week, with Mrs O. c. Downs. Hugh Higgins of Bridgeport is dig. ging we'll at the upper schoolhouse. There are number of summer guests from New York at Wolf Bus. chensky's.
 Harry Jennings has resigned his DO s1tiOn at w. N. Hurd's store. A. J. Garfield was guest, last Sat urday, of his sister, Mrs c. G. Downs Little Sara Mae Frear is i'll with whooping cough.
 Miss Stella Graham, who has beer with Mrs J. M. Sneider, left, last Tuesday, for stay at the St Louis ex position.
 Quite a large number from Lon1 Hill attended the Roberts Walkel wedding at the Lee Methodist church EastOn, last week Thursday.
 Mrs B. A. Burr and Mrs c. c. Down spent last Sunday with friends in NeV Haven.
 MT and Mrs Thomas MorriSSy enter tained a number of friends iron Bridgeport, last Wednesday afternool and evening.
 Mrs Robert Stain and son are visitin, friends in Bethel for few days.
 Miss Ada Jennings entertained few friends at her home, Thursda, evening, the occasion being her birth day anniversary.
 Miss Rosetta Read of Stepney an, Miss Mary Wolcott of Bridgeport wer guests, Sunday, of Mrs G. D. Dunning
 Peter H. Lynch, the blacksmith, 1 looking for good horse shoer to assis him at his shop. This is a good plac for the right man.
 Thomas MorrissY has had tele phone placed in his house.
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SAFEGUARD THE CHILDREN.

Notwithstanding all that is done by boards of health and charitably in- snsd the ds1 1nR the hot weather of the summer months in the large cities. There is not probab- ly one case of bowel complaint in a hundred however, that could not be cured ny the timely use of Chamber lain s Collie, Cholera and dDiarrhoea Rem edy. For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis 6 Co.,, San dy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Ernest Hawley, Hawleyville; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; D. s. Mead, Branchville.