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California
Limited
To Chicago in 3Days
Leaves daily at $50 a. m.
With Diners and Sleepers

..aU A. N + OF Stockton, MERGED, krasnO,
Hanford. FIsaila, Bakersfield
500 p. NJ. and intermediate points.
$3.50 A. M.-California Limited, days to
Chicago. Leaves every day. Direct
connection to Grand Canyon.
$3.50 4. M.-Valley Limited tor Stockton,
Merced. Fresno, Harford. Visalia, Ba-
kersfield and points on Sierra Railway.
1886 A. M.-For Stockton. Riversbank.
OakGale and points On Sierra Railway.
400 p. M.-For Stockton. Fresno and in
termediate points.
500 P. M.-Overland Express for Denver
Kansas City, Chicago and Grand Cam
yon.
TICKET OFFICES-Ferry building.
Post and Fillmore SITS. San FRIncisco:
pa Ili5 b,o prosu"Sy; 1ss P3r.iesh 81 ana san
West ST. Berkeley.
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MEMBERS OF LOYAL LEGION
ELECT THEIR NEW OFFICERS
Minnesota COmmnndery Tenders GEN.
erous Offer to Local Body TO Ac-
cent It's Hospitality.

The Loyal Legion of California he1t
it's meeting Thursday afternoon at the
Cosmos Club -ae following named
were elected for the ensuing year:
Commander-Rear Admiral Oscar
Walter Farenholt, United States Navy
Senior Vice COMMUNICATIONS
Robert Harmon Patterson. United
Junior Vice Commander-Captain
Charles Carroll Allen. United States
Volunteers.
Recorder-Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
William Renwick Smedberg. United
States Army.
rier, United States Volunteers.
Treasurer-Captain Charles Mason
Kinne, United States Volunteers.
Chancellor-Acting Ensign Norman
Henry Conklin, United States Navy.
Chaplain-Major John Harrison Mac
omber United States Army.
Council-Captain Nathaniel ThayeI
Messer, United States Volunteers
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Jesse Beech
Fuller. United States Volunteers; Cap
States Navy; Lieutenant Horace Will
son, United States Volunteers; Briga-
dier General Frank Morrell Coke
United States Army.
The following were elected as mem
bers: Christian Henry Meday. captain
Company A. Seventh Regiment N, G. g.
New York; Samuel Hughes French and
Charles Clement Cresson.
The Minnesota Commandery of the
Military Order Of the Loyal Legion ex-
tends a cordial invitation to all mem
hers of the order visiting Minneapolis
during the meeting of the National En-
campment g. A. r., week of August
1918 next, to make its rooms in Ma
sonic Temple, corner of Hennepin ave-
resting place during their stay in the
city.
The annual banquet which was te
have been held at the Occidental Hote
on Wednesday, May o. 1906, has beer
indefinitely postponed.
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To the cure of these diseases 1 have
confined my practice, and by skillfully
applied scientific treatment l perma-
nently cure the worst cases. My offices
are equipped with every instrument
and device essential To the most mod
ern methods of practice. If you are
afflicted with any private disease or
weakness l want you to call and see
me. 1t will cost you nothing to ascer-
tain positively whether you can be
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Lahey Accused of EmbeznIement.

]. +. Cough, an expressman, obtained
a warrant from Police Judge Cabaniss
yesterday for the arrest of John Lahey
on a charge of felony embezzlement.
Cough has the contract to deliver fur
niture for the indianapolis Furniture
Company, and Lahey was one of his
teamsters. 1t is alleged that Lahey de-
liyered load of furniture and after
collecting the money appropriated the
amount, $112. to his own use.
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Restaurateurs Are ELECTED.

With the abolition of the legal holi-
day the Sheriff's Office has been kept
busy with the serving of attachments.
Yesterday afternoon Attorney Arthur J.
Meadows and a deputy sheriff swooped
down upon the restaurant kept by j.
Ratinich and ]. Sambraile at the corner
of Post and Fillmore streets and carted
off the contents of the place. The at
tachment was filed by K. Robson, pro-
prietor of the building. He alleges that
there is $3.50 due him from his tenants
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VETERANS ASSOCIATION
HOLDS MONTHLY MEETING;
All of "the Boys Answer Roll Call
Except Ike Harrington, Be-
feyed to he Dead

The Veteran Firemen's Association
of California held its regular monthly
meeting Sunday afternoon in its head
quarters at 1880 Ellis street About
forty of the old guard were on hand
and good spirit prevailed.
stephen Bunner presided A COM
munication from the Volunteer Fire
mems Association of Brooklyn. N. Y.
was read. The boys in Brooklyn for
warded $50 to show their sympathy
for their old friends.
The roster of the veterans was
called and all but one was accounted
for. Ike Harrington, one of "the
boys" had not been seen or heard
from since the fire. He lived on Moss
street and his friends fear he is dead
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Leg Crusked by Cor.

Leo Maloney. driver on the mule
train of dumpcars operated bv the
Southern Pacific Company in digging
the cut through the Southern Heights,
in a moment of carelessness allowed
his right leg to get caught between
two cars yesterday, and it was badly
mangled. He was treated by DR.. Buell.
at the Potrero Hospital.
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saws Roommate Was I<IIIed.

George Reinjohn, who was badly in.
jured in the collapse of a building a.
Gal Folsom street on the morning o.
the earthquake, was discharged from
ing and told the story of his escape
from death He was rescued by hi.
brother. Rudolph Reinjohn, and his
roommate, Martin Laube, perished.
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water Front Notes.

The Occidental and Oriental liner
Coptic, Captain Finch, left Honolulu
yesterday, and should be here next
Sunday.
hama June 9, and should be here about
June p. Her date OF departure from
this port has been changed from June
IS 10 July :.
Tine army transport Thomas was
placed on Hunters Point drydock yes
terday 10 be cleaned and painted.
The Oceanic Steamship Company S
liner Alameda, Captain Dowdell. is due
today from Honolulu.
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Remanded to State Court.

United States Circuit Judge Morrow
yesterday ordered the case of Sarah
E. Johnson VS.. Southern Pacific Com
pany to be remanded to the State
courts. In the case of the Southern
Pacific Company VS.. Western Pacific
Railway Company for an injunction
ninety days from June % were allowed
both parties to take testimony.
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Summit-Maximum, "a; minimum. 40: south
vest cloudy; precipitation, 30 Of an inch; aver
age snow, 45 inches, last year.
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity
Cloudy. unsettled weather Tuesday; fresh south
west winds,
For Sacramento yalley-Cloudy Tuesday; fresh
south winds.
For San Joaquin yslley-Coudy Tuesday
light south wind changing to northerly.
Fer Los Angeles aud vfeinity-Cloudy Tues
day in morning: fair during day light east
winds changing to westerly
A G. MeADIE District Forecaster.
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nndIr namaeed in STORM.

The British ship Caradog, bound
from Liverpool for this port. put in at
the Falkland Islands March 81, eK-
teusively damaged IN heavy weather.
Her decks were strained, her rigging
carried away her stanchions working
and the ports in the forecastle broken.
il viii be a month before repairs are
COMPLETED
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PIymoutil--Cherbourg--Hamburg
Ray AND INTERuRBAN ROUTES.
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
VALLEJO and NAPA
NapA vAuIEv uo1rr

hAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello s. S. Co. and Napa Valley
Electric r. r. Co. Close connections
6-ROUND TRIPS DAILY-6
Boats leave San Francisco 700, s9:45
a. M, 1890 noon, 3:I5 $780, 80 D. m
San Francisco landing and office. Pier
2, foot of Mission ST., one block south
Market-st. Ferry. Meals a la carte
Phone Main 1905
Lands Navy Yard diEeet.
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NJ n

Do you suffer from
Weakness, Varico-
cele, H y d r o c e q,
Structure, Specific
Blood Poison, Skin
Diseases, or any
chronic or seeming
ly incurable trouble ?
If so. come to me at
once and be thor
oughly cured befors
il is too late.
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Now ItaIinn Con.uI.

Gerolamo Naselli has been appointed
Consul for Italy for California, Nevada
Oregon, washington and Alaska
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VIII Take Chinese Refugees.

Two hundred and fifty Chinese who
lost their homes as the result of the
recent Ere viii leave today for China
on the japanese steamship Hongkong
Maru. The passage money for these
homeless Mongolians has been provided
by the Chinese Government A similar
number Of indigent Celestiais viii re-
turn TO China on the Korea and sub
seQuent liners viii also carry refugees
Until all who want TO return to their
native land have had their desire
grati6ed
The Hongkong Maru viii carry fair
cargo and about twenty-five cabin pas
Sengers-
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Monday. June f.
Stmr Arctic, Nelson, 80 hours from
Eureka.
stmr Rainier. Hansen, "a hours from
Bellingham.
StmF San Jose, Sandberg. 25 days
from Ancon, via Mazatlan days 10
hours.
Stmr San Pedro. Anhndsen, "a hours
from Port Los Angeles.
? etmr North Fork, Nelson, ~ hours
F4rom Eureka, via Monterey 10 hours.
koss.6fmr Mandalay, Sanford, 4S hours
fakrlxn Crescent City.
-stmra Samoa. Afadssn. ls hours from
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TICKET OFFICES
AMERICAN LINE.

Observation-Disclosures
Philadelphia, June ., July Z, Aug IL,
St Paul. June 1s, July II, Aug. Is.
Sept. Is.
New York; June %. July 2s. Aug 25,
St Lo1is. June 80. Aug. 4. Sept. 1. 20.
PaiIadeIphia--auee ueepztown--Iiverpeel.
FrieslaHd.. Jun 9Noordland.. Jun 80
Westernland;Jun is Merlon Jun %
NEW YORK-LONDON DIRECT.
Minnetonka, June ., July 7. Aug. 4,
Mesaba. Jun. IS. July IA. Aug. IL. Sep. 8.
Minneapolis. June %, July Il. Aug. IS,
Minnehaha. June 80. July 2s. Aug. 25,
HoLLAND-AMERICA LINE.
NEW YORK-ROTTERD via
BOULOGNE.
Sails Wednesdays as per Sailing List.
Ryndam. ...-........... June IL, 10 a. m.
Potsdam. ......... ...June 20, q. m.
Noordam June Y, a. m
=. AMSTERDAM ...'.-'- Jury :, : a. m
Ryndam. july y is tS a, noon On
= BED RED STAR LIsE. ,onno,-
Krooniand; June 8. July !. Aug. is,
iceland. June 1s. July IA. Aug II.
Finland, June %. Aug; I, Sept, 1. %.
sept. *
WHITE STAR LINE.
\. Y.,-QUEENSTOWN
Majestic. Jun 1S. July IL, Aug. 8. Sep. 5.
Celtic. June 16, July 1s. Aug. 10. Sept 7.
Oceanic, June 20. July IS, Aug Is,
Teutonie, June 81. July 25. Aug. %.
Cedric, Jun 2s. July 27. Aug. a. Sep. 21.
BosToN. NsToWN@IfVEER-
POOL.
Arabic. June Z. July 5. Aug. 2, Aug. 80.
Cymric. June 2l, July 10. Aug. 20.
Sept. 20.
TIE Tn MEDITERRANEAN .zyRrx VIA
FROM NEW YORK
Cretic, Jun. 81, 10 a. m.; Aug. 4. Sep. 25.
Republic. Oct. IS. noon; Nov. 20.
FROM BOSTON.
Canopie. June 80, p. M; Aug. II,
Oct. 6.
Romanic. July Z. IL a M; Sept. Is,
Oct 81.
c. d. TAYLOR
Pass. Agt. Pac. Coast. San Francisco.
Temporary Office.
534 Fourteenth street. Oakland.
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Has Treasure Valued at
SCI, ,460 From Mex
lean Mines.
japanese SteamshipHong-
kong Maru Sails To-
day for Orient.
VIII Take 25O Homeless
Chinese to Their
Native and.

The Pacific Mail liner San Jose, Cap
tain Sandberg. arrived yesterday from
Panama and way ports. Her cargo of
1856 tons included large shipment
of coffee, the last of the season. She
brought from the Mexican mines gold
bricks and silver bars valued at SCI, $50.
The San Jose brought only twenty
passengers. On the outward voyage
James Redding. a steerage passenger
from this city. died and was buried at
. sea OF Cape san Lucas. Redding was
.45 years OF age.
The San Jose was twenty-five days
coming from AncOn and six days and
ten hours from Mazatian, the last port
Of cali Her passengers included the
following named:
f Leidhardt. G. L. Spencer. E. NJ.
Smith, /. Moralez. NJ. McElligott, A. II.
Manning and Mrs. f. NJ Smith.
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NORTH SHORE RAILROAD

F0r SauS8lltO, ..Ll41 ...sey, s-ssn Rd1del--
Daily 7.00 *7:45, S.z0, F9:l5, $50,
400 a. m: 1Z:ZU. ~l:45. "S:15. 4:S5,
5:15. $50. $3.50, 7:15, 500. 1915, 1885
sRuRs to san Quentin
AS a. m. daily for Cazadero and way
stations
3:I5 D. M Saturdays only for Caza-
derO and way stations.
5:i5 p. m. daily. except Saturday and
Sunday. for Point Reyes and way sta
tiOns-
Ticket Once: Union Depot. foot %
Market ST. s. F.
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WEATHER BuhEAu REpoRr.

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau Monday, June 4. 1906.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun, Moon and Tide.
TTFSnAY ITTNE 2
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ROxBUKI.
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTs.


Nearly all the schools in town oele-
brated Christmas at the close of last
week. by giving some entertainment
and having q Christmas tree. The
Weller district school teachers and
pupils had trimmed the rooms profuse-
~ with fancy paper chains and green's,
and provided bountiful lunch for the
scholars and visitors. Much credit is
due to the energetic and capable
teachers, who are interested in their
work; also to the efficient committee,
Mr. Daley. The district is to be con-
graduated. Miss Mile Thomas also
had a fine tree and presents for her
many pupils Of the Warmers Mills dis
trict. 49,.
The Center school gave an elaborate
entertainment in the Town hall on
Friday evening, followed by the dis
tribution Of presents from large tree.
A liberal lunch was served to the pu-
pills and VISITORS The teacher. Miss
Davenport and the whole school re-
ceiyed the praise and applause of all
present. 49, 81 g.,
The North district celebrated by
having recitations,' songs, and tree
with presents. for the pupils and
friends, followed by q lunch of cake
and candy. =. +,
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BETHLEHEMs
NEWS TERsELY TOLD.

NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
William T. Kasson has left for Ills
home in Colorado Springs, Col.
G. II. Evarts of Clinton has been
canvassing the town, the past week,
for the Country Gentleman agricul-
tural paper.
Mr. and Mrs 81. I. Smith of Middle
bury are spending few days at J. w.
Smiths.
Miss Emma Smith is entertaining
her friend, Harry Risley, of Cornell
agricultural college over the holidays.
P. Waldron is failing and little
hopes of his recovery are entertained.
Miss Manning of Glastonbury Is
teaching school in the Hayes district.
Miss Ethel Judd is home from her
school in Thomaston for the holiday
vacation.
The Christmas tree at the Metho-
dist church, Saturday evening, was
we'll attended and the little folks were
made happy by the we'll ladened tree
Mrs N. L. Bloss has been entertain
ing her cousin, Miss Sarah Atwood,
for a few days.
The funeral of James Kasson was
attended from his late home on Wed.
nesday at 2 p. m. by Rev Mr. Eastland
of the Methodist church. The inter.
ment was in the Evergreen cemetery
in the Center.
There will be no singing school or
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-12-28
Candy.

We are headquarters for Candy. 1t il pure,
wholeeome and made fresh daily on the prem
isee, Ribbon Candy loci Mixed Christmas
lh, Ibs for sc. Fine Mixed Chocolates &c
~ Candy Canes AL sizes. Candy Basket9,
q supplying Churches. Schools and Socit ties
q Wholesale rates. Come in and see our dis
play.
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MASONIC NOTES.

We trust every F. & A. NJ. of Ris-
ing Sun Lodge, No. q, will remember
that installation of officers for the
year ensuing will occur at the lodge
room on Friday evening of this week.
It is we'll to extend to the newly elect
ed officers congratulations and en-
couragement. What is better than to
assist in installing them into their
official chairs? The lodge has, during
the past year, received great encour-
agement by the additions made to Its
membership. The new officers COM
mence their term under most favor
able auspices. Give them the right
hand of fellowship in bidding them
Godspeed on Friday evening by being
present and help to seat them where
they will work the coming year.
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KENT.

~ BEE LINES FROM MACEDONIA.
Antoine Wathley and sister, Fran
cesca, went to New London, Saturday,
as Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs
Charles Smith.
The Misses Hettie and Sadie Brown
were visiting their sister, Mrs J. II.
Barton, over Sunday.
+ News has just reached US that Miss
Julia Wilson, whose home is just over
the state line in the town-of Armenia,
has had shock and is in a. critical
condition. ~ -~/--..
Miss Carrie L. Stone closed her school
for the winter holiday vacation with a
little entertainment and presents for
the pupils.
The hogs sold to Miss Lena Wathley
at the Mettez auction, December IL,
were slaughtered last week. and
weighed, dressed, one 1856 pounds and
two weighed in the same notch 500
pounds each. -.
Newton Soule, 10, Edgar Soule, eight,
and Harry Finn, II, Of Kent Furnace,
raised piece of tobacco, this last
season, ON Millard Soule's land at
Kent Furnace that when sold netted
the youthfoul farmers over $40 each.
Tobacco is an evil weed, that from
the devil did proceed" as the old song
goes, but which has been so improved
since it left the hand of his Satanic
Majesty that its care furnishes honest
employment to many Of the sons OF
men. The scribe made a call@at the
shop OF Eaton s. Templeton in Kent,
Saturday, and found that hive Of In
dustry humming with as jolly and
gentlemanly a crew OF sorters as grace
any warehouse In the Housatonic val
ley.
w. o. Peck, with engine and thresh
er, has been taking the rounds of the
farmers in this vicinity.
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LOCAL NOTES of INTEREST.

| LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
Mrs Andrew Irwin and daughter,
Nellie, go to New York for weeks
visit and Mrs McIlravey keeps house
in the mean time.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Seabury and
family have received an Invitation to
attend wedding at Charles Edwards
Of Kent on Wednesday, December Is,
at 2 p. NJ, when Miss Grace Edwards,
eldest daughter of the latter, was
married to William Seabury, nephew
of the former. Miss Anna F. Seabury
was bridesmaid.
Herbert and Clayton Reers, sons of
Mrs Della Beers, visited their mother
over Saturday and Sunday, leaving on
Monday for New York and sailed On
Tuesday for Ormond Beach, Fla,
where they enter into a lucrative BUSH
ness.
Rev Mr. Carter, having severe cold,
obtained the assistance Of Rev Henry
Epson for Sunday morning. Although
suffering from hoarseness, he was able
to attend the evening services.
Leslie Randall had COW break its
leg by falling on the ice, and was
butchefed.
A joyous Christmas and happy
New Year to all!
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KING OF ALL COUGH MEDICINES

E. G. Case, a mail carrier of Canton
center. Conn, who has been in the q.
have tried many cough medicines for
Group, but Ohamberlains Cough
Remedy is king of all and one to be re-
lied upon every time. We also find it
the best remedy for coughs and colds,
giving certain results and leaving no
bad after effects" For sale by +. H.
Beers & Co., NewtoWn; Taylor, Curtis
8 Co., Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long
Hill; A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; 8. J..
Parks, Trumbull.
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Friday, the 18th, but the school will
meet as usual on Monday, the 3lst.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
- NEW FAIRFIELD.

A SUDDEN DEATH.
Walter Barnum died suddenly while
sitting at the table on Tuesday morn
Ing. He has made his home at John
Rprgy's for the past two years. He
had always lived in this place, was
about 60 years old and leaves no near
relatives. -
SCHOOL NOTES.
The schools in town are having q
two weeks vacation during and after
the holidays.
Miss Annie Satterlie, teacher Of the
Pondville school, had an entertain
ment at the Pondville schoolhouse on
Friday evening, which did credit to
the training o; the teacher.
Miss Dimon of the East Center
school SPENDS her vacation with her
parents in Shelton. et--.
Mrs Nelson Durgy, who is IS years
old. in going down the cellar stairs
tripped and fell to the bottom, and re-
ceived no. injuries save q few slight
bruises. +'
Mr. and Mrs w. G. PETERS and Char
les Comstock Of Danbury visited at A.
NJ. COUGHS on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs r. g. Crosby has cactus which
has lit blossoms and we'll defined buds
on it.
Fred Northrop butchered seven
months old pig, last week, which
weighed, when dressed, 252 pounds.
The Congregational church and Sum
day school had a Christmas entertain
ment at the church on Monday even.
ing.
George, Henry and Sarah Treadwell
are home from the Storrs school dur
ing the holiday vacation.
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THE CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION.
Christmas eve was celebrated at the
Congregational church by appropriate
exercises consisting of Christmas
songs, Scripture reading and stories
An old fashioned fireplace around
which the children gathered while
Mrs Ida Frink read them Christmas
story was feature Of the evening.
This was followed by the distribution
OF candy and ioranges to the members
of the Sunday school. Then the child
rem brought their gifts to be put in a
barrel and sent to New York for dis
tribution by the Salvation Army. At
the closing exercises letter was de-
livered from Santa Claus and rush to
the lecture room resulted in finding
old Santa's pack containing "a gift for
each of the children.
St Andrews celebrated Christmas
night with a Christmas tree and
Christmas carols.
Misses Mary, Julia and Fanny Casey
were home from New York to spend
Christmas with their parents.
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A PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.

A PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.
On December 20 q number of friends
and neighbors met at the home OF DR.
and Mrs L. ]. Pons and gave the cou-
pie genuine surprise party, it being
the goth anniversary of their marriage.
The evening was passed very pleasant
~ playing whist and singing. The
ladies brought substantial lunch, and
gifts OF china and flowers.
Miss Ethel Bent of North Branford
is visiting at Burt Hodge'se
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LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST. -.
Miss Helen Ives has resigned and
gone to her home In Danbury. The
Kissewaug school has lost fine disci-
plinarian and a successful teacher.
Mrs Emma NJ. Coe is spending few
weeks with Mrs NJ. e. Judd.
Miss Clara Schumacher had Christ
mas tree and appropriate exercises in
her school at Break Neck on last Fri
day afternoon. s.
I The Congregational Sunday school
had tree on Monday night, and a
Christmas program was rendered in
both churches.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Griswold spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs George Girls
void. -
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LlTCHFlELD COUNTY.
WASHINGTON.
A ROOSEVELT CALENDAR.

A ROOSEVELT CALENDAR.
Postmaster S. Ford Seeley is giving
out to his patrons beautiful calendar
which will be highly priced. 1t con-
tains the famous Leslie's Weekly pic
ture of President Roosevelt and family
printed in colors.
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OXFORD.
GEORGE EAWLEY INJURED,

GEORGE HAWLEY INJURED.
While working at the Seymour Brass
Mills, last Saturday, George Hawley of
Red City had the misfortune to have
press which cut of his hand, leaving
but one finger. He was taken to the
New Haven hospital where it was
thought best to amputate the hand at
the wrist. At last report he was as
comfortable as could be expected.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Bliss ret urned
to their home at East Village, last