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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-28
MANY RAILROAD MEN HERE.
Dozen or So Came in Monday Morn
ing as Witnesses in Court.

Dozen or So Came in Monday Morn
ing as Witnesses in Court.
A dozen or so employees of the
Central railroad, headed by Donnie
Moore, the popular conductor who
has pulled the bell-line on the South
western division for many years, ar
rived in Dawson Monday morning.
They came to attend court as wit
nesses for the road in the case of
Laura Bruner against the Central
railroad. The woman is suing for
$500 damages for the death of her
husband, Whit Bruner.
The negro, it will be remembered,
was found by the side of the rail-
road track near Graves one night
early this year in badly mangled
condition, and lived but few hours.
In some manner he had come in con-
tact with the night passenger train.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-28

Don't fail to see our bargain coun-
ter this week. McLain Bros. & Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-28
CONTRACTOR BENNER HERE.
Saturday Is the Day for Work to Be-
gin on Sewerage System.

gin on Sewerage System.
Mr.. F. NJ. Benner, of the firm of
Benner & Mackey, who have con-
tracted to install Dawson's system
of sewerage, has arrived in the city,
and is making preliminary ar
engagements for beginning the work,
Under the terms Of the contract
work must be begun on December
/, which will be next Saturday. 1t
is understood that the contractors
expect to use labor secured around
Dawson and throughout this section.
It is the intention of both Messrs.
Benner and Mackey to move their
families from Marion, Ind, to Daw-
son If they can secure residences.
which Mr.. Benner has been unable
to do as yet.
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Rig Andience Saw Minstrels.

One of the largest audiences ever
assembled in the opera house wit
messed the Barlow Minstrels Friday
night. Standing room only was sold,
and the management was forced to
turn a number of people away. The
performance was very creditable
one.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1906-11-28

Rev. J. B. Holley, pastor of the
Second Baptist church in Augusta,
occupied the pulpit of the Baptist
church Sunday, and delivered force
full sermons to large and we'll
pleased congregations.
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DEATH OF MR.. SHELLEY.
aged Man Died at the Home of Hill
Daughter Near PARROT.

Daughter Near ParrOtt.
On last Tuesday morning Mr.. w.
h Shelley, who had reached the ripe
od age of Sc years, died at the
Tome of his daughter, Mrs. S. A.
lar0rough, near Parrott. The re-
mans were taken to his former
.Ome at Nochway, in Randolph
county, for interment, Rev. A. B.
campbell performing the last rites
q the grave.
Mr. Shelley was a good man, and
BIN.
several children survive him,
-Iong them Mr.. lack Shelley, the
"a collector of Randolph county,
'lo Dr., w. P. Shelley of Cuthbert.
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win close Thanksgiving Day.

Our friends and customers will
take notice that both our oil mill and
ginnery will be closed on Thanks
giving Day, Thursday the 29th.
SOUTHERN COTTON OIL co.
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,ell now has as pleasant and comfort Ible a home as one has the pleasure of

bell now has as pleasant and comfort able a home as one has the pleasure of visiting.
 Mrs Mary Buckingham was among the sick ones, last week.
 The family who had been living in John Nc Shea's place, Ising1ass dis trict, moved to Bridgeport, last week Thursday.
 Isabelle Jones, who has been living with MT and Mrs Henry Bolles, was returned last week, to the County Home at Norwalk.
 Edgar o. Wooster has taken the con. tract for carrying the school children from Lower White Hills to the Center in place of F. N. Potter.
 There was social dance at Laborie's hall, last Friday evening, which was well attended. Charles Willard, Wal do Booth, Arthur l.. Lab0rie and Thomas Quick were the committee ir charge. Refreshments were served W. W. Bliss of East Village furnished the music.
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urned, Tuesday, after a weeks stay Natawan. N T. with friends. Whi]

turned, Tuesday, after weeks stay in Natawan, N. J., with friends. While 5here they attended the wedding of their daughter.
 R. O. Bennett and John w. Ferris conducted the services of the Metho- dist church, last Sunday in the absence of the pastor, Rev A. c. Eggleston.
 The ladies of the Methodist church are making preparations for the annual chicken pie supper which is to be held some time the latter part of February at their chapel. Every one knows what fine supper they get up and a large attendance is assured. Keep your eye open for the announcement Of the date.
 MT And Mrs Frank J. Williams spent last Friday in New York, the guests o1 MT and Mrs Wilbur Craft.
 The Berlin Iron Bridge Go. has a force of men at work putting up the steel frame for the building for the Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing Co., to take the place of the one burned a few months ago.
 Mrs Carl Johnson, who has beer among the sick ones, is slowly i'm proving.
 Eli Osborn of Little Boston, who has been quite critically i'll, is now on the gain.
 Mrs J. HI. Brewster of Little Boston has returned after a weeks stay with her daughter, Mrs Fred Howell, at Freeport, Long Island. F. B. Hall of Little Boston district has gone to the Danbury hospital fol treatment. MT Hall underwent ar operation at the Danbury Hospital last spring, but has been obliged to re turn to the hospital for another operation. Q Little Blanche Gates is shut in al her home with the whooping cough. Dea Frank Jelliff IS i'll with pneu monia.
 William Hazen spent the day ir Hartford, with friends, last weel Wednesday. % Thomas Danforth is seriously ill al
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his home. Walter Olmstead visited friends in
 New York on sunday. 70 ;
VISITOR.

. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev and Mrs J. L. Shively will en- joy months vacation during Febru- ary, which they will spend with MT Shively'S parents ip ChambersburR, Pa. Services will be held as usual, next Sunday, and resumed again on March 4.
 MT and Mrs Charles Corsa spent last week in WOOdlawn, N. Y.
 Miss Addie Cable of Brooklyn is the guest of Mrs Joel Godfrey.
 Ernest Beers spent Saturday and Sunday in New. York
 LindSley COrSa is entertaining Al. fred Oakley ot Spring Valley, N. Y.
 The newly elected officers of Nor tie Grange were installed on Friday evening last by Deputy William Wood of Westport.
 A. c. Bradley, who@ was quite i'll, last week, has recovered. Miss Maude Lockwood, who has been quite ill with stomach trouble, is bet ter.
 Mrs Ebenezer Fitch spent last week in Westport.
 The fuaeral of Thomas Bennett was held from his late home on Friday last. G. Warren Bradley, who has been ill for several weeks, is now suffering from an abScesS in his head. " Miss Alice Fitch, who has been ill for two months with rheumatism, is now Improving.
 Miss Mary Hamilton of NOrwalk is spending week at her home here.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
GEORGETOWN.
MRS LAURA COLE.

MRS LAURA COLE.
 Funeral Director Bouton had charge of the funeral arrangements of Mrs Laura Cole at West Bedding, last Fri day afternoon, from her late home. She was s8 years of age. Rev 5. A. Fisher of the Gilbert Memorial chapel officiated. The funeral was in the Umpawaug cemetery.
 Robert Nelson made a short visit with friends in Bridgeport, one day last week.
 George w. Peterson, who was laid up for a week with illness, is now able to be at his work at the Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing Co.'s shop. MT Peter son is receiving congratulations from his many friends, having come into possession of quite little fortune from relatives in New York.
 The Vail Medicine Co.,, which has been giving an entertainment and selling their medicines at the George town hall for over three weeks, closed their engagement here the middle of this week and went to Bedding, where they are to give their entertainment in the Hall over the Whitehead store on the Ridge. Their entertainments were largely attended.
 Rev and Mrs A. 0. Eggleston re-
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tie shack all the time. Other plans are being adopted also by those wh' are re.disposed to the disease. Oneis to build second story piazza in some corner of the house and have curtain that can be let down so that the sleep CT can breathe the outdoor air. An other plan is to have a window tent, so called, which is an awning so attached to the bed that the air of the room does not mix with the outside air and the patient sleeps practically out of doors, while his body is in the house. Another devise is the "Aerarium" of DrT. M. Bull, which is used at the Battle Creek sanitarium. This is large, flexible tube of strong cloth, sup ported by steel rings, which is adjust ed to a window and has at its\ inner end a hood that fits over the patients head. The air comes in through this tube so that the patient, even in the most severe weather, can breathe out side air no matter what the storm ol tempest. In hot weather the tube is sprinkled with water to cool the air Any consumptive person, who hal courage enough, may try the outdoor cure. It means sleeping in the oper air, taking cold baths and living in the outside world as much as possible. The virtue of our pine groves as healers fol weak lungs has not been fully apprc ciated as yet, but we shall see more O.
 them utilized as sleeping places and a' healers for diseased lungs in the nex' generation. Pine needle tea has als' proved to be avaluable remedy.
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DON'T DECEIVE YOURSELF.

Don't deceive yourself. If you have indigestion take Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It will relieve you. Rev w. E. Hocutt, South Mills, N. C., says: "I was troubled with chronic indigestion for several years; whatever l ate seem ed to cause heartburn, sour stomach, +fluttering of my heart and general de eist recommended .Kodol. and it has felieved me, I can now eat anything and sleep sOundly at night. Kodol Di- gests what you eat. Sold by s. E: San
 ford & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts,
 Sandy Hook; k;lStephen French, Stepney Depot; Williams & Sooville, South
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PLATTsvLLE,
NOTES FROM HOYDEN's HILL.

NOTES FROM HOYDEN'S HILL. :
 The next meeting of the Ladies' club will be at Mrs Leroy Clark's, February IA.
 Mrs Ella Hillier is out of health.
 Wilbur Jennings of Burr street has visited at B. B. SherWOOdS $ and at L. A: Jennings, recently.
 Fred Wakeman, whose old home was where s. Wisner's residence now is, has died recently from pneumonia, and was buried, the 18th, from his home, located at Benham avenue, Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs James Hammond of Stratfield were calling on old friends on the Hill, Saturday. Cornelius Simmons from Meriden visited old friends, Saturday.
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COUNTY
WATERTOWN.
LONG LIVED PEOPLE.

In the old cemetery on the Telford road in WatertOwn there are ten head. stones, all bearing the Woodward name and in a group or very near to- gether, the combined ages of which as inscribed thereon is 865, making the average age of each of the 10, 864 years. Four of this number were 90 or more: the youngest Il. The wife of Captain Israel Woodward reached 95. The captain was 92. We do not know ii these are relatives.
 l. The funeral services over the re-
 mains of Miss Sarah Magee was held in Christ church on Friday last at 2 o'clock: Rev H. N. Cunningham of ficiated. Miss Charlotte Seville read a very interesting paper on "Development of our agricultural resources" at the
 meeting of the Sexta Fera, held at
 Mrs c. B. MattOon's, last week, on
 Friday afternoon.
 Miss Nellie M. Tracy of Waterbury
 has been the guest of MT and Mrs c.
 M. Perry, for few days.
 The annual Kettledrum, with it's usual attractions, is billed for Febru. ] will be part of the entertainment. The Alpha club met with Mrs A. A. Davis, last week Wednesday. c. N. Hall of New Milford was in town, last week. investigating in re- gard to the employment of children of a school age.
 The board of relief held their first session, Monday, the 29th, from noon
 An assembly dance was held at the Town hall, Friday evening. Among out of town guests were MT Carter of
 Waterbury, MT MattOon of New Jer' sey, Mrs Kipp and daughter of Oswe' go, and MT Scott of New York.
 MT and Mrs R. T. Lewis and daugh, l ter spent Sunday in Bridgeport. MT and Mrs H. P. Barlow have been | to New York recently.
 A military euchre party was given at the Judson Inn, last Thursday even- ing, by Arthur c. Hitchcock. Among
 those present were MT and Mrs Pier. son, F. Cummings, MT and Mrs Leroy Steel, MT Stewart, MT and Mrs Her
 bert Rowland and Miss Annie North.
 Prizes were secured by Mrs Pierson,
 Mrs Buckingham, Guy Lamson, F. B. Noble and Merritt Hemingway. Mrs A. w. Barton is rapidly recover ! ing from the severe illness of the last ten days, having had successful Op- eratiOn performed, last week Thurs day. Mrs Munger continues very weak and but small hopes of her recovery are entertained.
 Rev MT Crockett, who recently came here from New Milford as Rev H. N. Cunningham assistant, preached
 again in Christ church, Bethlehem, Sunday.
 | The eleventh annual ball of Federal I Lodge will be held in the Town hall, February 9.
 Charles Demarest has taken a po- sition in the Oakville pin shop. Mrs T. A. Locne of Waterbury has lately spent few days in town.
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LlTCHFIELD BRANCH

Bethel-Leave 1o.ss a m. 5.15 m. Sunday $. .4s
 m. Arrive lO.1O a m. 3.3b p m. Sunday 55O Rawleyville--North,- 1o.55.. a m. a& D m. Sunday, 022 m. Leave for Bethel 9N . m. 8 m. a2 p m. Sunday 5.35 m Shepaug-NOrth. rll.O6 a m. r5AA D. m. SundAyf9.33 8 m. South, 9.43 m <3OS D m. Sunday, S.l6 p m.
 Roxbury Falls-North. +11.H .m. 5as D m, Sunday, t9.4s m.. South, r9.35 m. fa0O m. Roxbury!Nort6. 11.ss m. 600 m. sun day., 1905 m. South, 9.26 n, 2s1 m. Sunday 4.55 p m.
 Judd's Br:age-North t11.2S m, +s.O6 , m Sunday. ti0:ls m. South, s.1s m. fs.A ID, Washington North, u.ss a. m, 617 m. Sunday. l0.ss n. South 9.OS a m. saa p m: sunday, 4.N p no.
 Sunday, 10: B m. South. sOi . m, sss pm. sunday, 4.l8 p m. R5mford-Nortn +ll.ss m, 60 p m.
 Sunday 10.49 m. South fS.55 m, 29o m. Sunday 4.O6 p m. Morris-North. lis. a m. +e.3 pm. sup- gay 1oN m: South. +s.so a m, afs ? m. Sun Bantam-North. 1906 GA D m. Sunday n:l5 m: South. a.4s m, 2O7 m. LaKeNNortn. +is.os a47Sp m. Sunday. ILL til:le . 2 ss m: South. +al llo m, s.S m. sus. Litchaeid- 1915, s.ss D m. Sunday n.S m South:t3s m. 2.O m. Sun
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DOGS MUZZLED.

DO4S MUZZIAED.
 At the meeting of the selectmen and justices of this town an order was issued that the constable appointed was to kill all dogs not confined or properly muzzled. This order went in to effect, January 29, 1906.
 A. Chappius of Torrington is visit- ing his cousin, A. E. Chappius, indefi- nitely.
 Mrs Lester Curtiss is on the sick list, suffering with nervous prostration. Mrs Augustus Chappius, who has been seriously i'll, is improving under the Skillful treatment of Dr Pendle- ton. She is suffering with acute indi- eesitGa; Al the meeting of wichita Grange, No. 132, 1t was Resolved that Brother and Sister sAngevine be appointed as a committee to extend the sympathies of the Grange to Sister Lydia Slade who has been reported i'll to the mem bers of this order, and that the com mittee shall report at its earliest con venience.
 Ice men are hopeful and are met smiling.
 Winter euests at c. c. Hopkins fo, short time.
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HUNTINGTON
ACLOsE CALL FROM DEATH.


 Edgar s. Buckingham of Walnut Tree Hill met with an accident on Monday, January 15. It is regarded as miracle that he escaped with his life. He was assisting George Birdsey. Tn cutting down some large chestnut trees when one of them fell onto a smaller tree, lodging there. MT Buck ingham went to cut the smaller tree down and stood too near it. After he had struck two or three blows it snapped and flew back, hitting him CD the breast, and knocking him over and senseless. MT Birdsey soon revived him and took him in his wagon to his home. Dr Sharp of Derby was sum- moned and found no bones broken, but he was badly shaken up and bruised and 1t is thought cracked one or two ribs. The accident laid him up for about two weeks. He is now able to be about.
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The Travellers Guide.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HART
 tORD RkILROAD.
ssRxsaIR. DIy1s1os.


 Nex Haven-North; e.S . m.. a.la. pm. shelton-North, 1000 . in. -4s. stevenson- North, 1918 . m, 4.s0. m. uooaoeI e09oe S ISoesh. Iii fic.is s % m: +ss pm
 South, f10.36 m. f6.55 m. Botsford-South for New Haven. l0.3O . N'to;wnIRorth N'; H0 % TAO, 1o.x a m. s.n ssc, s5s s1s. T 1a s1easy n s's ss s n osn soG1s %: Hs@lezyyiis1&eeth, He3ls1yi S& @i 7.so. 1o.s m. sso. South. 619, a@, Io.o6, 1o.14 m. s.s1. 6sR m; Sunday 55sp n.
 BfGS6as1a TS6 Id 1uRes'0n-Nosss. 1Ss s sss s m. Bsoeissia3 sa No % dss. ses en Mes '' m. i.,s. sScss sss E. 7:s. ssca9Ss' 9sss sH ia 2. 2 m iss s1s IInsGvss Im; Sunday aSd s s5,,{ % soats 'e 'R e % 4ss 4sanssy ss! '.s n .ss R s7 n Ns%:. :acaf HlisTaeo s ? North x; s=s, n;n.n,a.a. n s soasS. i d'so 5iss 74o sssa sss s.s ''s' n Merwinsville- -Nort6, sss Ii.ss n. sss. s1s pm; Sunday, 1C.02. a na. SOkeh, 9.17 m. 4.12. Keas sss sSolsS %; SSHnseS ssS iEs mI n m s,s Sunday, 1914 a n; South, s.O6 am. s5e, 5sl ?. m. Sunday, 4.57 m.
 sss m snndsy, iSss m: South Q % sss % West Cornwall --North. SIS a. m., 1sos. 4.sl. .e4s pm; Sunday, ,1o.s7 a m; South s.44 a.m. fs.so Line sss ssndcx s& a nl. 1s 4so ass D. m: Sunoay, 10.46 a m; South. S.6 m.. 2I3 4.5s D. m; Sunday. s4 p. m.
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koDoL DidssTs WHAT YOU BAT.

'@ Just little Kodol after meals will relieve that fullness, belching, gas on stomach, and all other symptoms of indigestion. Kodol digests what you eat, and enables the stomach and di- gestive organs to perform their func- tions naturally. Kodol is thorough digestant and will afford relief from any disorder due to imperfect diges. tiOp. or mal-assimilation. Sold by s. E. Sanford & Oo., Newtown; Ste phen French, Stepney Depot; Bettt & Betts, Sandy Hook; Williams X ScOville, South Britain.
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What you want IS good medicine, calefully prepared by those who know how to compound drugs correctly ac' cording to your dOctor's prescription. We should like to fill your preScrip- tions. We know that our drugs and chemicals are the very best first-qual- ity that can be bought anywhere at any price. We are thoroughly trained and experienced in handling medi- cines. We try always to cooperate with and assist the physician in ob- taining the very best results in the sick room by means of medicines com
 pounded by us. Bring your next pre- ScrfptiOn here. 1Betts & Betts.
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TASHUA.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Messrs Treadwell and Mallett cap- tured two foxes on Saturday last. w. Clark of New York spent Sunday with Mrs M. B. Clark. Miss Edna Sweezey has returned home from a visit with her sister, Mrs Platt of Hopewell.
 Miss Sarah J. Nichols has spent a few days with Mrs Hill, recently.
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have been quite sick, are once more fable to attend to their duties. Mrs Georgia Jennings spent last Sunday with her daughter, Mary, at her home on Sport Hill.
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HIGHLAND DIVISION.

Danbury-East, 7.2. I.0o m. &l7 m.
 Wesl 0.3A . m, SIS, S.1O m. Hawleyville- 1.34. .M-M . m, 6s m. West 9so ID. aoo. 7.se m. North Newtown.East. +7:ss . m. 6.3o p m. Sandy Hook-East 7.1S. u-SS am, 6A m;
 Weot 9.os 70. 2.46 7.zs p n.
 850 m, 236, 7.3s p m. southford- d-East. 90, ,a m. n.E. ze m. Wsst> ass m, 224 7N p m. WaterbuFy-3ue. &N . m. ls.la 7.s7 n West. 8.3O . m. 2.06. 700 m.
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WARREN.

STEAM SAW MILL OUTFIT BURNED.
 The steam sawmill plant owned by Marcy k Duvall was partly consumed
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WAFERrOWN BRANCH.

Waterhury-Leave, 645, s.32, 1l.0s a m, I.2a, .S57. bAo. s.ls. 7.os, s:s9. il. 20 n. sundays, ioo, aai, M M s.s sss, E s& 7.4s. Iii m.is p ? m. T Sun days, 6.5S m, I5S p ID. WstertoxnELesye. " E .. ga ga 79o 3 n loS an, Is:As 6.a5 m, 40 m. Arrive, 7.0, sl9, n.2S . m : lN, 4.1l, 6.27, 6.27. 7-20. a16. u.38 ? m. Sun days, 10.14 . m. o.A ? m.
 If Trains stop when signaled only.
 Saturdays only.
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DANBURY DIVISION,

Danbury-North 6o5. 7sss s.so 1o10. am. pm. South, s5s, 7.s. s.II. 1ooo, H.zs m.. 33s. 6.a5. GAS m. Sunday 7.sa. a. m. 600 Bethei-North. .z1s,10.34 1o.5s m,2.l4, SIG. 5s7. 7.ea.06 P m: Sunday. .10A. . m.s s.l6 ? n. South 6Ol. 7.3l. 6tls. l0lA H5s mas. &4l, &5S ID. Sunday 6.0s, m, 6O7 p m.
 Redding- North 7.06, io.l5 m 20S. 65s. S.I pm. Sunday. l0:0e m. Sll p ID. South. 607, SEA. sanford ,7.Ol, 10: :4Oa m, 2Oa. e50. 7.57 pm
 Sunday, 100a m. aO7 P m. South, 6u. sss a
 n. 12:0. 7.0S n. Sunday, 8.12 3 m. 6.l7 P m.
 a4l, al3, 7.51 p m. Sunday, 9.5s 8 m, s.0l Pm: South, &16, 7.49. (. g, ,ls a . 2. F O. asS Georgetown .d ss. lO.s7 a n. I.sA daa.7.s7 pm. Sunday, 9.54 . m, 7.54 p m. South, 6.s0. 6.0 . m. l211. 7.1S m. Sunday. 8.2l m
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It is reported that Mir Kyel has pur- chased the Morris Sherman place on Walnut Tree Hill and will move there in the spring.
 Andrew Beattie, Frederick I. Bots ford ana J. D: Page have had tele- phones placed fin their houses recently.
 Henry BOlleS, who has been visiting his daughter, Mrs Richard Bulkley, i n Hartford for few weeks, has returne d to his home.
 Paul Rehnberg and family left on Wednesday for the South, where they will spend few months. Harry Brownson, Arthur L. Laborie, John Nc Shea and C.. Pearlie ha ve 1 land of Harry BrOwnsOn and H D. Chatfield, which will be used for skat- ing and an ice pond. MT and Mrs Claude Beeman of New Preston were guests, Sunday, of Nr and Mrs F. N. Potter.
 D. P. Rich killed 8 pair of foxes, last week, which weighed 234 pounds. Frederick I. BOtsford had the mis- fortune, last week, to lose a good work |>horse.
 | Andrew Beattie is driving a new pair of handsome black work horses, purchased of out of town parties.
 F. W. Beard of Wells Hollow is fill ing large order from his mill for one and one-half inch oak plahks for the Barnum & Bailey circus for their win ter quarters at Bridgeport. | Mrs Theodore E Beard of New Hav- en and Miss Edith Merwin of St Croix, West Indies, were guests, Sunday, at F. w. Beard's in Wells Hollow. l MT and Mrs Eli N. Baldwin, Jr. , had little son arrive at their home in Wells Hollowon Saturday, January 20. B. F. Bentley, who had the misfor- tune to break his leg about nine weeks ago, is now gaining slowly and is able to get about little on crutches.
 Elmer Hawley and Howard E. Haw- ley of Nichols are working for Harry Bolles.
 Mrs Daniel A. Nichols of White Hills, who has been i'll and confined to her home for several weeks, has so far recovered as to be able to ride to Der by, last week Thursday.
 Warren c. Hubbell has had set tubs put in his kitchen, an up-tO-date bath room in his house and has hot and cold running water and steam heat 8 Il through his house. He now has all the modern improvements in his house that one enjoys in the city. MT Hub
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sorsroRD 10 BRIDGEPORT.

Botsford-North, 7.a. 1929, m, so3 511, I'll p m; Sunday, 9.04 3 m.
 day ell p m.
 See Botsford above.
 Stepney-North, z.22, 1O.OS, m, 4.se. 700 m; Sunday, s.s4 . m; South, 7.13, s.as 10sl . m, 3.55. 700 P m; Sunday. 6.0 m.
 2z MmGssh m; saSGsa m: ao souts 7si M sM sss 103e . m. l0e, 7.0s p m; Sunday, 67 m. = Trumbun- North. f.l0. lsN. . m. so. 10 fl am; l07, Iii ? m; sunday, f6ss n. Bridgepor(North 658, 9.4a, . m, 4& ess m; $ se1days d sso %; g;nd Arrise 7ae sss
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! ENTERTAINMENT AND SUPPER.

In Huntington, Wednesday evening, February !, pleasant gathering has been arranged for by the Ladies' Aid society of St Paul's church. Supper will be served beginning at 5.3O. At a later hour bright entertainment, consisting of sleight of hand program, music and recitations will be given. Supper, 25c, children, 15c. Entertain ment, 15c, children, 1Oc.