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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-15
NUEY0 MtIODO.

The International 00Nege Of Languages, ha
tdeado un m6todo nuevo, MSt03O del LeR0BG-
5G91O que es un eiStama de onsefiar 81 Ingl4s
los Latino-ameriCanos OVtBdOIO hdbGar.
Es simplemente enssfar por ID VOC humane,
esta VOC 8e oye tan clAFamente como Ia de
sualquier mtembro de Il familiA hablkndo-
aos en- el hogaF. Los elementOs tSonicoz quo
dan eltmlnAdos, desaparecen obat6ouloa, l&
Rtmpifhca 81 prOCedfmiento de aprender es
ado uiaici6n de Ia habilidad de couverasr &c
he9e facil en- muy corto tempo.
vi acento coErtente y 10 pronunciation 80
RAeguran, porque los fonagfamas solo EXPIRE
san nonido omttid0s por IN cantor perfeoto.
Todas Las lecCionos rsvisten 81 oar6cteF de
oo1versacion, sea La eGpecie de pAlAbraa y
traces que oo emple0n dfariRmente las msa
necesartns que q 0xtraniero dsbo aprandeT.
Sotlene ala vista uno delos nbRo1, medi
dRque 81 dido eBcucha & ID longua pronunoiar
oada slRbR, 81 oio obBerVa como 90 delotr98
cada palabra y Il monto guaTda laB impreBio-
mes transmttidas asi. Oasi antos de aperci-
biEnoH de clio, nos aeoBtumbPamos & penSGT
On el idiomR que estudiamon.
he aqui algunas de Lar ventaias de OBto sis
tema: No tAeno maestro, no hay honorartog
al contratiempos, no se olvidan Las lecCtones
pasadas, nj pedgrO de adQuiTiR un mai aCen-
e. se epEenqe tanto ca nna semanas POI
unaB cuant9B leCoiones de di0Z minutes oada
dia como 10 que un professor oFdlnRrio snsena-
fa en- un mes. Con 81 M6todo Lengu6ono Ia
lG &dqntHicl6n de IN idioma ha cesado de ser
d arduo deb0r que muchos suponen. En- dos
palabras el sigtema es tan completoy y ostA dis
pusSto de tai modo que el primer dfa yas Sc ha-
Bile algo, un POGO mas 81 siguiente y mas adm
q que sigue: y en- muy oorto tempo &c apren-
do hablar, lseE escribiE AOil corFoCta
1ente.
El Frances, 81 Alem6n 81 Oastellano han
sido enenados con Sxito pOr este giGtOma
Las personrs que deseen conocer mas por-
Wenores pueden dirigirse The IntornGtSOnG
lage LsRgUgjeS, Metropolis Building, Nu0v1-
Yrok.
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LBs0lUcNM.

En- al csuna por juegos prohibidos
fueron condenados por il antigua Cor
to de diatrito { Glen dollars de niuIta 8
tres dfas de c&rcel, j. T. Ramsey. R0-
berto B,umbey. Toel Bsan y Alberto
S. Sterens. acusadoa de haber sido
aorpFendidoB 'por d poIicia en- momen-
toa on que jugaban loo dadoa On 81
caf6 Izzy de ItadC Sach 81 81 de abril
del aflO anteriof J 81 Tribunal Supre-
mo los ha absueEtO fundado en- que en-
u aouaaci6n no De- dice que jugaba IN
jneg0 de ebBnca B iDteI6sO nj % ha
demOstrado d culpRbilidad de los acu-
sndoa.
81 artfeulo del C6digo penal de
Puerto Rico que define y castiga el
de jc Ras prohibidos es copis sustan-
ciai del de CaliforniR.
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Sealed proposals for the Cavtape Of
Rll school M terisl. 10 and around San
juan. win be received at the Office of
the Commissioner Of Educati0n. San
JusD. until III a NJ, Saturday, March
18. 1908 and then opened. The right
reserved to reject any and aIl bids.
Particulars may be had upon applies
ion to the Division of Property e
SUPPLIES. Department f Educafion.
Bids should BE enclosed III sealed
envelopes and marked xPrnposal for
Cart. &c, Department Of Education
19O5-0e.S , lOv.
sE HA EXTRAVIADO una pulaera de
orc, filigFana, forma cadena, entre Is parada
% 81 Institute asanturce.D Sc Rratifcar6
81 que Is encuentre devuelva & 81 duefa
Doha MonsarEate LENA de BIanco. Parada
a, SanturCe.
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SanslbIs faIIaeInlIaata.

En- 81 bsrrio del Lim6n. en San Ger
ln6n. fslleCi6 81 distiDguido me rtorri.
quefI don Francisco Maria Qui6ones
Ri fnadO era an arcianO de limpis
hist0ria politics. Como puertorrioue-
a.. bFiIl6 siempre pOr ga amor entra-
GRbls & d patria. Fu6 un pstriota.
En- San German De- d VenerabR y q
l6 queFfs con verdero afeCto, no u
pOR sus RFandes meFeCimiemtoa como
patFi0ta aino por a bondad de Cd CO.
raCteF y por 81 mucho bien que derFn-
nara entire sus cOnciudadRnOz.
sL4a COrre8pondenciaS lamenta d
1aaGrte do eso buen puertorriqup no. y
elVia aus deudoe 81 sentido limo.
ale Is de q p6aams.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-15

FL teniente Schetini. de Manatf, d.
euenta por TELEGRAPH de haber dete-
nido a Jose Rivera La Costa poroue
en- nombre de Esteban Cruz y Ma
nuel Perez quienes tienen ne0ocio
cana hacienda xMOnserrateD del se-
nor Calaf. escribi0 wales q nombre
ae dichos se7iores. si6ndole On ntrega-
dos pr el sefoF Gandfa Ell 27 de
FebTero $50 90. ell 5 de Mario s35
el 9 $50, el 10 $37 y e 13 So.
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A aolicitud del abogado de don Ma
nuel Foentes Alfonso en el pleito que
e hR pFomovido don Pedro Eateban
ZsmOranO. gobre Op0sici6n 6 IN expo
diente de dominic y prOpiedad de una
pequefla extension de terrenO. hR re-
auelto la CoFte de DistFieo de San Juan
se cite de eviction por an psri6dicO.
Rl anterior duen1 don Diego Gsrcfa
Ortega, ausente an EspafIa.
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En- Is noche del dia de manana
tendr6 lugar d seai6n extraordinariR
para que he aido citadO eI Ayunts-
mientO de Ssta capital.
En- aountOs particuIareg ae encuen-
sra 60 eata ciudad 81 Lcdo. Tirado We
rier. de HumaCao, quien regFesarE as-
TO misna tArde & "a residenCia.
En- MnyaQIlez han nidO arreatadcs
Tom6s RAmiFes 8 Higinio Rivers. OK
guardis, por FifiA ' esc6ndaIo.
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lnCGndIO en- B! blTriO
MaChusIO, Do P0lc0.

Eo Ell barri0 Machuelo, de Ponce,
fueron reduCidas & ceni2as dos caaaB
propiedad de don Manuel IFizarry
aseguradas pOF 81 800. Existen 80
mes para Greer hecho intentional ge
prRctican diliganciaa para arreatsr &
los nutoFeS. Antonio Vale v Marce-
limo Hernandez quienes custodiaban
las referidas Casps est6n arFestadOs. Eli
Fissal del .Distrito cnnoce del hecho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-15

Ya est6 terminals ID elegante inn
preston de este nuevO Iibro de CrisSO-
bal ResI, 81 director del eHeFaldO Es-
ps15oi.2
Ella Ominosh1 inf6rmAaenos que es-
tara en- bfeve q Ia venta, que dsseamos
de su autor 81 buen resuitado que
sug esfueTzos merecen.
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s. deela "a independence

DON Monserrate Rodriguez de
LAres, escribe manifestando que Sc
ha separado del partido repubiicano,
quedando en- actitud Independence,
sin perjuiciO de ingresar mas lue-
go, en- 81 partido que q So juicio
ofrezca mejOr porvenir { ST patria
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M A1nzo Dn Eos BnoDos
LINEA F ERREA DEL OEsTE

Itinerario.- -salidas de Bayamon y Capita
simultAneamente.
Dias laborablet t-Madana 9, 7.15, $50; 945
y loo. Tarde .l5, las, BIS, 4.35 5.Sp y
6.l5.
Dias festivos.- MGflana 8. o.15s 84SO, $40,
y 6.15.
l1.00. Tarde 1914, 1E30, 2.30, 3. 30, 4.3O, 3.5O
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. DeCa-
baao Bayamon. ida y vuelta 2! clase S9-25
. q clase SO-16, De Bayamon Cataho tda
y vuelta g clase 0 ID, 2 g clase O.lO.
Billete ordinario dc Capital Oatano en-
9p clase ceatavos:
B&yam6n, 10 de Septiembre de 1908. RAJ
mon V0ld6s.
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The CONSOLIDATED
EXPRESS OFFICES
CArgadores ' remitentes para
bodos los lugares de los Estados
UnidoS, Europe y vice-versa.

Todos los pa4uetes & carea
oonfados q nosotros recibiran
pronta atenci6n, Y Sc remitiran
Z los precios de expreso mas Ii
mitado.
Los efectos que se deseen 81 b.
War por expFeSo, en- los vapo-
res ds Ia N. Y. & p. r. s. S.
Co, SCoamoD y xPonceD deben
aSr enrregadps los lunes hasta
- 10 de y manana, y los que
vayan en- los "a d SRed d. has-
3 las 2 dc la tarde los martes.
aAn JuStO 4 C. BURSIAfV.
Ad9eis 0y.
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Tendr6 efecto 81 dia 81 de Mario I lag ii
de Ia noche en- ID casa de pr9gfapaoe as JolS
Baz&n, Allen Il, de lau prsnflas ~ rarrtvatI ~
Cancoladag "a debido fierpo.
La CASA CONTfITT 81 MO ans
0BlakA CLONES DE Pr 0s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-15
SIN LOGAR.

La Corta declare sin Iugar d inter
ve0ci6n judicial pedida por ell nbogado
de don Ramon MolIfulleda. de h finca
60 litigia con don Francisco Ramos
LatOur.
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SAHTORAL

MAIZENA, jusves: san Juli6n , 5000
comps1sros martires y Sants Juiiana
viYgen Y m6Ftir. Sale la luna & .les 6
y19'
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ss.3nys3 ii 4 sS As.a4sas., w s.iDe u iimzflte
asa6.ra Winslcg gisbe US tss slempre que os nies
asran 81 perodo az u der ci6n. Proporcona ahNl
mediAto al peaue6o paciente produce I'm sheno ma
fsgnl tranqub, alisia 81 dolor q angelic espiea
auy vivo aleira rs muR agradahls Al Palad4E, calTa
are ablanda anciaS. aiiVia dolores hace t
aliea funclonss del xaguia ca Atastr
- d maioE rnhadto eonofdo para n aaAFFsa "a PRO-
$500 6sfr de r. dansiti6a ~ sualCufara eel& caaqk
&meaaa mocho cniaado Nn peeaR 81 a1ADp NFAl1l2
e u e,Assa Wi~slew ( ea y Aeeg g essaE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-03-15

m AT,vAREe VALDEs. Ciruisno den
Mata americana de Ia Universidad de Penn
silvania 20 amos de practica. Con todo.
IA sIamentoa neceaarios para 81 ejercicio de
la-nrofesi6n. Rouidad, esmer0 Garantias
Horaa de ot8cinas.-De 8 III q. m. De 6 8
D. m. Altos de farmacia del LOGO. Dau-
b6n.-san Fracisco 7l. Telefono 223.
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DKaPLE Es DE PROBAR todos Los ongaap-
u0u remedies que be snuncian es cuando mas
sagrrn dece II ohchbia RADIO ALdel Digesti-
70 lToiaffieta ouya superioridad est& ilniveE-
aalmenEa oonirmada.
CuFAcioneB dosespaFadaa on petaonas Dlen
oOnoeldsn Que 10 tcmaron duraT t. tres me-
nes son las que 10 hen hecho gloFiosp, peEo
IN solo estnche produce meior efeoto que
UNA docona de frasooa de cualquier qtfo rs-
medic. poraue adehn6s de ser el 6nico verda-
de1c Curative radical del est6magoly del
intestine, sin engahoga Gcci6n Caln ante, eg
Dirsstfvo v Pufifcador de los altntento1.
Sc dsbe sxigir Que eeda hostia tenga gra-
hado 81 nombFa Digestive MojaTrieta.
naD6alfo general dalaa FaFmacias de Blaneo z Cgs
Hsm8n Almazah Fidel Guillermety. on san Juan
de Rnexto-BiC0 deyenta on Las participates 4Ko80e
El1g Dc EuVopA america --l.-
HCOLORTTA EsPECIAL de estudiante9 puerr
torfiuuefios Cd Baltimore, Md q oaFgoIde I)r
Rafael Janer 1914 Druid He'll Ave..-ASdmlt9
nihoaay nifas menpres de IA amos, ra4on d9
o160 anticipates por Semestre, en- coAceps9
de puptlaje, ensehaHza, lavaoo oe Fops.,l A15A ISIS
oanCia m6dicA medicinag. ReIerenclqg: VI
Coll Lcdos. FigueFas y Ferea en san n@nS
ID. Arturo Dfaz en- Aracibo, DR.. II. Orcaslsta9
sn Rio o-Piedrsa, Doctor Martinez 9uasp en
Mayagiiez, Lcdo. Julia en Ponce. y. Basilo
Pfnor0 On OSrolina, ID Juan Dav1ls en- Mana
q, ID. Jose E. Deliz en Aguadilla, y. Fran
eisoo Giuliani y D. Jose Benitez en- VA9queSi
RGw A. tFs
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Ha reora--FIo "a TT B, IDS de Cos
mo q rsfIoF Filter. sseretaEio psrti-
eulaE del gOboEpndOF.
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ing car of apples at this station. was fine day for such work.

ing car of apples at this station. It was fine day for such work.
 Men have been at work all the week on the dam of The J. Mallinson Shear Co.,, repairing damage done by the ice earlier in the season.
 The Colonial Orchestral club of Bos- ton, assisted by Miss Fowler, reader met with the universal approval of ali who made up the large audience at Masonic hall, last Saturday evening. The performance was a treat to all lovers of good music. The ensemble was excellent and the solo work of the highest order.
 The appearance of the Colonial Or chestra being on Saturday evening it stranded the five young ladies of the club here over Sunday. But all being city girls.they enjoyed the opportun- ity of day of rest in the country to the fullest extent, the entire five chartering a team and going for a sleigh ride in the afternoon. A number from this place recently visited the dentist at Canaan, among them being Mrs George R. Smith, Miss Minnie B. Cochrane, William D. BoSler and Miss Louise Miller. George E. Cole is assisting at Smith S Sons during inventory.
 Joseph Yutzler was home from Derby over Sunday.
 Hon D. L. Smith was in Hartford, Sharon and New Milford on business different days of the past week. Miss Orrie Nettleton has returned from Bristol and is again with Mrs George H. Beck.
 s. w. Coons has been confined to his bed for the past week with an attacl of lumbago.
 Charles Coons has left for Bristol, where he has position with the Clay. ton Brothers Shear Go. James Meeker and Frank Allen o1 Bantam have accepted position in the Shear factory here and are te move their families in the spring. At present they are boarding with thei1 aunt, Mrs James L. Ferris. Mrs Ida Gately has moved to Bristol
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EASTON.
BURR JENNINGS.

Burr Jennings, who has been for some time in an enfeebled condition, passed away Wednesday, the 18th. His funeral was held at his late residence Saturday afternoon. Owing to the very severe weather but few could be present. MT Jennings represented family long prominent in church circles. He.was at one time deacon in the Congregat denomination, and for many years had been senior warden of Christ church, Easton. He and his sister, Miss Martha Jennings, were largely instrumental in building the Episcopal chapel in Easton, and gave considerable toward the endowment. His brother, Rev Barlow Jennings, was for many years rector of St Paul's church, Sing Sing, N. Y. MT Jennings was highly respected in the communi- ty and was man of singularly beauti- full character, and impressed everyone with the sincerity and genuineness of his Christian faith. He will be very much missed in Easton, especially at the church, where he gave his loyal support for years. "Requiescat in pace"
 Mrs Ann Ferry has been ill for some
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MONROE.
WHAT'S GOING ON.

WHAT'S GOING ON.
 Rev F. L. Wells has resigned his position as rector of Grace church, Brandywine, Del. and with Mrs Wells, are at their cottage at Burnside avenue, Hartford, for the winter where they will be pleased to entertain their friends.
 Wilbur Benedict has visited his sis ter, Mrs Frank Wells, who is located on Burnside avenue, East Hartford not in Pennington, as was reported in last weeks "BEE."
 A large crowd attended the dance at the Town hall on Thursday evening.
 Miss Agnes Smith, who has been a guest at Hobart E. Beardsley's for a few days has returned to her home in Yonkers, N. Y.
 Edward BeardsIey of Bridgeport is staying with his father, Dr E. M Beardsley. The doctor is very weak and helpless now, having had shock recently.
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GRANGE TOPICS.

GRANGE TOPICS.
 At the regular meeting of the Grange, February IA, J. Arthur Sher- wood was elected and installed Master in place of George $. Gillette, who re- signed his office.
 The next regular meeting of the Grange will be held February 2s.
 MT and Mrs E. D. Gillett, c. E. Silliman, MT and Mrs Jesse Wheeler and Miss Stella Bunnell attended the dance given by the Greenfield Country Club, Tuesday evening, February IA.
 Miss Charlotte Bradley is visiting at B. D. Gillett's.
 MT Westonbury from New Haven occupied the pulpit at the Congre- gational church, Sunday morning in the absence of the pastor, Rev Oscar E. Maurer.
 Next Sunday evening there will be a preaching service in place of the Endeavor meeting, if the weather is pleasant.
 MT and Mrs Charles Clark visited in in South Wilton last week.
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WEST NORRIS.
ALL THE LOCAL NEWS,

ALL THE LOCAL NEWS.
 Mrs Dwight Griswold was in Bridge port, last week, to attend the funeral of cousin.
 Miss Hattie Ames has returned home from Naugatuck.
 Miss M. A. Collins has returned to her school duties after three weeks vacation at her home in Brooktield.
 A dance was given at Oliver Holmes, last Thursday evening. Those who attended report 9 good time.
 Samuel Eager of Danbury was 8 guest of his mother, Mrs Cecelia Hager, last week.
 George B. Mercy, station. agent, spent Sunday at his home in Bantam. Miss Sadie Zeigler of Washington was at her home, Sunday.
 Miss Nellie Logan passed Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs Michael Logan.
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The NeWtOWn Bee.
CIRCULATION :
IN |:
 GOO 1850
Ten Pages.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
GREENFIELD HILL
STARTLING DISCOVERY.
January l. 1889, Last week,


 George L. Parsells, a farmer resid- iog in Greenfield, was found dead in the roadway at the top of what is known as Snake hill, a short distance from his home, last Friday morning. The discovery was made by Christo- pher 0. Wells, rural mail carrier on No. 10, who covers that portion of his route, ,at.an early hour in the forenoon. Medical Examiner w. H. Donaldson of Fairfield responded to summons and found that the man had fallen, prob ably in a faint, and had sustained con- cussion of the brain. He had lain in the road after the fall and the night being an extremely cold one, had quickly frozen to death. MT Parsells was 3S years and 10 montbs of age. He leaves a widow, formerly Miss Sarah Bibbins, daughter of the late Seeley Bibbins of Greenfield Hill. Flu neral services were held at his home, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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REDpING.

YOUNG MEN WIN HIGH ENCOMIUMs.
 The supper served by the young men of the Methodist church, on the 14th, was great success. The various pro- visions were prepared with the skill of professionals, gaining the highest praise from those fortunate enough to sample them. The serving was done in way that none but the most fas- tidious could complain of. The pro- gram following the supper was highly appreciated; several numbers were en- cored. So we'll satisfied were the guests, that requests were frequent for the young men to again show their skill as caterers. The net proceeds amounted to S22. This sum will go to the conference fund for the support of it's Superannuates.
 The high wind of Saturday came near blowing down the Creamery smoke stack.
 Streams and wells are getting low. Streams are frozen up so solid that people have hard work to find places to water horses and cattle. Many have to water from their wells.
 MT and MrSJ. B. Cornwall of Bridge port, MT and Mrs F. A Judd, F. A. Judd, IT,, from Danbury, Representative James Smith and Mrs Smith of Wes- ton, Clayton F. Banks of Philadelphia, MT and Mrs M. H. Griffin and M. H. Griffin, Jr., of Danbury, were guests at the Sanford homestead, Sanford town, Sunday.
 The mite box opening in the Metho- dist church, postponed from last Sun day evening, will be held next Sunday morning, when a program and other
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
WEST CORNWALL.

JUNGLE -RUBE" IN LOCAL OPERA
 HOUSE.
 "Uncle Rube' will soon cease to see his name in print, there being only one more performance scheduled, and that for Friday evening, March 3, at the hall in this village. This is the second appearance in this village and there is farce ''The Troublesome Ser want" attached. Monday evening of this week the cast played to crowded house in Sharon. The Dramatic club has been assisted to. considerable ex- tent in the rendering of the drama, which they have been giving here and in surrounding towns, by their musi. clans, Miss Orrie Nettleton and Miss Ethel M. McCready. It was an over. sight that their effective work was not mentioned when the play was orig. inally written up at it's first appear. ance.
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GIVE YOUR STOMACH A REST.

Your food must be properly digested and asSimilated to be of any value to you. If your stomach is weak or dis eased take Kodol Dyspepsia cure. It digeStS what you eat and gives the stomach rest, enabling it to recuper- ate, take on new life and grow strong again. KOdol cures sour stomach, gas, bloating, heart palpitation and all di- gestive disorders. L. A. Soper, of Little Rock, Ky, writes us: "We feel that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure deserves all the commendation that can be givr en it, as it saved the life of our little girl when she was three years old. She is now six and we have kept it for her constantly, but of course she only takes it now when anything disagrees with her." Sold by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford.
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Damask Linens.

Best quality of Satin Damask, 72 inches wide, in new and beautiful pat terms. Regular price S2.50. Sale price s2 IS a yard.
 Satin Damask, heavy and rich, ex- elusive patterns, 72 inches wide. Reg ular price 2 B. Sale price 1.98 yard.
 Satin Damask that sells regularly at 1.75. Sale price 1.50 yard.
 Heavy Damask at regular price would be S1. Sale price 85 cents . yd. Odd Dozens of Napkins.
 That we cannot match to cloths, ex- tra fine and heavy; value 4.50, AIS and S5. Sale price, 3.75 dozen. Blankets.
 All at bargain prices. We mention but a few:
 California white wool blankets, IA size; our great S5 leader. Sale price $4 50 pair.
 California Blankets in 11-4 size. Reg ular S2. 98 value. Sale price 265a pair.
 Want of space prevents us from mention Of hundreds of other bargains.
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ously i'll, is convalescent. Dr Smith of Bedding attends her.

ously i'll, is convalescent. Dr Smith of Bedding attends her.
 Miss Kate Connery of Ridge6eld was in town, Sunday, calling on friends.
 Floyd Bouton has purchased horse of Dr Kiernan of Sandy Hook.
 Misses Katherine and Bessie Miller and Mrs w. H. Hunter spent Wash ington's birthday in New York City,
 Jonathan Betts, one of Georgetown's s aged residents, who has been quite i'll, is much better.
 Mrs Herbert Taylor is quite ill, and Misses Weed and Wadams have taken board with Mrs c. P. Stanley
 Miss Laura Bennett spent Sunday in BrOokheld.
 Mrs Hubert Taylor has been spend ing a few days in Norwalk, the guest of her mother.
 The dance given by Gus Churchill, Friday night, was quite a success. There were 104 present. Wilton and Ridgetield were we'll represented.
 Mrs George Mills has returned home.
 Mrs B. P. Bennett spent Monday in Norwalk.
 The ladies of the Methodist church held chicken pie supper, Wednesday evening. A goodly number attended and fine time is reported by all.
 Mrs M. E. Bennett is on the sick list.
 A whist party will be held, Friday evening, at the home of Michael Con- nery.
 Miss Helen Bouton of East Norwalk is going to make prolonged visit with her aunt, Mrs F. E. BOutOn.
 The public school closed at l oclcck, Monday, on account of the storm.
 R. O. Bennett, who has been quite sick, is able to be at work again.
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WEST BEDDING.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT. Rev William Reed was entertained over Sunday at the home of Arthur Stewart.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Todd visited in New Haven on Monday.
 The American Telephone Go. have Is men stringing wire in this vicinity. They are stopping at Charles Bron- sons, Theodore Carter's and Carrie Knapp's.
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WESTON,

AN ENJOYA ABLE VALENTINE sOCIABLE.
 A very successful and enjoyable Valentine sociable was given by the Nortield Aid society, on Friday even- ing, at the residence of MT and Mrs Frederick Banks. The dining room was very prettily decorated with val entines and heart-shaped decorations: the young people enjoying an archery contest with valentines for prizes and souvenirs. An oyster supper was also served.