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The Newtown bee., 1906-11-16
,BETHLEHEM.
LIBRARY MATTERS. g

The following books have been add.
ed to the Bethlehem library:
At the Fall of Port Arthur,
American sss. Boy Life of r5se ssssssvs''
Marriage of William Ashe, Ward.
Aristocracy of Health, Henderson.
Long Day,
Phebe, Ray.
Breath OF the Gods, Mccall.
Coniston. Churchill
Dawn OF a Tomorrow, Burnett.
Lady Betty Across the Water,
Child's History of England, Dickens.
Last Days of Pompeii, Lytton.
Fairy Tales every child should
know, Mabie.
Stepping Stones to Literature,
volumes, and 4,
Our Little Hawaiian Cousin,
Wade.
Our little Eskimo Cousin,
The Roosevelt Bears, Eaton.
Power Lot, Greene.
Big Cypress, Munroe.
With Perry on Lake Erie, Otis.
A Girl of '76, Blanchard.
Tom Browns School Days, Hughes.
The House of Mirth, Wharton
The Sanitation of Country
House, Barlow.
In and Around Venice, Brown.
Horseshoe Robinson, Kennedy.
Triumphs of Eugene ValmOnt, Bow.
Little Book of health and Court
esy, Barnett.
Stories OF My Four Friends, Andrews.
Divine Fire, Sinclair
200 Eggs a year per hen, Warren.
Memorial Addresses In Congress
on the life of 0. 81. Platt
Pamphlets, Election Laws, 1906.
Miscellaneous Agricultural
Pamphlets.
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EAST KENT.
!
NEwsY NOTES.

NEwsY NOTES.
Mrs Edna Benson was at her home
at Rocky Glen, last week.
Joseph Deveaux of Marketable was
at the heme of his father, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs William Burnett of
Merryall were at Nelson Dwy's, last
week.
Mrs G. G. May and daughter are In
Bridgeport on q two week g vacation.
George Baum is spending few days
in Shelton, this week.
William Baum was home from New
Haven OverSSund8y.
Reuben Wolf has been at his old
home on the mountsin gathering his
crops and carting them to New Mil.
ford.
Howard Dwy recently caught grey
fox in a trap. 1t weighed IL pounds.
There were no services held in the
chapel, Sunday, on account of the rain
storm.
Hunters from New York stopped at
Rocky Glen Inn on their way to theil
old hunting grounds in Warren.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Stevenson OF
Benefits Bridge passed through this
place to visit his brother, Charles
Stevenson, in Warren.
f. M. Hawley of Bridgeport was the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs Ezra Sherman In
Kent Hollow over Sunday.
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TOO MUCH FUNNY BUSINESS.

A well-known eutuckian tells of q
marriage ceremony that a justice OF
the peace in the Blue Grass state was
hurriedly called upon one day. to per.
form. 1t appears that the BRIDEGROOM,
q big mountaineer, very roughly
dressed. had brought his prospective
bride with him to the Office of the
clerk of the court, thinking to secure
his license and have the ceremony per-
formed at one visit. When bis license
had been duly granted the mountain
eer asked If there was justice of the
peace then in the court house WHO
could tie the knot. Upon being ad-
vised by the clerk that he himself was
q justice of the peace and that he was
willing to join the two lovers, the
bridegroom said. "Wall then, we're
ready; 20 ahead!"
"But you'll have to secure two wit
nesses," smilingly observed the clerk
and justice, "before can proceed.
At this the mountaineer demurred,
saying that he did not care for wit
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Are you max
ing a pint of
new blood a

day or are you falling few drops
short? II you fall drop short of the
pint you're goirg behind. Your mus
cles are getting flabby. Your eye is
dull. Your back aches. Your head
aches. Your spirits are jaded. You
are tired and listless. Little by little
your vital forces are tagging. A drop
q day isn't much, but You know what
the little drops of water did to the
stone. In order to keep up the bodily
energy you MUST manufacture a pint
Of rich arterial blood that is pure,
stimulating, and can rebuild the It's
sues that were used in yesterday q
work. All work burns up blood. The
increased work put on the system by q
cold takes more blood than the stom-
ach makes, there is constant short
age and weakness follows; there is IA
tigue at the least exertiOn because all
the blood you make is not enough to
keep the machinery of the body sup
piled with power. Linonine cures
colds through the blood. 1t is just
the food the stomach needs to put rich
warm blood into the arteries. Blood
Is life and Linonine makes it.
At all drug stores-25c, 50c, 81.
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at Arrow Point on Wednesday of las,

at Arrow Point on Wednesday of last
week.
Q. G. King and nurse will remain at
ii. 81. Meade's during this month and
possibly longer ii weather will permit
before their return to New York City.
John GriswOld is now engaged at
painting for Mrs Seymour Welton neal
Church Hill.
B. Hosford is proving himself to be
most efficient helper In r. III. Arm.
strong's market here.
Mr. and Mrs A. G.. Caskey left here
on Tuesday morning of last week for q
trip to Maine, where Mr. Caskey ex'
poets, in the Maine woods, to secure
Two or more deer, with other game
and come home as elated and satisfied
as he did three years ago on similar
trip with New Milford parties.
Mr. and Mrs Fred e. jerks Of New
Haven are at present staying ut Mr.
e. J. Cables. with q view of locating
here for the winter, IL convenient.
Mrs e. J. Cable returned, last week
from q visit to New Fairfield and Still
River. She enjoyed her visit verl
much and for one who has 80 far passed
the four score mark in age, we con
slider the undertaking on her par1
quite exceptional. y
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TRUTH ABOUT
NEURALGIA.
EFFORTS TO GET RELIEF
OFTEN UNSUCCESSFUL.
PROOF THAT DR. WILLIAMS
PINK PILLS HAVE
CURED IT.
An Indianapolis Man Tells How He
Suffered and How He Became
Well Again.

"When I was a boy of sixteen" says
Mr. Otto Fl. Rose. retired grocer. OF
1926 Lexington Ave., indianapolis,
Ind, Il met with serious accident
which injured the bone of my head
over the right eye. I recovered from
the accident to all appearances, but
not many years after began to have
intense pains in the injured bone
which came on every year and would
last from few days to several weeks.
II consulted the doctors who told me
The sight Of my right eye was affected,
so that at times I could scarcely see
out of it, while both eyes watered con.
stantly. During these attacks l was
often dizzy from the terrible pains.
The pains came on every morning and
passed away In the afternoon. neve1
suffered from the pain at night.
II tried without success to get relief
until q friend told me to try DR. vii.
liams' Pink Pills. When l had taken
q few boxes felt the pain growing less
intense and In q much shorter time
than 1 had hoped for I was entirely
cured. have recommended tho pills
to several persons, who have used them
with good results.
my wife uses DR. Williams Pink
Pills for nervous headaches and finds
them the best medicine she has evel
used as they give relief where al
others fail.n
Dr. williams Pink Pills have cured
neuralgia, nervous headaches and pros
tration, dizziness, partial paralysis
st Vitus' oance and locomotOr ataxia
because they feed the nerves and give
health to every tissue of the body
They are uneQualled as blood builder
and purifier and are especially valuable
In the above nervous diseases and sucf
blood diseases as rheumatism, anBmia
sfter-effects of the grip and fevers, be
cause they not only reach these dis
eases at their root but they start RICH,
| In to tone up the whole body.
A booklet, entitled NERVOUS Dis
ORDERS" will be sent free upon request
to any one interested.
| DIR Williams Pink Pills are for salt
by all druggists or will be sent, post
paid, on receipt Of price, SOC per box
SIX boxes for $3.50, by the DR. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y
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LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST.

LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST.
Miss Maria Moore is quite seriously
i'll at her home in the Mallette dis
tr.ct.
william Nc Eslin returned to his
ing, after q week g stay at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs Robert Nc
DR. B. e. Bostwick of New Milford
was in town on Friday.
Mrs Edwin Randall and Mrs Sher-
man Garfield spent Wednesday, in
Mr. futile OF Greenwich, the new
proprietor of the Bridgewater cream
cry, was in town,a few days this week,
the guest of Mr. and MRS James Orr.
Little Dorothy Northrop, who has
been seriously i'll, Is improving, at the
home Of her parents, M and Mrs
Louis NorthrOp.
A masquerade ball will be held at
the Town hall on Friday evening,
November 16. A. B. Mallett and
Harry Gillette are the committee, and
those who attend may be sure of a
fine time.
Mr. Martin, the new Rroceryman,
who comes through this village from
Brookfield on Thursdays Of each week,
has large trade in this part Of the
town and In River district.
Conrad ]. Pulls of Bridgeport was
the guest Of friends In town, last Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs William Booth and
friend from Hickory Hearth farm,
New Milford, were in town on Mon
day, the guests of Mrs Nancy Hatch.
&C. III. Sanford and Miss S. S. San.
ford of Bridgeport were in town on
Tuesday.
Reuben Warner and Lee S. Dickin.
son, who have been in York state, this
week, after car load Of cattle, re-
turned home, Thursday evening OF
this week.
Charles De]iah of York state was In
town on Tuesday to cast his vote.
J. S. Halpin OF New Milford was in
town, Friday.
DR. Leslie is driving new horse and
is kept busy answering calls in this
village and Still River.
Mrs William Welton and Miss We'll
ton were guests of friends in Litch-
field, q few DAYS this week.
A number of automobiles have been
through this village the past week.
Mrs Hannah Moore JeSsup, who is
spending few weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs Anna JesSup Harris, in Spring
field. N. j.. is remembering her
Bridgewater friends with very pretty
post cards.
w. D. Kyle has been quite i'll at bis
home, the past week, threatened with
appendicitis. DR. Leslie has charge of
the case.
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few days last week at Minor More

q few days last week at Minor More
houses.
e Miss Foster and aunt Of Brookiyn.
n. ", are visiting at Mrs L. G.
Toohey's.
Mrs Fem is visiting her daughter,
Mrs Whitehead, at Washington.
George Gilbert of Warren spent Sum-
day at Miss Francis Coles.
Mrs Charles Lawrence and Miss
Anna Dean, who have been visiting at
Darius BristOl's, have returned to
Danbury.
Frank Taylor of Derby spent Sun
day at Joseph Devaux's.
Minor Morehouse is shingling Sher-
man Green's house.
g. A. Tomlinson spent Sunday, No
vember 4. in Bridgeport.
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RRDGEWATER.
JAMES SHANNON.

In the death of James Shannon
Bridgewater loses one of its most sch0l-
arly and highly esteemed citizens and
one of its most upright characters. He
was man of sterling worth. Upright
and honest, his word was his bond.
His death was not entirely unexpected
as he had been in failing health for
the past year and last spring had .
long period OF sickness which left him
rious illness at the last. He passed
peacefully away, Saturday evening at
10 O'Clock, October q, surrounded by
mis- sorrowing family. He was %
years old on August 20, 1905. He re-
sided In this town 81 years. He was q
man who read widely and thought
deeply. He never lost his keen inter-
est in all that was doing In this busy
world. He admired honesty and was
never afraid to express an honest
opinion Eight children survive to
mourn his loss: Christopher @. Shan
non, Miss Maria Shannon, Mrs Agnes
Duncan, Mrs Thomas Nc Grath, Mrs
William Mannion, Mrs Frank P. Hall,
John and James Shannon, and two sis.
tiers, Mrs Ann Brophy of Danbury and
Mr. Shannon represented the town In
the Legislature in the session of 1885,
and acted as juryman at the County
seat in Litchtield number Of times
He was also school committee at differ.
emit times and was always for the
towns welfare and best interests ano
took an active part in every question
pertaining to good. His funeral wal
largely attended, Tuesday morning
from st Francis Xavier church, where
a Solemn Requiem High mass wa!
sung by the pastor, Rev Father Gro
nan, as listed by Rev Father Burke anc
Rev Father Nc Guinniss of NewtOwn
The two beautiful hymns, "Nearer M,
God To Thee" and THERE g q Beauti
full Land on High" we're rendered b,
the choir. There were number o
beautiful floral pieces. To our olde
people who knew Mr. Shannon, especi
ally to those Of them who were his as
sociates, the town will not seem quit
the same without him, and as the fu
neral cortege passed over the river ant
up the winding hill, in deep sorrow
exclaimed Farewell, Good and Faith
full Friend, the world is indeed poo
| when such men pass away" He wa
laid to rest in Saint Francis Xavie
cemetery by the side of his beloved
and sanity wife, who passed to her re
ward a number of years before.-(l
Friend.
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nesses: Nevertheless, he was con-
WINGED In . moment that this formal.
ity was an Indispensable one, and &C
cordingly the necessary witnesses were
procured and the ceremony began.
When the couple had promised to love.
obey, etc, together With the rest OF
the service, the Justice of the peace
quige lnnocently observed that the
There0pon the mOuntaineer exhihited
fresh 1mpatterlce Ut the emotions of
the Official. 'Look here!" he exclaim-
ed. angrily, lit seems to me that
you're dragging in q lot of funny busi-
ness In this weddin'. Why I kisaed
her before We came ini"IFSuocess.
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WHAT THE MACEDONIA REPORTER
WRITES.

WHAT THE MACEDONIA kEFORTER
WRITES.
Miss Anna Wathley has gone to New
London for the winter to live with
Mrs Oscar Smith and attend school.
Michael Slattery has moved to Mr.
Hopson's house on Fuller mountain
and will look after the farming inter-
ests.
w. K. Stone has been out of town
for day or two.
On the Preston Mountain road, just
over the state line in the town of Do
yer, N. Y, isa house now considerably
dilapfdated, which Is said to be the
birthplace of Allan w. Paige, the
Bridgeport political leader.
Howard M. Rowland owns q dog
worth having, whose latest exploit is
to catch q mink that had killed q
chicken for Mr. Rowland. With rec
ord of capturing foxes and coons to
his credit it is needless to say the dog
is valued high.
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KENT.
ARRIVALS AT THE IVES HOUSE.

ARRIVALS AT THE IVES HOUSE.
The Ives House has enjoyed a fine
business through the fall. Automobile
parties find it a favorable place for
stopping. A list of recent arrivals in
clude:
William Couch, New Milford: e. s.
Huson, Cambridge, N. Y; Fl. M..Booth,
Durham; Guy Miller, G. Baruum See
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RoMFoRD.
p. D. Ford of Richmond Hill, N. Y,
recently passed two days at M. @.
FOrd's, his old home.
s. "a. Clark spent q few days, last
week, at his home in Marketable.
T. D.. Harmon is busy shipping farm
produce to g. w. Coggswell at Derby.
R.R.1M IMPROVEMENT AT RoMFoRD.
The Railroad Co. have extended the
platform at the station, making it
much more convenient for passengers
to get on and of the train.
The Town hall is resplendent in q
new coat of paint. A. @. Titus and
men are doing Che work. The Town
hall has long had shabby appearance.
The steps have been repaired and the
building now is credit to the town.
The town road workers, under the
direction of Selectman Newton, are
drawing dirt on to the lower end Of
the road leading from the Depot to the
Green.
A very delightful Halloween party
was that given by Miss Jennie Schmeid-
ell at the residence of her brother,
II
There were about SO present, includ-
ing the members of her class in the
High school. There we're appropriate
Halloween games and decorations.
Refreshments we're served and the par
ty was q success In every way.
Mrs f. M. Taylor and daughter OF
New Preston Station have visited Mrs
Charles Fie in New York City.
Contractor Ellsworth Fem is build.
ing an addition, 50x41, on to the bun
will make the bungalow, 94x41 feet, and
give him a summer home as spacious
as anyone could desire.
Fred J. Ford has taken the agency
for the Kemp manure spreader, and
last week unloaded car of the spread.
ers. He has already made sales tc
Prof r. e. Dodge, q. G. Ford, ii. O.
Averill and Willis Nettleton.
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ley, e. Guy Southey, F. A. Whiting,
Z. s. Jellife, Bridgeport; 81. q. Trow.
bridge, Milford; Mr. and Mrs f. L.
Crawford, Brooklyn; J: G. Dunbar,
&. A. Fairbanks, New York; E. Il.
Smith, Albany, n. Y; @. W. Hopkins,
Boston, Mass; g. 8. Hump hrey, New
Preston; III. w. Graham, Danbury;
Mrs Chauncey Marsh, Miss Esther
Marsh, New Milford; John Baptist,
Bridgeport; j. FL. Cummings, Oak
vile, Oscar Harris, Oakville; Mr. and
Mrs II. G. Newton, New Haven; Char
les Duncan, L. A. Hager, New Milford;
Louis Waldman, FL. 81. Stafford, Mrs
Homer s; Ely, Miss Marion A; g. Fly,
York; q. 81. Slocum, Carmel, N. Y.
Howard L. Knapp, Norwalk: Henry D
Briefly, Easthampton, Mass. \
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EAST NORRIS.
SALE AND SUPPER

On Friday evening, November q, ut
p. m, at Miss Adele g. Hills, the
French Mountain Mission band will
hold supper and sale of fancy arti-
cles. There will also be an entertain
ment, in which assistance will be Civ
en- by Miss Anna Cook, elocutionist,
and Miss Abble Carroll, with vocal and
instrumental music.
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soUTHv1LLE.
THE NEWS HEREABOUTs.

4nH M dHh6A0Oo1Ss
Miss Mary Clark attends the Nor
nal, school In Danbury.
Mr. Connery took trip to Sandy
Hook, N. j., last week.
Mrs A. Bedan of BrOokfield has been
Mrs Isaac Smith has not returned
from BRIDGEPORT hospital, as her eye
heals slowly. She will stay q week
longer.
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MARBLEDALE.

REV MR. OCKFORD LEAVES FOR YER
MONT.
For the first time in over 10 years
the RectOry is vacant. Mr. OckfOrd'S
household goods / ave been sent ON to
Northfield, VT, and MI Ockford and
family move there this week.
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WASHINGTON

AN EPIDEMIC OF PETTY THIEvING.
The village of Washington Depot
has lately been passing through SER
ing In the extreme. The StorehouSe OF
Frederick Scnmeidel, ST., was entered
and barrel of -four taken. Clothes
were taken from the line at John Wy.
ants, goose from Dallas Wyant,
clothes from the line of David John
sons, at the Swedish hall, SO called,
and clothes from the line at Carl Fran
sens. While no clues were made pub
lie, there was some suspicion as to who
the guilty parties might be. 1t would
seem in such an emergency rs this the
selectmen would be justified in EN-.
ploying local or outside talent to follow
up cases like this till the guilty parties
are brought to justice. There is moth
ing more annoying or contemplate
than petty thieving.
ARRIVALS AT THE BADER HOUSE.
F. J. Hosford, Col e. e. johnson, f.
S. Brown, ]. w. Collins, New Preston:
w. A. Newton, G. B. Carlson, Thomas
Williams, William o. Corning, F. ].
Kilborn, Edward Hart, H:O. Averill,
Oscar Swanson, Washington; Charles
II. WILCOX, Lancaster. "a; Allison +.
Smith, Newtown; F. 81. Barnes, Dan
bury; Thomas f. Young, New Mil.
ford; A. s. Lyon, r. B. Miller, New
Haven; A. G. Kelsey, Hartford.
MASONIC NOTES.
At a regular communication of Ris.
ing Sun ledge, No. p, last Tuesday
night, the Fellow Craft degree was
conferred upon one candidate.
Prof Richard e. Dodge is having his
house thoroughly repaired. The old
clapboards are being removed and the
sides Of the building newly shingled.
Richard Bacon, with his capable as.
sistants. William Hurlburt and vii.
liam Frisbie, are doing the work.
Mrs Louis Mason has rented the
Elida Moore place to a Mr. and Mrt
Flewellen. Mr. Flewellen recently
bought the Wooster Lennon place.
Charles @. Ford and son, Frederick
Ford, have bought q number of head
VI blooded Holstein stock of J.
R Hatch of New Fairfield.
Mr. and Mrs Powell Seeley went ia
New Haven, Saturday, for a brief so
journ. Mrs Seeley remained in West
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WARREN

REV Mr. BROOKS VERY ILL.
Rev Mr. Brooks is very low, with
small hopes of recovery. Rev Henry
Epson from New Preston occupied the
pulpit two Sundays. Last Sunday it
was vacant, being very stormy day.
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While N. B. Mead's men were re-
moving dirt near the Clark Randall
place at Lakeside, just back of where
G. e. Beeman cattle barn stood for
more than half century, they uncOv-
cred, last week, . well, nicely stoned,
still in good condition, which the old
est resident in that section fails to re-
member of hearing any one mention
the fact of its being there. 1t seems
| to be difficult to fix the age of it, even
to all now living who have occupied
the house near by.
Joseph Wright, second son of Will
liam II. Wright. was thoroughly scared
and slightly bitten by dog at the cid
er mill here, last Saturday.
N. w. Bishop of Bridgeport passed
last Saturday night at Lakeside.
Harold Beeman is troubled with q
uuinsy throat, this week.
Mrs Horace Nc Can is slowly but
surely recovering from her serious ill.,
Dr. Pendleton and mother visited at
Winsted and 'Torrlngton over last Sun
day. r. A. Marcy, NJ. D., attended DR.
Pendleton's patients while he was alb
sent.
Miss Williams of New Milford is as
sistipg Mrs F. J. Hosford here at dress.
making.
A. W. Skilton's singing school here
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
of each week are we'll attended and
sufficient funds have been subscribed
to warrant 80 lessons, which will ex-
tend the term to February.
Mrs S. q. GoOdhue closed her house
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days recently in Brideewater, the
guests OF their daughter, Mrs Lewis
NOrthrop.
Ambrose Wilsey has sold his horse
to John Buse.
Mrs Sheldon Camp has been visiting
friends In Waterbury and Cheshire.
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William F. Curtfss is visiting friends
in Hartford and New Britain, where
his wife has been for some weeks.
The republican candidate for repre-
sentative, William G. Welton, had the
largest majority OF votes cast in this
town for any republican. The elected
men are William Forestelle, John
Uhappius and M. A. Strong.
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PROSPEROUS LOCAL MERCHANTS.
The Perkins Brothers have in addi-
tion to their flourishing grocery store
opened meat market, where the fin-
est native beef can be had at the right
figures. They are doing fine bust
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Mrs Lois Bunnell of Terryville spent
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ROMFORD.

Haven with her daughter for few
days.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
ROxBUKr.

JUDGE PRESTON ELECTED REPRESENT
ALIVE.
On last Tuesday, election day, Judge
e. w. Preston was reelected judge OF
probate and also elected representa-.
tive. The justices OF peace elected
were: e. W. Preston, DR. Pons, Rev
w. D. Humphrey, rep, and H. w.
TrowbridRe, w. b. Seward and TheO-
dore Elwell, dem.
NINE HILL QUARRY CO. TO DEVELOP
THE P1ERPoNT QUARRY.
The Mine Hill Quarry Co. have
opened up the old Pierpont quarry,
about q quarter Of q mile north OF
Rock Side quarry, and are to extend
the railroad track around the noun
tain up to the quarry. 1t Is thought
the rock of this quarry is of better
quality than at Rock Side.
MISS RICKERMAN-MR ALLING.
Thomas Al1ing of the east part Of
the town and Miss Gussie Rickermar
of Waterbury were married at the
Congregational parsonage In Wood
bury by Rev Mr. Wyckoff, Tuesday
November 6. Mrand Mrs Alling came
at once to Mr. Alling's home.
A HINT TO THE sELECTMEN.
The road over Botsford Hill is ir
wretched condition and unsafe, anC
now that the heavy wood teams are
through caftfng over it the work of re
pairing 1t should be looked to at once
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NEW PRESTON.
FRANKS OF THE SMALL BOY.

Some of the small boys of this place
have recently been too free in the use
of their rifles and several squirrels
which have visited back doors and
been fed on nuts by good housewives
are missing. One man lost his rooster,
last Friday, and it has been thought
best to stop this unlawful shooting
and the Carrying OF firearms publicly
by these boys. People become at
kind. They dislike to have them de-
stroyed by the foolish whim of a boy.
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A deer with her two young ones
were seen Friday In the lot opposite
Mrs Robert McKeever's place, one day
last week. Myra Thomas saw them
as he was returning from the station,
and they were pretty sight.