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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-15
OBITUARY..
JOHN LILLIS KEANE.


John Lillis Keane, life long resi-.
at his late home, Monday afternoon,
The deceased was of a strong, rugged
constitution ali bis life, and bis death
was a surprise to the large circle of
friends of himself and family. The
cause of bis death was paralysis, which
first showed itself in his throat the
Friday preceding his death, and event.
ually spread over his body, resulting
in his death. The deceased was born
in Ireland in 1841, coming to this coun-
try when quite young. He was for 80
years an employe of the rubber works
here. He was married in 1870 to Mar
garet Nc MahOn, who survives him,
together with two sons and five daugh-
tiers, Michael L., Mrs Thomas Casey
Bridget c., Ellen A., and Hannah v.
Keane Of this town, John Fl. Keane of
New Haven and Margaret F. Keape Of
Bridgeport. The funeral took place,
Wednesday morning, from St Roses
church, with a high mass of requiem,
Rev Father Fox celebrant. The in
terment was in St Roses cemetery,
where a large concourse of friends,
neighbors and relatives gathered to
do honor to this quiet, inobtrusive,
good man and neighbor. The pail
bearers were nephews of the deceased:
John F. Keane of Bridgeport, M. j.
Keane Of New Haven, James F. Cor
bett of Brooklyn. Daniel T. Corbett of
Danbury and William c., and Thomas
J. Corbett of this town. Funeral Di-
rector E. w. Troy had charge of the
funeral arrangements. Relatives from
Waterbury, Danbury and Bridgeport
were present at the obseqnies, testify
to the general esteem in which the de-
ceased was beld.
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TOWN TOPICS
HARRY S. nASON MARRIED.

YOUNG WOMAN TRAVELS MANY THOU
SANDS OF MILES TO BECOME BRIDE.
To become the bride of Harry S. Ma
sop, formerly OF Newtown, but now of
Los Angeles, California, Miss Susanna
81. Hartwell travelled all the way
across the continent. They were mar
ried on Friday, December l, in Christ
Episcopal church, at Los Angeles.
Both the bride and groom are well
known in Bridgeport, and their we'd
ding had quite spice of romance to
it. Mrs Mason was aIteacher for two
years at the Maplewood avenue school
and she was very popular young lady.
She resigned in October and until she
went West, had resided at her home
in Nashua, n. H. Mr. Mason was for
merly an official of the Locomobile
Company of America, until last July,
when he accepted the position of man.
ager of the Fisk Rubber company for
the Los Angeles branch. He was for
merly first lieutenant of Company B.,
Third infantry, G. N. G. Mr. and Mrs
Mason will reside in Los Angeles. -
[StandardI. Mr. Mason has host of
friends in Newtown, who extend
hearty congratulations.
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DANIEL FORAN.

Daniel Foran of Walnut Tree Hill
died on Saturday, after an illness of
two weeks. He was 81 years OF age.
He is survived by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs John Foran, two brothers and six
sisters. The funeral occurred on Mon
day morning, Father Fox officiating.
The pail bearers we're John Brown of
Bridgeport, John and Patrick Blake,
John Mcmahon, John and Andrew
Mccarthy. Funeral Director Troy
had the arrangements in charge.
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DEATH OF A WAR VETERAN.

Martin Lillis, aged 81, died on Mon
day morning, after a weeks illness.
He was veteran of the Civil War. a
member Of the 23d Connecticut volun-
teers, and later saw service in the I'd
Connecticut Light Battery. Three
brothers lost their lives in the Civil
War. He is survived by wife and
eight children. A sister, Mrs Griffin
P. Lillis, and two half-brothers, Mich
ael and James Lillis, survive him.
The funeral took place on Wednesday
from St Roses church, Father O Reilly
officiating. Funeral Director Troy
had the arrangements in charge. The
pail bearers were: P. f. Grove, Mat
thew Carroll, Martin, Edward and
Michael Heating and Martin Troy.
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The store of r. H. Beers & Co. is
bright with goods for the Christmas
time. In one window he has hand
some display of pictures for 25c, that
are regular 75c and 81 goods. They
are very pretty and would ornament
any home. He also has nice stock
Of toys, games for the children, Kibbe
CONNECTIONS in handsome packages, per-
fumery, fancy handkerchiefs and muf-
flers, umbrellas, slippers and hundred
other articles.
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DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN. SIS. Probate COURT,
- Dec 18th. 1905.
Estate OF John Keane late Of Newtown.
in said District. deceased.
Upon the application of John b. keaue
praying that an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and tesla
ment # said John H. Keane. d. ceased,
may be proved, approved. allowed and admit
ted to probate as per application on file more
fully appears, 1t Is
Ordered, That said application be heard and
determined at the Probate Office in Newt9wn'
1906 at 5 O'Clock in the afternoon, and that
notice be given OF the tendency OF said appli-
thereon BY publishing the Same one time il
some newspaper having circulation in said
district,
William J. Beecher, Judge.
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The people of the parish are invited
to meet in the Guild room, afternoons
and evenings, next week, beginning
Monday, for the purpose Of tieing
The oyster supper and Christm as
sale Of cards, Tuesday night, was a
pleasant affair, although the attend
ance was not as large as the affair war
ranted. The oysters were served in
the most tempting fashion. Cake and
candy were also sold.
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ANNUAL MEETING, TUESDAY.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Newtown Agricultural
Fair Co. will be held on Tuesday at
2.30 p. M, at the Brick building. AS
the Fair Association has again been
fined by the Board of Review of the
National Trotting Association for the
old trouble in 1904, a crisis again faces
the Fair Co. 1t behooves every stock
holder and public spirited citizen to be
present, next Tuesday.
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The big, light store of Hubbell
Brothers in Derby is full of boots,
shoes and rubbers to fit everybody. Nc
better or more useful gift for the boy
or girl for Christmas. They also have
fine line Of fancy slippers for the
Christmas trade. Be sure and give
them q call.
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DROBATE BONDS With individuals for Sc
L curity are often un.afe aud frequently I'M
satisfactory to heirs. Don't ask a friend to go
on your bond, for he would always rather not
1t Is our business to act as security on Pro-
bate and all other kinds Of bonds. Telephone
for information any evening U. s. Fidelity &
Guaranty Co.. Charles 6. Morris, Newtown
Representative.
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The presiding elder has written that
he will send young man to supply
the pulpit in the Methodist church,
Sandy Hook, next Sunday, the 10th.
1t is earnestly desired that If the
weather is pleasant the members and
friends of the church be we'll repre-
Sente0
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Ebert A. Wilson has sold his place
In Taunton to New York parties. The
parties who bought E. A. Wilson's
place are also thinking of buying of
George R. Wilson tract of about Is
acres Of land just south and joining
their land. They contemplate build
ing large carp pond there In the
spring,
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Mrs A. w. Bassett is gaining slowly
and is now able to sit up part Of the
time The trained nurse left. Thurs
day. Mrs Howard Bassett of Derby is
now with her.
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The parlor conference of the Sunday
school officers, teachers and older
members Of the Congregational
church, at the prayer meeting room,
Tuesday night, was attended by about
40 people and proved to be very en-
joyable occasion. The speakers Of the
evening and the special guests were
Dea Chauncey Marsh, superintendent
Of the New Milford Congregational
Sunday school, Arthur D. Fairchild,
superintendent OF the Bethel Congre-
gational Sunday school, and Rev r. E.
DanfOrth, pastor OF the church. The
room had been prettily decorated by
the hosts, with cut flowers, parl0r
lamps and candelabra. A. P. Smith,
superintendent of the local school, pre-
sided. George Barnum read the Scrip
ture lesson and offered prayer. The
subject of Rev r. E. Danforth's ad-
dress, "a look ahead into the lessons
Of 1906" was treated in very inter.
eSting manner. Arthur D. Fairchild
spoke on the best way Of conducting
the school, the opening exercises and
the length Of the study hour, and gave
aIcapital talk. Mr. Marsh was heard
with great interest, his subject being
THE Review Lesson" At the close
Of the addres SeS MeSSrS Fairchild and
Marsh we're questioned by the teachers
and officers present, and very pleas.
ant feature Of the evening it proved
to be. At the close, the hosts, MesSrS
A. P. Smith and George A. Barnum,
served ice cream, cakes, crackers, cot.
fee and apples, being assisted in serv-
ing by Oscar Carlson. Carlton Smith,
F. W. Andrews and r. D. Smith.
During the social hour selections on a
Columbia graphophone were enjoyed
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Jephthah chapter, O. E. S., elected
these officers, Monday night: W. M
Miss Jennie Briscoe; w. P l.. T. Bris-
coe; A. NJ, Mrs A. B. Brakeman: s.
Lawrence Taylor: T., A. M. Briscoe;
c., Mrs Agnes Briscoe; A. c., Mrs
Brown
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St Johns church people pay their
annual donation to their highly es-
teemed rector, this Thursday even
ing. There promises to be large
turnout and the usual generous purse
of money.
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Miss Spatcher, the milliner, visits
Sandy Hook on Tuesday. She is now
giving special bargains and it will be
for the interest of ladies to call on her
at once. Her work always gives salts
faction.
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passed Sunday with her uncle, Martin
Tally, of Bridgeport.
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Mems hobby neckwear make desira-
BILE and useful Christmas gifts, at Tay-
lor Curtis & Co. s. This store will be
open every night through the Holiday
season.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-15

Taylor, Curtis & Co. have nice as
sortment Of Christmas goods, including
toys, dolls, vases pictures, umbrellas,
handkerchiefs and mufflers.
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George Dagan, travelling superin-
tendent for the Borden'S Condensed
Milk Co., has been in town, this week,
stopping at Taylor's hotel.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-15

Mrs John Heating OF the Glen is Wis.
itipg her daughter, Mrs James O'Neil,
of PaSSaic. N. J.
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Mr. and Mrs D. T. Corbett of Dan.
bury attended the funeral of John
Keane, Wednesday. They were the
guests of M. w. COrbett.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-15

Morris, the Broadway merchant, has
toothsome line of CONNECTIONS for the
Christmas trade.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-15

Special meeting of the Hillside club
on Saturday evening, December 16, at
9 O'Clock. Every member requested to
be present. Frank Wright, Secretary.
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An attractive line of Christmas
goods will be on sale to-day at the
store of Belts & Belts. Pretty Christ
mas cards and lot of articles that
will please the person searching for
Christmas gifts
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DISTRICT OF BEDDING, S. Probate Court
II Dec. 9Th, 1906
Estate of George w Jackson, Robert H.
JAG. son and Ida Augusta Jackson, all of said
district, minors.
Upon the applica ton OF Robert H. Holmes
ing may be had on an application to sell Ger
tain real estate. the property of said minors
and situate in the town IT Redding, County OF
Probate District of Redding, as per applica-
ii n On file more fully pears. IL Is
Ordered That said appicat ion be heard and
determined lat the Probate Office in Redding
in said district. on the Goth day Dec. A. D 1905
be given Of the tendency OF said application
and of the time and place OF hearing thereon,
newspaper having a circu alton in said dis
trict, and by posting a copy thereof on the
public sign post in the Town of .Redding, in
said district.
John N. Nickerson, Judge.
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J. Coleman Smith has bought the
Wheeler Drew place in Taunton
through the agency of D. G. Peck.
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An extra fine line of Christmas can.
dies, the Lowney and Kibbe goods.
The finest assortment Of Christmas
candy in town.
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DOR SALE--1 set OF dou BILE coach harness. $2O
set surrv harness. ss; one set OF single
horse SIS; one roam horse SIS; one road mare
$275: one parlor organ $65 with IS worth Of
horse. G. A. Barhite, 1872 Warren ST., Bridge
pOr Conn.
I ADIES--Special for Chri tmas, fine hand
- made lace c"ll ars 25c each. worth double
Nothing nicer for "a hristmas present Ad-
DIRE Mrs John Meissner. Branchville, Conn
Lock Box s.
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BotSfOrd Brothers have force o.
men at work overhauling the Mantle
Mills property at Sandy Hook for the
new owner, S. W. Gledhill.
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TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Celebration of Holy Communion, 10
a. m. At IL a. M, morning prayer and
sermon by the rector; at IL M, Sunday
school; at p. NJ, evening service.
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For useful presents for Christmas
visit D. N. Clark's store, Howe avenue,
Shelton. Lots Of bargains for the
Christmas shoppers. Notice his ad-
vertiSement.
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The D; M: Read CO.
Es1abIisbed 1857.
A Christmas Store.

We hope will
Southern draped
trio lights and of Christmas brilliantly light
last following
Furniture Small separate Card
Tables Sewing Rockets
aeS, Magazines Racks Taboets Utility
Furs Blended SQUIRREL Eastern and nne< Mink
Fox and Marn Separate Mufs or collars. ~
siverware special in Table Silver,
Spoons Oyster Forks Orange Spoons
Ladies' individual peces
third regular r
Toys magnificent collection and the delight of everyone large
small AUTOMOBILES will hold
do clothing
Juvenile favotes bright new ones
Prices begin at 10 Cts ~ ~
Christmas Tree Decorations.
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II. G. Warner has had painters at
work on his new residence, the color
chosen heing cream.
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Perfumes in fancy packages and in
bulk. At Belts.
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Carl Slater, hustling Sandy Hook
business man, made flying trip to
Danbury, Wednesday.
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DOR SALE--Fresh COW We this month. grade
Holstein. O. w. Cole, Brookfeld, Oonn.
FOR SALE--A Mason & Hamlin Organ. 1t
has been slightly used. has beautiful
tone. eleven stops and IS suitable her for
church or home Will sell for cash or install
ments Mason & Hamlip is a reliable make
the market. Address Box 1877. New Preston, OF
DOR SALE CHEAP One 4-horse Hamilton
Gasoline engine in first class condition; al
SO one No. IS Baldwin cutter good as new
for hand or power. T e. Platt, q Son, New
Ct.
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HANDSOME DOLLS.
The handsomest dolls for Christmas
this side of New York are to be found
at French's dry goods store, Bethel.
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CHRISTMAS TOYS AND DRY GOODS
mas shopping at his store. Full stock
of dry goods and Christmas toys of all
kinds.
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This is the season for rubber goods
We have them, in all sizes and styles
We are making speciality Of mems
felt boot combinations at 81 So 9th
responding low prices.-[Sandy Hook
Shoe Store.
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N. Y, is visiting her sister, Mrs B.
Mcnamara
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-15

NEWTOWN AGRICULTURAL FAIR
co.
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chocolates in fancy boxes from 25c to
81 so. At Morris.
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G. F. Duncombe starts for Southern
California, Monday.
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William Thicket is putting in new
floor in the rear of the store Of Belts &
Belts.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-15

Hot soda, clam and tomato bouillor
at Belts & Belts.
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Mrs Margaret Blake of Matteawan,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-12-15

E. J. Hall is now settled in his new
stove and tin store. He is Offering
good bargains in parlor and kitchen
stoves, tin ware, etc
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e. II. Beers, who has been spending
few days with his father, Charles E.
Beers, has gone to Danbury, where be
has accepted position in the Peoples
market in that city.
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DOR SALE-Pair heavy oxen. fancy broke. 5
years old. A top carriage good as new.
cheap. John w. Waterbury, East Village,
Monroe. P. O.: R. ID. II, Slepney Depot. CT.
EOR RENT-The place occupied by the late
I Nj. $. Otis, sconsisting of house, barn and
about three acres of land. House has large
rooms, high ceilings. and is heated by bot Wa
ter. Abundance Of fruit, good water And ex-
cellent barn. Enquire Of J. NJ. OLis. Mechan-
les s. Farmers Savings Bank, Bridgeport, CT
EOR SALE-Charcoal.tim timber of all kinds and
I cider. John II. Frank, huntingdon dis
trict. Newtown, Conn.
DOR SALE-At u ba gain, one horse, weight
L about 1850 pounds. One canopy top surry
one heavy single harness. one top ggy. all
in god condit on. K. y. Bennett, Branch
vile, Como.
EOR SALE-One pair OF heavy fat oxen. One
short box two horse ST. Ugh. with chilled
shoes. Strong and sound. One sweep horse
power with One or -four arms, wi b pulley and
arge circular saw. Power suit able for cut
ting and shredding stalks. Sheldon J. Logan.
Washington. Conn.
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CHOOSE HOLIDAY GIFTS
B BIG S7ocKs
IN fS COMFORT.

There in nutshell is what the store offers every person
choice from big good stocks and the opportunity make
that choice comfort That is what the store offers
sonally.
First are the Holiday Goods Just attractive lot Of
useful gifts the and such things that usually fore
Christmas We've searched far and wide for and
good things. We've found them They ready Come
and choose from them.
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The Probate Courts.

DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON. IS Probate
II Court, i'ec 9. 1905.
Estate OF Ores es H;ckox, late OF Wash
ington, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
ron 9 a d1 harao era r az SIX
of said estate to exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within said time.
will be debarred a recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
Annis B. Hickox, Executrtx.
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DOR SALE-At q bargain. a good Gold Coin
L XII chen range, coal or wood. Also a good
heavy team wagon. Matthias Carroll, Gray 5
Plain district. Sandy Hook. Ct.
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O0It OI VII -
For Wear, For the Home,
For the Table,
For the Little Folks.

And comfort in choosing. That is
The holiday spread there's plenty of
them and for everybody them There people
to
your baggage bundle MAR
floor Have purchases there They'll be we'll cared
No charge Run the third floor and enjoy the
little while chairs tired limbs
take whir of ones
freely. And hesitate questions all
enjoyable.
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CORSETS.

Ladies and Gentlemen. Christmas Greet
tngs" to their relatives and friends sent with
Perfect Fitting Corset. What b-tter: (EfGled
6y description and mailed to you) Bridal
CorSstS specially. Write Ito (Miss) Helen
MacMahon. lll9 Broad ST., Bridgeport |Jonu,
OPECIAL NOTICE-I have again opened the
~ shop owned by stephen Sanford. xeddinR
near the old button factory. I am prepared
u horseShoeing. carnage and wagon
pairing IN all its branches also all kinds Il
biacksmt' hing Satisfaction in the work done
At my shop Just give me n cali. Frank B.
Faverau Reddinx Conn
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For Sale.

10 New Portland Cutters, second hand
Portland cutter on springs; 4 secondhand
cheap sleigts; 2 second hand horses; 2 young
cows due in February.
FL. HOSFORD, New Preston, Ct.
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OTRAYED FROM PASTURE near Rock
House district. Last summer. one yearling
brindle calf. Information conc, rning sa me
address E. B. Sherwood, r. F. d. 81, Bridge
port. Conn.
o. r. SALEM ew mich COW with calf. Mich
ael White, Newtown. Conn.
DOR SALE-A fine White Chester boar for
L service. P NJ. Brotherton, Redding Cen
ter. Conn.
DOR SALE-Pair of 6-year-old working oxen.
or will exchange the same for a pair of
fat oxen. E. II Reed, Tory Hill, STRAIT
ford, Conn
DOR SALE-Two farms belonging to the es
tate OF Gilbert.N. CrO>by situated IN the
southern part of New Milford. One farm con-
tains about 125 acres. with good hou.e ana
bars. suitable fur selling m Tx and raising
tobacco. About $500 worth Of tobacco raised
the present season Good spring water run
ming at house and barn. Farm situated about
~ miles south Of Still River station. The
other farm containing about 81 acres, with
good house and other bui!d,c Farm stu
ated about IN miles from r. lR. Station. For
further information address Homer l.. Wan
Ter. Admin GATOR. p. o.: Brookted. Conn.
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WANEED-A few bushels of Sweet and
w White Dent or White Flint Corn on the
cob. Birdsey Parsons, Sandy Hook. ct.
MO BETTER CHRISTMAS PRESENT than
IN a Magazine subscription Sea or write me
about it.. Frank Wright. Newtown. Conn.
DOR SALE-One pair working oxen on tn"
premises of the late John Gilbert. Hunt
ingtoWn district. Miss Belle Gilbert, N W
town. Conn.
r WANT TO SELL. Rent or Let on Shares
/ my farm, with stock or without. ;consfsti' 9
Of 800 acres.One Of the best farms in this town.
with good buildings, all in good repair. There
is barns. dwelling houses, we'll watered
plenty of wood. well located within one mile
Of Depn,. good road. no snow drifts; a desir-
a bic locati n for CITY folks; will sol cheap as
an too old to farm it. ]. NJ. Black, Washing
ton Depot, Conn.
DOR SALE-The farm known as @. b. Sher-
man farm. C ntaining about So acres. \ cry
desirable place for city man waning country
residence. Stable room for p cows. Stables
for horses poultry. swine. etc; Residence less
than mi e from NewtOwn Station Borden
Milk Co Factory. High School. etc. Will be
sold reasonable to c ose estate. Inquire IF
Eli B. Beers. Adm. New,own. Conn.,. or A. T.
Nettleton at the Savings Bank.
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YOUNG WOMAN TRAVELS MANY THOU
SANDS OF MILES TO BECOME BRIDE.
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Power Horse Clipping

DOR SERVlOE-Lpp ear Chinese boar. VIII
+ liam Maly, Slap es Farms, Easton, ct.
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UyANEED-A few bushels of Sweet and
w White Dent or White Flint Corn on the
cob. Birdsey Parsons. Sandy Hook. ct.