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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-02
CUPID ON A
SWITCHBOARD
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| there was gentleman with her." and he
coughed again. Mrs. Lanham stepped
into the brougham, and leaned back wear
| lily. Somehow at that moment for the
| first time in her life she felt old and tired
Lord Kisterbrook sat up straight and
still beside her, and the drive home was a
silent one.
At the door William waited for them,
| irreproachable immovable as ever. From
| the drawing room came stream of light
and the faint hum of voices Mrs. Lam
ham picked up a yellow envelop that
| lay on the salver the old butler handed
her She looked into Kisterbrook's kind,
honest eyes.
Il can't go in there, where all those
people are,' she said. Twill you come
with me; for l feel that this is for us both
She led the way back into a tiny room
at one end of the hall, and Kisterbrook
followed:
View married at five" read the mes
sage. Won't you wish us well? THORPE"
Mrs. Lanham handed the yellow paper
to the young Englishman, and sat down
by the little table with her head resting
on her hands.
What 1 have to forgive is very lit
t1e," she said. lack Thorpe is fine
fellow, and has cared for E1inor for years.
So there is nothing against him, though
had hoped for other things; but you
how much you have to forgive! 1 feel
as though no apology-nothing was ade-
quate to express" she stopped brokenly,
and Kisterbrook bent toward her
Dear lady," he said, there is no
apology necessary. They loved each
other, and that should be enough for
us all" He rose and took her hand.
''Now let me tell William to send those
people away, while you go and rest
Tomorrow you will be able to look
at it in a different light, and you
will be able to send them the good wishes
they have asked for. And when you
send them,' he stopped, smiling whim-
sical1y, send mine too They are from
my heart" He took his hat and moved
toward the door,
Il shall send them tonight" said Mrs.
Lanham; but before that" she smiled at
him brightly, II shall go in the drawing
room, and instead of sending those people
home will announce my nieces marriage,
and ask them to drink the brides health
Lord Kisterbrook stepped out into the
winter dusk, and he was still smiling, for
he just had made UP his mind that he
would go back to his rooms, and write to
the Hon. Miss Rosemary.
Meanwhile in the Middle Section office,
Miss Katy Moriarity made connections
just as usual, and wondered, while over
her shoulder chuckled Cupid, filling his
culver with fresh arrows.
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NEW FAIRFIELD.

WHAT'S GOING ON OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.
 MT and Mrs Charles Horburg are happy over the birth of a son.
 Penny'S Sawmtll has been saving ties for s. H. Sanford and is now work ing up the timber which N. Hatch bought of Mrs Cross.
 Orville Sherwood has moved into Sam Barnum's house with Fred Day. ton.
 Fred Hall has moved into the house occupied by the late William T. Hew- lett.
 Charles Turner, with his gasoline engine for power, has made stove wood of George Olivett's woodpile. George Milo has moved into the Levi Gardner place.
 Mrs Henry Dayton has been sick the past week.
 Miles H. Disbrow, with his steam engine, has sawed up D. J. Gerows' woOdpile. MT Barton, who is drawing the logs on Tomlinson's timber jobs, has lost one of his horses and has another one that is sick. Lewis Durgy has moved into J. R. Hatch's house. The East Center school is having a vacation this week. Miss Diamond, the teacher, is visiting her parents. MT Metcalf of Greenfield Hill visited his sons, Frank and Will Metcalf, this week.
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Saturday with Mrs George Totatoms.
 MT Keeler of Mt Vernon, N. Y., was the guest of Homer Martin, last week.
 Herbert Kellogg of Pittstield was the guest of Mrs Arthur Mansfield, for few days last week.
 Mrs Kellogg left, Tuesday, for Vine land, N. J., to be gone for some time.
 MT Pierce of Canaan spent Thurs day with his daughter, Mrs c. B. Vro- man.
 Miss Mary Lillis is visiting friends in New Haven.
 MT Cable of Norwalk was a recent guest of MT and Mrs Fred Crosby.
 Master Harry, son of Major sGreene, who is attending school in New York, spent few days at home, returning to his school on Monday.
 You and I toiling for earth, may toll also for heaven; and every days work may be a Jacobs ladder, reaching up nearer to our God.-[ Selected.
 The monthly meeting of the w. c. T. U. will be held at the home of Mrs B. F. Griffin, Wednesday, April 5, at 3 p. m. These meetings are instruct i've and elevating, good speakers and choice music. Will each member please make an extra effort to be pres ent? All friends of the cause are cor dially invited to attend.
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ROMFORD NOTES.

John Zeigler has terminated his la bors at the Benedict meat market in Bantam, and is now visiting his ia ther, Jacob Zeigler.
 Miss B. Meth visited a few days at D. Gillette's, last week.
 Miss Ada McHan of Gaylordsville visited her mother at the Clark farm, last week.
 o. L. Hendel returned from Litch- field, recently, with a new pair of horses.
 Edward McHan is working for w. w. Clark.
 Miss Clarice Gillette was substitute teacher part of last week, while Miss Barber, the regular teacher, was at home on the sick list.
 There was St Patrick s celebration at P. Shaughnessy s, last Friday night.
 Edward Shaughnessy has begun working for s. H. Clark.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
NEWS FROM ST JOHNS.

NEWS FROM ST JOHNS.
 The Friday afternoon service has been changed to Wednesday afternoon at AIS.
 The Junior Auxiliary met at the White Inn on Saturday afternoon at 2.30.
 E. K. Rossiter was in town over
 w. L. Van Sinderen, who returned from trip abroad week ago, spent Sunday in town.
 The Monday club held an interest ing meeting, this week, at the parsOn- age. The instructive papers were on the subjects of "The Early Cover nors," by Mrs Charles Ford; Samuel Chaplain" by Miss May Garfield; "Henry Hudson," by Mrs Aspinwall. The next meeting will be at the Ab- bey.
 The Homeland Sewing Circle expect to send a barrel of clothing, this week, to mission school of cOlOred girls in Mississippi.
 Carl Bader has purchased the block in which he now lives from Henry Foulois, and expects to remodel it. Mrs Arthur Hollister is visiting friends in New Haven.
 Preparations are being made in Net- tleton Hollow for the opening of the sap bushes. This will be of interest to many, as it is we'll known that the quality of the maple sugar.can not be surpassed.
 The condition of Henry Church re- mains about the same. A trained nurse is constantly in attendance.
 Myron Smith is quite ill with se' | were attack of the measles.
 A very pretty children's German was given in the Gunnery hall, on Sat urday afternoon, under the direction
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GEORGETOWN.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 Mrs Annie Bennett is visiting her sister, Mrs Adolph Helmus, of Long Island.
 MT and Mrs c. A. Bennett enter tainedl Rev Mir and Mrs U. O. Mohr over Sunday.
 Mrs Mary Crosby is visiting at the home of R. J. Beach at Meriden.
 Miss Lillie Bouton entertained a number of friends, Saturday after noon, the occasion being her 18th birthday.
 H. V. Castle spent Saturday in Nor walk.
 Mrs M. D. Keeler, who has been on the sick list, is improving.
 Wilkie BattersOn is confined at his home on West Church street with ton SilitiS.
 Miss Daisy Wadhams spent Satur- day in town.
 Mrs M. Connery has gone to Litch- field again for her health.
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A DINNER INVITATION.

After hearty meal . dose of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will prevent an attack Of Indigestion. KOdol is 8 thorough digestant and . guaranteed cure for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas on the Stomach, Sour Risings, Bad Breath kins. Lesbus, Ky, says: "I can testify to the ef1cacy of Kodol in the cure of Stomach Trouble. I was afflicted with Stomach Trouble for fifteen years and have taken six bottles of your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, which entirely cured me. The six bottles were worth q, ,OOO to me-" Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will digest any quantity of all tho whole some food you want to eat while your stomach takes rest-recuperates and grows strong. This wonderful prepa- ration is justly entitled to all of it's many remarkable cures. Sold by R
 H. Beers & O., Newtown; A. B. Blake man, Botsford.
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good sign of the appreciation of the people. In spite of the bad travelling quite number were present. A sum of over $50 was added to the fund for the church.
 Mrs M. A. Nichols is having the in- terior of her home decorated. Levi Downs of Long Hill is doing the work.
 Rev H. O. Gilman is mourning the loss of a valuable pet horse.
 Joseph Rundecker is expecting to move into the house, formerly known as the Price place, about April l. The Nichols Whist club will meet, this week, at the home of MT and Mrs B. s. Fairchild.
 MT and Mrs Benn Rolroyd have re- turned te their home after spending the winter at Mrs Holroyd's parents in Bridgeport.
 Lester Shelton and family spent Monday at his home in Booths Hill. Henry Lucas expects to move about April l, from the house near the Meth odist church to Walter Cooper's house on Jerusalem Hill. Archie Cranson, who has been living there, will move to Mrs Bene's place. w. E. Ayers was confined to his house, last week, with a severe cold.
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BROOKFIELD.
NEWS AS THE BEES SCI

NEWS AS THE BEES SCRIBE FINDS IT.
 Carl Clanberg of Newark, N. J., was the guest of his brother, Rhinehart Clanberg, for few days, last week.
 MT and Mrs Daniel Mahoney and family of Pittsfield spent Sunday with William O'Hayer.
 Henry Green of New York spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs Major Green.
 Miss c. Hull entertained a few of her friends, Saturday evening. c. E. Vroman was in New York, last Friday. Miss Mary Lillis is visiting her sister in New Haven. c. T. Rapp spent Sunday with MT and Mrs c. F. Calkins, returning to his home in Lime Rock, Monday.
 Throe little strangers arrived in Brooktield, last week, two little boys and one little girl. The boys found homes with MT and Mrs Walter Pitch CT and MT and Mrs George Corbin. The little girl with MT and Mrs John Lee.
 J Mrs Edna Polly of Danbury spent
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troubles. Dr Dunham attends her.
 One of the horses on the hearse re- turning from the funeral of Mrs John Gilbert in Bedding, Sunday. dropped dead near H. Banls' place on Che Black Rock turnpike.
 School in District No. 10 is closed for the spring vacation.
 John Ogden has been getting up 8 wOOdpile for Miss Mary Treadwell.
 M. and A. Gay of Providence, R. I. are visiting their mother, Mrs A. Gay.
 Craik Brothers have been saving wood with their power for Mrs M. Powell.
 Miss Gertrude Van Wort has been away on visit.
 Miss Stella Bunnell spent last week in Greenfield.
 A number from the Center attended the Dawson meetings at Bridgeport,
 Rev Oscar E Maurer spent Sunday at Q. E. SillimanR-
 The officers of the Bridgeport Water Co. were in the Center, last week, looking after their interests.
 Schools closed, Friday, for weeks
 James Wilson, IT,, has moved from Henry OsborneS place.
 Daniel Svetlek, who is working in New Haven. spent Sunday at homo.
 The midweek prayer meeting was held, last week, at H. W. Osborne E. s. B. Turney was the leader.
 MS Charles Sherman and Edward Q. Sherman spent Tuesday in Green field.
 Miss Louie B. Turney and Mrs John 2. Mellen attended the fnneraI of Mr. Uriah Perry of Greenfield, Thursday.
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f their efficient teacher, Mrs Joseph

of their efficient teacher, Mrs Joseph I. West.
 MT and Mrs G. G. Boardman are both staying at their residence, for merly called the Bradley cottage, and are having the house thoroughly painted and papered throughout:
 Senator O. Fl. Platt's wife will open their summer home here t','s v'e,'z. Mrs Platt came up to Hartford with the Senator to attend the funeral of Senator Hawley.
 Mrs Galpin has returned from her winters stay in Hartford and is stop ping with the Mason family.
 Ellsworth Fem has been saving a number of generous woodpiles on the Green with his steam saw.
 It is reported that Mrs O. Brown and daughter have decided to remain in Danbury and have rented house there.
 Miss Amy Kenyon is visiting her sis ter, Mrs Walter Logan.
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QUAKER'S FARMS.
FARM CHANGES.

MT Nc Guiniss of Five Mile Hill is moving from the Wales Chattield place to that of MT Hendryx at the Kettle town Brook farm. MT Woodbridge of White Hills has bought the place where he has resided the past two years and will occupy it soon.
 Mrs Fl. B. Brewer is visiting in Plainville for few days.
 Arthur Hinman's familyCare having a tedious siege with the humps.
 Miss Ellen Scott is staying at E. $. Harger's on Five Mile Hill, assisting in the care of their infant son.
 Miss Ethel Beardsley of Five Mile Hill has an attack of grip.
 Alfred Trilquist of Five Mile Hill is to work for MT Hendryx of New Ha ven on the latter's Kettletown Brook farm.
 It begins to look more like spring The bluebirds and robins are with us once again.
 MT and Mrs 0. 0. Ryder attended
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GARFIELD COUNTY,
MONROE,

An entertainment will be held in the East Village church, March 30. If stormy the entertainment will be post poned until the following evening, Friday, March 31. Admission, 15c. The program: RFoeessi1na1; s6oe ,ss. Mrs w. W dSds Bliss Recitation q Am a Little Girl'' - Recitation, 1.-Two Little Kittens" Sadie Burr Glee, Mr Johnson, MT Corey, MT Bliss Recitation. "A Boys Advice" RecitstiSn; "ohurch Reveries 9i f. sfhoal5 A;so Solo, "Brother Robin." Minnie Osborne Reci5ssion Resassae Th9 Fms sfsna" Bine and Gray" Recitation, "Hoeing and Praying,
 Mrs Bliss, MT Bliss, Mir 0orrey: Recitation, "Grandfather's Easy Chair" Selection. "Nancy Lee,' Chorus Recitation, "sowing,': Harold Blafeman, LID
 Philip Blakeman, Walter Osborne,
 Clarence Morrow.
 Banjo Selection, Edward Hinman Recitation, 'The Smack in School, sss S:5s5ss Recitation, "A Disappointed Roy,'' Duet, "Selected," Mrs kearns, MT Corey Humorous Selections' MT Corey Solo, ''selected." Minnie Osborne
 Sadie Burr. Philip BIakeman Selection, 'LarbOard Watch," Chorus Recitation Modern Belle"
 Eleanor Tomliuson Recitation, Selected" Ourrence HicOck Banjo Selection, Edward Hinman Recitation. "Selected," :" Nellie Osborne Whistling Solo. Daisy Porter Recitation, Selection" Hattie Smith Song Dy the School.
 Mrs M. E. Hill has recently improv- elk her place in Jockey Hollow by hav- ing some carpenter work and new coat of paint on the house. The work was done by her son, MT Patterson, of Berkshire.
 Mrs M. E. Hill has sold tract of wood to Howard Wheeler, where he has set up his steam saw mill. MT Wheeler has also purchased some tim Der of l.. Dwight Lane which adjoins it.
 Mrs M. B. Hill recently entertained her granddaughters from Berkshire.
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MARBLEDALE.
INTERIOR OF MARBLEDALE HALL TO
 BE IMPROVED.

INTERIOR OF MARBLEDALE HALL TO
 BE IMPROVED.
 At meeting of the Board of Direc- tors of the Hall Association, Monday of last week. it was decided to make improvements in the interior of the hall.
 Miss Lizzie Derrickson is visiting friends in Warren.
 Mrs Heman Averill and son, Perry, are staying for a few days at Ralph Buckingham'S
 Mrs L., G. Toohey is in New Milford for time.
 Clarence Bristol graduated from Stillman's business college, Danbury, last Friday. Mrs Marsh of Worthwhile is visiting at Mrs Sherman Greens.
 School closed, last friday, for a weeks vacation.
 John Garvel, who works at Mrs Coles, caught three coons, last week. MT and Mrs Eric Nelson are rejoic- ing at the birth of son.
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BRIDGEWATER.
ABOUT TOWN

AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.
 Robert Greer is moving this week from the old Greer place to Mark Me- Eslin's house.
 Lee 5. Dickinson is making repairs on the house on the Chauncey Beers place, which he recently purchased. MT and Mrs Grover Allen will occupy the place.
 Alfred Johnson purchased new pair of horses, this week, of Pliney Squires of New Milford.
 MT and Mrs Howard Roberts will move soon into the place of Mir Roberts father, and will run the farm this year.
 James Pitcher has gone into the butchering business and is running meat cart about Bridgewater and surrounding country.
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BANTAM.

EXCELLENT SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
 The school entertainment in the hall, last Saturday evening, was very successful affair. Everything on the showed the excellent drilling of the teachers of the school. About S25 was added to the library fund.
 A large flock of wild geese passed over this place about o'clock, Satur- day evening.
 Mrs Frederick Hotchkiss and son have been visiting in Hartford.
 A surveyor in the employ of the Ousatonic Water Go. has been board ing at E. s. Benedict's and making measurements around the lake.
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PLATTSVuLE,
ITEMS JOTTED DOWN

Quite number from this place at. tended the meeting at the Country club, last week, and report a very in teresting meeting.
 Mrs l.. A. Beers is visiting friends in Danbury and Stratford.
 Frank Smith is quite sick under the care of Dr Hill.
 MT and Mrs A. J. Clark and daugh- ter have returned to their home on the Hill for the summer.
 The first day of spring looked any, thing but spring-like with the trees loaded with ice.
 The school on Sport Hill is closed for the spring vacation.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
sOUTHFORD.
THE BIRDS ARE WITH US AGAIN.

THE BIRDS ARE WITH US AGAIN.
 Robins and blue-birds are here, and on warm, sunny mornings the notes of those beautiful songsters may be heard. Although most of the robins leave the northern states in winter, 6 few remain in swamps, where wild berries furnish an abundant supply of food. The robin builds it's nest in or chards and gardens or in some nook about the house and under the shelter of the roof of 8 shed or tree. The blue-birds are one of the first mi grants to arrive in the northern states cation of the breaking up of winter. It frequents orchards and gardens, where 1t builds it's nest in hollow trees. Those lovely creatures are welcomed and loved by every one.
 William D. Hawes has very valu- able driving horse.
 Homer w. Atwood expects to dis pose of the farm he purchased of Mrs Sophia Lawson. It is said that Mrs Lawson and family are to move to Wa terbury.
 David B. Wheeler and son, Frank, are finishing up the cottage belonging to Rev Father Martin.
 William D. Hawes was recently in Danbury visiting friends.
 Latest guests at Brooklet Valley farm, the home of George B. Garlick, are Mrs Ellen J. Judson and Mrs Brad ley from Woodbury and Lee B. Ed. wards from Roxbury.
 Gsrlick & Son butchered two more fine porkers, Monday morning.
 Truman B. Wheeler and mother have returned to their farm.
 MT and Mrs Charles Meyer have re- turned to their farm.
 Burton Hubbell of Waterbury spent Saturday night and Sunday with his family at B. c. Pope's.
 Mrs Gillette has been i'll for some time. She resides with her daughter Mrs Martha Hawley.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud ing piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case. no matter of how long standing, in six to IA dayss First application gives ease and ret. soc. If your druggist hasn't it send soc in stamps and it will be forwarded, postpaid, by Paris Medicine O., St Louis, Mo.
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ITEMS FROM THE NOTE BOOK OF THE
 BEES SCRIBE.
 MT and Mrs Charles Meyers, who have been spending the winter in Southford, moved back to their home on the Southford road, last week.
 The auction of the stock and farm tools of the late Walter Williams es- tate on Christian street, last week Monday, was we'll attended and fair prices received.
 MT and Mrs George B. Crofut of the Crofut Inn left, last week, for a trip of two weeks to Florida.
 Clifford Hawley of Meadowview Poultry Yards has quite number of young chickens matched.
 The selectmen have appointed R. J.. Sanford, town treasurer, to fill the un- expired term of the late Orlando O.. Osborne.
 A gang of Italians are busy at work converting into cord wood the wood on the town farm, bought by the Coe Brass Go,
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WOODBURr.

James Curtis, who is in Redlands, Cal, sent on two boxes of California oranges for H. E. Barnes, L. w. Car rington, Edward Walker, Judge Hunt ington and Clifford HickOx.
 c. E. Winton, who is in California, remembered his son, Frank Winton, with several boxes of very fine Califor- mia oranges.
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soUTHBURY.
A RARE OLD SHEET.

Mrs c. M. Goodsell of Southbury, Conn.,, is the owner of rare and val uable copy of "The Connecticut Cour- ant" of 1764, for which she has received quite a good offer but believes it worth considerable more. The date is Mon- day, October 29, 1764, and was Print ed by Thomas Green at the Heart and Crown, near the North Meeting House, Hartford" Its size is 84 IA inches, one sheet. The paper contains local and foreign news.
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NICHOLs.
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
 The Ladies' Aid society held a so- ciable at the home of MT and Mrs William Cooper, last Thursday even- ing. A bountiful supper was served after which a program was rendered which consisted of solo by Mrs B. H. Smith, Solo by Mrs D. c. Wood of Stratford, piano solo by Miss Susie Reid, reading by Mrs B. l.. Vincent, and solo by Miss Bessie Smith. Ali were heartily encored which was a
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WARREN.
AN AFFLICTED FAMILY.

News reached Warren that John Meth, Jr., who went to Bridgeport for an operation, brooded over the matter to such an extent that his nervous system was so upset that 1t was neces- sary to commit him to Middletown in the retreat for the insane. His moth CT has been an inmate of the asylum since last October, this being her se- cOnd time at the retreat. Friends in town extend their sympathies to the stricken father and another son, younger.
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Frank Weeks of Bantam visited in town one day this week.
 William Hall and MT Benedict of Milton called on friends in town, re- gently.
 The selectmen had the roads cleared of snow banks which closed traffic, paying 1Oc an hour for services render ed. Funny, isn't it, how many can shovel snow when they get pay.
 Will Schnell and Carl Ohmen went to New Haven, to attend a horse sale.
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Are you in need of window glass or puttyP If SO get your orders in early as sizes are becoming very scarce and prices will probably advance, wholesale and retail. An excellent place to buv such supplies and paints and the like is at the store of Ziglatzski- Marks Co., 11O-116 South Main street, Waterbury.
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EASTON.
ASPETUCK.

Jennie Allen of Bridgeport, who spends her summer vacations here with her aunt, Miss Mary Treadwell, is seriously ill with scarlet fever.
 Eva Sturges is ill with throat
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A BUSINESS CHANGE,

A new sign is up in town, F. A. Hopson having bought out the grocery store of F. P. Knapp.
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David Barnum s tenement house, is
 moving, this week, to Wing Station, N. Y, where he has accepted posi- tiOn.
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KENT.
A REAL ESTATE SALE.

Mrs Flora Berry has sold her fine farm at North Kent, with stock and tools, to Judge Charles Eaton, the re- ported price being S8,00O.
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SOUTHVILLE.

John Tonni, who has been living in
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OXFORD.

the funeral of Mrs Stephen Ryder of Seymour, last Saturday.
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