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cakes, as the price is low and the de-
signs have all local interest.
GAYLORDsVILLE.

GAYLORDsvILLE.
Mr. and Mrs John Paine and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary, drove to Millbrook, N.
T., last Saturday, returning the fol-
lowing Monday.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Rev and
Mrs Byles, this week.
days being unable to 90 to his work.
Miss Helen Hatch Of New York was
at the home of her parents, Sunday.
Mrs Mary Hendrix has returned
home after spending few days with
her daughter, Mrs John Newton.
A. 81. Barlow is in Hartford, this
week. Mrs John Newton is assisting
in the store while he is away.
DR. Dolan is building an addition to
his residence.
The annual election of officers of
the Methodist Sunday school was held
after Sunday school, last Sunday, May
7, and these officers elected: Superin-
tendent, w. P. Newton; assistant
superintendent, J. Paine; organist,
Miss Marion Underhill; first assistant,
Miss Ada Brown; secretary, Mrs John
Newton; assistant, Miss Bessie SOule;
treasurer, John Flynn; librarians, Mrs
Flora Hail, John Newton.
Mr. King and family are boarding at
the Gaylord House.
CHARLES B. THoMPsON's NEW AUTO.
MOBILE.
Charles B. Thompson, of Bridge
water, accepted delivery on Wednes-
day Of his White steamer No. 6 at the
end street garage, New York City.
The automobile, which was built to
rider, is one of the handsomest Ameri-
can touring cars ever turned out, is
equipped to insure comfort and cost
in the neighborhood of $1,000. It is
illuminated by eight lamps, and is
fitted with Michelin tires and Trufault.
Hartford shock absorbers. Il. B.
Mallory of Danbury, the selling agent,
Everett sturges and George Pixley
accompanied Mr. Thompson on the re-
turn trip.-[New York World, April 80
Mr. and Mrs Hubert Thomas return
ed on SATURDAY night after a stay of g
few days in Bridgeport.
Miss Gertrude Riddiford passed Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and Mrs G
E. Riddiford.
Leroy Conkey played the organ Al
st john church, Sunday.
Mrs P. M. Cassidy, who underwent
a serious operation at the Bridgeport
hospital, last week, is now gaining
nicely.
E. 3. Wheeler of Warren, with hi
stylish road horse, "Klonnie," came
to New Milford, Tuesday, and called
on A. M. Booth and other friends.
Miss Elizabeth Lum of Seymour was
the guest Of Mrs Willis Bennett, the
first of the week.
Mrs G. M. Beach is at the Presbyte.
rian hospital, New York, for treat.
| ment.
Have you tried Reid's popular ice
cream? A. w: Hodge sells it.
Mrs j. r. johnson has returned aft.
er weeks visit with her dau ghter,
The Boardman Sunday school soci.
ETY. has elected these officers for the
year: President, O. w. Heyt; vice
president, Henry J. Hine; secretary,
Sheldon S. Northrop; treasurer, Mrs
A. G. Barnes; trustees, A. G. Barnes,
81: S. S. Kimlin, Robert Donnelly.
Henry 81. Warner of Oakville was in
c. M. Beach is getting out flash
boards for the dam Of the New Milford
Power Co. at Bulls Bridge.
Miss Martha A. Moore is visiting In
New Haven.
G. M. Beach has just completed a
ca rriage barn, 30x40 feet, for Chauncey
MarSh on his Conetia farm.
Lawrence Lillis and Miss Mary
0 'Connell, who were married on April
10 in the Church of st Francis Zavier,
sailed on May 5 for Ireland, where
they will make their home on the
place formerly belonging to Mr. Ltllis'
father in County Glare.
George B. Calhoun, Henry D. Hine
and David. Kyle attended the session
of the grand chapter in New Haven,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Minnie COwles, manager of the
local Office of the s. N. E. Telephone
Co., visited at her home in Southing-
ton over Sunday.
Highest prices always paid, cash or
trade, for fresh eggs and farmers
produce at Farmers Trading Co. Get
our special cash prices at the store.
Have you bought your seeds yet?
We are headquarters for them, in bulk
and papers, always the best, too.DAIl
varieties of sweet corn, 1Oc a quart,
three for 25c.IFarmers' Trading: Co.
Fine print butter, Csc.