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Wanted-AutomObiIeS.

wANTED-Launch huh; q feet or larger;
Will consider other hulls- J. w NJ. 61S Z 81
sc. aDIS-3L
wANTED-The use of an automobile or a
carriage part OF each day. by careful lady.
Address BOX 427. Times Office. aplT-st
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Royal Pilsen for Family Use.

This matchless light beer is bottled ex-
preSsly for home use. Have a case de-
livered. Phone w. 436, Abner-Drury Brew
ing Co. ...
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FOR RENT-Furnlshed two counnnunifa ring
rooms rooms suitable for liENt housekeeping. APP
ply at III 18th St NV. apl9-3t
PAI-r Of furnished house; light housekeep-
ing. adults 80 I'd ST. Sc ap1S-zt
1902 18TH ST. NW.-To one or two gentle
men; private family; adults: second floor
front. exCellently furnished: choice locality:
price moderate: references ap1s-zt
736 18TH ST NW.-WeIl-furnished rooms.
central location: porcelain bath; phone: tran
slcuts. apls-st
FOR RENT-Confor1ehl pleasant rooms,
summer rates, $780, $3.50 per week 72s Sth
s.. NV. apls-2t
- 10TH ST. NW.-Large and small fur
nished rooms Tor rent: transients aecoriEno-
dated apls-st
FOR RENT-The Charleston. SO 18th St
hH H---r urnlshed rooms. also front parlors
suitable for doctors Office apl9-st
TWO ROOMS. nicely furnished complete for
light housekeeping; TO refined young couple:
no children, 5i2 Let St Sc apls-3t
225 Sd NW.-Frout room; also second back
s. week. apls-3t
FOR RENT-NIceIy furnished rooms. $40
and SIS month 1102 ! 81, NV apls-3t
1915 STH ST. NW.-one single room. neatly
FURNISHED, S9.V9- apls-5t
-FOUR furnished rooms and two partly fur
nished for ugnt housekeeping Apply l2IO
u st. nv. apl9-2t
FOR RENT-Eandsoneiy furnished suite Tor
light housekeeping gas range; bath; every
LARGE double parlor. private bath: single
rooms. 81 weekly; also housekeeping room.
LetLsonable- 5os 18th st NV II
1874 HARVARD ST, Columbia Heights-T110
81 cond story front furnished rooms apl9-3t
FOR RENT-Furnizhed. two COMMUNICATING
south front and north rooms sinEly or en-
suite; convenient 10 18th st cars. summer
rates telephone. 1891 Harvard 81. ap1S-4t
LARGE ARRAY furnished rooms. heat. gas.
I3l 6th St NV apiS-2t
FRONT PART Of second fat Call rs 18th
St NV apIS-3t
FOR RENT-BeautifuI furnished room. bath
adjoining. southern exposure low rent 4S4
III St NV. aDIs-2J
NICELY FURNISHED rooms for rent. front
or back. also one parlors suitable for Office.
~ 81 NV Apls-4t
NICELY furnished front room. suitable Tor
married couple OF two gentlemen 5th ST
sIs NEW YORK AVE--NIcely furnished sec
ond floor rooms. private bath; tranSients ac-
eommodated apls-5t
TWO ROOMS. complete for light housekeep-
ing hct and cold water. S0S Ilth ST nv.
apls-St
FURNISHED ROOMS; gentlemen only; eIe-
vator service 4Sl 10Th St NV. FLAT ,.
TWO furnished rooms on first floor for light
housekeep.Bg- 81 East Capitol ST apls-St
FOR RENT-Front and back parlor; gentle
men preferred Call At III 81 St NV.
apH-St
FRONT. back pArlor. light housekeeping
- n 81. NV. apl7-3t
DELIGHTFUL LOCATION-is72 Harvard St
NV, near 18th St. cars. nicely furnished
rooms arsI7-Et
TWO furnished front rooms. s. and SO; two
comm uuicating rOOInB. first floor, suitable
for offlcei bath, gas opposite Court House
! go John Marshall pace ap17-st
FOR RENT-FurnIshed rooms for coiored
men S.s . ST NV aplT-3r
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished front rooms.
$50, s., -. or 81; gentlemen or couple 2I6
- 81. NV apl1-5t
NICELY FURNISHED small room. suitable
f0r gentleman. $ per month y 9Th St ne
mhZs-30t
PLEASANT ROOMS for Eight housekeeping
I 526 New jersey ave. NV. ap1l-St
TWO furnished front rOomss light house.
keeping. 2i7 X St NV apI7-sr
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For Sale-AutomobileS.

FOR SALE-One Pope waverly felectric)
runabout in good condition: terms cash
Inquire at Office FCPE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, 18th st. apl2-3t
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Fink's Cream Is a Delicious Dessert.
Either phone North 463 or North I7S1.
Geo. Fink, ZzlO 14th St & 1877 7th ST. NV
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Strawberry Ice Cream from Fresh Fruit
Hartung's Sanitary Dairy. los Fla. ave. NV.
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Attorneys.

ADVICE FREE-Damage divorce, and estate
cases; no charge without service; best law
yers. all courts. everything strictly con-
1idential- Address p. o. BOX I. station A
City aplS-tf
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Dentistry.

FOR TEN DAYs-S7.5O plates. A75. $40
plates. 500. porcelain crowns, $3.50; 22-k
Eold crowns, S435i porcelain. fiIIings 81 80
Nothing but best work. THE MItTfyaI.
DENTISTS, 1912 r st. NV. apI7-tf
DENTAL WORK done by graduates for cost
ot material at Washington Private Denial
1nhr1nary, 1903 St NV Teeth extracted
apS-30t
CUT-RATE DENTISTRY FULL SEE
TEETH. 81 Gold Crown and Bridgework 81
Filings, SOC. All Consultations and extract
ing absolutely free. ARMY AND NAVY
DENTAL PARLORS. COR. 7TH AND + STS
NV. Entrance 6S9 + St Phone Main 4324-M
rnhS0-30t
TEETH WITHOUT FLATES-No extTac+i----
nc pain; look, feel, act. and last longer than
natural teeth; shTunken faces made normal.
painless filing DIR. J. L. WILSON. l2O3 X
ST rrh9s- eor
FIRST CLASS WORK, Low PRTCFS-Sef
of teeth, 50 up; gold crowns. 50 up; gold
nllinss. 81 up silver filings. soc up: work
guaranteed. no pain. DR. GEO. L ED
AONDS. SIG r St NV mh2S-30t
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the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any OF the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
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and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
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Ladies TAILORING.

NJ. LOwENSTEIN. Ladies Tailor: suits and
skirts made TO oroer; perfec- fit guaranteed
OF no pay. 1903 New York ave NV mh27-sOt
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LOCAL MENTION.

Invalid's Coach at Zeh's Livery Stable.
A new idea. Comfortable and reason
able in price AIS Sth ST Phone Soc.
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Music and EIoCution.

VIOLIN, PIANO; successful instructcrs.
European methods Reduced intro5uctorr
rates. Address BOX f43, Times ofaca
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"9e" the Sure Cure for Colds and Grippe
ThOs. II. Atkinson. distributor. 11th & C
SITS. Sold by all druggists, 25 cents.
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For Bicycles.

TIRES-Great reduction: Hartford special
S-I5. Diamond F'uncrure Proof. SIS: six
wheels, S1.67; back, slss. Quick service
JONES. 602-4 E ST. apl4-St-exSu
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Chris. Xander's Pride of Virginia Port
A fine old Port. highly esteemed for medi-
cinal use. 10c at. Only at 9l9 9TH St
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For Sale-PianoS.

FOR SALE-At sacrifice, handsome upright
klmban piano. in excellent condition IIIS
22d ST apI9-St
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Observation-Disclosures.

BIG MONEY PAID for desirable Furniture
carpets %iil pay fun vaIde for stoves in
hold goods OF all kinds. contents especially
u. NOTES, 90 Louisiana ave. Phone NJ SGOs
mhlS-3Ot
wANTED-Seventy- 1--WE 70 100 yards OF
gravel. For information call AT Rooms 2g5-
- CORCORAN BUILDING. apIs-St
WANTED-To buy coffee mill cheap. EU-
GENE SULLIVAN, Gle ID st. sW- ap1s-3t
WANTED-BOYCE's BABIES
Full well the anxious mother knows
That smiles and dimples soon VIII fade,
And 50 IN haste she quickly goes
To have her baby's picture made
And photos that are best Of all.
The mothers fond have come 70 know,
Are only those that now are made
At BOHCE'S NURSERY STUDIO.
Phone ngagements-BOYCE. 1925 + st. NV.
aplS-St
WANTED-Heavy express wagon. 2-inch
axe; axe running gear must be IN good condition.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO. l42O st.
aplS-3t
SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. bric-a-brac, and all kinds OF
household goods BAUNPS FURNITURE
SHOP, Sa. l4th a.. and y Sts NV Phone North 1873
toInerly ytn ana U nh25-Slt
WANTED-25 pairs mated homer pigeons;
must be cheap; state price. Address BOX
ais. Times ofhee- apl7-3t
wANTED-Highest cash prices paid for worn
garments. ladies' or gentlemen's. ,. Also shoes
and hats. Address postal and I will call any
hour: b. TARsHES. 1905 7th st. NV. Phone
North 4g9. fe2S-9
wANTED-To buy old feather beds II
Marks, 800 9Th st. NV. ap17-St
CASH PAID for pawn tickets: money to
loan: old gold. silver. diamonds. etc. bought.
LOUIS ABRAHAMS. 49, Sth ST. NV.
oc26-emos
WANTED-Iarge hreproof safe e r. MAR
DEN. I42o New York ave ap17-3t
WANTED-S KEBESKY, 1906 7th St NV
viii pay the highest cash price for ladies'.
gents, and chtidren's cast-Olr clothing and
shoes and hats Address posrai and 1 will
call Pnone n. $3.50 mh2s-sOt
wANTED-I buy. take down. and remove
brick and frame buildings, eXpertly and
promptly 7. EDW. CLARK Builders Sup
plies. 1905 New Jersey ave. NV. Phone ~
Z79 fe7 GOT
MAKE MONEY by saving money; bring
very highest cash prices for them: phone 229S
drop postal; Will call L. kESSLER. 1294 Ith
ST. NV. ap5-90t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: Don't put
away your old clothing. shoes. hats. and
shirts before seeing me, as pay highest cash
prices for them Drop postal, Will call H
GEWIRZ. 120S eth St NV ap5-l5t
WANTED-AH the Panama, straw, and silk
hats that need repairing 10 be left now.
while we are not busy, at BRODT'
HAT FACTORY. 4l9 11th st. ap5-S0t
WANTED = IF YOU ARE GIVING UP
housekeeping and wish 10 sell part or all
Of your furniture. send for the man who
has the reputation of 20 years fair dealing
MARCUS NOTES. as 9Th st NV: phone
Main 5l71. fe13-9 90t
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WA V. MAHONEY. the Progressive Paper
hanger reliable prOmDr chaans Iaeysl - ;
Gntee covers all our work Send poxtaI fer
free samples ana estimate Main store, sos
Pennsy lTanla ave. Sc. telephone East ia F
or following agencies- De Maine & Co. 1901
Ii ST NV; Edlavitch's store, Bowie Ma /:
10 Monroe ST, Anacostia: Fowie-'s store
Congress Heights: 657 New York ave NV
1870 z ST Sc: Conaway's store. Laurel, Nd :
General Stoze Glendale. PostOf1ce. Colonial
Beach. Va; Rogers & Farden H.-attsvIlIe
Nd; Shaw's store. Twinink City. New
agency, Just established. Lloyd's store. Sea-
brooke, Nd. api5-7t
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For SaIe-FfisceIIaneous.

!,SltS EOk sAI-E-Two .l-s- fine show cases with
43I sth st. NV. aple-st
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Wanted-BiCyCieS.

WANTED-To buy every secondhand bicycle
in Washington lis Pennsylvania ave. NV
aDa-20t
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EO9 l., sALE-Fery hne oak bedroom suit;
sooo as new foI SZZ-5G. cost SO
<31 9Th ST. NV, an1a2t
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Wanfed-RoomS
Rooms and Board.

kOO14S anu nO&TGs
ROOM, good home table; central location.
g29 X st nv. ariq-3t
4z7 G ST. Nw.-NewIy furnished room. with
table board. aplS-st
ROOMS AND BOARD for gentlemen APP
ply 80 ID So. sw aDf7-sf
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS: excellent tabIe
board; reasonable rates Apply at 500 2d st
NV. anIT-2t
WANTED-Two boardsrs; nicely furnished
room, with good board, $3.50 per week each
1025 22d st NV. apI7-st
s. a week: furnished rooms and board; strict
" first class table; tile and porcelain baths
each floor The Benton. 3lS c st. NV.
apls-et
GEORGE WASHINGTON HOTEL, 18th and
New York ave, overlooking White House
First-class family hotel double rooms SO
UP; single room. S25 per month; good board:
transients- 81 per day and up. ap15-I5t
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DANCING.

LARGEST AND COOLEST Hall. IN
THE CITY, ELECTRIC FANS
OPEN ALL SUMNER.
THE ORDWAYS, E31 11th St. n W-Everv
Tuesday, ThuIsday, and Saturday even
ing beginners class. 1850; advanced. $50.
Lady assistants; six lessons, $3.50. Private
Lessons by appointment Hall for rent
apl9-3et PROF. cHAS. NJ WYNDHAM.
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CENTS a WORD

For AL Other Classified Liners.
THREE OR MORE CONSECUTIVE DAYS.
ONE CENT A WORD.
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For Rent
UnfurniShed Rooms.


'97 9Th Nw.-Two large communicating
rooms, with aieoves- neat, gas. and bathi
ushI housekeeping apI9-4t
THREE UNFURNISHED rooms. third moor:
heIt. gas. bath. Light. housekeeping 7l5
~. 81 ne apl9-3t
TWO ROOMS on second floor. SIC; bath and
gas; two rooms. third floor. $1A 1915 sth NV
FOR RENr-Three pleasant. unrurnished
rooms, third floor: rent reasonable. 2l85 L
ST NV Il
TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS. second floor;
private family references exchanged 70S .
st. NV II
THREE NICE. Unfurnished rooms FOR light
housekeeping; cheap se Q 81 NV ap1s-2t
THREE or four large unfurnished rooms,
with telephone service very reasonable 10
parties with hrst-class references MRS.
AAO1eEI4, -bIignInooQ l. o. u - aplS-St
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms: bath
and gas 6zz I ST Sc aplS-sI
THREE ROOMS and bath. second floor, with
gas; suitable for light hOusekeeping: ST.. 30
l5Jo II ST ne apIS-2t
FOR RENT-Two large uufurnished rooms.
second rocri light housekeeping bath. heat.
light: $40 per month I25 eth 81 ne apIS-2t
FOR RENT-Three second floor rooms for
housekeeping; water in kitchen 513 I'd 81
NV apIS-st
FOR RENT-LaTge basement; WOOD and coal
furnished; homework taken for rent SIS
Indiana ave. nv. apl7-3t
THREE ROOMS. second floor. with bath:
newly papered; rent reasonable 42S 2d 81.
ne. apl7-st
FOR RENT-Unfurnished nat in corner house;
all front roomsi central. 1881 Sth st- NV.
THREE and nve room Housekeeping hats;
bath; pantry; rents, SO and 81. 2s2o X st.
NV. apIz-3t
FOR RENT-Tvo or three large unfurnished
ROOMS FOR light housekeeping 2l6 St NV.
apl6-4t
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Wall Paper.

ROOMS PAPERED. $50 up. We also do
house painting 20qc cheaper than anv firm IA
city. W. .. CARLISLE & CO.. 62I f St
NV apl5-St
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Found.

SATISFACTORY PRINTING promptly done
at small cost; i years practical experience.
HAYS. Sd and X sts NV. ap12-l0t
HATS RENOVATED equal to new: s.rav,
and panama: hat bleaching a specially.
Phone Main 3fsS-M KANDEL & CO. 72I IT,
ST NV unh30-Set
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CASH REGISTERS.

S2-sS FOR SANITARY. drop-side couches:
rockers. sSc; go-earts. SIS; parlor and bed
room suites. 81 per week See goods RED
M0ND,S. 3u and sl3 7Jh 81. NV. feI5-tf
FOR SALE Upright pianos at unusually low
ngures- II VIII pay sou 10 see before de-
cdlng- Must sell tall used pianos) at a
sacr1nces one upright. S10Os squares low
50 CHAS- n. STIEFF, o. Eth st nv.
J. c CONLIFF, Manager. rnh2g1tf
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

FOE RENT-Furnished- two communicating
rooms suitable Tor liENt housekeeping. APP
ply at iii 18th ST NV apl9-st
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DON'T RISK in new business: buy a jewelry
ana optical business established % years net
income, $40, $50 weekly. Apply J. l. TEP-
fEhs 4ib 5th st. NV. aplS-3t
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Help Wanted-Female.

WANTED-A girl to cook and do general
h9usework Address RROOKLAND. Times
ONCE. aDI9-3r
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For Rent
FurI ished and Unfurnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-A small. pleasant back room
furnished or unfurnished. for ladies only
81 Sth S. Sc apIS-SI
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms: some
with private baths THE YATES. sos I2th
St apI7-3t
Wanted-ROOmS
WANTED-By couple, reasonable room and
beard, near 18th and . sts. NV; state terms
Address BOX 452, Times office II
WANTED-By single gentleman, room and
board; unfUrnished preferred; within seven
blocks OF Sd and East Capitol sts state
price Address BOX 459, Times ofice
apl9-2t
WANTED-By a gentleman. furnished or
unturnished room, In Northwest east Of 10th
St must also have place TO keep small dog
Address BOX 463. Times Office IL
WANTEC-One or two bright unfurnisbeI
front rooms. 14S st. ne. apiT-3t
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
LOCAL NOTES.

Arthur Hicock from Wesleyan Uni
versity has visited his grandmother,
Mrs NJ. S. Atwood.
a visit with his parents in New jersey.
Mr. and Mrs George Shelton from
Butte, Montana, have been spending
several days in Washington, D. c..
and 1t is expected they will visit this
place before they return, to look after
his property here. Mr. Shelton has
sentt by freight to 9. M. Perry a box
containing about 300 pounds of maya
zines, illustrated papers for distribu-
tion, which no doubt will be appreci-
ated by the reading public.
James Sullivan'and family, Mr. and
Mrs John Sullivan, William Sullivan
and Thomas Sullivan, Jr., all of Wa
terbury, we're all guests on Christ mas
day of Mr. and Mrs Thomas Sullivan,
Sr.
On account of the mad dog which
ran loose in the east part of the town,
the authorities of the town ordered all
dogs either muzzled or confined until
February l, 1906
Sneak thieves stole the muzzle from
Mrs Emmett Curtis dog, one night
last week.
Mrs Amelia Freeman, who has been
spending several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs B. M. Tuttle, will soon
return to her home In New Haven.
Mr. and Mrs William Donnelly of
Norwalk were guests, last week, Of
Mrs Donnelly's mother, Mrs Samuel
Warner.
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GEORGETOWN.
LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWAUG.

LITTLE BOSION AND UMPAWAUG.
Mrs Mitchell of Milford returned to
her home on Tuesday, having spent
Christmas with her little granddaugh.
ter, Marion B. Benjamin, at Miss Sar-
ah Coley's.
Miss Bessie HaZen entertained few
Of her young girl friends on Christmas
afternoon. Music and games were 1u-
dulged in, after which luncheon was
served and Santa Claus appeared and
distributed gifts from a Christmas tree.
The girls had a delightful time and
Miss Bessie proved to be an excellent
hostess
Mrs Eugene Banks, Howard and Lou
Use Banks, we're the guests OF Mrs Jane
Avent in Branchville, last Tuesday.
While there has been no snow for
Christmas, this year, the ponds have
been very we'll frozen over and many a
pair of new skates have been gliding
over the smooth ice all the week.
Miss Sarah Celey, Mrs Albert Ben
jamin and daughter, Marion, Mr. and
Mrs Eugene Banks and daughter, Lou
Use, were guests of Mrs Remington aud
Miss Libbie Merchant, last Thursday
Mrs Edward Pinkney was in town,
this week, visiting her father, Eli Os-
born. Mr. and Mrs Pinkney are very
soon to move to Memphis, Tenn,
where Mr. Pinkney has secured a fine
position with the gas company of that
place.
Miss Helen Olsen, graduate of the
Norwich hospital and now teacher
in same hospital, is at home spending
the holidays with her parents in Little
Boston.
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REDDING.
LOCALS OF INTEREST.

LOCALS OF INTEREST.
Mr. and Mrs Philander Ferry cele-
brated their birthday, both coming on
December 81.
Mrs Thompson entertained some OF
her friends to New Years dinner,
Mr. and Mrs F. A. Judd and son,
Freddie, of Danbury, took dinner with
Mrs Judd's parents, Mr. and Mrs G. A.
Sanford, Sunday.
The Christmas supper of the Metho-
dist Sunday school, last week, was
largely attended and pleasant even
ing was enjoyed.
The telephone line from the Center
to Bethel is at stand still. Some
property owners object to poles being
set along their bush lots.
Mr. and Mrs George w. Banks of
Philadelphia and Mr. and Mrs Martin
II. Griffin OF Danbury we're callers on
Mr. Banks sister, Mrs G. A. Sanford,
New Years.
Martin Burr has the contract to
build house and barn for the Amer
ican Long Distance Telephone Co., at
Redding station.
Mr. and Mrs j. B. Cornwall and son,
Lawrence, came up to their country
place, last Thursday, in their auto.
Henry Brown has moved his family
to Bethel.
The mail from the Ridge to Redding
station will only be carried mornings
for the next three months.
DR. Smith has received word that his
brother, Homer, of Philadelphia, has
been married to a lady from Honolulu.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
. SOUTHPORT.
BRIEFLY NOTED.


Mrs G. N. Wells shipped her goods
and left but week for Chicke, Cal,
when she will make her home for the
present.
@. N. Curtis, the butcher, has killed
and marketed in Waterbury from June
%, 1905, to January 1, 1906, over 1000
chickens, besides all his other market
work.
Michael O'Neil of Quaker's Farms
had his right wrist badly bitten by a
dog, one day last week.
Robert Burns, who formerly worked
for the Diamond Match Co. at their
factory here, but for several months
past has been living In Maine, has re-
turned to this place and has accepted a
position again with the Diamond
Match Co. He is boarding with Mr.
Reynolds on the hill.
Paul Wolcott of Bridgeport spent
last Sunday and Monday here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs T. J. Wolcott.
Charles Oakley, a machinist at the
Diamond Match Co.. has resigned his
position and gone to Boston, where he
has accepted position. His place at
the factory here is filled by Howard
Hicock of Southbury.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
ROXBUKIs
ALL THE LOCAL NEWS.

Miss Eleanor Mackay, who has been
spending week with her parents, re-
turned to her studies in New York,
Monday. Her mother accompanied her.
James Matherson is visiting his rel
atives in Munson, Mass.
Mrs William Allen is spending a few
daps with friends in New Milford.
E Daley, Richard Daley, wife and
children, Watson Daley and lady
friend, Mr. and Mrs J. McNiff and
daughter spent Christmas with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs W. Daley.
Miss May Forbes is con valescfng aft
er her operation. All are glad to have
her with us again.
Charles McNiff is assisting Foreman
CIPHER in the creamery for few days.
N. Natalie is assistant at the depot.
Albert Barnes spent day with his
father, David Barnes, last week. Mr.
Barnes is not as we'll as usual.
The Christmas season extended
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05

Tashua and was in New York on bust
ness, last week.
lives near Waterbury.
William Hartnett of Bridgeport WIS.,
tied at his mothers, Mrs b. Ha IT.
nett's, the first of the week.
Mrs Nancy French is at home again
after spending a month at the home
Of her son in Shelton.
Mrs r. S. Hinman has been afflicted
with throat trouble, out is now re-
covering.
Miss Nora O'Brien of Ansonia was a
guest at G. B. French g, recently.
Allen BeardSley has two teams at
work helping Grover Loveland finish a
contract for drawing wood for the Coe
Brass Co,
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
BULLS BRIDGE.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

NEWS IN BRIEF.
Mr. and Mrs William Goodsell of
North Kent and Clark P. Lane of
Bridgeport were in the village, Sun
day.
Elmer Potter and Miss Lena were in
Waterbury from Thursday until Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs George S. Lane of New
Milford, Willard M. Lane of New Ha-
ven and Charles Beehler of New Pres
ton we're at F. r. Lanes over Sunday.
James Cummings delivered his to-
bacco, Wednesday, to Luther Eaton
of Kent. Messrs Judd and johnson
delivered their tobacco. Saturday, to
Mr. Halpine of New Milford.
Mrs Mary j. Bradley of West Corn
wall was in the village, last week.
Ralph Peet has been on the sick list.
the past week. At this writing he is
better.
Mrs Mary lesson and miss Bertha
Kilson were in Bridgeport over Christ
mas.
Jerome Judd of Waterbury has been
home the past week.
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through the week, beginning with
when the children connected with Con-
gregationai church enjoyed tree in
the hall.
Rev Mr. Chunn and wife returned
from visit to New Haven, last III prs
day night.
Alan Hurlburt spent Christmal at
bis fathers, George w. Hurlburt's.
The children connected with Christ
church held their annual Christmas
festival on Wednesday evening. A
short service was held, then the chill
dren entertained their friends with
music and Rotations, followed by the
lighting Of the tree and distribution Of
presents.