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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
! ABINGDON SOCIAL.
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ABINGDON, VA, July 4 4.+---Mrs.i ",
M. Dyer, lady principal Of Martha Wash
.ington5 College, has gone to her old home
In Floyd county, Va, for a. few weeks
visit. sss Ne n \. XII,
u Captain James y. White and family are
taking their annual outing at their coun-
try home "Greenfield," In this county.
Miss Iza Preston, Of Walnut Grove, IS
very III at the home OF her brother !n.-
law, Or. James w. Cummings, Of this
place. Ne a AZ 81 /. 4 . Ii! . b ~. (
b Dr. George Grant, who has been at the
Memorial n Hospital. in Richmond. Tor
treatment for the past few weeks - at
home. almost entirely recovered, Va
4, Frank Campbell and family, OF Texas,
are here on a visit to pr, Malcolm and
! Mrs. sandy r.. Preston, who has been
spending q month with her mother IN
West Virginia.. has returned accompa-
MED BY her sister. Miss Lucy Gordon,
Z, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas " Preston, Of
Bristol, Va, have been spending some n
days with his father Mr. Robert T.
PregtOn Il i U.s. ftt. t .aTitG
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Halifax
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ss{.sH (Speclal y NC
II CLUSTER SPRINGS. HALIFAX CO.,
VA, lily Miss Sue Owen. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. d. W. Owen, Of Dennis
ton, Is ent Pertaining a humble OF fr ends
sthis week at "IIycoS H elghts. '"S one of the
most elegant 1! and hospitabe homes IN
Southern Hall flax. y Among the guests g re
M sses a. Mamie Myer and Elizabeth
Eckenrode a. OF 8g Frcde ricksburg; Il ellen
Easley. OF South Boston; Portla Owen,
OF Turbevllle; Carrie White, of Cha l than,
and Mildred Richardson Of 4 Farn1yllle;
and Alessrs. Lewis Wilkins, OF Iurpe-
vile; sW. Il FL ones, u OF q Concord Ny. e
Reyburn, OF Fredericksburg, and w, ~.
Thompson. OF Washing {, ?. g, .
Missionary rallies are being held az
the various Baptist churches IN Halifax
this week, and addressed by local smn- !,
listers and Messrs. iliam Ellyson and
RID, Garland OF Richmond:
Bishop IIeatwole, OF Augusta county,
is spending the week with his daug hter.
Mrs: John ;Rdnkln,Eof this place. v. L
Principal Hampton Wilson, Of the
Academy. left T tuesday, for East Radford
fora stay Of several days. 3, q,5
M. Emmett Belts, Of Lunenburg counr-
~. Is visiting his sister, NJ @ n. Jor--,
dan OF this place. &
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aIR7AI.DF0R I;|i[,'. SOCIAL

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ls3} BRADFORD, Al, July ia Deau lul
ma rEuerite porch party was gwen ~ ~ NJ =
fSIYl,ian, resented and Miss Annu WE y, &
son It the home OF the latter " ed ne dnS
at which thirty-tWo guests were ~
7The decorations were In dai sizes an y . tlle
Ecolor scheme Of white anu yellow WIS WIS
carried out IN the costumes Or me y t.
$ceiv 3 party, and In the delicious re g
4 fras hmei Is The dainty score cards we re r.
4 "a r7d.nainted iii ii,iarguerites by MISS ss
Bessie Lyle. Progressive euchre was
#nlayed, the tables being set on the long y s
Misses Uses Virginia and Pickett I1eth gave e
h a elegant luncheon Mond ayr the g uests
y haing Miss Venable; 81 Of Il Boston; MISS
Biggs, Of Salem; Mrs. g. 3. Fisher. MISS
fSN1elita Wilson, Misses Lau ra and &Al ack'e
aIngles. 4. US M Il ., "a 4. .,, 8
G current Events Club charmingly \ Thurs
1davs + & honor Of her sister, NJ N! an
f}Dnren Of Pulaski .s@ There re vent
five guests, and d ful smuscal pr O.
Il erramn1e consisting OF piano los BY tlle
hostess and Mrs. Oscar 3 VI Fry or,aE any
Il songs by Mrs. Van Doren, who sings n q IS
sSliRhtfully, with a utlful recital ton ipys
Miss essie Reid. "a e !, ],
Mrs Francis r. Wade gh and children n q r
Rah and Elenor, oc n orfollS, lare az. All
I helm, tho home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Il g.
ans for the. summer and Mrs NY.
SH. 8 Curriet and children, OF Richmond n M
are also guests for the sun1me AZ Alss.5
ans 8. 81 !, l. s.
Rev. David Campbell Meyer Of South
Boston has accepted a cal TO Grace Ep's-5
! copal Church. and will 81 enter on {5 nj
charge the first OF September. III
5a3 Mrs Charles r.. Eplng. OF West }V .
8ginla, D who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. 81. o. Bullard, " IS moving into the
Wright residence on Eighth Street
sts Mrs B, Laura Miles Nena BILE and daugh-
ter Laura OF Roanoke are visiting ; Mrs !,
I1illia u, n 81E
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8FRANKLIN SOCIAL
lspecial e The mtes-Dispatoh.)


# FRANKLIN, II Y. a., July: 14..-N1rs.s c. G.
Vaughan Jr.,} accompanied by Misses
Cora, Sarah and liatieEand Master Cecil
left last Friday night for Athens, Tom,
ITO visit Mrs. Vaughan people. they
will be away during the summer
5 Mrs, r, w. Norris returned Sunday
morning from q visit to Portsmouth.e va.
81 Mr.. Walter l. Denny Of Baltimore, Md,
spent Sunday in Franklin as tho guest OF
Mrs. w. II. Jones and his 5daughtt or, MISS Isl
\ Denny.
Miss Fannie. Mae Beaman has finishes
her business celHse in Norfolk and Is
udw at her home on High Street. i. Il
"a Miss Carrie Poole, Of South Carolina,
as "a guest OF Miss Mae Camp, on Clay
Street 5s III W NJ S x
\; Misses Mabel and Edna Dunning left
Friday for visit to friends IN Suffolk,
Va. IN A. " e L y.
Messrs. Pat Gay and Grover Stephen
son spent last Sunday. In Norfolk. N " 80
lg Dr. and Mrs. =. a. de Bordenave and
4 Miss Katherine Price spent sunday ana ana
Monday at Ocean View. 3s Y s.. /,
Mrs. Harry steinhardt is Visiting friends
In Suffolk this week, 5ilf 35SS ]. I,
Y Miss Bessie Drewry. OF Capron. South
aupton county. is the guest OF her cous-
Y IN Miss Mary Jackson. on High Street,
Miss Lydia Owens Is visiting MISS MISS
Clare Williams. in CORTLAND. u. I.
Miss Corine L. Carter, OF Suffolk, VINO
Is visiting Miss Rawls. near here spent
Tuesday in Franklin with friends. 4;
r Mrs. j. B, Brewer, accompanied i, by
Misses Julia Brewer and Susie Gardner
and Mrs. Paul Scarborough, left Monday
night for Asheville. n. c., where they
Win be for about two weeks.
Miss Cobb, OF Elizabeth City, n. Gu
+ a. the guest OF Miss Cattle Webb.
Il Misses Mary and Pattie Story are
guests OF Misses Mary and Lena Sharp
at Harrelsvile, N. c. ss 52 M
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WILLIAM SBURGs
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Especial to The Times DlspatchJ
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. July 14.-Mrs.
Ed Zoe NJ orecock and children left this
week fora the noun ins. VI N d Il 5s.'
sterian Church. and family have returned
from q. vacation spent At lly," on,
NJ Mrs f Thoin,as II. Geddy who has been
Miss Y Elizabeth Coleman has gone to
s time viii MISS Edith Smith, a,
Ii Misses Lucy Stubs and Harriet Han
they attended the Sigma Sigma Sigma
Sorority conycn lon.s III J, es rs 81
Mr. Edmund Ruiiln and family have
gone 70 Sandy Point. FIJI q sis
9 Miss Annie Hobson Isl ylsltln her Sis
ter Mrs, M. II Shipman,
D5p. 81 Blair Spencer gave a delightful
launch party this week, The trip In;
were tie guests: M Isses Sue Webb, Louise
Harrison, Virginia Harrison, Anne Ru nm,
Morn Macon, Martha Lane and Virginia
Peacly, ana Messrs. y unius Lamb, Ran-5
dolph3 Harrison, Randolph Macon and gDr,
' ME- and Mrs. Ballard p. Roswell left
Mr. Boswe ell, formerly Of Richmond, has
ac,c,ept ed Ia lucrative position,
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sinEton; thurman rlark, W. ]. III. tsrey, y
alN!iclols. I{obeft q: Mostly I! y Hail.

isirEton Thurman Ozark ]. Il. Grey, Jr...
|INlshois, Koot%eft' d Nssty, FfahK y Hailii.
soEss SGaps ella RGydp
de nH It'll sy sypsy TED 1saesaay
EVENING Ionor q teIr NIECE MISS
~ Y, rtsor camp Of constrslet Ion along
ts st g. ssE{s'k Hs si item
/. 8 "a feature Of much interest was tvatch-
siiig tie r operations Of b The huge III
shovel ~ ex cnvhting the earth like 40 ME
hofsts1 s;cl And oad,ns caTs
Fill .Ss These rallrond operations are prose-
s HSa a niki CAMPS gGusy
fGHfsts sses e
I VI most teinpting stippers5v.asSse served
with The weird aceessores Of d blazing
cam fire. upon which, was bre wed I'd -t
lielous NEE, and tho busy Il ra road \
aaGRPR sses{s M M
RI g osby \; Miss wrenn, Of Washing
Mosbs and Nr Gary Nich h So l1se
Nora I, a,ll Mr.. Ba ckb,lr,, Jordan,
Mss mflSr's NedsD 1a MF Aysrs
~ 4 y, i e Lottie Marshall !. ana "a MrssJacka
" y mite, Miss t'lorrie Claytorse and ~ Mr.s
Rragg. Miss ii Lucille Ballard n and Mr..
Willie Ballard Miss Eileen o Harn and
Mr. III Hall. Jr., Miss Mary Yulle and
Mr,yy,llia,n Walker, N lss Ma bel r,Rucke;r6
and Mr.. Bell, Miss wilma scruggs and 4
Mr. Martin Nvithcrs Nj ~ Jnck Brag s.
Mr.5and Y Mrs. j. s. Burks, Masters Bit
ford and John Burks. z II sgj
M ISIS ell lie Atwood, who has been visit
ing Mrs. r H AZ Richardson, left Friday
for Goode.s. Ell route for her home. q
Charlottesville. AZ 3, .s5t
.lottesYille M are guests Of f Mr. C,n rder,.s
parents. Mr., aud Mrs. NJ. r. Z Cardur. 4
Rev q and & Mrs, Graham lambeth ana
two# child rem, - Of Danville e. ire visiting
Mr.. Lamheth's parents.s.A Rev DR.. and
Mrs, M s. s.. Lambeth. & ss@
@s Mr.. r ebert Burkett who has bceilifyis-
iting srelatives here, has returned Al o his
home, In Hattieshurg Miss. YsI .;s n J!
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SfTssnecialjto The Tines. Dispatch.) &

I Especial TO- The Times Dapatch.) e
. cOlSTsvlLLE, Al, July 4 The a n
hsa5,s snaysdhoo held
Ing ~. the e second week IN !! August
meet t,t 3 at that stitu,iop Ttesd July
n1ent n Dr. j .fP, blair, 81 scottsvil[e Dis
trict. vii attend the meetlng (; rs Z,
MI who gently \, seld " Is
National Bank will shortly cree IA resi-
dence on his dot tacent to the property
called home Monday to the bedside OF his
brother Mr. Andrew sutherland Bof North
5fyIH Miss ! Katie Lynch has returned home
=, tS spend ha r on
Mr. B. n ferries. 81. ss55I
the guest Mr. ohm Ign Il, ".
81 M SIS Il M arys Jarnlan. sot n Cha r!ottesYllig,s
N spfMaa atels Jones Jones. W. y u Au
Sans. Ct 5sout Carollna formerly Isll
Miss Elsie I,ord and her brothers. Mas:
ters ohm; and Isaac Lord, are guests Y OF
grandnother1M Mrs. Fox I, n ". ID
I'm rs.5 ia mesaf N1oonk5 left on NV ednesday
for Buffalo Ridge Springs here she sFlll
Slg Mrs. Nannie Gllmer d visiting her
daught er, u NJ RS. Hershey, OF wv administer.
5 RI and m rs.s r. u =. ~ homa have re-
turned home from q trip to &Lynchb,lrK.5s f
"A Mrs Lucy Page \ is visiting her nephe "
Mr Jacks on Beal ftSss9 AZ
"a Miss May Davis u Is attend ng the School
81 Iethods In Char ottesville .,tS y I, y.
&@ ca ain j B. La p It's and family left
Monday for Gee an and Virginia
M y edmond II no spent ip'sr't
Misses Settie and Lottie 1ond cree. ~
Lynchburg are ding some time with With
relatives here. Z,
tending the School of NJ thods.NE ,54
IN las Ethel Briggs .&of Richmond, IS SVls-
ting Mrs. M. i. I'd Briggs. y. +.
master Bernard Jarrnan;4 Of Cnarlo q
ville.S Is at the home Of his grandma her,
Mrs Mary Jon es. y I, I, IA
M Miss isabella J on eB Is spending the SUI nj
mer a { 1.-THE ,Terrac g .9f
Mr. SThornhill Land cree, b who has beenE
with the gIl anawha Coal and .G-.Ss COM &
pany, is spending q week with MS par PAL
Miss Louise Horsle has returned e home 1oln'
Mr. John Briggs, Of Rich mond us spend! ID
ling a few days here, s "a N . . u. 4,
. Miss Constance IIa rtsook Of Rlohmo1nd,ss
la a guest at Mount lsiea SO = ucK N Is
Miss Isn Clara 5Merrick has returned home!
n fer spending the winter In the North.,5
Miss Natalie Worsha IN, !. OF RI chmond,
viii be guest at Parad1ls this 4 SUM
1 Mi !" Mrs. Agnes e.. Burgess Q I; chmond,
visited scottsville his week 55f fs fttg ~
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Frederic ksburg Society.

days so for New york a from, which
place he will sail for NJ Pies tauly,s %
spend month. +. . 4, !.
week as his guests his brothers, N r.
aliersS r. n Staples and WI &c, Of r onnoke,
and Dr s, G. ST aples nd wife. OF WASH 1is'
a Miss Pearl Rhodes and ss N lssI La ra
Pierson are visiting TAT Virginia l3each ~
Mrs c. W.. .Senseney 81 BB So On
Mr. J James M. s Senscney y. "
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-23
OBITUARY.
THOMAS FARLEY

Thomas Farley, nephew of Rev Patrick Fox, passed away Tuesday morning, at St Roses rectory. after an illness with a pulmonary trouble
 He was preparing for the priesthood, but was compelled to relinquish his studies owing to ill health. He is sur- vived by his mother, who lives in Ire- land, sister, Mrs William Clark of Bridgeport, and a brother, Patrick Farley,of Newark, N. J. The funeral was largely attended on Wednesday morning from St Roses church, re- quiem high mass being celebrated
 Father Fox was celebrant, Father Carr of Danbury deacon, Father Burke of New Milford sub-deacon, and Father O'Reilly master of ceremonies. Father Cronan of New Milford and Father Smith of Sharon were also present. The pail bearers were Messrs John and Harry Madigan, John Carmody, An drew McNamara, Austin Hurd and Martin Talty. There were number of floral tributes, including beautiful standing cross bearing the word, Brother" a handsome wreath from cousins, and fiat bouquet from Mrs Edward Troy. The burial was in St Roses cemetery. Funeral Director Troy had the arrangements in charge.
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TRINITY PARISH NOTES.
SUNDAY SERVICES,

SUNDAY SERVICES.
 Sunday, Lenten cards will be dis tributed to the communicants. The Lenten keystone mite chests for the children will be distributed to the children. Sunday services as usual Morning service and sermon at Il a m.; Sunday school at l2; evening prayer and address at ' p. m.
 Rev J. H. George was in New Hay en, Thursday, attending the Quiet day service at Christ church, appoint. ed for the clergy of the Protestant Episcopal church of this diocese. Bis hop Hall of Vermont was the chief preacher.
 Saturday is St Matthias day. Com munion will be administered in pri. vate to the sick.
 Ash Wednesday: Full morning serv- ice at, 10 30 a. m. with sermon by the rector; evening prayer at 7.30 p. m.
 The Women's Auxiliary will meet at the rectory, next Thursday after noon.
 Thursday evening service in the Hawleyville chapel at 7.3O o'clock.
 Friday, LitanY and reading in the Guild room at 3. 80 p. m.
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MISS MARGARET F. KELLY.

Miss Margaret F. Kelly, who had been in failing health for some time, died on Wednesday aged B years. She was the daughter of Patrick Kelly of Mile Hill, who survives her with two sisters, Mrs Thomas Lynch of Passaic, N. J., and Miss Agnes Kelly, residing at khome, and one brother, Martin Kelly, of the Park City. The funeral will take place on Friday from St Roses church. Funeral Director Heating has the arrangements in charge.
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CHARLES J. BuAChMAN

The funeral of Charles J. Blackman took place on Sunday afternoon at ? from the home of his mother, Mrs Starr Blackman. Rev J. H. George otf1ciated. At the conclusion of the church ritual at Lands End cemetery, where the interment took place, mem.
 bers of Samaritan lodge, l. 0. o. F., of Danbury, conducted the burial service of the order. The pail bearers were Charles Jackson, Edward Camp, Ches- ter Northrop, Asa H. Hawley, Joseph
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Hamilton and Walter Clifford. The Odd Fellows contributed d beautiful floral piece bearing the letters, 1. O. His mother, wife, brother, Henry Leverldge Wood of Sparton, Wis, and Mrs Frank Drew, and daughter, Mrs Frank Ruffels, of this town, survive him
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NeWtoWn, Conn

DROBATE BONDS With individuals for se- satisfactory to heirs. Don't ask friend to go on your bond, for he would always rather not. It Is our business to act as security on Pro- bate and all other kinds of bonds. Telephone
 for information any evening. U. s. Fidelity &
 Guaranty Co.. Charles G. Morris, Newtown
 Representative.
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the minstrel entertainment of the Hillside club, all reserved seats having sold. The boys have been rehearsing diligently and are in fine trim for the
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-23

ATA COURT OF PROBATE holden at Red d ding. within and for the District of Red ding, on the 18th day of February, A. D. 1906 Present. John N. Nickerson. Esq, Judge. field County, Connecticut, as Administrator Postofiice Ice Beth Bethel R. P; D2 on the estate 6 oi district, deceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator, J. O. Read, and directs that pu blic notice be giver of this order by advertising in a newspaper having having a clrculs ton m said @ district. and by in said town of Bedding nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 John N. Nickerson, Judge.
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DISTRICT OFNEWTOWN,s ,ss. Probate Court U Feb. 10th. 1906.
 Estate of Mary J. Roche. late of New town, in said district, deceased. n The Court of Probate for the district of from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly 'atteSted. within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to Patrick Roche,
 Administrator.
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The Probate Courts.

QTATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of O Bridgeport, ss. Probate Court, Feb. 2, A. D. 19O6
 Estate of Andrew Leavenworth. late of the town of Monroe. in said district. deceased. Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set dement, Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 Mrs Emily D. Leavenworth,
 Administratrix.
 Shelton, Conn.
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nIsTRIOT OF ROxBURY ss. Probat

DIsTRICT OF ROxBURY ss Probate U Court, Feb 13. 1906.
 Estate of James Kaylor, late of Rox- bury, in said district, deceased. The Executrix having made written appli- cation to said Court according to the Statute. for an order authorizing her to sell the real estate belonging to said estate as per applica- tion on Ale more fully appears it is Ordered, That said application be heard and determined at Probate Office in Roxbury in said district, on the 24th day of Feb, 1906, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and that notice be given of the pendency of said ap- plication and the time and place of hearing
 thereon, by publishing this notice once said district, and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post Tn the town of Rox bury in said district.
 Edward W. Preston, Judge.
 DIsTRIOT OF RoXBURY ss. Probate Court U Feb. 18th, A. D. 1906.
 Estate of Charles A. Trowbridge. an in The COnservatOr of said estate hav wing made written application to said Court for an order authorizing him to sell the real estate belong ing to said estate, as per application on file more fully appears, it Is
 Ordered. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate office in ROxbury, in said district, on the 26th day of Feb., A. b. 1906, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice be given of the pendency of said appli- cation and of the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same once in some newspaper having a circulation in said dis trict and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in the town of Roxb bury in E1uord w pron+or T,,dpo
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f1OWLAND'S
DernOreSt Club. Cash price---Easy terms
 Best machines.

Togive everybody opportunity to buy reliable sew ing machine lowest price the object of this club Not erbody has $2o $ao put into sewing machine Not ev erybody who has to But ordinarily one must pay we'll fer the privilege of buying sewing machine easy The Rowland Demoest club is being formed just the opposite line.
 Members this club buy machine for its regular low price, They pay extra fee for the privilege of behp They have choice of all the styles Demores The selected machine is delivered payment the nafee This fee is but
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A new'invoice just received of the celebrat- ed W. l.. Douglas shoes. Prices Sl.5O, St.7! 8 50 and 8. All A No. goods. latest spring styles.--[Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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RESTRICT OF NEwro wN, ,ss. Probate oour

nIsTRIOT OF NEWTON .ss. Probate Court. D Feb. 10th, 19O6.
 Estate of William Baldwin, late of Newtown, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Newtown, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for set- clement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested. within said time, Wl!l be debarred recovery. All persons in debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 Samuel A. Blackmau. Administrator.
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A great bargain in Atlantic A cot. ton at the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
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I. D. Weed of New Haven was a guest a Marcus Camps, last Friday.
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one dollar.

What the Demores machines?
 Box top machines at SIS. 50 and $19.5O.
 Drop head machines at $22. 50 and $25.
 Automa@icft drop machines at $25 26 50 and 27
 Cabinet machines with drophead and automatict $s5.
 Newest of these is the New Demorest Mo- 24 with matc lift and drop head. Ts the handsomest and best chine of its ype believe you've The cabinet is handsome quatered oak in pattern and finished supebly The head hgharm the frame light and strong the machine with almost noise This head is brought into place by lift of steel with togge joints each end and in place a simple device prevents sagging.
 The Mo- 24 New Demorest sells at $27 50 Already club members have picked the beauty of the collection
 Will you and inspect it and the work do with SO little effort the part of the operator
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-23

The spring line of wall paper at Tay Tor, Curtis & Co., $ is worthy the at tention of every houSekeeper.
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entertainment. Side-splitting jokes on local citizens will be served out early and often. c. G. Peck is to do the honors as interlocutor. The pro- gram will be as follows:
 INTERLoCUToR,
 c. G. PECK. TAMBOURINEs, BONES, EbeneZer Johnson, EraStuS Brown, PerSimmons Bullard, Archibald
 Snowfall. Opening Chorus, Company. Solo, "Wait till the sun shines, Nellie," Sambo Doolittle. Jokes. Solo, Somebody's Sweetheart want to be,''
 Nicodemus Kinkhead Solo, doDS Af 4f1ias3i Like Your Way"
 Alexander Jackson. Recitation, Nicodemus Kinkhead. More Jokes. Quartet Medley,
 Glover, Henderson, Patch, Taylor. Left Over Jokes. Buck and Wing Dance. Closing Chorus, Company.
 OLIO. Vaudeville Sketch,
 Messrs Snowfall and Bullard. Grafton: The Crisis, B. M. Botsford. Vaudeville Sketch, Bishop Brothers Dialect Reading, Archibald Snowfall. Drill, Newtown Belles. Dancing will follow the entertain ment.
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Keep your stock and poultry in good condition by feeding International Stock food. Sold by Taylor, Curtis & Go.
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Henry Bull has been passing a few days in Kent, but returns, Thursday evening, in time to attend the min StrelS
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Dr and Mrs R. N. Betts passed Wednesday in Trumbull.
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NOR SALE-Shetland Pony two years old. I bay in color, about 'a2 inches high, halter broken but has never been driven; Is just AnSOnla, Conn.
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Wanted.
 Some cheap hay or corn stalks at once. Want to rent 8 large farm, not less than 50 acres S. Snow, Suepney. Conn.
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c. E. Blakeman of Palestine, who has been enjoying two weeks trip through the South, going as far south as Florida, returned home, last Tues day, and reported a very enjoyable cOmpanied him.
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Miss Ella Blake had her arm caught in loom in the factory of the Fabric
 Fire Hose Co.,, bruising her wrist and wrenching her shoulder.
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Miss Nellie McNamara, who has been laid up for two weeks, is now about again.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 The prayer meeting at the Congre- gational church will be held, this week, on Friday evening.