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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1905-09-08
LONG HILL.
LOCAL NOTES.

LOCAL NOTES.
Mrs Thomas Lord, Mrs Thomas Nc
Quinn and children and Mrs Joseph
KOhler and children enjoyed the da,
at Steeplechase Island, and all had
very enjoyable time.
The new cereal, Quaker Pulled Rice
is fine one and pleases all who try it
l0c. Also a full line of all kinds OF
cereal for breakfast at w. n. Hurd's
the grocer.
Mr. and Mrs Fl. A. Garfield Of New
Haven, and Mr. and Mrs Lester Huber
OF Easton, were guests, Labor day, OF
Mr. and Mrs G. G.. Downs.
R. &C. Toucey is pushing the pro-
posed automobile bus line between
Long Hill and Bridgeport, and it is
hoped that he will meet with success.
Master Harold Toucey received
quite bad cut on the forehead from
a falling stone, last Tuesday. DR. Gal.
iup dressed the wound and the young
man is now doing nicely.
Leo Gabler and family spent Sunday
in Bridgeport, the guests of Mrs Cab
ler's parents, Mr. and Mrs Nichols.
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All first G lass stores sell these goods
Easton, the guest of Miss Abbie
Bradley.
Edward Corning is again on the sick

Easton, the guest Of Miss Abbie
Bradley.
Edward Corning is again on the sick
list.
William @. Nichols is spending a
few days with friends in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs A. B. Curtis attended
the dedication Of the Masonic temple
in Danbury, last Tuesday.
We have just received new lot of
table and floor oil cloth; also new
line of linOleum and there are a mum.
Der OF new and pretty patterns. Call
at my store and look them over
stephen French at the depot.
J. II. Provost, miller for B. Curtis &
Co., looks very neat in his new com
plete miller's suit, which he is wear.
ing about the mill these days, and is
receiving congratulations from the
customers.
q. l.. Smalley has just completed a
large new body for Joseph Farrar's
charcoal wagon and is now building a
new farm wagon with Pinch axles fol
j. Coley Fields
Chester Terrill, J. Carlton Joyce
Herbert w. Joyce and John Rockwell
attended the Orange fair, last Tuesday
John Rockwell of Ridgetield is spend.
ing few days with Mr. and Mrs Her.
tert w. Joyce.
Mrs Royal Curtis of New York is
a guest, this week, or Mr. and Mrs A.
B. Curtis
Mrs Annie e. Bennett Of Velvet
street is visiting friends in New YORK
for few days.
q. S. Everett Of Tashua has just pur
chased new Fairbanks gasoline en-
CINE for use on his farm. He unloadec
it at the Depot last Tuesday.
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MONKOE.
A FINE CONCERT ASSURED.

A FINE CONCERT ASSURED.
A concert will be held on Friday,
Septembe 6, the East Village Method
list church. If Friday should be
stormy it will be on Saturday evening,
the 9th. The program will be as fol-
lows
Trio, Sonata, Pleyel Op. 4s.
VIM. r. De Banks. Violin;
VIM. II. Plumb, Flute;
Clearance Rolfe, Piano.
Solo, Sing Me to Sleep, Edwin Green.
George E. Andrews, Violin
Obligato, VIM. r. De Banks.
Recitation, Selected.
Matilda Smith.
Violin Solo, Cavatina, Raft.
Mr. DeBanks.
Solo, "Hushien''
Alicia Adelaide Needham m.
b Because l love you, Dear,
Hawley.
Miriam Holbrook.
Flute Solo, Andante, Religioso,
Francis Thome.
b Selected.
Recitation, Selected
Miss Hattie Smith.
Piano Solo, Barchetta,
Ethelbert Nevin.
Clarence Rolfe.
Solo, "Bees Courtship,''
Guy D. Hardelot.
b Selected.
Miss HOlbrOOk.
Violin Solo, Meditation, Fauconier.
Mr. De Banks.
Recita tion, Selected.
Miss Smith.
Flute Solo, Serenade Russo,
MOrceau Characteristic W.
Popp, Or POI.
Mr. Plumb.
Song, Selected.
Mr. Andrews.
Trio, Awakening Of Spring, Bach.
b Selected.
Messrs Rolfe, De Banks, Plumb.
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ring f00R' 0 Fiank nj Peters, Waterbury
J. W. G. Oh z,
James Murphy, Naugatuck
James Fergerson, New Haven
Daniel Big, no.. w., u,,o,,
j. Il. Nc Laughlin, Milford
olaytie Wilton b. E. nnrand. Anson,a
Country Chimes Gk ? q ". Smith, nooaua
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15
2.29 class trot or pace-purse $500.
Curtiss & Pollak Waterbury.
Gold Leaf. W F. Pinckney RrOokte' d.
Babe Wilkes, b G. E. G. Thompson, Lee, Mass.
E. G. Thompson. Lee. Mass,
Morrow O.. g, j. B. Kirk, Newtown
Frank Evitts. New Milford.
Kittie Mac. br m, o. E. Swan. Carmel.
Sadie L.. br N, J. B. Lewis, New Milford
Chester O.. CHI g.
Quick Turn, g:Walter D. Bowman, Wassaic.
Master SPHINX; brg; NJ u,u.on w,,.o p,.,ns
Path Finder br S, O. H. Corners, Waterbury
Maude Bell, b m, r: E. Donovan. Derby.
Mas5f MSi n M sssys HsM Eaysa
300 Class-Trotting-P 800.
| Betsey v, b. M, I'D. Atwood Woodbury.
Prince Oak, br. M,
o.op, William Noble Nausatuck
Ross Martin, b. g..
E. G. Thompson. Lee. Mass
Diamond St Clair, 81. E Ma DRY, NewtOwn
Belle W; m. VIC: Wheeler, Danbury
Teddy 81. b g.. A. =. Hall.
kittie Mac. b. M. O. E. Swan, Carmel. N Y.
Gen'l Lee. b. G., Daniel Garfield, New Milford
| Orissa Allerton. E. %. Marsh :" g
| Rosewood, b. g., A. Dayton, Bridgeport
Gus Sutton, who formerly conducted
d barber shop here, is in town for a
short stay.
Clayson Perry has rented the store
formerly occupied by George McCau-
ley, and will open a mems furnishing
and clothing store.
A. w. Piper spent the holiday here
in town.
Carl Northrop, who formerly worked
at Booth & Bentley's, has gone to
Bridgeport to live.
w. StillSon has sold his house and
grounds to Mr. Arnold, the violinist.
Mr. Stillson will shortly move to New
York to live.
Henry Harris spent the forepart of
the week in New York.
Platt at Hawleyville, Can sell you
pine tobacco lath.
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The handsome postal cards made
by our local photographer, Frederick
Sherman, are having large sale.
Many who thought to try only one sur
Prise The mselves with dozen or more,
which speaks we'll for the artist and
his work.
Miss Blanche Purdy and Lester L.
Burr have returned from a visit viii h
friends In New York state They made
the trip In Mr. Burr's automobile.
Miss Katherine Reitter left, Thurs
day, to continue her studies at North.
field seminary.
Miss Grace Edwards recently enter
tanned friend from Bridgeport.
Nichols have just returned from a Wis
it Of two weeks with Mrs F. N. Lyons
of Stratheld.
Jerome Nichols and family spent
Labor Day In Stratteld, the guests of
Mrs Lyon.
Mrs William Gilbert and daughter
have been recent guests of Mrs Henry
Sherman.
Richard Broderick has gone to the
White Mountains for stay of two
weeks.
George Reitter, who has been spend
ing few weeks with his parents, has
returned to his school duties at North
field, Mass.
Rev Mr. Faust entertained over Sun
day and Labor day Miss Florence
LOptOn Of New York and Miss Kaye
and two lady friends from Bronxdaie,
N. Y, who were members Of his church
while at that place.
Misses Mary Seeley, Florence Hull
and Emma Mellen have visited in Dan
bury.
Mrs Lester Purdy and son of Bridge
port, and Miss Bessie Westgate Of
Meriden, N. H., are guests Of Mrs Zal-
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hodge and son,
George, who spent two weeks vaca-
tiOn at Patterson, N. Y, are spending
q few days with Mrs Mary Turney in
New Haven.
Martin Faust, who has spent about
three weeks with his uncle, Rev Mr.
Faust, has returned to New York.
Rev Mr. Faust and wife are spending
the week In New York City.
At the annual meeting of the Step
ney Cemetery Association held Mon
day evening, S: B. Hayes was elected
president, G. H. Lyon, secretary, and
Arthur Tyrrell, treasurer.
At the Methodist church, Sunday
morning, the subject OF the sermon
will be "Seeing God" A meeting
Will U0 uclU Oh Uuc uTecu dU upper
Stepney at 5 p. M, with preaching by
the pastor. Sunday school at Halter
town ats p. M, with preaching serv-
Ice at 6 p. m.
Mrs Elizabeth A. Beardsley and
granddaughter, Ruth, spent sew
eral days, last week, In Shelton,
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs D. A. Mich
OILS.
w. s. Henry of Providence, r. l.,
and G. w. lBevans and family were
guests, Sunday, OF Mr. and Mrs Levi
Bevans.
Charles Meyerholz Of Bridgeport has
moved his family into Mrs Albert w.
Fairchild's house, just north Of the
Meth d st church.
Mrand Mrs L. V. Slade have num-
Der OF telept on. men stopping at theil
home for few weeks.
There were no services, Sunday, at
either the Methodist or Baptist
churches on account Of the severe rain
storm.
The Fairfield Baptist association
will hold meeting at the Baptist
church here the last week in Septem-
Der.
Mrs Levi Bevans spent Tuesday in
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WEST REDDING.
PERSONAL CHAT.

The song of the katy-did reminds
one very forcibly that Fall is surely
approaching.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Read were made
happy by the arrival of daughter in
their home, last week.
There were but few attended the
Sunday school picnic on Thursday Of
last week.
Madam Rumor says wedding bells
soon to ring.
Arthur Todd entertained his en-
ployees at his home a. Bell Island, on
Labor day.
Mrs Stephen Barnum went to New
Haven, last week, with her grandson,
Master Leo Kimball.
Arthur Todd has had to add to his
force of coopers as his orders are rush.
ing and work increasing so fast.
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ENTRIES FOR THE HORSE RACES AT
THE NEW MILFORD FAIR.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER -.
215 Glass, trot or pace. Purse 200.
II. w. Curtiss, Woodbury.
w. G. Kinsella, Fairfield
Gen Shafter, G, w. B. Brown, Derby
Harry Hot Spur, Oh G,
Wankeena, Big, e. B. Swan, Carmel
Suzette, b m, }. 81. Lewis, New Milford
Blacksmith, blk g,
Geo. A: Thompson, White Plains
Frank Peters, Waterbury
G. o. D., Oh e,
James Fergerson, New Haven
R. w. Smith, Moodus
Little Miss, b m,
P. Mortell, New Haven
McGadock, b s, W. Miner, New Haven
Rubsley, br g,
W. S. Woodruff, Orange
224 Glass, trot or pace; Purse 5000.
Nancy Granger, m,
Curtiss & Pollak, Waterbury
Gold Leaf, CHI S,
W. F. Pinckney, Brookfeld
Rex, blk g, T. F. Young, Danbury
Babe WINGS E: g. p & Thompson, Lee, Mass
Ross Martin, Big,
Morrow c, br g, J. B. Kirk, Newtown
Adovboy, blk (,
Frank Evitts, New Milford
Kansas Boy, CHI g,
Orange Lewis, Bridgeport
Chester B, ch g,
Beeman & Strong, New Milford
Waiter Bowman, wassaic
""S'' M avn n r. Horton 1; White Plains
J VIC, ch g,
Daniel, Big,
James Fergerson, New Haven
Copper Coin, BIS,
Maud Bell, m,
T. E. Donovan, Derby
Clytie Wilton, b G, E. Durand, Ansonia
Lady Elm, b NJ,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER IA.
2.45 Glass, trot or pace, Purse 800.
george H. William Il Noble, Naugatuok
Prince OAK William RE' Noble, naugatuoh
Hal Direct, W. G. Kinsella, Fairfield
Ross Martin, bg,
E. G.. Thompson, Lee, Mass
~ ''' ' ii. E. Mallory, Newtown
Diamond St Clair, b G,
H. E. Mallory, Newtown
W. G. Wheeler, Danbury
Sunnedore, Oh &,
George A. Kinner, Danbury
Advoboy, blk g,
Frank Evitts, New Milford
Teddy Teddy H. BE- e. . A. A. Hull Danoury
Beeman & Strong, New Milford
Waiter Bowman, Wassaic
F. M. Booth, Naugatuck
Master Jim, Big, E. Perry, Bridgeport
John Mack, blk G,
P. Mortell, New Haven
Rosewood, Big,
A. Dayton, Bridgeport
Kimberly, bs, Geo. Durgy, Sherman
2l9 class, trot or pace, purse 5000.
Fl. W. Curtiss, Waterbury
P. F. Young, Danbury
Carnage, Big
w. G. KinSella, Fairfield
Harry Hot Spur, Oh G,
F. G. Tuthill, Lee, Mass
Quick b m, G. e. Swan, Carmel
Kansas Boy, CHI g,
Orange Lewis, Bridgeport
Daisy L. br m,
James Marsh, New Milford
Blacksmith, blk G,
George A. Thompson, White Plains
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Home Made

Have your cake, mullins, and tea bis
cult homemade. They will be hesher,
cleaner, more tasty and wholesome.
Royal Baking Powder bel ps the house
wife to produce at home, quickly and eco
nomically, fine and tasty cake, the raised
hot-biscuit, buildings, the frosted layer
cake, crisp cookies, crullers, crusts and
mullins, with which the ready~made food
found at the bake~shop or grocery does
not compare.
Royals the greatest of bake-day helps.
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OUR NElGHBORS.
sTEPNEY.
A JOLLY CORN ROAST.

On Tuesday evening, August 20, Mr.
and Mrs NJ. B. Hawley gave a corn
roast for the "Jolly -Four" and their
friends from New York, Hartford and
Newtown. The tables were placed
on the lawn, where the guests enjoyed
q bountiful spread. No end Of fun and
amusement was on the program from
the sitting to the rising OF the diners.
Photographer Sherman arrived upon
the scene and finding the company In
q happy mood captured the whole
group with bis camera as they sat at
the banquet table.
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WE ASK YOU TO EXAMINE

The financial statement of this bank
found elsewhere in this paper. If
your patronage and influence have, IN
any degree, contributed TO the success
OF our business, we thank you for it..
II, as yet, you are not patron, let
this be your invitation to become one
1.-THE City National Bank, 1Ol, 1903,
1O5 Wall street, Bridgeport.
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REDDINGo
VOTE FOR STATE ROAD WORK

VOTE FOR STATE ROAD WORK.
At a special town meeting, last
Thursday, it was voted to expend $4,000
for State roads and let out the work.
ing of the town roads to contractors to
the lowest bidder. The roads at pres
ent are in bad repair with poor pros
pect Of any improvement. Many are
opposed to the State road as it takes
all the money and help and the town
roads go wanting for repairs.
City boarders will mostly leave, this
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MIDDLEBURY.
A CHURCH FAIR.

Cd u hCd r Alhs
There will be fair in the Town
hall, on Tuesday, September IL, fol
the benefit of the Leverett Stearns
Griggs Organ fund. The fair is under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid 50.
ciety of the Congregational church.
There will be IL different booths. The
Christian Endeavor society have one,
the PASTORS class one, the Ladies' Aid
one. There will also be collar booth,
a handkerchief booth, and others.
Go and see; you can purchase variety
Of useful articles, such as comforta bles
aprons, jellies, pickles and canned
fruit put up by the ladies Of the
town. Admission to the hall, 1Oc
Sale begins at 3 o'clock in the after
noon. Supper will be served in the
vestry of the Congregational church
from $50 to O'Clock Adults 25c
children 15c. If very stormy, the
next day.
Eli Bronson has gone to Denver
Col, to attend the annual encamp
ment of the q. A. R.
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A REMEDY WITHOUT A PEER.

II find Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy ever used for stomach
trouble" says J. P Klote, IF Edna,
Mo. For any disorder of the stomach,
biliousness or constipation these tab
let's are without peer. For sale by
r. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor,
Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; w. n. Hurd:
Long Hill; A. b. Brakeman, Botsford,
S. J. Parks, Trumbuu.
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CAUSE OF INSOMNIA.

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less and is often the
cause of insomnia. Many cases have
been permanently cured by Chamber
lain'S Stomach and Liver Tablets.
For sale by R. H. Beers & Co., New.
town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy
Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B.
Brakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks,
'frumhllll
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3RANCHVILLE.

For the first time since the beginning OF the
BranchvilIe was represented at the fifth exhi-
bition, which was held August 81. E. w.
White sent a pen of his White Wyandott7 S
awarded no less than four ribbons for tn. Sc
two entries. one OF which was a special prize
for White Wyandotte cockerel.
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week. There was never so many in
town before.
For lots Of fun attend the Countr y
club fair at Greenfield Hill, Septem-
Der IL, Is and ID.
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A merry gathering was the com pany
at J. H: A tklns' on Labor day. One
of the features of the evening was a
mock marriage. The contracti ng par
ties were Miss Helen Murray and John
Austin, the maid of honor being Miss
May Atkins and John James the
groomSman. The knot was tied by
Rev(D J. G. Greenway. After the
beautiful ceremony several flash light
pictures were taken, out on the lawn,
of those who were present. After this
refreshments were served. The rest
of the evening was taken up with sing
ing, recita tiOnS and dancing. The
company all departed expressing a de-
sire tor another gathering soon.
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LONG HILL AND VICINITY

LONG HILL AND VICINITY.
The infant child of George Crofutt
was buried, last week.
Miss Cora Bennett returned from
New jersey, last week, and with Lucy
Beard resumes school work in Shelton,
this week.
Mrs sJessie Williams visited Mrs
Beers, last week.
Mrs 0. G. Beard spent last week with
her sister on White Hills.
Flora Beard returned to South Or
ange, Tuesday.
Misses Phebe and Helen Beard, Har-
riet Wakelee, Bessie and May Palmer
have returned from their tour in
Europe. May returns to Waltham,
Mass, Harriet goes to East Orange, N.
j., and Bessie teaches in Shelton.
Mrs Julia Beard and daughters have
been to Block Island.
DR. T. e. Beard is spending a few
days in Wells Hollow.
Mrs John Wilkinson has returned
from her visit to Branchville with her
daughter, Mrs Fred Hobby.
Miss Lizzie Wilkinson returns to
Brooklyn, this week.
Mr. Baker, whose house was burned,
has rented house in Rocky Rest.
WI is He'll Ids SOlU ucF pldCc W oil
Italian and moved to Shelton.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Congregational church
in Shelton meets at Century Farm
Fridsy afternoon at 3.
Schools began Tuesday and this veal
Trapfall children will be brought to
the Center by bus.
Mrs Perry Shaw is entertaining her
sister and mother from New York
state.
Harold Foote and family and Nj
and Mrs E. r. Hawley spent Labor
day at E. S. Hawley'S.
Mrs Olivia Stanley is visiting In
New Haven.
Mrs Albert Coan is visiting friends
in Orange.
Miss Bessie Bedell of Jacksonville
Florida, is at E. J. Buckingham's.
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The High school opened on Tuesday
with an attendance of about IS.

Meet me at Brennan's restaurant.
Our many readers will be glad to know
that this popular resort is located at
"a Golden Hill street, Bridgeport, and
the old patrons as we'll as new ones
can be assured of as good service and
attention as they received in days
past. Prices are the same-regular
dinners, Csc.
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SOUTHPORT.

A legal meeting of the voters of
the Southford school district will be
held, Tuesday night. A large attend
ance is desired.
Platt at Hawleyville, can sell you
pine tobacco lath,
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VALLEY FORGE NOTES.

VALLEY FORGE NOTES.
w. o. Sanford, who has been quite
seriously i'll, is gaining slowly.
Mrs b. F. Bassett, after spending a
week with her parents, returned to her
home in Redding on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs H. B. Wheeler, and Mr.
and Mrs William Osborn and daugh-
ter, spent Saturday at Steeplechase
Island.
Mrs W. o. Sanford, Mrs William
Osborn and Mrs Adell Hull have each
boarded some of the men who are add
ing more wires to the telephone line
running through this place.
Mrs Emma Perry is visiting friends
in Danbury.
The Misses Irene and Florence Perry
and brother, Andrew, drove to Putnam
Park one day recently.
Joseph Buckley was the guest Of his
mother over Sunday.
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SOUTH BRITAIN

ORDINATION OF REV G. L. FORTE.
The ordination to the Gospel minis
try OF Rev G. l.. Forte. pastor of the
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BROOKFIELD,

Mrs Egbert Shears and daughter,
Frances, and Mrs J. G. Symmetrical OF
Danbury, who have been spending the
summer in Hamilton, Ont, have re-
turned to their homes.
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EASTON.

Bigger and better than ever, the
Country Club fair at Greenfield Hill
September IL, 13 and H.
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HUNTINGTON.
THE CHURCH PICNICs.

THE CHURCH PICNICs.
The Congregational Sunday school
went to Walnut Beach, for their annu-
al picnic, on Tuesday of last week.
bout 100 attended and the day was
fine and enjoyed by old and young. St
Paul's Sunday school held their picnic
at the same place on Saturday.
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WESTON.
WHAT'S DOING HEREABoUTs.

WHAT 3 DUNG HEREABOUTB.
Horace Hurlbutt is in MasSachu-
setts for two weeks, exhibiting several
of his fine Hereford cattle at the WOr-
cester, and other fairs there. The
cattle went in charge of Frank Ben
nett, the former efficient foreman of
NOrtield farm.
Mrs Frank Gorham has been enter.
tanning Mrs Gilbert and daughter OF
New Haven.
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NEW MILFORD.
THE NEW MILFORD FAIR.

THE NEW MILFORD FAIR.
Everything points to successful
time, September IL, Ii, IA and Is, at
tural association at Conetia Park
There promises to be a large list of
entries for the horse racing, the purses
being liberal. Following is a list of
the classes:
WEDNESDAY.
GLASS 39-Purse $780, Trotting and Pacing TO
Horses that have never beaten 215.
second Purse, 5000
Third Purse. 5000
Fourth Purse, 1000
Glass &c. T,otsng and Pacing
First Purse. 500 90
Second Purse, 5000
THIRD Purse. 5000
Fourth PURSE 2OCO
Glass 41-Purse 500, Trorting and Pacing for
Horses that have never beaten 2 20.
First Purse, $4,000
Second Purse, 5000
Third Purse, 5000
Fourth Purse, 1000
GLASS 4s-Purse s1oo. Trotting for horses
| that have never beaten 800.
First PURSE 5000
Second Purse, $500
Third Purse, 1900
Fourth Purse, 1000
FRIDAY.
oass and Racts F so
First Purse, 5000
Second Purse, $500
Third PURSE 1900
Fourth Purse, 1000
GLASS 49-TrOtting and Pacing. For horses
never having beaten 2 10. Purse 5000.
First Purse, $4,000
Second PURSE 5000
Third Purse, 80 90
Fourth Purse, 1000
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Lyon for two years, returned to Brook
Ign with her.
Clifford Patchaa -rhas commenced
making cider at his mill.
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SOUVENIR POSTAL CARDS.

The handsome postal cards made
by our local photographer, Frederick
Sherman, are having large sale
Many who thought to try only one sur
Prise themselves with dozen or more,
which speaks we'll for the artist and
his work.
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City boarders will mostly leave, this