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MT and Mrs Frank Nichols attended the wedding of their granddaughter, Miss Grace Platt, in New Haven, last week.
 J. M. Perry and family were over Sunday guests of Mrs William Robin son.
 Mrs I. N. Thorpe is visiting in Beth el.
 Thomas Donnelly is spending a few weeks in New York.
 MT and Mrs David Hanford of East Norwalk have spent few days with their niece, Miss Birdina Fitch.
 Mrs Frank Warehouse has recovered from few days illness.
 Miss Blanche Beers and Miss Philip son have returned to East NOrwalk, after a weeks visit with Mrs Theo- dore Hamilton.
 Mrs Hawley Williams, who has been very ill with pleurisy, is improving.
 Miss Flora Whitlock of Georgetown spent Sunday at her home here.
 Miss Nettie Heinich and Misses Emma and Frederick Faulhaber re- turned to New York on Monday to spend the winter.
 The funeral of Joel Perry, until within the past two years lifelong resident of Weston, was held on Tues udy lTOu UIl0 IOSluSIlCO O1 ulo ucPuC"s Morris W. Perry. The deceased was in his 9Oth year and the last survivor of a large family of brothers and sis ters, and unmarried.
 Rev B. B. Adams of Greens Farms preached in the Congregational church on Sunday.
 Mrs s. S. Carver is convalescent from a two weeks illness. Miss Jennings has returned to Southport, after a weeks visit with MrSD. M. Andrews.
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NORRIS.
LOCAL BRIEFS OF INTEREST.

E. H. Turkington received the nom- ination of sheriff for Litchfield coun- ty, few days since, at New Milford, and October 20 William E. Kirchber- ger received the nomination for Sena- tor from the 32d Senatorial district from the Democratic convention held in New Milford. Seldom are two men from a small town called upon to fill such important offices. It looks as though we were not going to lose aught, but rather hold our good repu- tatiOn.
 B. H. Clark has gone to Hartford to spend Sunday, and will return with his wife, who has been absent for sev- eral weeks from home.
 MT Smalley has sold all his farm im- plements and household goods, and Ferris Turkington and wife will oc- cupy the house and care for the farm in connection with his cattle business
 The rains have spoiled all the foliage and soOp winter will be upon us. The shrubs and the flowers are past all beauty now.
 MT and Mrs Fletcher, Miss Humph- rey and Miss Alvord were Tn attend ance at the teachers convention in New Haven, and report a fine time and an instructive one.
 Many of Dur w. O. T. U. people have gone to the Worlds convention in Boston. Many of the prominent women occupied the seats of prominent churches there on Sunday last, to hear such women speak as Mrs Ellis of Washington, D. O., Rev Anna Shaw, Miss Greenwood, and score of others, who showed Boston what the energy of temperance women can accomplish.
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BROOKFIELDn
MISS MOREHOUsE--MR JON

MISS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JONES'.
 A very pretty wedding took place. October Is, at the home of Mrs Maria Warehouse at high noon, when her daughter, Miss Harriet Elizabeth, was married to Clinton Robert Jones' The ceremony was performed by Rev B. L. Whitcome of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., formerly of Brook field Center. Mrs Frederick Wood, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor. She wore white and carried bouquet of American Beauty roses. Frederick Wood was best man. The bridesmaids were Miss Alice Macabe of Water bury, Miss Sarah A. Graves of Three Rivers, Mass, Miss Cornelia More house of Brookfeld, and Miss Cornelia Addis of Danbury. They were dressed in white and carried American Beauty roses. The ring bearer was Marjorie Hoffman of New York City. The brides gown was white silk, trimmed with Duchess lace and silk applique. Her veil was caught up with bride roses and smilax. She carried show CT bouquet of bride roses and smilax. The house was decorated with ferns and autumn foliage and the ceremony was performed under an arch of honey suckle and bitter sweet. The bride was given away by her mother. The brides travelling gown was dark gray, with hat and veil to match. Miss An na Corly, pianist, and Master Dayton Henry, v1olinist, both of Waterbury, played the wedding march from Lohen- grin. There were many beautiful and useful presents.
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feed at Stepnev. this week.

feed at Stepney, this week.
 At the Congregational church, Sun day evening, October 2S, Rev Irving Maurer will give report of the meet ing of the American Board held at North Adams, a few weeks ago.
 Editor and Mrs Floyd Tucker have closed their house here and returned with their family to their home in Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs Frank Perry have gone to Kentucky, the former home of Mrs Perry, to reside.
 Mrs G. Burr Tucker spent Sunday in Bridgeport as guest of Mr and Mrs F. H. Lyford: Mrs Anna Bowdy returning with her for a short visit.
 Mrs Mary Benjamin, Mrs Atherton and other friends of Bridgeport were guests on Sunday last of MT and Mrs w. w. Ferris.
 Miss Tarbell is having her two hous- eS and other buildings painted. Ed ward Bevans of Hattertown is doing the work.
 Edward Seeley and Fred Silliman are serving as jurors in the Criminal Superior court of Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs Isaac Perry have moved to Fairfield, where MT Perry has a position as foreman on farm.
 Mrs Grace Clark is having her house reshingled. Carpenter Sweezey of Tashua is doing the work.
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BLOOD POISONING


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NICHOLS.
LOCAL NEWS.

Michael Turner of Newtown has moved into the north part of D. J.. Walters house and has taken posi- tion with George A. Drew on John B. Nichols farm.
 David Plumb has been having a number of improvements made on the interior of his house. Howard G.. Knapp did the mason work for him.
 Charles Smithson, who works for H. J. Lord is anticipating trip to his old home in England. MT Smithson went all through the Boer war and al- so served for several years in the Brit ish Marines. When he returns from his trip he will bring MT Lord some imported ferrets for the farm.
 William Wellington had narrow escape from being seriously hurt while in Bridgeport, one day last week. He was changing his horse from one wag- on to the other when his horse kicked up, hitting him over the left eye. Quite bad gash was made.
 Thomas Murphy from Bridgeport has moved into Beach Luther's house on Jerusalem Hill.
 Mrs R. M. Near of Bridgeport was a guest, last week, of her sister, Mrs P. Owen.
 A. R. Roswell had the misfortune to lose valuable horse. Another horse kicked it in the leg, breaking it and he was obliged to kill it.
 Miss Annie Atkins of Bridgeport was guest, last week, of MT and Mrs H. J. Lord at the White Wing Poul- try farm.
 Miss E. R. McKennon of Bridgeport spent few days here, last week, with Mrs F. M. Starkweather.
 Roland Brooks, who lived in the parsonage of the Methodist church, has moved to Bridgeport. l.. c. Couch of Bridgeport has moved into the parsonage vacated by MT Brooks.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
'1ONROE

NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
 The Misses Ethel and Edith Wales and Carrie Osborne attended the teachers convention in New Haven on Friday, October l9.
 Saul B. Hurd has been sick for a few days with a bad cold.
 About fifty from this section went on the excursion to Pittstield, Thurs day.
 Harmony Grange expects to enter tain Pohtatuck and EaStOn Oranges this week Friday evening, October 26, and it is hoped that there will be a large attendance of patrons.
 F. w. Wheeler is called on jury duty this week.
 Miss Agnes Beardsley is visiting her sister in Yonkers, N. Y.
 Arthur Wales has returned after spending a few days with his parents, MT and Mrs Solon R. Wales. John Hungerford of Bridgeportspent Sunday with MT and Mrs Edward B. Curtis. MT and Mrs Elmer c. Tryon of An sonia were over Sunday guests Of MT and Mrs Arthur H. Curtiss. Mrs Betsey Beardsley has been under the care of Dr Hill. Mrs Arthur H. Curtiss and daughter, Evelyn, have been visiting friends in AnsOnia.
 Mrs Frank Mallett is spending few days with Mrs Sylvanus Mallett o1
 Earle Wales and Miss Pearl Wales took in the PittStield excursion on Thursday.
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ROXBURY.
PERSONAL CHAT.

fGn6ONAA CdA1s
 Edwin Dickinson of South Britain was in town, Sunday.
 Mrs Caroline Thomas is at William Trowbridge's for week.
 The people in our little town do not seem to remember what the Good Book says, "Love thy neighbor as thyself," children picking a few cherries and grapes that grow by the roadside they have them arrested and brought be- fore the justice. A pity they haven't some of the spirit our Puritan fathers had.
 Mrs Frank Castle entertained her daughter, Miss Dora Squire, of Wood bury, last week.
 Charles Andrews and family of Wa terbury were guests of Miss Emma Beers, recently.
 Miss Mildred Ford of Milford is vis- iting at c. W. Ford's.
 Mrs Henry Beers of Washington is visiting her daughter, Mrs William Minor.
 Mrs W. R: Wells explains the snake small stream that crosses the road by our barn. Fred Warner shot large water snake there and helped kill "A little snakes that came from the big snake.
 Mrs George Wolfum of Bridgeport has visited at John Eva's, the past week.
 Mrs Walch is very sick at her home. Dr PonS attends her.
 Miss Alice Bronson of New Haven visited her parents, last week.
 Charles Thomas is in Winsted, this week, on jury.
 Rev MT Adams, presiding elder of the New York Southeast division, preached at the Methodist church, Monday evening.
 Everett Hurlburt of Glastonbury spent Sunday in town.
 Henry Beecher of Southbury has been engaged to teach singing at the Booth school for the coming winter. The first lesson will be given, Monday, October 29, at o'clock. The lessons will be free to the pupils of the school. Any one wishing to join the class9 can do so by paying 10 cents each lesson.
 The feature of the week was the ad- dress given by Hon E. J. Hill in the Town hall, Tuesday evening.
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LONG HILL.
A MAD DOG SCARE.

A MAD DOG SCARE.
 Mrs George Sherman, while crossing the street, narrowly escaped being bitten by mad dog. He sprang at her just catching her dress in his teeth. He was killed later by F. Turney. It is reported that the dog came from EastOn and as he was seen at the lower end of Long Hill street, it is probable that several dogs were bitten by him.
 Leo 0. Gabler has broken ground for a new house on his building lot near the residence of his father. Peter Gabler. It is a fine location Over- locking Long Hill street. 0. Sweezy & Sons have the contract.
 Mrs Tracy Cunning has been the guest of MT and Mrs George Hadley at their home on Colorado avenue, Bridgeport, for several days.
 Dr David Hawley and brother, Frank, from Bridgeport spent Sunday with their parents, MT and Mrs Wal. ter Haw}ey.
 George Sherman is spending two weeks in the Green Mountains, Vt., hunting deer and other game.
 Carl Wilson from Mattewan, N. Y., has accepted position with J. $. Le- Bar.
 Levi Downs has finished decorating the interior of the residences of George and B. B. Sherman and is now deco rating rooms for Mrs George Clark. The board of selectmen met at Trumbull on Friday of last week for the purpose of making voters. Only four were made although 30 names were handed in.
 Charles Middlebrooks, who has had three teams working on the new pow der magazine for the Union Metallic Cartridge Co.,, Bridgeport, returned home, last week.
 G. Burr Tucker of Easton was in town, Tuesday, buying antique furni- ture. He purchased desk, which is probably 15O years old, of K. L. Tur- ney.
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MARBLEDALE.
BISHOP BREWSTER AT ST ANDREWS
 CHURCH,

BISHOP BREWSTER AT ST ANDREWS CHURCH.
 Bishop Brewster made his visitation to St Andrews on Sunday morning. The weather was unfavorable but a good congregation was present. The Bishop preached an excellent sermon on going forward in all that is good in our social, political and religious life, making special appeal to the men as citizens and churchmen to use their privileges and influence for civic righteousness. Four candidates were confirmed and good number of the communicants of the parish partoOk of the Holy Communion. The singing by the choir was excellent. The BiSh- op went to Kent in the afternoon.
 The rain, Saturday, which proved tobacco storm, made great demand for help in stripping tobacco.
 Edward WatsOn's family have left their summer residence and gone to Jersey City, N. J.
 Burr Hollister, principal of the High school and superintendent of schools in the town of Washington, visited our school, Monday, and expressed him. self as pleased with its condition un- der the rule of Miss Calhoun.
 s. H. Clark spent few days in Mar bledale, the first part of last week.
 Miss Calhoun went to WOodville,
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THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
 Floyd Bouton purchased a horse of Ridgefield parties, Saturday.
 Mrs Wallace Smith, Mrs John Pryor and family and Mrs Robert Hill spent Monday afternoon in Danbury.
 Mrs Jeanette Bennett has returned home, after spending several days with friends in SouthingtOn.
 James Dorley and Miss Daisy Bar rett were married Saturday, October 13. at Father Shortell's residence in Ridgetield. They will reside with MT Dorley's parents in Little Boston.
 A very pretty wedding was solemniz- ed at the Methodist church at 12 o'clock noon, Sunday, October IA, when Sylvester Barrett and Miss Flor ence Kramer were united in marriage. She was dressed in a gown of white silk and carried bouquet of white carnations. They were unat- tended.
 Miss Laura Bennett spent Sunday with friends in Brooktield.
 Harold Mills, who has been spend ing a week at his home, has returned to his work in Ansonia.
 Clarence Burr and Miss Lulu Lock- wood were married Sunday, October IA, at 3 o'clock, by Rev A. 0. Eggleston. They have gone to housekeeping in Danbury.
 A number of young people gave a very pleasant surprise to MT and Mrs Sylvester Barrett, Saturday evening, and shOwered them with tin at their home on Main street. Despite the rain, large number were there and passed very pleasant evening.
 Mrs c. H. Taylor has been entertain ing Miss Margaret Hagerman.
 A very pleasant reception was given to MT and Mrs FurbuSh at the COngre- gational parlOrs, Thursday evening.
 H. s. Mills of AnsOnia and s. l. Per ry of New York City were in town over Sunday.
 Miss Charlotte Pinckney, with a friend, returned from an extended wis., it in New York, to her home in Little Boston, last week.
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PERSONAL CHAT.


 Mrs Harry House and her two chil- dren have returned to their home in Florida, after spending the summer in Brook field.
 Mrs Lizzie Cotton is visiting her sis ter. Mrs WilmOnt, in Bridgeport. Mrs Laura Bennett of Georgetown spent Sunday with Miss Jessie Roe B. s. Frye of Danbury has moved in- to Mrs Sarah Bradley's place on Kel- logg street.
 Mrs Arthur Mansfield has returned home from Providence, R. l., where she has been visiting for several weeks. Miss Sarah A. Graves of Three Riv- CTS, Mass is spending few days at the home of Mrs F. Wood.
 Mrs w. Lauring of New York City is visiting her sister, Mrs John Wet more.
 Mrs 0. E. Vroman is visiting her father in Canaan.
 Charles Calkins and family of Bridgeport spent Sunday in Brook field.
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PLATTSVILLE,
HOYDEN's HILL.

MT and Mrs c. w. Sherwood and son and Mrs F. Keenan, who have wis., ited at E. Sherwood's for couple of weeks, have returned to their home at Rockaway Beach, N. Y.
 Miss Jennie Perkins has returned from a stay in Bridgeport.
 Leroy Clarke is having his house re- shingled. MT Moon of Strattield did the work.
 Farmers in the vicinity are busily engaged in storing their apples, pota- toes, etc, for winter use.
 Mir and Mrs J. E. Dunkerke of Long Island City, spept a day, following the funeral, with MT and Mrs L. A. Jennings, last week.
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SCOTT & BOVINE, 4's Nes Ts"s9 as:E Street

tained at James Dowd's on Friday last.
 There was a praise service in the North church, Sunday evening. The pastor gave an excellent sermon to young men.
 Miss Ludella Whittlesey has been staying with MT and Mrs G. Fallen during Miss Bronson's absence.
 Rev J. l.. R. Wyckoff has completed the addition to his veranda. R. H. Baldwin did the work.
 Alfred Leach, in the employ of Dr Sage, has gone to New York to have his eyes treated by an oculist.
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PURE BLOOD IS A DEFENSE,

it means safety. A person whose blood is in an impure and impoverished con- dition is in the greatest danger of catching any infectious or epidemic disease. Dr Kennedy's Favorite Rem- edy is the mildest, safest and surest purifier of the blood, thus striking at the root of Kidney, Liver and Bladder diseases. $1 at all druggists.
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
WOODBURY.
THE NEWS FROM HOTCHKISSV1LLE

THE NEWS FROM HOTCHKISSVILLE.
 Theodore Warner and family are to move to Danbury.
 Last week MT and Mrs George O. Terrill entertained their daughter Mrs Lee B. Warner, of Danbury, and their cousins, Mrs B. l.. Hitchcock, of New Haven, and Mrs Wellington An drew, of Orange.
 Mark Hall of Winsted was visiting relatives Here, last week. Mrs John Butler and little son, Charlie, are visiting her parents in Hartford. MT Butler is boarding at William Clay's.
 Edward F. Nichols has been on the sick list.
 William Forbes is assisting in build tons barn in WOOdbury.
 Mrs Edward F. Nichols is entertain ing her mother from Ohio.
 Rev Stanley F. Blomtield of the Con- gregational church in Woodbury preached in the hall on Sunday even- ing.
 At Sunday school trio "Must l go and empty handed?" was sung by Miss Genevieve M. Ford of North Wood bury, William Clay and his daughter, Miss Ruth L. Clay. A few remarks were made on the lesson, ''Ine Para- ble of the Talents," by Editor Arthur E. Knox of the Woodbury Reporter.
 Commencing with next Tuesday Rev Stanley F. Bloomfield of the Con gregational church in Woodbury will conduct meeting at o'clock every Tuesday evening. MT and Mrs Will liam Clay have been appointed to form and lead choir.
 George Bacon and Theodore Warner have sold out their milk routes to Walter Gibson.
 Mrs c. J. Minor and Miss Shook are visiting in Waterbury.
 Mrs Atwater of California is to start back, next week.
 Miss Allen, the new milliner at l.. B. Dawson's, boards at Alex Gordon $. Miss Edith Allen has been spending few days with Mrs A. w. Mitchell. MT and Mrs Sherwood Allen and friends from Litchtield were enter
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Friday.
 Rev T. Fl. Ockford, who has had charge of Grace Mission, Cobleskill, N. Y., the past year, has been appoint 1 o Gbrse county, New York.
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The Better
 Way

The tissues of the throat are inAamed and irritated; you cough, and there is more irrita- t.on-more coughing. You take a cough mixture and it eases the irritation-for while. You take
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EASTON.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. / Rev Arthur E. Westenbury preached at the Congregational church, Sunday morning, in the absence of the pastor, Rev Irving Maurer. Rev MT Maurer occupied the pulpit of his brother, Rev Oscar E Maurer,.at Great Burlington, Mass
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THE ADDS HOUSE BURNED.

The house owned by Mrs Jennie Ad- dis of Danbury and occupied by c. E.
 Moshier in the west part of the town was burned to the ground on Monday, October l. The fire was discovered about noon but had gained such head
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GEORGETOWN.
JOEL PERRY.

Joel Perry died at the home of John Brewster's where he had been board ing for the last few years. The funer- al was held at the home of his nephew. Morris Perry, in Weston, last Tuesday.
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Cl SNSA1AlA> VI SN
 ting indicates an unhealthy con- Gition of the kid- neys; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kid ney trouble too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the back is 1A Al,o 1x;l-avyc
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WESTON
FUNERAL OF JAMES B. DIKEMAN,

FUNERAL OF JAMES B. DIKEMAN.
 The funeral of James B. Dikeman was held from his late home on Sun day, Rev B. B. Dean conducting the services. MT Dikeman was 4l years of age, Republican in politics and a member of Cockenoe lodge, I. O. R. M., large delegation of which attend ed the funeral. He is survived by his three young children, brother and sister and his mother, Mrs B. A. Dike- man. For the past year and a half MT Dikeman has been sufferer from con- sumption.
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Thousands. Have Kidney
 Trouble and Never Suspect it.
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How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or co1nnon glass With your water and let it stand twenty-four hours {;
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way MT Moshier was unable to save any of his furniture. It is supposed the fire caught from the chimney.
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Henry Osborne is building new ice house.
 Miss Louie B. Turney spent Satur- day and Sunday in Shelton.
 Theodore Beard of Shelton spent Sunday with his grandparents, MT and Mrs Thomas w. Turney.
 Schools closed, Friday, to enable the teachers to attend the convention at New Haven.
 Henry w. Osborne unloaded car of
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GRANGE NOTES.

Easton Grange will visit Har- mony Grange of Monroe, Friday even. ing, October 26.
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 What To Do.
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