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Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

Crookston Herald: A. L. Cole, the
state development candidate, will be
Minnesota's next governor, thinks
Hon. j. Adam Bede And Mr.. Bede is
no mean prognosticator, either.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

Crookston Times Just as an after
thought; maybe the attorney genera
and the state auditor helped to dt
some of those great reforms that Gov
erner Johnson. tells us his administra
ton accomplished.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

Minneapolis Journal: John W. was
really nominated before John A., but
he has not complained about the Dem
ocratic convention stealing his name
to make votes for it's candidate.
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

LIE Sueur News: The governor
claims little because he performed lit
tie. He has little chance of success
at the polls, it seems, if sentiment
stands for existing conditions.
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warehouse commissioners have begun
the work CT regulation, it does not ap-
pear to me proper on the eve of a
political campaign to do some spec
tacular thing which might not bring
desired results
There is not very heavy evidence in
these words of Mr.. Johnson himself
that he was laboring very hard day
by day" But we have still further
evidence from the G,oTer2oI that l2e
had not been very 5;i:y day by d.
The next sentence Of that interview
bays:
eff it sl;c'! 30 fc',:ad t.,at :hcy (t@.e
railroad All u...: - ~: ,J:.,.! =; q :!
ers) have :zsn lc:'..:: -, t -: :; -
inefficient i; tvil: j. :s.ys 10 Tia: d.ity OF
the 5governc:' to take proper action in
the .premisss.' ~,
You VII see that he is still looking
to the future. and ne has kept on look
Ing to the f:Eure without even bounc-:
Ing the rail: Cad commissioners. Up
to September he had done nothing
tday byzda:3 or any other old time in
railroad n.tatters. Then he got a hunch
from a Southern Minnesota editor as
to what he ought to- do and he did
manage to write one letter to the
Iommis How long he was lay,
ing the foundation for this epistle I
know not. bot there was nothing n 1t
to indicate ihst he labored upon It
day by since his Inauguration.
To be frank about it people around
these parts smile when the question
Epf the governors labors day By day
are mentioned. 5ssss:
Mower County transcript., 1906-10-17

Warread Plaindealer: A vote for
Cole is a vote for the things you want;
a vote for Johnson is-well, it is just
a vote for the Democratic candidate
Tor governor; that's ALL
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PLACER Leader: The state board Of
equalization, which Governor johnson
appoints, has added 20 per cent to our
taxes and reduced the taxes of Mime
apo1is over six million dollars.
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Preston Republican: Hon. A. L.
Cole stands with President Roosevelt
for rate reduction that shall at once
60 into effect for the immediate bene-
fit Of the people, while Governor John
son~has been transformed from a hes
itant noneatity into a pronounced OBJ
structionist. It is well that this has
&happ ened, however, for it shows the
executives friendliness for the cor
porations and makes plain the impera-
tive necessity for Mr. Coles election.
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st. Cloud Journal Press: The bes
way to convince our Democratic AM
Socialist brethren that there Is NJ
ground for kick after election IS t.
give A. L. Cole fifty thousand NOR
votes than both the Johnsons.
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Brainerd Tribune: In this state
Johnson is the Democratic party:
What he says goes. What the conven-
ton says doesn't seem to- matter.
Therefore, when Johnson says that our
railroad laws are efficient and suffi-
eient" he outlines the present policy
pf the party. 35s ss:ytI !. !. z.ss s=. 4: =4
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Soil

Impoverished soil, like impov- erisked blood, needs a proper fertilizer, A chemist by analyz- ing the soil can tell you what fertilizer to use for different products.
 If your blood is impoverished your doctor will tell you what you need to fertilize it and give it the rich, red corpuscles that are lacking in it. It may be you need a tonic, but more likely you need a concentrated fat food, and fat is the element lacking in your system.
 There is no fat food that is so easily digested and assimi- lated as
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WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN.

WHAT'S GOING ON IN TOWN.
 DrJ. F. Smith is slowly improving from his severe attack of quinsey.
 There will be service at St Paul's in the Sunday school room on Ash We'd nesday at II o'clock and on Wednesday afternoons at 2 p. m. during Lent.
 Mrs 0. s. Williams has been visiting relatives and friends in Waterbury.
 At the Country club which met with Mrs J. B. Hawley, last week, Percy Hawley and Mrs 0. s. Ryder received the first prizes, Dr c. A. Ryder and Mrs Henry Griffin the consolation.
 MT and Mrs J. Beach Hawley spent last Friday and Saturday in New York, theater going and whatever else that came in their way.
 As the Alpha whist club was to have met at the home of Dr J. F. Smith, last week, 1t was necessary to postpone on account of the illness of the doctor. The last meeting of the cluo before Lent was held at the home day night.
 Mrs F. H. Reers was in New York, last week. returning on Monday
 MT and Mrs w. H. Blackman re- turned from their wedding trip on Wednesday of last week. They will make their home with Mrs Andrews. MT Blackman will take full charge of the farm, thus relieving Mrs Andrews, who has run it so successfully so many years.
 About 20 members of the senior class of the Danbury'High school came to Brookfield in a carryall, Wednesday evening, and spent the evening with Miss Mary Bateman, a member of the class. On account of the bad roads the company was three hours in com ing. In spite of the rain general good time was enjoyed. Lunch was served. Music and various amuse. mrnts helped to pass away the time.
 The Brooktield pupils of the Dan- bury High school attended reception on last Friday evening, given by the unior class.
 Mrs William Loring returned to he1 homein New York, after spending sev- eral weeks with her sister, Mrs JC Chn Wetmore.
 Miss c. Hull of Long Hill spent a | few days in town, recently. There will be Congregational church sociable at the home of Will. liam Roe, Friday evening, March 2 from to 10 o'clock.
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WOODBURr.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

Hon A. w. Mitchell started for Vir- ginia on Tuesday with the Governors party from Hartford. They went by water.
 Mrs Peck of Bethlehem, who boards at the Stiles house, visited at A. w. Mitchell's, this week.
 Miss Lillian Shook returned from her trip on Monday.
 J. H. Galpin and wife visited their daughter, Cora, in Grace hospital, New Haven, this week.
 The entertainment which was to have been given, this week, in the Town hall, was postponed until next week Wednesday night, March T.
 Mrs Hickox, who has been very dan gerously sick with pneumonia, is bet ter at present writing.
 Seymour Brown of New Haven vis- ited his sister, Mrs Hickox, over Sun- day.
 The Sunshine Circle of the North church met in the chapel, Wednesday afternoon, to reorganiZe and for sup per and good time. A good number were present.
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Neuralgia Cured.
PATIENT GIVES ALL THE CREDIT TO DR WILLIAMS PINK PILLS.

DISEASE HAD ATTACKED THE HEART AND WOULD DOUBTLESS HAVE BEEN FATAL HAD RIGHT REMEDY NOT BEEN TAKEN.
 That Dr Williams Pink Pills will cure neuralgia there is no room to doubt. So many severe cases of this painful disease have yielded to these pills that the sufferer who is prevented by prejudice from trying the remedy is no disease in which the pain is more acute, more agonizing than in some forms of neuralgia. The disease is not only painful but dangerous as it is liable to attack the heart when, unless speedily cured, it is frequently fatal. Mrs Charles Schultz of l79 Thomas street, Newark, N. J., suffered for seven years with neuralgia which at- tackled her heart and which did not yield to the usual remedies. The story of the cure is best told in her own words. She says:
 II had scarlet fever and it left me with weak heart. Then I took cold and a severe pain settled in the region of my heart. My suffering was almost beyond description. I could not talk breath. The awful pains would come come on suddenly and l would have to sit right down. l could not walk and would get dizzy for time.
 "1 was confined to bed for four weeks at one time and nothing seemed to do me any good. was under a physicians care for months. He pro- nounced my trouble neuralgia of the heart and prescribed for me. The n2l1IoG hn rQ1ioUo6 fnr O time but the pain came back again.
 :'Finally Dr Williams Pink Pills were recommended to me by a lady whose husband had been cured of pa ralysis by them and decided to give the pills good trial. While I was on the second box began to see an inn provement, the pains became less fre- quent and at last was entirely cured. This was some time ago but l have had no relapse and have been in good health ever since. think there is no medicine to equal Dr Williams Pink Pills:
 Neuralgia is the cry of the nerves for food. It means starved nerves. Like every other part of the body the nerves receive their nourishment through the blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills actually make newt blood, which carries to the starved nerves the elements they need. So these pills cure neuralgia just as food cures hun ger. They contain not one particle of opiate, morphine. cocaine, or anything 'tSOothing." They cure troubled nerves by removing the cause of the trouble.
 In the same way, by building up and enriching the blood, they have cured such diseases as anBmia, rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia, St Vitus' dance, stomach trouble, debility, paralysis, locomotor ataxia and the special ail- ments of women and growing girls. Book of information and cures sent free on request.
 Dr Williams Pink Pills are sold by all druggists or sent, postpaid, on re- ceipt of price, soc per box, six boxes for S2. 50, by the Dr Williams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y.
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MONROE
MISS EEWIS-MR LACEY.


 At the home of the brides father, Wells w. Lewis, on Wednesday, Feb ruary 2l, at 6 o'clock, Miss Minnie Frances Lewis and Charles Clinton Lacey were united in marriage. The ceremony was performed by Rev Verle Blair, pastor of the Congregational pretty wedding, none but relatives be- ing present. The bride was charming ly attired in a gown of white cash mere. The going-away gown was of blue, tailor made, with hat to match. A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony, after which the happy cOu- pie left for Washington, D. O., Where they will spend their honeymoon. Up- on their return they will make their home in Plattsville at MT Lacey's home.
 Harold J. Olmstead, formerly of this place but now of Bridgeport, who un- derwent an operation at the Bridge port hospital for appendicitis, re- turned to his home, last Wednesday, having been in the hospital eight days. This is an exceedingly short time considering the seriousness of the operation.
 MT and Mrs M. w. Johnson gave a very enjoyable whist party, last Wed. nesday evening. About 25 were pres- ent, which was a goodly number, con- sidering the weather and travelling. Miss Agnes Beardsley captured the ladies' prize, bOn-bOn dish; Hobart Beardsiey, the gentleman pack of playing cards in a leather case, and Dr Wales triumpbantly carried off the consolation, miniature pack of cards.
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Henry Pettit of Roxbury was the guest, Sunday, of Stanley Botsford. He also called on old friends in this place.
 MT and Mrs L. J. Wheeler of Hunt ington were guests, last Saturday, of MT and Mrs Edwards s. Beardsley.
 Miss Carolyn Osborne has been the guest of Mrs Frank w. Hodge in New Haven.
 Miss Grace Osborne has visited her uncle, Charles Sherman, in New Ha- ven.
 Miss Harriett Hall of Huntington has been the guest of Mrs o. A. FL we'll.
 The organ for the Kings Daughters circle was shipped from Hartford, February IT, and though the railroad freight bill has reached Stepney, as yet the organ is astray. Tracers have been sent in search of it. Mrs 0. E. Osborne has spent few days with her daughter, Mrs E. B. Corning, in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Royal B. Curtis and daughter, Beulah, have returned to their home few weeks with her parents, MT and Mrs A. B. Curtis. Mrs Sarah Purdy has been visiting | friends in HuntingtOwn.
 Miss Edna Eastwood gave a finch party to few of her schoolmates and friends, last Thursday evening. A hountiful collation. was served, con sisting of cakes, candy, nuts and cocoa.
 Sneak thieves stole whip from the carriage of William Lane of Tashua last Sunday evening, while it was hitched in front of w. B. Craft $ house. The same thing has happened several times before when teams have been hitched in front of MT Crafts house and it is time the matter was looked after.
 Charles H. Hawley was called to Lee, Mass, Monday, to attend the 0. Hawley. Mrs Hawley resided at Bayonne, N. J., but had gone to East Lee to visit her brother, Louis Kilmer.
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MRS CLARENCE LEE,

Jeanette Vincent, wife of Clarence Lee, dled on Sunday morning, after a long and painful illness, aged about 2l years. Besides her husband and young child she is survived by her parents, MT and Mrs Austin Vincent, one broth CT and two sisters.
 There was no preaching in the Con- gregational church on Sunday. The Services were conducted by members of the w. o. T. U.
 On account of the unfavorable weather, there was no entertainment at the Town hall on Wednesday even- ing, as advertised.
 w. J. Dayton has his incubator in operation, and probably will have some early brOilerS for market.
 All those using ice have succeeded in filling their houses with ice of fair quality, though not as thick as usual.
 It is expected that the telephone service will be extended through Bea- yer Boggs and Great Hollow, in the near future.
 It is reported that chicken thieves operated in town recently; but the re- port savers strongly of -
 F. B. Knapp drew ice from East Lake to finish filling his ice house.
 Isaac Knapp lost one of his team horses on Saturday.
 Moving time is near at hand and there will be more than the usual num- Der of changes made.
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ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE BOOK. F. J. Hosford has, this week, filled his ice house at Lake Waramaug with cakes averaging about 12 inches in thickness and of most clear and trans parent quality.
 Editor A. P. Smith again favored this village, last Friday night, with hls presence and is reported to have experienced muddy ride on Saturday among his patrons in Kent Hollow and Merryall.
 Mrs Leman Bradshaw left her pa- rental home here on Monday morning of the present week, to join her huS- band and again commence hOusekeep- ing in Shelton.
 Ezra D. Douglass concluded his serv- Saturday evening, and Dr Pendleton's s father will for the present take Ezra's place as driver when required.
 A. B. Whitney has not for the past week felt able to do the usual amount of labor in his blacksmith shop on ac- count of disordered stomach. Mrs A. G. CaSkey passed the latter part of last week in New York City, returning to her home here on Satur- day evening.
 passed Washington's birthday with their parents here, and on Thursday of both sexes surprised them with their presence and passed merry evening in card playing. Refresh mentsifOllOwed the progressive euchre, and.guests leftsabout midnight, expres- sing themselves as we'll pleased by the reunion enjoyed.
 Miss A. M. Morrissey passed Satur- day at her home near Gaylordsville. Miss Anna Stuart, the senior teach CT, passed Saturday evening with her friend, Miss Lucy NettletOn. Nelson Mercy passed Washington $ birthday with his wife at Bridgeport hospital:
 Luther A. Tyrrell passed part of | ven.
 l Rev Henry UpsOn was again seen at the postoffice, the latter part of last week, after an absence of week at his home caused by cold and attend. ant weakness.
 MT and Mrs J. B. Stillson passed three days of last week at Cornwall Bridge. MT Stillson is looking for all the good COWS he can buy in this sec tiOn.
 Dr Pendleton procured another l uO10Cs Adou "OChs OA 001ly coLP3 Oy exchanging one which has been fol some time in Dr Marcy'S stable here
 Nettleton & Whitehead operated their engine and feed cutter at Hos. ford's barn here, last Friday forenoon cutting a good mow of stalks and get ting through while the sun was at its meridian height. They have a con tract for cutting 150 cords of wood as soon as possible for neighboring towns men.
 E. Hull, F. s. Brown, L. A. Tyrrell B. H. Beardsley and others are secur ing their years supply of hard wood from Walter Couch of Woodville dis trict.
 Several here received, last week the announcement cards of the mar riage of Fred B. JenkS to Miss lone. of New Haven on Monday of last week Our sincere congratulations are ex tended to the happy couple.
 A. M. Morgan slowly regains hi health and strength again.
 Emile H. Vezina of Worcester Mass, was the guest, last week, of hi sister, Mrs Frances, at B. J. Haynes
 Miss Goldie Morgan has been quit ] i'll, attended by Dr Pendleton.
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BETHEL
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Mrs Caroline Passa more, who recent lv sold her place in Plumtrees district, has purchased one of the Hickok cot tages on Hickok avenue, and is nov ing in. MT Perkins and family, who have occupied the cottage for several years, have moved into the lower half of Mrs Willys J. Mallory's house.
 Mrs William Mitchell has bought the house occupied by William Free man. MT Freeman will continue 8 tenant.
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sHERMAN-
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

J. F. Bidstrup. Fred Godfrey and a MT Mallinson of Brooklyn were guests, last week, of George A. Durgy.
 Rev MT Heartfield of BreWsters, N. Y., and Rev MT Meldrum of Patter- son, N. Y., have been passing few days at George A. Durgy's pleasant home.
 Rev and Mrs w. H. Wilson of Brook lyn were guests on Wednesday of MT and Mrs George A. Durgy.
 Mrs Malby Leach is quite seriously ill. Drs Davis and GriRWold are at tending her.
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GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud- ing piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case,
 no matter of how long standing, in six to IA days. First application gives ease and rest. soc. If your druggist hasn It it send soc in stamps and it will be forwarded, postpaid, by Paris Medicine Co.,. St Louis, Mo.
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LONG HILL.
. PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT. Mrs Charles Green recently enter tained Frank Green and Mrs Lock- wood of Bridgeport.
 Mrs John Wade has been very ill, but is reported to be some better. Mrs Robert Staines has been on the sick list.
 Mrs Charles Jennings has been ill. MT Lyon and family of Stepney are soon to move into the DiSbrow place. Miss Myrtle Wilson of Bridgeport is
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DANBURY.

A. N. Wildman, president of the City National bank of this city, and Eben Hill. president of the National bank of Norwalk. accompanied by Mrs Wildman and Miss Hin, started on Monday for California, to be absent for six or eight weeks.
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3RANCHVILLE.
A FINE POSITION.

Alex Marshall has accepted splen- did position near Morristown, N. J., with millionaire, having charge of his creamery and poultry plant. MT Marshall takes charge about March l. MT Marshall's many friends will con- gratulate him on his success.
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WASHINGTON .
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Arrivals at the popular Bader house include: B. A. Lundberg and M. T. White, New Haven; w. s. Blakeman, Bethlehem; J. M. Mccormick, New Haven; F. s. Payson, New York; w. L. Durgy, Danbury: F. P. Durham, PlantSville.
 Peabody, the scientific optician, will be in New Milford at M. w. Hills jewelry store, 18th to 18th.
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NEW PRESTON,
A FORECLOSURE CASE.

of o. w. Pickett of New Haven, ad- ministrator, vs. F. s. Brown and oth- CTS to recover on mortgage on the hotel property at Lake Waramaug was heard by: J Judge Gager in the Superior court at Winsted on February 16, the witnesses being c. w. Pickett, Fur ney Soule, Edward Sperry and George H. Wheaton. The claim is for about $35O0 and: the property is worth $8,000 or $lO,00O.
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THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1906.

the guest If MT and Mr> B. K. Turney.
 Charles HaNley of Stepney enter tained number of people with fine graphophone selections at the home Of Miss Ada Jennings, last Thursday night
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with timber and their mills.
 Mrs: Laura Welton is on the sick list; also Mrs A. Wilmot. She has gone to her daughters in Obtuse. Both ladies are under the care of Dr Ryder of BrOOkfield.
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Pyrographic Outfits and Supplies.
 An up-to-date line of these goods at reasonable prices. We would like to impress i tupon your mind that we make a spec ialty of fitting out a house com plete, from cellar to garret with
 Furniture,
 Carpets.
 Stoves, etc. Positively the lowest prices for cash in the city. The Wentworth Furni-
 tUre Co.,. 1913 Broad St. and 1i5 John St.,
 Bridgeport, Conn.
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sTEPNEY.
MASTER FRANK PURDY.

The only son of MT and Mrs W. 0. Purdy, formerly of this place, now re- siding in Bridgeport, was buried in the family plot in the village ceme- tery, last week. Little Frank, only five years old, was a very bright and interesting boy and his death brings a heavy sorrow upon the family. The little daughter is very sick but hopes are entertained for her recovery.
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TAsHUA.
AT CHRN CHURCH.

Service was held in Christ church, Ash Wednesday, at 10 30 a. m.
 Lenten service will be held at the rectory every Wednesday at 2 p. m., through Lent.
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EASTON.

Aure] Ruman is taking violin les- sons of E. E. Silliman.
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William A. Lane has rented large farm in Washington and is to take possession, April l.
 M. D. Mallett and Dr Hill harvest ed their ice, last week.
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BROOKFIELp,
JAMES LEE BUYS AN AUTO.

JAMES LEE BUYS AN AUTO.
 It is reported on good authority that James Lee had ordered new automobile through Malley of Dan- bury, to be delivered about May l..
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SOUTHVILLE.
THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET.

A. Worden and family spent part of last week with friends in the Purchase.
 M. l. Howes and son are very busy
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Ten Pages.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
NEW FAIRFIELD.
LOCAL SCHOOL TROUBLES.

LOCAL SCHOOL TROUbLNo'
 A representative of the State Board of Education was in town on WedneS- day, to investigate concerning the trouble in the Centerville school: Ar ter making inquiries of the residents of the district, he visited and exam ined the school: after which he called on the Secretary of the Town School Board of Education and reported that there was no cause for complaint, and thought the district fortunate in se- curing so competent a teacher.
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
2UAKER'S FARMS.
A SOCIAL DANCE.

A SOC1AA DANOHs
 The dance at the new hall, the 26th, was great success. A large crowd was present from the surrounding towns and all seemed to enjoy them selves. The program before the danc- ing was very entertaining, especially the singing and piano playing by the little Misses King of Southford and the little brother and sister, children of MT Washington of Stevenson. The new Steinway piano from New York helped to make it very pleasant. Mu- sic for dancing was furnished by MT Gallagher of Sandy Hook, with accom- paniment on the piano by different la- dies and gentlemen. The supper was all one could desire. If this is not the grand opening, what will that be, af- ter Easter, when the travelling is bet ter? The sum of $6O. 75 was taken in, but some expenses remain to be de ducted.
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W0MM'S NIGHT CURE

Backache. headache. weakness. pallor. poor circulatiOn cold feet, leucorrhoea, nervousness. irritability faintins spells. slight spasms. heat flashes, irregular menses. disposition to sleep. at side of womb-these are the certain signs of womanly weakness. DIR. SHOOTS NIGHT CURE Is local treatment that cures the cause for these ailments while the patient sleeps. For sale and recommended by
 P. J. GARVIN. BETHEL.
 s. J. PARKS, TRUMBUll.