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gentlemen will furnish the music ant
the ladies the refreshments. Th,
committee of arrangements consist o
S. P. Garfield, e. Dolan, r. e. Os
borne, F. E. Soule, w. Erwin and n
S. Lee.
NOTES FROM ST JOHNS.
Service will be held, Thanksgiving
day morning at 10 O'Clock, with preach
ing blythe rector, Rev J. F. Plumb.
The annual supper and sale of 81
Johns Guild will be held, Thursday
evening, December 6, at st John 3 par
ish house.
A new switchboard, capable of &C
c1mmodating five operators, has beer
installed in the local office Of the
Southern New England Telephone Co
! Allison P. Smith, editor Of TIE BEE
will speak, Sunday afternoon, at the
Merryall chapel.
The shop of the Eastern Upholstery
Co. was closed, Monday, owing to the
annual call OF Boiler Inspector Olihan
OF the Fourth Congressional district.
Mark Hatch of Bridgewater has sold
his large crop of tobacco to Sherman
Green.
J. D. Clark has bought for Sherman
Green the three-ton crop Of tobacco OF
Albert Carlson of Second Hill,
"Fully 80 per cent of the 'O6 Hbusa-
tonic Valley tobacco Is bought up al
ready" said J. D. Clark to represen-
tative of THE BEE, condition of at.
fairs in the local tobacco market that
| has never existed before.
Miss Nichols of Hartford, q repre-
sentative of the Connecticut Humane
Society, is passing week at the Park
View house.
Mrs DR. Bacon is passing few weeks
at the Park View house.
| Miss Dora Beebe of Danbury has
been passinga fortnight at the Park
| View house.
The reliable H. H. butter, soc, at @.
1. Leach's.
Housekeepers praise the K. C. bak-
ing powder. At G. I. Leach's.
Try some Of the fine homemade
sausage ateC. I. Leach's.
Town Clerk E. P. Briggs of Sher-
man was the guest. Tuesday night, of
Mr. and Mrs G. /. Leach.
L. Wischert has hired a part of the
building of Beeman & Strong on
Church street. where he will put in q
stock of flour, feed and grain, and
will also have branch office for his
wood and coal business.
Noble Booth has taken position in
the tobacco warehouse of Sherman
Green.
The residence of George Ackley is
shining in new dress of paint. John
Harmon is doing the work.
packing apples for G. B. Schiappacasse
bury, Tuesday. He will return later
and work in one of the local tobacco
shops for the winter.
Hon John B. Pope, first selectman
of Oxford, was in Still River and vicin-
Il The Christmas Deltneator offers:
''The Great Guest Comes" by Edwin
Markham; "Christmas Sunshine in
the Shadows" by Maud Ballington
Booth; 1.-THE Dukes Allotment" by
Anthony Hope. P. M. Cassidy sells it.
shipped away something like 14oO
barrelS.of apples, this fall.
Mrs o. D. Beard of Nyack, N. Y, is
the guest of Mrs W. G.. Barton.
G. B. Schiappacasse has started to
make candy for the season, and
throughout the winter will have the
freshest and most toothSome candies
the market affords.
G. E. Riddiford is Offering an extra
value in a lot of glassware at loo sim
gle piece.
At the Congregational church, Sun
day morning, RevsF. A. johnson and
esting addresses covering the state
conference of Congregational churches
held, last week, at Naugatuck.
William Boyd, an adept in the Gull
ture of garden flowers, is building a
greenhouse on East street, and will
soon furnish his friends flowers the
year round.
Clayson Perry, of the firm of Perry
& Trowbridge, passed Monday in New
York City.
Peabody, the scientific optician, will
be at N. ". HIPS jewelry store, New
Milford, December 3 to 9.
Edwin Fairchild is moving into the
upper tenement in Louis Pratt g honse.
Mrs Bailey and family of Cornwall
Bridge have taken the house on West
street vacated by Edwin Fairchild.
commencing Saturday and continu-
ing for 16 days Perry & Trowbridge,
the up-to-date New Milford clothiers,
announce sale that will set the
clothing buyers thinking. 1t is q
THANKSGIVING reduction sale on de-
pendable clothing, overcoats and fur
nishings. Twenty per cent reduction
has been made on all these goods and
it is a genuine reduction sale and no
mistake. Perry & Trowbridge invite
all people needing clothing to look
their stock over. Here are a few of
the sample prices: Mems $40 over
coats, SIG; mems $l5 overcoats, $12;
mems $40 overcoats, SO; mems $22
suits, $3.50; mems $12 suits, 80 60;
mems So hats, 81 60, and so it goes all
through the stock.
Mrs @. A. Trowbridge and daughter
are passing week at PawlinR, N. Y.
Joseph Golden, the genial manager
of the local store Of Golden Brothers,
returns on Friday after stay of sew
eral days at Glen Cove, L. l., and New
York.
Noble Bennitt has been passing the
week in New York City.
Miss Martha Moore will attend the
Yale-Harvard football game in New
Haven, Saturday.
Abner Woodruff of Judd's Bridge
has erected a new barn.
Miles 0. Camp has been delivering
his crop of tobacco to J. Stuart
Halpine.
Oscar Ross has returned from Port
chester, N. Y, and taken position in
Green's tobacco warehouse for the win.
ter.
Miss Alice Buck is visiting Brooklyn
and New York.
Mrs Floyd Ingersoll and daughter
have returned home after a MONTH
sojourn in Danbury.