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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-21

In response to the many requests for
'one more night" Of the Britt.Nelson
Aght pictures, the management has
made arrangement to put them on
again tonight. With the assistance OF
q new machine man and new spiel.
err" the pictures last night were In
every particular up to advance agents
"paper."
The crowd in numbers was not as
large as on preceding nights, but the
real interest and enthusiasm proved
that the audience thought the pictures
well worth while. Every blow struck,
the expansion of the fighters muscles
and the expressions on their faces and
on the faces of the Colma audience,
were watched with keen interest.
The performance will begin prompt
ly at 1880 this evening In order to
allow the picture people to 80 aboard
the Miowera. She sails at 10 o'clock
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-21

securing the proper seed so that the re-
suit was not what 1t should be. Last
year there was a crop Of Sumatra leaf
and this year 1t will be still larger.
The gentleman in charge of the station.
c. r. Blacow, was In town on Tuesday
on his return from Kau. and he show
ed that he had lost none Of the en-
thusiasm he displayed when he first as
sumed the duties Of guardian Of the
Government tobacco crop on this is'
land.-Herald.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-21

Latest sugar quotation, se25 cents.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-21
tennis CHAMPION
OF NEW ZEALAND
To PLAY HERE

II. A. Parker, tennis champion a
New Zealand, arrived this morning III
the Miowera. Mr.. Parker is on his
way home from the championship ten.
mis- matches held at Wimbledon, Eng.
land, this summer. In these matches
Mr.. Parker, after winning his way
through a large number Of first class
players, met W. Larned, former cham.
pion of the United States, with whom
ne played five-set match, almost win.
aing out. This fact alone stamps Mr..
Parker as player of the very first
rank.
AS the Miowera will not leave port
until 10 o'clock tonight, local matches
have been arranged with Mr.. Parker
for this afternoon, w. II. Roth cham
pion OF Hawaii, will meet him on the
Pacific Tennis Club courts at o'clock,
and at 3 o'clock the expert visitor will
play Major Van Vliet on the Beretania
Club courts. This will be a fine op.
portunity for lovers of the game TO see
really high rank expert demonstrats
the possibilities Of the game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-21
TOBACCO PROSPECTS.

Hilo, Oct. 19.-Tobacco Is a decided
success in Hawaii and movement Is
underway to establish company with
sufficient capital to develop the indus
try.
Out In Hamakua the Government un.
der Director Jared Smith started an
experimental station about three years
ago and the result has been highly sat
isfaction In every way. There was
some difficulty experienced at first In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-10-21

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
pEx, published In the Saturday Bulis.
tin and the Weekly Edition, gives .
concise and complete resume Of all 10.
gal notices, calls for tenders, Judo.
ments, building permits and real 20.
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin.
rs cents per month. Weekly Bulletin.
u per year.
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said she would pay my fare if would
go with her as she wanted to see her
brother, Reuben johnson. The next
day we went to the city and did some
purchasing. After dinner we came
back to the city and visited a food ex-
hibit. In the evening we went to the
Hyperian and saw the "Old Home
stead" The third day we came home.
She was very we'll at that time and
walked great deal. She kept up with
the rest in walking. She talked over
with Uncle Reuben the family affairs.
Was much interested in the food ex-
hibit. She knew the relatives that
she met in New Haven. Enjoyed the
theatre very much. She was a woman
of sound mind and business capacity.
Nothing in her facial appearance, con-
duct or failure of memory that would
Indicate failure of business capacity.
Mrs Coleman asked us up to her house
for Thanksgiving. Mrs Northrop par
ticipated in the conversation, which
was lively. Appeared at the time of
sound mind and memory. Her physi-
cal condition was good on this OCCASION.
She was fond of music and on this oc
casion enjoyed the music. On the oc-
casiOn OF the Christmas visits of Aunt
Emily to our house she always wanted
to assist in the preparations. Recall
the quilting at Mrs COleman's. Took
Aunt Emily and Mrs Charlotte Bots
ford. She was able to get in and out
of the carriage without assistance
Mental condition was all right at this
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past, is not recovering as rapidly as
her many friends wish she might.
Rev w. H. Jepson and Mrs H. Mich
OILS were the guests of Mrs L. r. Hoyt,
Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs Eli Wakeman haye en-
tertatned out of town relatives.
Mrs.I. N. Thorp is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs Elmer Treadwell OF
Bethel.
Carl Tews has accepted a position in
NOrwalk.
Rev Mr. Jepson has started con-
tirmation class, as the bishop expects
soon to visit this parish. =:
Frank M: Nichols started, last week
for Jacksonville, Fla, where he ex-
poets to work at his trade during the
winter.
Harry Nichols was the guest Of bis
mother over Sunday. 4
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LOCAL NEWS OF 1NrEREt1Ss e

LOCAL NEWS OF 1NrHkEl4f E.
Mrs Jane E. Taylor and Miss Nellie
p. Bridlh :sRent spnsd$y V1eh Mr. and
Mrs Frank Staples Of Easton.
Rev ana MTH A. L:<EauSt sare spend
ing the week in New York City among
friends and 2relatives, H.. - :E':e IL y
n Mr. and Mrs E. B. Corning and John
Shepherd of Bridgeport, Miss Gather
inc Sherman of'NeW Haven and Fred
,erick f. Hunter were Sunday guests
at e. E. Osborne's.
Mrs Robert Duncomb has returned
from 3. visit in New, York state,,t
Mrs B, A. Nichols Of shelton and
Spent Friday and Saturday with Mrs
Arr Beardsaey..gs nv NSt s<'' yes p
10 Miss Mabel Hayes wasi nathesPark
City, Saturday. e2s@ i - Wy
u xMps James GloveFs daughter andeson
OF Shelton, were guests Of Mrs Burr
: NE fg7snds ., ,MFs Edwards s.
Bearqsley ate vs5y; mu9h gFlsysd oyer yer
SpBfI laacsksmit6 Klein and wife was
away over Sunday.
Graft & Lyon have just completed
Esputting on the finish to George Clark s
new residence in Long Hill.
Mrs Leander Wheeler of Hunting.
ton Is spending the week with hel
daughter, Mrs Edwards S. JBeardsley
who has been seriously iii for some
time.
Mail Man Hayes is able to carry the
mail again, much to the pleasure Of
the patrons Of the route. .s.
Mrs Turney Northrop entertained
Bridgeport guests over Sunday.
) Moses Fl. Thorpe marketed a fine lo1
Of turkeys on Tuesday.
L. V. Slade and George Knapp Wis
tied in Danbury, Monday.
Stephen-7B. Hayes captured a fine
bag full OF game on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Perry B. Hubbel enter
tanned Bridgeport friends, Sunday.
Miss Florence Hayes OF New Haver
is spending Thanksgiving week at the
home Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ed
son Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs George Platt of Bridge
port spent Tuesday in this place visit
ing among old neixhbors and friends
DR. Garlick of Bridgeport was calico
in consultation with DR. Hill, las
week, upon the case of Mrs E. S
Beardsley, who wasquite i'll and con
! fined to her bed.
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saying that sit was a mis-
take; Aunt Emily must have forgot

remember saying that sit was mis-
take; Aunt Emily must have forgot
ten you" : :
Redirect: Was at Mrs Beers and
Mrs Dibble came down. The will was
under discussion and Mrs Beers
thought Aunt Emily didn't intend to
leave them anything and MES pibble
was positive tfiatshe did, =, = -
j., Charles G. Brakeman: Lived insthe
Brick house up to 1889. PurvisSand
Hubbell have occupied the premises
and my son, Charles. Do not know
what became Of the deed of the brick
house, from Mrs Northrop to Mrs
Brakeman. Know there was deed
Was about one year before my wife's
death. Saw the deed drawn by ChaFies
81. Peck. The witnesses were Turuey
and Oliver Northrop.
Cross examination: l bargained
with David Northrop for the farm for
$4,000. 1 gave to him a mortgage
which he willed to the Northrop boys.
They decided 1T to Aunt Emily Tor
$4,000; she in turn decided it to my wife
for $4,000. Never paid for it. After
my wife's death gave up the place to
Aunt Emily and WENT toslfve on my
own place. As administrator I turned
possession Of the place over to Mrs
Northrop. Was appointed admins
traitor in Qxder to draw some money to
pay the interest ousFhe place. After
turned it over to her she rented it.
Mrs Northrop accepted possession as
owner. Has been In possession as own
er since 1889. No III feeling between
Mrs Northrop and myself or wife.
Redirect: My wife arranged to pay
the interest yearly at four per cent.
paid her $50 interest after my wife
died. When l gave the key up l said:
"There is the key" She said: II
would like to have you stay" She has
leased the place to my son. Don't
know whether any rent has been paid.
Cross examination: Aunt Emily did
not present any claim against my
wife estate. Deed was never record
ed to my knowledge
Levi c. Morris: Knew Mrs Emily
Northrop. Commenced to do business
With her in 1900. Sold groceries to her
about once week. Transacted bust
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WOODBURY.


George Wells has moved into L. e.
Dawson's house on West Main street.
Mrs L. A. Treat has been sick. the
past week.
Miss Carrie Judson of WATERFOWL is
visiting at J. H. CowleS'.
Miss Ruth Saxton entertained sew
eral OF her young friends on Saturday
afternoon. 49,
Leon Barnes entertained a number
Of relatives on Thanksgiving day. :
The union Thanksgiving service is to
be- held in the North church, next
Sunday evening. Special music has
been prepared. = ~ ..: >@zr RI
The North Church Sunshine society
on next "Wednesday evening in the
chapel. Several other attractions are
in preparation. s-..,,.
Arthur Buckingham has moved to
Frank Ward drives team for. L. E.
Dawson. j. 49, 4 j:
Mrs G. P. Crane is in Waterbury TOR.
change in hope that 1t may benefit
her health. n ". III
Miss Lucy Gordon is visiting in
Bristol. - 1871: ri g. j.
Miss Kate Smith entertained the
Sunshine Circle on Friday afternoon.
Rev Mr. Bloomfield OF the South
church will exchange pulpits with Rev
J. S. Wyckoff, next Sunday. morning.
Jesse Minor of Waterbury visited
his mother on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Smith are spend
ing the week at Mrs Smiths home in
Sheffield, Mass.
Mrs w. L. Munsell of Winsted has
been spending a few days with hei
son, S. W. Munsell.
Mrs L. F. Wright's mother has come
to spend the winter with her.
Mr. and Mrs S. W. Munsell and son,
Rufus, also Austin Isham of Waterbu.
ry, visited at G. A. Isham's, Thanks.
giving day.
Miss Ellen Terrill entertained her
| brothers and sisters families on
Thursday, in Flanders.
r. Curtiss and daughter, Eula, have
| moved into the house with Miss Fan
ME Curtiss, in the hollow.
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GEORGETOWN.



! Miss Viola Thomas at this writing
is improving = ~
Wilbur Thompson Of Danbury
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Margaret Northrop and Miss
Smith were 10 town calling, on Friday
of last week.
Mrs G. W. Jennings and daughters,
Octavia and Gladys are spending a
few days in Nod.
Miss Belle Egglestpn is now at Che
Home Of her father Rev A. O. Eggfes-
ton, for the winter.
Mrs Fred Kearns is in town.
F:B: Bout6n aha son, Floyd: spent
Saturday in R'dgetfeld2 ss.A:g
Miss Maud Northrop and mother
spent Monday in Danbury.
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LYONS PLAINS.
NEWS HEREABOUTS.

Mrs Clifford PatChen has been quite
i'll, the past week.
The burial of Mrs Elizabeth Lob
dell, wife of John Lobdell, of Green
field, took place in Lyons Plains GENE.
terry, last Saturday. Mrs Lobdell was
we'll known in this place and her hus.
band and family have the sympathy of
host of friends in their bereavement.
Mrs H. H. Nichols entertained Rev
William Jepson at tea, last week We'd
nesday afternoon.
T. W. Treadwell is slowly improv.
ing.
Mrs John Williams, who has been in
Norwalk hospital for several weeks
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THE SCHOOL ENNMERATIioN.

=
The enumeration from the different
district committees are in the hands Of
the school visitors and show substan-
tial gain over last years enumeration:
Cutters Farms 36, Birdsey's Plain So,
Eastern 80, Centert29, Walkers Farms
10, Stepney Depot H. Elm Street Is,
making total of 1872 between the ages
OF and IS. 1 - ~ ID
Washington lodge, No. -, f. & A.
NJ, viii elect officers for the ensuing
year on Monday evening, December II.
Warren w. Bliss and wife have visit
ed at Representatiye John 3 Pope's in
Oxford.
Harmony er Il - I Art Us Off
GERS on Friday evening, December 8.
Albert Wheeler is building a new ice
house.
Mrs Fred W. Hawley, who has been
critically i'll at her home, in Cutters
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placed in their factory, new 25-hofse
power boiler. 45S1t:: <~g< = I
Silas Vincent has just had newl50-
horse power boiler put at his cider
and saw mill.
Charles R, Hatch has just built a
new reservoir to add to the water sup
ply for his house and Is having Asset
of tubs put in his house.
f. A. Boerum has had new signs
painted on his factory. ,
William Ferris, who had zone of bis
limbs badly bruised by being caught I'D
the carriage OF Reuben Stoves steam
sawmill a short time ago, is now i'm
proving and is able to be about.
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RRANCHVILLE.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Prof Costello and his famous dog,
Jack, are raising havoc among foxes
and coOnS, this season, at the poultry
plant at Sunny Brook. Within short
time Prof Costello has caught and
help Of Jack.
= Mrs Partridge took pleasant drive
to Ridgefeld, Monday, and called on
Mr. and Mrs b. Whitlock.
The Southern New England Tele-
phone Co. are putting in new line in
this place. Several are having tele-
phones put in their houses. Charles
B. MorehOuSe is to have one; also Mr.
Burdett and Ferris Morehouse and
perhaps D. G.. White at Sunny Brook.
Work is already commenced.
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TRUMBUL1.
MISS KACHELE-MR NICHOLS.

MISS KAc 2I1sl : Mr. 1 NICHOLS. !
A quiet wedding took place at the
Congregational parsonage, last Wed
nesday afternoon ats2 30 O'Clock, when
Miss Caroline Kachele of Tashua and
Harry B. Nichols of Fairfield Woods
we're united in marriage by Rev Jud-
son L. Cross. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs Nichols left for
a two weeks trip to~Nerthern- New
York state.
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GUARANTEED ~o>E FOR PILES.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud-
ing piles. Druggists refund money IL
PazO Ointment fails to cure any case,
no matter of how long standing, in six
to IA days. First application gives
ease and rest. SOC. II your druggist
hasn't it send SOC in stamps and it will
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THE SEASON OF INDIGESTION.

The season Of indigestion is upon US.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for Indigestion
and Dyspepsia will do everything for
the stomach that an overloaded or
over-worked stomach can not do for it,
self. kodul Digests what you eat
gives the stomach a rest-relieveS sour
stomach, belching, heartburn, indi-
gestion, etc. Sold by S. E. Sanford s.
Co., Newtown; Belts & Belts, Sandy
Hook; Stephen French, Stepney
Depot; Williams s. Scoyille, South
Britain.
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At the annual meeting of the Con.
gregational Sunday school the follow
ing officers were elected FOR the COM
ing year: Superintendent e. S.5Fair-
child; assistant superintendents, E
T. Nichols, Mrs JudsonrL. Cross; sec
rotary and treasurer, Mrs Emil T. Der.
ger; pianist, Miss Minnie Maf1ett; Ii.
brarian, e. H. Rogers,F5;s:t v.>2..sl.:*:
The new chapel hymnals arrived,
last week, and we're used, Sunday, in
the Sunday school, Christian Endeavor
meeting and at the evening service.
The first part of the Sunday evening
services will be devoted to a song serv-
ice for the purpose Of learning new
hymns. All those who can sing are
specially urged to be present.. 4s7>>..
Henry Pettitof Bethel visited at E.
H. Rogers, one day last week. /
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ness with her personally up to about
one year ago. Saw her about once a
week. In my dealings with her she
was a woman of sound mind as far as
could see.
Cross examinations: Saw her about
once a week. Never heard Of her in
connection with spiritualism.
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which were most appropriate to the
subject of the evening.

which were most appropriate to the
subject of the evening.
Mr. AND MRS WILLIAM ELLIS sURPR1s-
+ ~ ED. Z
Mr and Mrs William Ellis of Elm
wood were given surprise party at
their home, Tuesday evening, by their
friends and neighbours The evening
was most delightfully."- spent In music
and in playing various games. Re
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs Fred Stierle,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Olmstead and
daughter, Lillian, Mr. and Mrs Clifford
Morgan and daughter, Ethel, Mrs G.,
Bradley, Miss Kate Judd, Mrs Hughes,
Mrs W. b. Eastman, Miss Ella Cor
man, Hermon Stone, Miss Daisy Mo-
shier, Misses Isabelle and Rosalie Oh
Ter; J. G. Smith of Plumtrees; Mrs
Davis of Passaic, IN. j., and T. Shaw
of MiddletOwn, New York.
Mrs Hermon Taylor of Center street
is visiting friends in Hartford.
T. Shaw of Middletown, N. Y, is
visiting at the home of W. Ellis, Elm
wood.
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800
1850
Ten Pages.
OUR NElGHBORS.
NEW FAIRFIELD.
A BUSY FIRM.

r. Hatch & son keeps things hum
ming at their factory. Last week
they delivered to J. c. Johnson Of
Danbury a handsome new bakery wag
on for his business, new business
wagon to J. L. Wilcox of Bristol; a
new delivery wagon to Fitchlate Gro
Gerry Co., of Southington; new bust
ness wagon to Charles E. Vincent or
New Fairfield, and new farm WACO n
to Louis Durgy of New Fairfield.
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BROOKFIELD.

The ladies of St Paul's Guild will
hold chicken pate supper and Christ
mas sale table, Friday evening, De-
cember s. Supper served from 6 to
O'Clock.
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KENT

CHICKEN PIE SUPPER AND SALE.
The Ladies Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will have a chicken
pie supper with all the fxings on the
evening Of December. s. Also sale
of fancy and useful articles suitable
for Christmas. Don't fail to attend
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MILTON.
MRS DESIRE GRISWOLD,

MRS DESIRE GRISWOLD.
Mrs Desire Griswold passed away on
Thursday last. aged 81 years. She is
survived by two sons, Lewis and Ash
ael Griswold. The funeral took place
on Sunday afternoon.
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A SUCCESSFUL DAIRYMAN,

David II Disbrow has just had his
large barn all newly painted and has
named his farm, Homestead Dairy
Farm" which with the name of D H
Dis5row & Son, he has had painted on
his barn, and the words, 'Devon
Stock" on his stock barn. He is now
grading about his barn and is also to
grade the lawns all about his house.
When the work is all completed his
place will be greatly improved. Mr.
Disbrow & Son are wintering, this
year, about 100 head Of stock, mostly
of Devon grade. He has some very
fine animals in his herd.
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BETHEL.
AN ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.

"A
There was quite an excitement, last
Friday afternoon, at the factory of the
Ellis Wood Working Co., when John
Mohlin, who has been faithful EN-
ploye of the company for three years,
tried to commit suicide. About time
for the factory to close, Friday, Nj
Moulin was missed from his usual
place of work ina small room on the
second floor of the faetosy and search
was made for him. Mr. Blanc, foreman
of the factory, found him in this room
where he worked doubled up inside
cabinet which was four feet long, -four
feet high and two feet wide which be
was building. Mr. Moulin is man
weighing about $50 pounds and it was
quite task to extricate, him from the
cabinet but Mr. Ellis and the wurkmen
succeeded in doing so and found he
was all covered with blood and on ex-
amfning him found he had cut his
wrist very badly and had bad cash
over bis heart. One of the employees
quickly summoned DR. G: D. White,
who examined him and decided to take
him at once to the Danbury hospital.
The wound over the heart he found
quite deep one but the wrist seemed
to be the more dangerous of the two
wounds. The knife with which he did
the work was veneering knife which
he used about his work and had
blade about five inches long. The
knife and a brad awl, after little
search, were found under some shay
ings in the cabinet in which Mr. Mob
lin had crawled. just why he got in
to the cabinet seems a mystery. Be
fore the doctor came Mt Ellis and bis
fellow workman got him water to
drink and did what they could Ito
make him al comfortable as possible
and he expressed the desire to be TAX
en- to his home on Golden Hill that he
might die. A carriage took him to
the Danbury hospital, where he is
now getting along quite we'll and it is
thought he will recover. Mr. Mohlin
was an expert workman and, beside
working three years for the company,
had benin the employ OF MI Ellis for
five years previous. He had always
been liked by his employers as we'll as
by his fellow workman. The cause of
the act seems to be mystery.
H. T. Fulford is spending week in
Mt Vernon with his daugher. Mrs w.
A. Miles.
The Baird & Untiedt Hat Co. have
had their offices enlarged and are to
have them all nicely fitted up with new
desks and fixtures. The Ellis Wood
Finishing Co. have the contract for
the new fixtures and will also put them
in. When the work is all completed
they will have an up-to-date Office in
every respect.
Henry Petit visited relatives in
Trumbull and Bridgeport, last week.
George X. Davis of Danbury is as
sisting at the railroad station, during
Mcmahon, who is i'll at his home.
The Current Events club met with
Mrs Theodore Smith, Milwaukee ave-
nue., Monday evening. The program
of the evening was on "Russia; it's Re-
ligious, Social and Educational Life"
Miss Lucy Marks of Sound Beach IA
vored the guests with a number OF
songs, several being Russian songs,
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GRANGE NOTES 1;EjElssjs

Harmony Grange held it's regular
meeting on Friday evening, November
"a, and F. M. Candee of Naugatuck
was present on a visit Of inspection.
A fine turkey supper at the close
brought to climax an evening Of real
enjoyment.
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DEATHS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q, Kate wife Of
Edward Patch and daughter of DR. Albert
Fox, formerly of Danbury.
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GRANGE NOTES.

1t will be election Of officers at The
Grange, Friday evening, December
and it is hoped . large, attendance viii
be on hand.
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SOUTHPORT.
A SUDDEN DEATH.


On the morning Of the 23d, as Mrs
Patch, who resided at what is known
as the Bostwick four corners, was pre-
pairing to- 60 to Waterbury, she was
suddenly stricken down and lived but
a short time. At the time when quit e
a territory was burned over, last
spring, set fire as supposed by sparks
from a passing freight, Mrs Patch, in
assisting to extinguish the fire and
save their property, was greatly pros
trated and has never recovered from
the shock produced. Mrs Patch was
the daughter of the aged DR. Fox.
Much sympathy is felt for the afflicted
father and the husband, who mourn
her loss. Her remains were taken,
Friday afternoon, to Danbury, where
the deceased formerly resided.
Mrs G. n. Curtiss and daughter,
Ruth, have returned to their home at
Maple Shade farm, after weeks Wis
it with relatives and friends in New
town, "Stepney and Stevenson. The
weather the entire week was all tina t
could be desired for driving through
the country and a very enjoyable time
is reported.
By the removal of Robert Orr, book
keeper for the Diamond Match Co.,
the past three and one-balf years, this
community has met with loss, for all
wish to keep good citizen and no one
mours when poor one takes leave.
1t was quite surprise to all. but a
few intimate friends, when on last
Thursday morning Mr. Orr sent his
resignation to the Diamond Match
Co.'S. office in New York City. On Fri
day at 8 a. M, an official from the
company's office reached Southford.
Mr. Orr had been rendered a fine po-
sition in a banking house and had al
ready accepted and was expected to be
in Jersey City and at his place of bust.
ness Monday morning. Mrs Orr, who
is in very poor health, accompanied
her husband to New York on Sunday.
Their household goods were shipped
on Tuesday, the rest of the family
leaving the same day.