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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
De SERV|A
La situaci6n es grave en- Ser.
via, seg1n comunicaciones
de Belgrade.
HONDO MALEsTAR
Ejerclto contra la dinastia. -
Recordaudo Ia horrorosa
tragedia de aver.

Ii sgitasi6n J oil hondo malestar
que % notan On el Ei6rsito dssds que
oeurri6 haee tres afios 10 horrorosA
tragsdis, suyo rssusrdo % halla vivo
aAu On 10 msmoriA do todos, siguen
aumentAndo do uns mansra lsnia ,
progressive. yhsn llsgado & sssar una
situaci6n difisil que prsosupa jasta
msnts al Rsy y & 81 Goblsrno.
Lo que osarrs no 90 nuevo. Eism'
pre- % obrsrvaron ca el Ei6rsito siu
tomas dc sxsiiasi6n contra 10 Asaual
dinastfs; perc ahora el grupo dc los
dsseontsntos aumsnta diariamsnss con
10 adhesion do nusvos oAsialsa y 90
detes.
II Gobisrno tame que sstAlls una
rsvuslsa militar y % prsra.a & SOTO
osrla en sl aeto, adopsando Al mismo
ltsmpo rAdisalss msdidas para aho'
gar do una YES 10 propagsnds antidi'
nkstiea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
y0T|C|AS GFN{RALE!

Don Fernando Bonsts, emplsa
do do 10 Farnacis Municipal ha re-
nuneiado % pueato CON el an de ha
cerse cargo do una botisa do % pro-
piedad On Bareelonets.
-Ex'sten aetualments 2 epfsrmos
on el Hospital suaenienario, 30 On el
municipal l3 On sl do matsrnidad.
-DcfiA Isabel Garcia do Santa
60 10 solicitado liesueia para lev an
tar una tumba On el ssmsntsrio do Wsn
Juan, on el nitlo donds 40 hallan ex
humados los rsatos de jose Dolores
Santiago.
"A propussta del conceisl sefioY
Amador 90 ha seordado coloesr IN re'
trato del alsalde do ID ciudad on OIL
ts'paleo del ayuntamiento del tea
tro.
lie ha aido cor esdido gratis POI
el ayuntam enlo 4 la viuda dol q iiol
Nicolas Lopex dc vistoris, oil sitio on
que SO hsyan inhur . los los restos d.
% ssposo en- sl ssmentsrio do ssta siu
dad.
Han sido AutoriSsdos loa eomsr
elAntes don Limo Rof a-io y don An
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

eolin A'onso parA tsnsr abiertos sus
eafstinss hssta 10 una y media do 10
mana.
@PIANO.-Hs vsnds uno, do su'
perior ca'idad, sumsmente barato, In.
formsrE don Luis r. Miranda, direa'
tor dc 10 banda del rsgimisnto do
Puerto Rico. l6-16
Pedro OrtilA Assvsdo, psrtsne.
sieate al psrtido do los tsdsracio ionistaa
On AYesibo. hs retirado & 6ste %
ndhsai6n ipgrsssndo On sl gran PSF.
aido Union !ds Puerto kiso. Msrees
plGesmss 10 astitud do este hijo del
pueblo.
STSs venden dies yuptas dc busyss
i6venes, una easA do maderaa del
pals reeien ccnsarpi5a; 90 toma ga.
nado 81 Guido y & gananeiAs en- mag
nihcos paatoS. InformArA
Hnriq,M Fernandez.
SV~1 @As' OekuSHs
-Esta 10 eurada On OIL manioc.
milo 10 ex alisnAda Maria Fsrnkndet,
natural do Carolina. yus soliclsa el
psradsro do su fsmilia para entire
garls.
~HS aldo ncmbradA mAestrA do
mtsies de les essuslas de San Juan
10 ssnorita Jossfa Noell.
aA-sOMBRERoS , bassonss do
oabo Roio, eortss de cAsimir, snsaisa
espsaolea teiidoa & mano y todA slaso
do instrumsrto tos musicales. SON ven
didos en- 10 sgepeia general de loo
StAmsdcs pianos do sKohler q Camp
hell.s ealls dc Allen 10 6, San Juan,
p. r, aN,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

dado una ordenApxA sobrs arrenda :
misnto do tsrreno para 10 installation
dc eireos.
~EL sefior Aguilar Mora, BRO
fesor dc Latin y CAstellano do 10 Alta
Eseusla Central do Puerto Rico, dssea
tomar bsjo 90 direcc On I'M pupilo mas
que tepga busnAs oostumbrea y pueda
pagarle 30 dollars msnsuales.
T. Aguilar sAllens 9. 8. Juan.Is 8
Sc han inserito en el Rsgissro
do San Juan los naeimisntos do Pro
videneia Torres O'tix. Arsenic Bar
bsrkn, Mercedes Santiago y francisco
Jscinto MontAfsx y Lynn!
Ell Coneeio Municipal do Santa
Isabel he rssonocido por suyos Va
rios caminos vesinAlea do aquelIa iu'
risdiesi6n y do los eualss envfa nota
OIL OomiAionAdo del lntoriort
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
EC0S JUD|c|ALES
Dos denuncias pre!entadas
contra un individuo 4 Ia
Co te Municipal.
UN lNO De CARCEL
Sentenciado por el juez de
paz.-Acusados de turbar
Ia paz publica.

Dos dsnunsiss por hurto ls fusror
pressnia 1ss aysr anita 10 Oorts mani
sipal 4 ElAdio Torres alias sCome
msxe'aJs L. primsra por nm par de-
arnssss que sustraio sl 10 dol sstusl
del patio dc la casa do Er. Bshu, Or
PusEta dc TIERS; y 10 ssguuds, Dor
habsr sustraido IN pAvo dol corral do
10 miama casa. vislss ambss sausss
y convisto sl aeusado.l 10 Corts ID soa'
dsn6 & un aHo do ekrosl por 10 prime
70 y ssis mssss por 10 ssgunda. Re-
10 suisto % rsiucidspts por muehsa
vsess On sl misma dslito.
-Un al dc sArcsl , $500 dc mul'
10 impusc sl Juss municipal do Baya'
mon { Eladio P6rsz, por asomstimisn'
10 y sgresi6n.
-Jsads Rivera fnd ssptsnoiaS ID
aysr por 81 @nsx dc PSF & un dollar de
multa por tsnsr un busy On sl trsbaio
con mataduras On 10 frsnts. , Dioni.
clio suarsz { IN dollar por dormir On
sitios p6blieos.
Aver s'mpsrscisron Z 10 Corts
munisipal Pedro Oandslario, Ana
Maria William y Jose Rosa, scusados
de tarbAr 10 PCS rG5lisa On oil barrio
Puerta d. Terra. nj Jues eondsn6
los dos primsros { st de multa , Oh
solvi6 al ssgundo por falta do prasba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14

PrInelpaIes artieuIos
que 90 dstallan On almaeenss, & los
slguientes precios:
Arroces: dc partido & Jap6n d.
AG4t.
Idem valenciano dc 81 o 81 por
extreme do clases.
Aios do Is etvs. & 50.
Bombone OCT 81
Bssalao s6s
sardinas Ahumadas . IA centavoa.
Cebollas espaiiolas s3
ID amsrieanas S2
Garbanxos s44 80.
Habichuelas Amsriaanas eoloradas
largas 90. Blancas amerieAnas OF
Harina do trigo e4a II
Id de maix eak
Jamonss s103 O IL.
JAb6n Rocamora est, america
40, 81 ~.
1antsee is7 On I y On csias dc
s74 G1e.
ManteQuillal do e13 0 10
Pasta del pals e3A.
PapAs amerisanas It O II.
Toeino, 0 III o 1S.
Tasaio %
oueaos am. Ole Patagrks 70.
Lechs eondensadA sAguila, & o
Id Id eCrux RoiaSteA
I'd Id sNagnolias eA1
DEL PALS
Ax6sar para el eonsumol
Naseabado slaro de e&3.
Do miel elaro o s3..
Csntrffuga elaro do u Q Is
Amerisana do % .asl.
Do Ponoe e3} o ~.
Ron 40 grades Cartier & e1.Ee cen.
tIvos gal6n pagados r. Intsrnas
lAix LIE
Tabaoo, nominal.
PrecIes do compra
Almid6n o e2.60
Algod6n dc s . $50.
Ooeos do is o Is millar.
Ousros dulees 90 q Il
Sebo do res g. n.
OAt6 eorriente nominal
Candles oorrlentes
Londrss cheek 4.87 kl4.87}
Paris A.a.ss!D.
HambarEo GA1siD.
Nsw:York GS0 ctvsl p
Espa6a 10 .10S D.
C6dulas:hIpO pOtecarIas
Ranso Territorial y'AgrisolA 600
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
Sc NEcEsITA

Un sdineio, en- una sludsd erande
del litoral, para establecer una fibri'
% do c'garrillos, somprado g alqui
lado. Dirigirss, dando sl presto On
alQuiler 8 venta, y les dimensionss
dol edi6eio. & sCIGARR1ALo,s Rsdac'
ei6n dc La DzMoCRACfA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-14
SECC|0N MERCANT|L
N0taS (0mlfGdeS de San Juan


AeeA0Res
RanoO do Pto. Rico Q Is & 70
Danso TERRITORIAL. . %. Az
Baaeo Popular. .... Q 10 o II.
AzUCAR.- Para 10 exportasi6n
Sin opsraeionss.
BaqWos anuneiadOs
Vapor sspanol sNiguel Gallart>,
sali6 sl 30 fltimo dc CorsHa, para
esta isls y 10 dc Cuba.
vapor espaHol sPio I'D saldYk do
Daresloaa el Is del que eursa para
sas eseolas aeostamhrAdas.
&elsta americans <Asbury Fon.
tainss. dsbs habsr salido do N. York
para ssta kltimos dol pssado.
vspor ansrisAno sPhilaeslphiss
con dsstiRe & New York saldrG sl II
del eorrisate.
Vapor snsrieAno SCarasas, de
Nav York para esta sali6 el l3 del
actual,
Aver do New York vApor smeri-
eano skarasaibos con earGa y psssis
GalAdas
vapor amsrioAno sHsraeaihos
para 10 sGusyras con trAr aito.
R@@wes ON pwoPs0
TRAvKsIA
GFosss Rfsso deseargsado
'A'kadia' dsssa,gsndo
CosTANRROS
SAursliAs visquss
sIsabslas dsssargando,
sWsDsrAnxas HumaeAo
sCArmsn, pendisnts
sDos HsrmAnoss Fsiardo
sHsyssa 'xsras psndients
SUbsritaS psndisnte
@82lHB8BH&l8k8a&zlasaE &zlasaE,sIagBBEEHB
LeOn(iO BalreifO
Clrulane Dsntlsta
Oofonas, pusntes, ssiaA y sOdos Loo
dsmks trabaios soneernientes al ramo.
Oaguas 7. r.
W n sl Olub dc =. KshrhaAn b
Co., no 9an Franaiseo. 90 vendsn dos
reloisa do ore sada ssmana, entire 50
soslos, ahonAndo oOSo 8 LOO ssmAnal.
La Gltma semaAA 0btuvo uno don
VicsAts r. CamufiAs, soeio n6msro
nuave.
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jhe past week, is now able to be out

the past week, is now able to be out again.
 Sherman L. Thomas, who is still at the Bridgeport hospital, does not gain as fast as his many friends would wish.
 Erwin S.lFairchild, Charles w. Fair child and O. B. Burton attended the automobile show at New York, last week.
 A number of our young people at- tended surprise party given Miss An nie Lendeveg, Saturday evening. A very enjoyable time was reported.
 Theodore Wheeler is spending a few days with his brother, Charles, at Storrs college.
 Miss Ethel Ward has returned from St Vincent's hospital much improved and her ultimate recovery is assured.
 MT and Mrs WhetmOre are receiving congratulations on the arrival of a son, January 2l.
 All owners of taxable property in town have received notice from the assessors that an increase has been made in the valuation of their proper ty on the grand list for the present year. This noti ce is causing some fear and misunde erstanding. It is in com pliance with the new law passed at the last session of the Legislature, Chapter Al, and in our town it has been made necessary by the addition of 20 per cent to the grand list, in ac- cordance with vote passed at the last annual town meeting.
 J. M. Tucker has completed his workshop, has his engine in good run
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suddenly, Monday morning. She had been sufferer for a number of months with heart trouble, complicated with grip. Her age was 84 years. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church, Tuesday afternoon, Rev Charles Pickett officiating. She will be much missed in her immediate cir cle of friends, especially by the chil- dren connected with the Sunshine club.
 weeks with Mrs Pons. During the year they have passed on 68 garments, l2 pairs of shoes and II caps. They are now preparing to fill box, which will be sent to the blind babies home, New York.
 H. w. Beecher of Southbury comes, each Friday afternoon, to the Booth school, to teach singing.
 Rev w. D. Humphrey is spending a few days in Boston.
 Mrs Emily O'Dell has been confined to the house for few days with se- were attack of the grip.
 Mrs Mary Barnes and daughter, An na, of Derby, are staying for a time with Mrs David Barnes.
 Mrs Myron Thomas spent day, last week, with her daughter, Miss
 John Eva is quite poorly at this
 Mrs J. Bews returned home, Satur- day, from the New Haven hospital, looking and feeling very we'll. All her friends are pleased to have her with them again, especially John..
 Mrs John McNiff visited relatives in New Milford and Bridgeport, last week.
 J. Hollenbeck and family are soon to leave us, as he has accepted 8 posi- tion out of town. We regret his gO- ing as he has been an obliging clerk and neighbor. All wish him success in his future prospects.
 James Vallely has been under pr improving at the present writing.
 Mrs J. McNif is preparing to move to Bridgeport, where her husband has a good position. Her many friends re- gret very much to lose her.
 Dr Karmann of Woodbury visited his many patients, Saturday.
 Superintendent J. Overtield o: the M. M. & c. Co.,, was in town: Satur- day.
 Mrs Alice Benson visited her sister, Mrs Jennie M. Sturges of New York, who is convalescing after an illness of several days.
 MT and Mrs Dwight Atwood of Mid dlebury spent Sunday with MT and Mrs George Crofut.
 AS MT and Mrs Eugene Ward were coming through the Purchase, one day last week, they saw nine deer by the river. Quite an usual sight for these parts.
 Miss Jennie Larson spent few days in Newtown, last week.
 Arthur Sanford is spending few days in town.
 The Kappa Omicron Sigma club met with Miss Helen Humphrey on Thurs day afternoon of last week.
 Fred Mcfarland has been spending a few days with Ira Booth.
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WASHINGTON.
NOTES FROM ROMFORD.

Miss Ada Nc Han of New Milford and Harry B. Soper of Hartford were married in Albany, N. Y., January 16, 1906, by Rev J. Knapp. Miss Nc Han is daughter of Mrs B. c. Mo Han of this place, and MT Soper is an electri- cal engineer. They are at present re- siding in Utica, N. Y.
 Edward Shaughnessy has proved himself an extremely lucky hunter. He has shot IT foxes, this winter.
 P. Sbaughnessy is victim of the grip. He is under the care of Dr Pen- dletOn.
 F. D. Hannon went to New York and returned. last week.
 c. l.. Hendel was about visiting his old friends, one day last week.
 s. H. Clark is visiting his daughter, Mrs c. F. Harvey, in Woodbury.
 Mrs Ernest Brown and son, Master Fred, were visiting her mother, Mrs B. c. Nc Han, last week.
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'r Reynolds of Woodbury is attending

pr Reynolds of Woodbury is attending him.
 N: H. Bloss, Pat Burgoyne and Will lie KaiS are down with measles.
 Mrs N. l.. Bloss spent a few days the guest of Mrs T. F. Atwood, last week, and also spent day in Wallingford visiting her sister.
 J. B. Sanford is suffering with in fammatory rheumatism. Dr Variel of WatertOwn is attending him.
 The dance given by the social club, last Friday evening, was we'll attend ed. Several were present from Wash ingtOn and Litchfield.
 Joseph Staples of Washington, D. O., was the guest of Mrs William Hine, one night last week.
 Miss Dora A. Bloss is in Grace hos pital in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs Fl. I. Smith were up from Middlebury, Saturday night.
 MT and Mrs Elford Taylor are enter taining a new baby.
 The Social club will give a Whist party in the Town hall in the near fu- ture.
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BULLS BRIDGE.


Mrs Ralph Peet spent Wednesday and Thursday at her fathers in Kent. Mrs Peet attended the Grange meet ing, Wednesday evening.
 F. R. Lane was in Webatuck, Thursday.
 Eugene Potter attended the funeral of Mrs Clarence Curtiss at Gaylords- vile, Thursday afternoon.
 MT and Mrs O. P. Marcy of South
 F. R. Lane represented St Luke's Lodge of Kent at the session of the
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SOUTHvILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT,

Mrs Isaac Smith returned from the Bridgeport hospital, last Saturday.
 It is reported that Edwin Ford's children have the whooping cough.
 Mrs H. Allen and daughter of New Milford were guests of MrsJ Ford, last Sunday.
 An agent for the Southern New England Telephone Go. was lin this place, two days last week.
 Services were held in the church in this place, last Sunday evening.
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ming order, turning lathes, circular saws, etc, making a convenient, up-to- date ideal work room.
HALF THE WORLD WON DERs

how the other half lives. Those who use Bucklen's Arnica salve never won- der if 1t will cure cuts. wounds, burns, it will. Mrs Grant Shy, 113O East Reynolds street, Springfield, Ill, says: "I regard it one of the absolute neces- sities of housekeeping" Guaran- teed by R. Fl. Beers & Co.,, New town; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; w. N. Noble, New Milford; E. J. Buckingham, Huntington; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. w. Hurlburt & Co.,, ROx- bury; c. N. Hatch, BridgeWater; Con. nery Bros, Georgetown; W. B. Flaw. ley, Sherman; HOnan & Soule, Gay. louisville; George D. Odell, Cornwall Bridge, Edwin Fl. Beardsley, New Preston, druggists. 25c.
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LlTCHFlELD COUNTY.
WARREN.
MRS JOHN A. ANDREGG.

MRS JOHN A. ANDREGG.
 Mrs Anna Andregg, wife of John Andregg, died at her home here on January l6, at the age of 49 years. She leaves besides her husband, two sons, Frank and John, Jr., and one daughter, Emma. Mrs Andregg was . sufferer with bronchial trouble for two years, which resulted in tubercu- lar disease. Many friends and rela. tives were present from Torrington, Greenpoint, N. Y., and other places. The floral pieces were beautiful. The interment was in the Catholic ceme- tery at Cornwall Bridge on Friday at Il Q clock. A mass was read by Fath- CT Smith for the repose of her soul. The pail bearers were Messrs William Forestelle, P. J. Duggan, D. O'Sulli- van and J. Liner. Funeral Director Beers of Cornwall Bridge had the ar rangements in charge.
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A party in honor of Miss Tessie Will son was given by Mrs w. o. Corning. A few young people were invited and
 A hard time for dogs!
 Edward Watson and daughter, Mary, spent Sunday at Joseph Wat sons.
 Miss Mabel Platt of Danbury spent Friday night with her aunt, Mrs De- witt Platt.
 MT and Mrs w. 0. Corning have gone to Richmond Hill, l.. l., to visit their daughter, Mrs White.
 Chester Lyon was home, Sunday.
 Mrs Fleezer is improving.
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THkRE IS NO USE FIGHTING MA.
 TURF.

Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy does nothing of that kind. It acts tender ly and in sympathy with what Nature is trying to accomplish. Do you have or kidneys? Does rheumatism pain and rack you? Is your head thick and heavy? It will charm away these ail- ments almost ere you are aware.
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Grand Lodge in Hartford, January IT..
 MT and Mrs Charles ThaYer of Gay louisville and Eli Potter of Wassaic were at Elisha Potter's, Sunday.
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FRED BAssETT HAS A FALL.

FRED BAssETT HAS A FALL.
 Fred Bassett, who is in the employ of the $. N. E. Telephone Co.,, had ar unfortunate fall of about 25 feet from a telephone pole in Oakvllle, one day last week, and broke one of his wrists
 Very little ice has yet been secured and doubtless the cold wave predicted to follow this extreme of warmth will be welcomed by the owners of empty ice houses.
 Reed Knight has taken a position with George Scott.
 Mrs Andrew Barton is slightly im- proved from her very severe illness, but is still under the care of trained nurse.
 Henry Fitch is reported to be quite
 Mrs Wassail Russin is still confined to her home with illness.
 Dr Davenport of Waterbury occu. pied the Congregational pulpit, Sun. day, in exchange with Rev w. T. Hol. mes.
 About 200 people attended the lec- ture given, last week, by Mrs Dox. A very interesting recital of personal ex. periences, with over 20 different tribes of Indians, was truly entertaining to this large audience when given in the happy manner of this charming speak CT. Many of our citizens had listened to her before and her reputation as a lecturer no doubt contributed much toward filling the hall on this occasion. Mrs DOx reported having been adopt ed by two of the tribes.
 The frame is up and partly covered to Cyrus E. Scouts new house.
 A son was born, Friday, to MT and Mrs James E. Dunnigan.
 William Anderson is serving tempo rarily as night watchman at the depot.
 And now the Taft boys are adding a reputation to their fame at ball play. ing by winning game of hockey both Friday and Saturday, scoring six to one over the Yale scrubs on the for mer and the same score over the Trin- ity Varsity team, Saturday.
 Thomas Mo Lean of New York City is visiting his sister, Mrs A. Mo Lean Buckingham.
 Mrs Fletcher Judson is beginning to use again the hand which she so se- verely cut, some weeks ago.
 Mrs Munger, wife of pr Munger of thiS village, was taken suddenly ill, the fore part of last week, and has been gradually failing and is at the present writing very low. A decided heart weakness has been the alarming symptom.
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ICE MEN NERVOUS.

The prospect of an ice crop is not the best. Adolph Heinze has filled hi s ice house with ice nine inches thick If it remains cold and the ice becomes 10 or l2 inches in thickness, there will be lively times among our milkmen, and cutters and packers will command almost any price.
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GRANGE NOTES.

The installation of officers in Wichi- ta took place on Wednesday evening, at Grange hall, January IT. The in stallation exercises were very impress sively rendered by Past Master A. R. Humphrey, assisted by Sister Belle Johnson. Afterwards collation. was served by the sisters, consisting of sandwiches, cheese, cake and coffee. A very interesting social hour was spent, after which all went home rejoicing.
 Much regret and sympathy is ex- tended to Worthy Master Welton, who is on the sick list.
 All dogs have been ordered muzzled in town.
 J. s. Comstock of Winsted has been at the "Stone House." his summer farm, for few days.
 Mrs John Angevine, Jr., who has been on the sick list, is much better.
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DEATH or EDWARD BUHER.

This community was again sadden- cd by the death of another young man, Edward w., only son of MT and Mrs John Buher, s Of t Lake Ss,.i district: as He and ate supper with his father and mother, saying he felt finely. At about 10 o'clock he had an attack of violent coughing and before the arriv- al of the physician he died within Is minutes. He had been suffering with pulmonary trouble for the past two years. He leaves besides his parents, two sisters, Mrs Garwood Shove of Torrington and Miss Flora Buher. He had just passed his 23d year of his life. May God comfort the stricken family IS the sincere wish of their friends.
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MARBLEDALE,

LOOKS ON THE BRIGHT SIDE OF THINGS.
 Daniel Connolly, Jr, whose right hand was amputated two weeks ago, is doing nicely. Dan looks at the bright side of things. He has taken up his abode with his sister, Mrs George Duggan.
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WATERTOWN.
ARcHDEACoN nUaHsoN's WORK.

ARCHDEACON RUGHsON's WORK.
 Archdeacon Hughson and daughter of Ashville, N. C., gave a very inter- esting report of their missionary work among the mOuntaineerS of the south to an appreciative audience at Christ church, last Friday evening. The ad dress of Miss Hughson pertained most ly to the educational part of the work. mon preacher" among these people of the mountains, and he gave his audi ence many interesting experiences and related some very amusing incl dents.
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BETHLEHEM
AT CHRIST CHURCH,

At Christ church, Sunday, January 28, the celebrant and preacher will be the Rev J. A. Crockett, B. D., assis- tant at Christ church, Watertown.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY. 7.
TRUMBULL.
TRUMBULL's $ VITAL STATISTICS.

TRUMBULL's VITAL STATISTICS.
 Town Registrar O. B. Burton has completed his report of Vital Statis- tics for the year 1905: Births, males, IA; females, 5, total, 19; marriages, 15; deaths, males, 6; females, IT, total, 23; extremes in age, Emily H. Osborne, S5 years; Daniel Shelton, son of Lester and Catherine Shelton, one hour.
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ROxBUKI.
MRS MARY 4. PLATT.

1H0 MAnx As E1A13s
 Mrs Mary A. Plstt, an aged woman who has boarded with Mrs David Barnes the past four years, died quite
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WHAT'S GOING ON.

Arthur J. Magee has the measles.
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A deed was executed and recorded in the town clerks office recently, two of years of age.
 Charles J. Thorp has been putting the finishing touches on the interior of John L. Beach's new home.
 The Rabbits Foot Whist club" were entertained at the home of MT and Mrs Austin s. Nichols, Thursday evening, sJanuary IS. First prizes were won by J. M. Tucker and Mrs AL bert Linley.
 Miss Millie Burton, who has been ill
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AN UNFORTUNATE CoLLIs ION,.

AN UNFORTUNATE COLLIS ION.,
 Harry Maurer had the misfortune, a few days ago, on his way home from peddling to be directly in the path of a big touring car, of which the chauf- feur had lost control. Results: bad ly damaged automobile, wrecked milk wagon, sore and fame horse, Harry un- hurt.