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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
TO RECEIVE sECY, TAFT,
Extensive Preparations Being
Made at Toxic,

Toxic July 90 10 u, m. Extensive
preparations are being made FOR the
reception OF FccN TAFT ana party be.
sides Official receptions imperial and
otherwise, the bankers aud other IN.
lIucntlal associations ana societies are
holding meetings ana appointing roccp.
ton committee, All Toxic IL deter.
mined to give the hoWtIost possible
reception TO Secy TAFT Miss Alice
iho party aud win make dcmonstra.
ton commensurate with The strength
and appreciation Of American friend
ship held by III subjects Of the Mikado,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
solemn Mass for Leo VII,

Rome. luly GA SOLEMN funeral mass
was celebrated IN the sistluc chapel Of thu
vatican today I'M honor Of the lato POPS
lcu VIII Pope Plus y many cardinals
the diplomatic corps. and tho poccl FAM
oA by Cardinal Vincent NuuNuttolll arch,
priest NJ the llhornn hasica The ponN
guyo the AhsuWtlOn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
4. T. DIVIDEND,
TWO ana One'ilalf por Cent Was De'
elared In New YORK To-day,

Now York, July co. The director, NJ
the Union Pacific railroad today dc.
cmIcd dividend Of 2's per cent on the
common stock payable oct, T. Tho last
fomI.annual dividend declared by the
Union Pacific was per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
GLlnDEN MOTOR TOURISTS,
Get Good Start on Sixth Stage of
Their Endurance Run,

Concord, ~ H. July 2O,-,cloar skies
and u fresh breeze gave tho OlIddon
motor tourists u good star, today on
The sixth stage OF their endurance run.
Most OF the competing machines start.
ga enrly ana the last ear out LEFT al
plao' Todoy's run terminates at Wor-
ptRtOr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
Serious Disorders In Seville,

Madrid, July 2o,.-scrIous disorders
have occurred ot Seville, arising from
the general diatress,
Folr hundred farm laborcrs Invaded
Seville, looted the bakeries and shops
and committed other dcpreda,lons UNI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
Ntncsspl Not AprOInteL.

~, polorsbug July 2O,~The report
that LIeut,O Stoossol who com.
mnnded ut Port Arthur has been ap.
pointed commander Of the seventh
army CORPS IN onlrmlly denied,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
ZemstvO Congress Reasse mbles.

Moscow, July 2O.-1he scmstvo con.
plesa reannomblcd today without inter.
lNehrq on mo part ~ the authorities
hnd eomlnencod . discussion Of the
proposed constitution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
OREGON LAND FRAUDS,
No Verdict IN Williamson 'Gssner'
Biggs Caee.

Portland, Or July GOETHE jury In
the Williomfon.ucsnor.Digg case sim
out after over 40 hours elaboration. II
no agreement II reached today, II IL
said the Jury WIN he discharged one
Juror IN abdurato for aoauittal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20
GREAT HEAT WAVE
HAS Been BROKEN

Chicago, July co., q, M, tompora.
lures New York. Washington, iC,
Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati ~,
Louis rs, Chicago, "a, Minneapolis &c.
GENERAL CONDITIONS.
chicago, July 90. Weather cond!.
lions ana general forecast,
the warm wave has passed m the
Atlantic coHst, 0nd moderate temporu.
lures now prevail IN an districts. Local
rains nave prevailed IN the ohio valley,
tennessee, Arkansas and Missouri. 10.
cal rains nro Indicated for the lower
ONO aud middle ana upper Mississippi
valleys and the southern part OF tbo
western lake region Moderate tom.
pelHiurcs WIN prevail IN tho lower
ono, middle and upper Mississippi val.
,'Nh and from the lake region Of the
lower Missouri valley during the next
two days,
RELIEF ~ NEW YORK,
Now York July co. Tho wave OF IN.
t"nsc heat which held tho city IN IT'S
grasp for moro than week, causing
nearly 700 deaths, several times that
number ~ serious prostrHtlong and sui.
frrlng 10 millions, has hoon thoroughly
broken, The roller which came yoslor.
day afternoon when u storm Of wind
ana rain ewopl the city for scarcely
more than I'VE minutes. became per.
mancnt
Two deaths from hca, and several
lroStrUons were reported carly today
hui M nearly cNory case thoy are
thoughl 10 have been due ~ oShaus.
ton
....., -. 49, 1890
COOLER IN PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia, July 2o---Thc no, wave
which has prevailed IA this city and
vicinity for the last two days IL broken
temporarily ana cooler weather accom-.
paniod by showers II promised by the
weather iorocaS,or Tho government,
Thermometer lhia morning registered
10 doRroa, ak points lower than AZ the
Same hour yesterday,
MUCH BETTER IN CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Conn, July 20, There
was distinct drop w the tcnpera.
turo this mornnR, Al \ O'Clock this
morning tho thermometer IN the wealth
rr bureau registered 10 against 80 at
tho same hour yesterday There was
increase, however IN the humidity from
% yesterday 10 II today
~ NEW ENGLAND.
BOSTON, July 2O.-Coolcr weather pro.
NnilR In eastern New England this
morning the temperature ranging from
"A 10 So and the humidity averaging
about 10 per cent,
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Alfonso to Visit the Kaiser,

Berlin, July 20, 1t X announced that
NC klns OF spain WIN star, for Berlin
sop, T.
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MOROCCAN CONFERENCE,
Russia Gives Notice OF Her As.
ceptanee.

Paws, July ao,-'l'usoia has given no,
'lcc OF her acceptance OF tho Morocco
conference on the same conditions Az
Great Britain
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20

a cable dispatch from Tanglcr ,uly
10 said that the government OF Great
Britain had accepted the Invitation OF
the sultan of Morocco 10 attend the
International conference on Moroccnr
rcforme on condition tina, the program
20 be discussed by the conference be
communicated 10 II before hand,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-20

..dus,lon Of living expenses IL equiv
= Ian, 10 a raise OF salary--hsnos your
Me, by studying the ads, may prao'
,ealy raise your wages
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WASHINGTON

MIR AND MRS FARRAND HAVE SUR
 PRISE.
 MT and Mrs Howard Farrand reach. ed their 10th milestone on life's jour- ney of happy wedlock on Saturday last. They were the guests at tea of their next door neighbor, MT and Mrs OreSteS HickOx, and upon their return to their own pleasant home they were greeted with a delightful surprise in the form of gift of set of Haviland china arranged on their table. The china was the gift of Mrs Farrand s brother, MT Paul, and also of their children. The following appropriate verses by their daughter, Miss Helen, accompanied the gift: Do you see this present here,
 My father and mother dear? The secrets now revealed
 Nothing is concealed. You need not wonder how
 Uncle c. could stay till now; He gives you most of this
 And hopes 'tWon't come amiss. Our heartiest good wishes
 Go with these pretty dishes; Our congratulations, too,
 We do extend to you. We're very glad that you
 To each other have been true, ThrO' happiness and woe
 Since twenty years ago.
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WOODBURrs
WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN.

WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN.
 Mrs Knight Bacon from New Mil ford and Miss Edith Allen were enter tained at A. w. Mitchell's, last week.
 Mrs c. J. Minor and Miss Lillian Shook are visiting in Waterbury.
 Mrs William Aiken of Holyoke is vis- iting her parents, MT and Mrs F. R. Ford.
 Editor Leon Barnes has moved from F. R. Smiths house to the house near Kimball's furniture store.
 Mrs Lucinda Treat is visiting her niece in Waterbury.
 spacious veranda added to her pleas ant home on North Main street. w. C. Ward is doing the work.
 Mrs Harriet Strong and daughter, Carrie, are soon to leave for California.
 The Misses Judson are having their house painted.
 Mrs $. w. Munsell is entertaining her uncle, II. T. HickOx, and wife, from New Haven.
 The North Church will be closed in the pastors absence, next Sunday. Munsell & Parker have cOnnec ted their boiler for steam heating for their office.
 Miss Gordon was given linen show CT on Monday afternoon by number of her young lady friends. Each gift, accompanied by an original poem, caused much amusement. Mrs J. N. MunSOn entertained the Women'S Club, last week Monday, and on Tuesday the Ladies' Aid society of the North Church.
 Mrs John Goodsell entertained the Sunshine Circle on Wednesday.
 Joel Atwood's family have moved to Watertown. They will be missed by their many friends here.
 Frank Galpin'S auction was held on Wednesday. s. Markham thinks he has about
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We wish you still much joy,
 With nothing to annoy, And may you never roam,
 From your "Bell Hill" home.
DEATH OF MRS POPPENsIEK.

DEATH OF MRS POPPENSlEk.
 Conrad Poppensiek's mother passed away, on Saturday evening, after a long and painful illness with a cancer. She was 8l years of age. The funeral was held on Monday at the residence of her son, with whom she had made her home. Rev R. B. Carter officiated at the services. The pallbearers were Messrs Frank Kilborn, s. F. Seeley, Carl Bader and MT Hoffman.
 MT and Mrs Henry Bradley have re- turned from pleasant visit in Spring field. They entertained over Sunday MT and Mrs Keeler of Bridgeport.
 Mrs Olden, Mrs Carhart, and Mrs Colby have returned to New York, after a pleasant SOjOurn at Theodore Bradley's. Mrs Colby soon sails for Porto Rico, where her husband is sta tiOned.
 Mrs William Watts of New Haven has been spending few days with Mrs Walter Bronson. MT Watts is taking his vacation in the Maine woods.
 MT and Mrs Oscar Swanson were in New York, last week.
 An interesting football game be- tween the TorringtOn team and the noon on the Gunnery ball grounds.
 Deacon Hickox's new tenant house on his farm is fast nearing completion.
 Seth Logan is able to be around again, after having been sufferer from rheumatism for two weeks.
 Mrs Williams, the dressmaker, has gone to Greenfield, Mass, to live, hay ing a fine position as matr on or man. ager of a large handsome apartment hous e.
 M isss Jennie Herald of Goshen has been visiting friends in town.
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DON'T BORROW TROUBLE.

It is bad habit to borrow anytH Ag, but the worst thing you can possftsS borrow, is trouble. When sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn out by the pains and poisons of dyspepsia, biliousness, Bright's disease, and similar internal disorders, don't sit down and brood over your symptoms, but fly for relief to Electric Bitters. Here you will find sure and permanent forgetfulness of all your troubles, and your body will not be burdened by load of debt disease. At R. H. Beers & Co.,, New town; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; ". N. Noble, New Milford; B. J. Buckingham, Huntington; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. W. Hurlburt & Co.,, Rox- bury; c. N. Hatch, Bridgewater; Con- nery Bros., Georgetown; ". B. Haw- ley, Sherman: Honan & Soule, Gay louisville; George D. Odell, Cornwall Bridge, drug stores. Price soc. Guar anteed.
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KENT.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
 MT and Mrs Charles M. Doolittlei;o of Springfield, Mass, were Sunday guests at w. K. Stone's'
 Perry Thompson and Alvah Chase attended the dance at Cornwall Bridge, Friday evening.
 Miss O. N. Pratt, Perry Thompson and Alvah Chase went to New York on the excursion, Thursday.
 Wheaton and Edwin Chase were in Bridgeport, Friday.
 Edward M. Bolt of Oakville spent portion of last week with his parents, MT and Mrs Milo Bolt.
 H. W. Post and Frank Wathley at tended the meeting of Webotuck Grange at Amenia Union, Friday evening.
 MT and Mrs David Cromwell went to theirl new home at Green Haven. N. Y., Saturday.
 Mrs R. A. Chase and the young members of the family moved to Beck ct, Mass, Monday.
 Mrs H. w. Post has two boarders.
The Newtown bee., 1905-10-20
WATERTOWN.

THE BURTON-HOLLAND WEDDING.
 On Thursday, the 12th inst, Miss Jane Maria Burton, daughter of MT and Mrs3 William.Burton of this vil-
 lage, and Peter Stuyvesant Holland of
 Hartford, were married in the Method ist church at 4.30 in the afternoon.
 Miss Edna Burton, sister of the
 bride, was maid ofshonor. Miss Leila
 Bartlett and Miss Nita Calender were
 bridesmaids. Clifford Lord of Hart ford was best man. Many guests were present from out of town. There was asSplendid array of fine presents. The After the wedding trip MT and Mrs Holland will reside in Hartford.
 The teachers of the public schools will attend the teachers convention at Hartford on Friday, the 20th inst. First Selectman J. G. Skilton and wife are on their annual trip to Penn- sylvania, and will spend week or two visiting friends and relatives in that section.
 Samuel Peck wound up the season by attending the Beacon Valley fair at Naugatuck on the 11th inst. Of course he took along his fine Devon teams and his long whip, this last only an accompaniment.
 Collector B. 0. Marggarff and George Harper left on the 12.42 train, Satur day, for Northern New York, on wis ting and hunting trip.
 MT and Mrs Orestes Hickox of Washington spent last Friday with the family of c. N. Beach in tine will lage. Albert W. Skilton, Charles A. Per- ry, Louis Mack and Frederick l.. Peck sang, Tuesday evening, at the Harvest Home festival in Bethlehem. Walter Cook of Northam has lately visited his brother, Clarence O. Cook. Miss Emma Morris of Naugatuck is spending few days at Theodore Bron- sons.
 At the Methodist church, Tuesday evening, the famous William Till and daughters were heartily applauded by good sized audience, on the render ing of each and every number of the somewhat extended program of their Rock Band concert entertainment. MT and Mrs Jennings of Washington lately visited at MT and Mrs Charles Mains.
 Electric lights are being installed at George Trewsen's.
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OXFORD.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

John Maraesh moved his family, last week, from the D. T. Dunham house on the Seymour road to the Jack Smith place on the Great Hill road.
 Several from here attended the Bea- con Valley Grange fair at Naugatuck, last Wednesday.
 The Autumnal meeting of the Nau- gatuck Valley conference of Congrega- tional churches will be held in the Congregational church here, next week Tuesday, October "A.
 COurtlandt Babcock and family, who have been spending the summer here, returned to their home in Montclair, New Jersey, last Tuesday.
 Mrs Johnson of Washington, D. O., is visiting her daughter, Mrs Walter H. Perry.
 Charles Beck of Seymour has bought the O'Brien farm on the Southford road.
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sOUTHFORD.
MISS P1NKERTON-MR EDMOND

MISS P1NKERTON-MR EDMONDs.
 A pretty home wedding took place kertOn, last week Thursday evening, October 12, at o'clock, when their daughter, Miss May J. Pinkerton, and George Edmonds of Oxford were unit ed in marriage. The bride wore a pretty dress of white, with train, and trimmed with lace and ribbons, carry ing bouquet of pinks. Miss Jessie Pinkerton, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid and was also dressed in white. Arthur Henderson of Oxford was best man. After the ceremony a reception was held and all sat down to 9 fine supper. There were about 30 friends and relatives present. MT and Mrs EdmOndS received number of handsome and costly presents.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY
BROOKFIELDo
GRANGE NOTES.

GRANGE NOTES.
 Although the attendance at the Grange on Monday night was not as large as was expected from the num- Der invited. Yet over 40 visitors were present and over 70 sat down to the ta- ble. It was one of the most enjoyable of Grange life. The program was we'll carried out under H. w. Andrews, who was acting lecturer. At its close the younger people enjoyed dance, the older members taking nearly as much pleasure in looking on as the participants. There was an unusual ent, which conduced materially to the enjoyment of the occasion.
 THE sAGENDORF-ODELL WEDDING.
 The cards are out for the marriage of Miss Florence Rifenburg Sagendorf to Munson Odell in St Paul's church o'clock. The happy couple will be at home in Amenia Union, N. Y., after November l.
 At the town meeting on Saturday, the report of the school visitor was read and accepted. It was voted to place the roads in the hands of the se- lectmen to be worked as they see fit. The selectmen were instructed to buy a new road scraper. A four mill tax was laid for the benefit of the schools and an eight mill tax to meet town ex- penSeS.
 The hiring of the teachers for our schools was placed in the hands of the school board for a period of three years and the salary of the school visi- tor was raised from $40 to S6O.
 James Lee does not give up wind mills yet, as he has bought a 1O-fOOt wheel to be placed on his stock barn for pumping purposes. Two other mills in the same position but of larg- CT size have been demolished by the wind.
 The Alpha Whist club opened the season on Wednesday night, October Jackson. This opened the ninth year of the club. This meeting was the annual meeting at which the officers for the year will be elected.
 There has been quite Hull in tobac- co buying for two or three weeks, though some buyers were in town last week. It is thought when the crop dampenS up enough they will be on hand.
 The Junior Whist club will meet with Mrs E. H. Beers on Friday night, October 20. At this meeting they ex- pect to form an organization, adopt bylaws and elect officers and do any other business of the kind that may be brought up.
 Miss Lucy Sagendorf is home from New Haven, to recuperate from con. tinuOuS hard work.
 B. K. Smith has moved his family from the home of H. L. Foote to one of MT Greens houses, the one between s. E. Hawley's and Dea Somers.
The Newtown bee., 1905-10-20
A PLEASURE FOR ALL.

No pill is as pleasant and positive as DeWttt's Little Early RiSers. These famous little pills are so mild and effective that children, delicate ladies and weak people enjoy their cleansing 4sa; effect, if i while strong people Sold by S. B. Sanford S Co.,, Newtown; Stephen French, Stepney Depot; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Williams & Scoville, South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1905-10-20
AN ENTERTAINMENT COURSE,

At one time it was not thought feasible to undertake an entertain. ment course for this season such as has been the custom for the past two winters. But it is now understood that such course is forthcoming with Capt Jack Crawford" as the initial feature about December 1.
 A number of the village people met last week, at the home of Mrs William H. Fully and organized "The Wednes day Evening Club" which is to meet each week at the homes of the differ. ent members. This week the meet. Ing was again with Mrs Fully at which time refreshments were served.
 At meeting of the school board, held last week Tuesday, William D Bosler was appointed school commit tee for the 18th district to supply the vacancy made by the departure of Dr w. Hart were chosen acting school visitors and D. L. Smith and P. M. Kellogg committee on free text books.
 The millinery opening at R. F. Smiths is this week and he has fine line of goods in this department as we'll as cloaks, suits, etc.
 The Berkshire Hills excursion from Bridgeport to Pittsfeld was stalled here, last week Thursday, for about 20 minutes, waiting for steam. and the city people made use of the opportun- ity to visit the country stores and raid orchards for hard winter apples.
 The regular monthly meeting of the W. c. T. U. was at the home of Mrs J. B. McCready, Wednesday afternoon of last week.
 MT and Mrs George R. Smith recent and New York, visiting friends and relatives, their daughters, Mary and Bessie, staying with their grandmOth- CT, Mrs J. B. Smith, at Sharon.
 Mrs w. P. Smaller and Mrs l.. J. NickerSon were in New Haven last week.
 Mrs Violate Sanford is away from home on an extended visit which will cover Hartford, Thomaston and Rah- way, N. J., where she will attend the wedding of niece.
 CharleSsMOrris and daughter, Clara, of Goshen, called on relatives in town, Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Edward Smith and son, Leland, were in New Milford, one day last week.
 OeOTSo D. Oedu was up 1TOm NcW Milford over Sunday.
 George D. MallinSon was home from Bridgeport for the hunting, returning Wednesday.
 George w. Cochrane and Theodore Sturges were summoned to Litchfeld, last week, for jury duty. MT Sturges was excused immediately and MT Cochra ne was excused this week, hav- ing served one week.
 Charles LiStman is visiting his son, G. Leo Listman, at Brooklyn.
 Mrs Alfred Nickerson of Norwalk is visiting relatives in town.
 Mrs Aaron Handlin and Mrs Dwight Handlin were in Torrington over Sun- day.
 Mrs Cora Atkins was in Danbury, Thursday, and Stepney, Saturday, of last week.
 Charles P. Butler of Cortland, N. Y., is visiting his father and while here is painting the residence of William Oli- yer.
 William H. Fully has returned from New York a thoroughly educated chauffeur, having graduated from the American Automobile school.
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ROXBURY.
ROUND THE STATION,

ROUND THE STATION.
 w. B. Seward entertained friends from out of town, this week.
 Martin Benson is assis ting Foreman Cypher at the Creamery.
 Miss May Forbes was taken to the New Haven hospital for an operation for appendicitis. Her many friends wish for her recovery.
 Mrs H. Mallett is visiting friends in New Milford.
 Edward Daley of New Milford call ed on friends, Sunday.
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LIME ROCK.
AN I, O. R. M, EVENT.

The second annual dance of the Weatong Tribe, No. Al, Improved Or. der of Red Men, was held Friday even. ing, 18th inst, at the Casino, and was success in every way.
 About 200 people were preSe nt; many attending from the surrounding villages. B. P. Plumbley of Bridge port, Great Sachem of the State, was present and made an interesting ad- dress to the audience. The music was more than satisfactory, and the midnight supper was as good as the best. One of the pleasant features of the evening was the concert on the Casino lawn, by the Barnum & Rich ardson Go. band, which, although or ganized some three months ago, with H. V. EggleStOn as leader, displayed much skill and is credit to the con- munity. The lights were turned out about 4.3O a. m., and one and all agre e that as entertainers, 1.-The Red Men" are "all right.''
 Edward Merriman of Waterbury has been visiting his brother, Robert, this week.
 R. A. Silvernale returned, Sunday, after weeks absence.
 Mrs L. A. Bulman and daughter, Marjorie, were in Waterbury, New Haven and Torrington, this week.
 Milo B. Richardson was in New Ha- ven, the first of this week, on busi- ness.
 Master Richardson Harwood and nurse, Miss Schaller of Natick, are en- toying the autumn weather at 'The EdgewOOd.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
QUAKER'S FARMS.
AT CHRIST CHURCH.

AT CHRIST CHURCH.
 Services at Christ church, last Sun. day, were conducted by c. o. Ryder who read an excellent sermon.
 There was full attendance at Hope chapel last Sunday evening.
 Mrs Olivette B. Brewer is spending 8 week visiting her daughter and friends in New Britain and Plainville. MT Bostwick has been very sick but at last report was little better.
 Mrs Clarence filling and Master Kenneth of Stamford spent a week with her parents, MT and Mrs 0. 0. Ryder.
 MT and Mrs c. c. Ryder spent last week at Woodmont.
 James Bartlett and Fred Kemp wis. ited MT Bartlett's daughter in York State, last week.
 Frank filling and family of Meriden are spending their vacation at her fa- ther's, Charles H. Lum's.
 Miss Fannie B. Fairchild of Wash ington avenue, Seymour, is visiting her nephew, E. B. Hanger, o: Five Mile Hill.
 Marian Lum is now able to sit up.
 Mrs Katie O'Neil McAvoy and fam. lily drove from Waterbury to see her parents, last Sunday.