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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10
LUCK A FACTOR
IN MEMS LIVES

In spite " the assertion Of most mil
lionaires that luck does not have any
thing 10 do with success, there is a
time In many great careers when chance
or the Interior power for which it
stands. is " determining factor
Few people today 20 far enough back
into ihc career Of standard oil Co
know that o. chance encounter on the
part of "a shrowd relative who was In
tercslcI Tor him opened up the million.
aire career Of Henry NJ. Fagler. Flag.
Der had by bic own efforts worked up 20
% place where be- WIS earning living
for himself and a wife by manufactur.
ing SALT Ills wife's father. a Michi
gu lumbcrman, had some means.
one day thc lumborman took "a little
railway journey and happened 10 meet
"a poor young man. who was John ID.
Rockefeller. llo had some talk with
the Iumborman. and be- was so sure that
there was money in tho oil business
that bis bearer was convinced of the
fact, also that % was good place 20
invest little money. llc decided 90
do this Tor bis son.in.law, believing
that it would at least prove % means
of setting him ON his feet. llc bought
him On interest which made him one of
a new firm Rockefeller, Andrews q
Faglcr
This was tame, however compared
~ the way in which ihc chance ~ for.
tune fell 1T ihc feet of james ~ Rob.
iuson. the soutb African millionaire.
ilc aud bic wife arrived at Cape Town
FROM England Boz iho early 5ns possess
ing about f5Uu They made long
anil tedious Journey 90 HIucmfuntcin
and opened a gforer, and general mef.
ehandlso store. customers were long
in coming, and when they did they hsk
CD fuf ctodit-a plan 10 which they
were OLD hauds aud at which Robinson
WIS now enough tn Do ruin him. Tho
crisis came hn official took charge ~
thc store and ibe bufghor who bai
fuined him came from 80 parts ~
Hluemfontrlu Go src che sport without
making any effort 90 pay him. Robin
sun stool D., In dufsd art ~ way,
hardly realizing what wbs taking place
llo whs n,af, 90 ysau uf aRy. aud
as tbc bot African suu sbuk ,0Wu that
evening be- realized that BE- was not
oul, tomslo.s aud rouuilr- hut that
be- was iu thr worst ruuntfy in the
world iu which to br without money,
There whs uo sympathy for the mnn
Who vas "hrukr. bud be- could NOT
borrow mour, with which 90 go o. ihr
diTg.ngs at Kimberley, goo miles away
ilis wife sugF,sied thni thsy WALL there
hnd ito husband shuuldyfrJ h,s little
belongings an'i started for ihe diamond
Mecca
ii wac O. fearful iourns, over the
Zoe Afr.eau tafnn ani hills, and che,
vrrr suugs looking couple when
che, arrived at ttr digging,, footsnrr
ani avap luT three weeks ths, bad
60 depend upou charity Zoe fooi and
lo,.glug at farmhuu-rs along che way
ani when ibe, goi Go kimhrrl,, things
luokol ,sirrmsl, ,aTk Zoe them
Then be Was that Rotiusuu, valkiug
nfouud among thr uis streets. aud
afaggiug his feoi iu "a lisilrss way, ki,k
"a q shining object from the dust it'
poyed 90 D. a dne uucut diamond. of
which the millionaire. vho uow reads
the value ~ auy stone 80 glnusr, bad
noi thc loast idra of its worth. With.
4. I'm L-ur- .LL.r b. III L-.uL m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10
FoR ArroRNEY.aHNEnAG.

The undersigned hereby shsouI
himself As a candidate Tor rselsd
10 the offoo Of attorney general,
jeet 70 the approval Of Repaid
voters al tho piimaTioa.
A. NJ. CRAwroRl
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EoR sTATG sENAIoR

! hereby announce myself as a
didaie for the nomination for
senator for this district. subject %
decision OF the Republican voler.
tho coming primary election.
J. N. sMlT
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ron COUNTY REoORDERI

l hereby announce myself -
didate for the ofaes OF county reed
aud solicit the support Of RsPu
voters FOR that nomination AZ the
coming primary election.
W. IA JON
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ron SECRETARY op w,

l hereby announce myssi :.
date for the office Of secretary ., =.
and ask the support Of an -
cans. T. T. WRIGHut,v
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FOR GovERNop

Republicans Of Oregon -.
informed that I am a candida, /,
nomination of governor al ,A,
les to be held April goth.
JAMES w1THYcoyp,|
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FoR STATE TRrAannr,

The undersigned announces NJ
as a candidate for the Office q, !.
treasurer, subject TO the dscis,
the Republican voters at ,hs 7,
coming primaries.
J. H. AITKrl
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ron COUNTY CLERK.

The undersigned hereby annoa
himself a candidate for eouH,y
OF Marion county, and asks the
OF Republicans for that positioh, 4
forthcoming primaries
r. ID ALI
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DO You Want TO Know
What You Swallow ?

Tbere is growing sentiment In tnls
country I'm favor of MEDICINES OF hNO"N
Covp0srrtuN. IL Is but natural that one
should have some interest In the c0mpo,
si,ion Of 'lat which he or she ls expected
10 swallow. whC;her 10 be food, drink oi
Recogniziup this growing disposition
on tbp mart ~ the public. and s1t-nrd
that the fullest publicity can only dad 70
fbe ,ypU-r1ruod reputation oi his lnrlI-
cinps. DR. K. v. Pierce. OF Buhalo. y. o.
has taken time by the iUrclOck, as u
were and .s publishing broadcast a ii-t
81 AN tho Ingredients entering lnt" h.s
leading medicines. the 'bOldtn MtN.'1
Uaroyrry the popular liver lnviHoTa Ihf,
etowacb tonic. bl1oI purifier and IUHTt
equator: also Of his Favorite Pre-. l-
tiDu for weak. over worked, hr0h.n-
down nervous aud invalid women.
This Iud aud Uut-spOkeu movement m
tbo mart rf Ur. Pierce. has. hy shown
pV4rtlv what his wrll-knuwn medicines
are composed ~ rumUlrtciy disarmrI aH
bHrrfuv rrlt rs who have heretofore Nn-
Justly attacked them. a hule pUmN.
la. Hrpu rumu lnl. from the standard
muI.4I autUurtlts OF all the several
school. of practice showing the strun- 70
nrdor.rmruts uy leading mcuical writers
uf tho several Ingredients which enter .N'1
b. pIrreo's mpdiciurs a copy u' fH-
little Uuus is mailed free Co any one u'.
sIr.uy d. learn moro concerning tIr N..N
aIfr. native. me liniull plants which .r'nr
into the composition Of Dr. Pierce mrd-
leluu. Aid-css Dr. Pierce as above.
ur pfrrr.'a Pleasant Pellets are tiny -HT-
ar-ruafrd arfI-H'lIHus gfanulcs Ihtf I.E-
u..f, aud lIHIEHrIfu ttUma,h llNf' H.I
U#vrIa Un uut UUrpt thp pill habit MNL
Iuf, consideration. Uuu or twu each aHI ..f
aIa0atftp auU regulator. three ur four q nn
active ,athartlr once tried always in favor
cEn nm uiyEN AWAY, u cUr.. ~
91Ag gAAAI The Peoples Common -....e
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10
FoR COUNTY CLERK.

The undersigned wiz b. a
didate for County Clerk OF M
county AZ the Republican pHm
ApTti 20. ROBT. A. CROSsA
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ron COUNTY rRRAsURKl

1 hereby ahDsunee myself a.
didato for To-slsstion 10 the on
county trsAsOrsT, subject 70 nomi
by the Republicans Of Marion
at the forthcoming PEimATies
W. Y. RICHARDS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10
CA ST 1EA.
BsaHtA. 1lha kad is Hiu nslH Basr,i
'';,''" q &EHHZIzsI


Mrs. Cassidy Twas very natural he
looksd
Mr Casey Ave- shuFe hs looked for
an the wuTld loik. lowe mau lyiu'
lheIe AeaL.-I -IIlnslEate.l Rila
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ron COUNTY rRRAsUREA

l hereby announce myself
date fOr the once Of county tres
and Ask the support Of all Re
eAnA ]. N. WITZE
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POLITICAL COLUMN

Announcements Of eaDaa.
for Office will be publi,h.s : !
this column at reasombl.
for men Of all parties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-10

FOR JUSTICE or THE PE
The undersigned Il q candid
justice Of the peace for sales
eincts. subject 10 Republics
mariea p. N. LATHH
Salem
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ron JUSTICE or THE Pen
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Publiean party for the once Of
Of the Peaee Of Salem district
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Anderson, Eli Lampson and others, filled the ice house of William B.
 Hawley, last week Friday and Satur-

Eli Lampson and others, filled the ice house of William B. Hawley, last week Friday and Satur-
 Editor A. P. Smith of THE BEE was entertained at dinner, Saturday, by Town Clerk B P. Briggs.
 Charles A. Mallory has delivered hls large crop of tobacco, almost 5000 pounds, to T. Lichenstein & Co.
 MT and Mrs George Merrick of Dan- bury spent last Sunday with Mir and Mrs W. B. Hungerford.
 The funeral of Mrs Emily Giddings Evans was attended from her late home in Giddings street, last week, on Friday. She was sick with pneumo- mia about week. Two boys are left alone at the home, the oldest son be- ing employed on the Harlem Railroad, and the daughter, Mrs Welton, keep ing g.hOuSe in the tenement on the Bak- CT farm.
 Ten children of w. Peets were given medicine by Dr Dolan, last week, for throat trouble, some cases being much more serious than others. Three were in bed the last heard.
 Little Ruth Thompson, who has been sick with pneumonia, is gaining now, being under the care of a trained nurse from Bridgeport. Mrs Thomp- son, mother of Ruth, is now poorly and has been advised to remain in bed a few days, hoping thu, to avoid a more serious sickness.
 Marquis Curtiss has been very sick with bronchitis.
 Miss Clarice Evans was obliged to close her school, last Friday, going from her duties on Thursday, directly to her bed with hard cold.
 Rumor says that 0. Johnson has hired the Errazuriz place. Miss Rose Hungerford visited at J. H. Duncan's, last Saturday and Sun day.
 Mrs Charles Thayer and daughter Julia, have been under the doctors care, having hard colds. Tne mid-week prayer meeting was al A. D. Giddings', this week. There was good attendance at the Kings Daughters' tea at Mrs J. H Stuart's, last Saturday. The DOrcas society met at Miss Alp pleby's on Thursday of this week.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
WESTON
NEWS TEKsELY TOLD.

NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
 Mrs Theodore Hamilton has been spending few days in NOrwalk.
 w. B. Warehouse is recovering from an attack of blood poison.
 Mrs Oscar Williams is spending some days in South Salem, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs D. M. Andrews were re- cent guests of friends on Greenfield Hill.
 Rev and Mrs J. L. Shively, who are enjoying a four weeks vacation, are now visiting relatives in Chambers burg, Pa, and will return home next week.
 Mrs V. Godfrey, who has been spend- ing the winter in Hartford and Ridge field, will return home, March 1.
 MT and Mrs Frank c. Fitch vel. comed a little son, last week.
 Miss Alice Fitch, who has been ill since December l, with rheumatism, is improving.
 Mrs A. E. Turney and Mrs J. P. Fitch were guests, last week, of Miss c. J. Bradley in EastOn.
 Miss Hattie Gould is recovering from a two weeks illness.
 The Kings Daughters of the Con- gregational church were entertained by Miss Florence Meeker on Saturday
 George Barrett and family will move. March l, to Poplar Plain, Vest port, where MT Barrett has purchased the farm of the late James Pillow.
 The ladies of the Norteld Aid socie- ty are making preparations to hold a fair on the evening of March 6, at the residence of Mrs Mabel Fitch.
 The Young Mems Parish club held their weekly meeting at the home of Charles Brock on Thursday evening.
 Mrs w. P. Lockwood entertained twenty lady friends at o'clock tea, ,one day last week.
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here and are glad to see signs of the village gaining.

Miss Edith Plumb, who has been among the sick ones, is improving. Dr De Lesser of Bridgeport is attend ing her.
 Miss R. P. Nc Kinnon of Toronto, Can, spent few days here, last week, the guest of Mrs F. M. Starkweather.
 Henry T. Brownson of East Hart- ford was guest, one day last week, of John B. Nichols. N. J. Clark is gradually failing and is now confined to his bed. John B. Nichols was in Hartford, this week, on business.
 E. L. Hitt, the village blacksmith. has purchased the place just east of his shop, known as the Mrs MunsOn place, and will move there about A pril l. MT Hitt purchased the place of Mrs Sherwood through the agency of the Bridgeport Land X Title Co.,, of Bridgeport.
 Horace E. Lyon, who is now living in E. R. Bennett's tenement house, has rented John $. Shelton's place just north of N. J. Clark's place and will soon move there.
 Misses Harriett and Eunice Peet en- tertained, last week Thursday even- ing, very pleasant valentine party at their home.
 Mrs L. E. Williams has returned from few days stay in Kent with her mother-in-law, who is critically ill.
 There is rumor that the Nichols Auto Bus Co.,, are talking of hiring or buying of A. s. c. Cook k~his large shop now occupied by E. L. Hitt as a blacksmith, to be used for garage.
 Henry Curtis of South Carolina spent a few days here, last week, the guest of August Muir.
 The White Wing Poultry Farm have just received large invoice of Ger nell incubators, Peep-'O-Day brooders and poultry supplies of all kinds fol the spring trade.
The Newtown bee., 1906-02-23
HUNTINGTON
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

MT Griffin, who owns the Alfred J Johnson place on White Hills, has sold it to Harold Ames of Flushing, l.. l., who, 1t is reported, is to make a specially of raising Squabs for the New York market.
 H. F. Glover has sold the old Shel- ton Edwards place on Walnut Tree Hill to MT Pollard of New Haven, who is to raise poultry extensively. MT Pollard will soon take possession.
 Max Kyel, who has purchased the Morris Sherman place on Walnut Tree Hill, will move there about March l.
 It is rumored that Rev Walter Chamberlain has sold hlS place on White Hills and will soon move to Shelton to make his home.
 There is to be Whist party and so- cial dance at Laborie'S hall, thls Frl- day evening, February 23. The com w. K. Booth and c. E. Willard. This IS to be the last social dance at the hall until after Lent.
 George Birdsey has raised his barn up several feet and is to build new stables for his stock under his barn and is also soon to build an addition onto his barn.
 1t is reported that the Bridgeport Hydaulic Go. have recently secured an option on all of Oscar w. Hubbell's land at Saw Mill city and are in the near future to build another large res erVOir there.
 Mrs Hattie Hill is spending few days in Saugatuck with her daughter, Mrs G. w. Hitt.
 Walter House, Miss Tessie Wilson of Marketable and Frank Weslowski of week, of Mr and Mrs Harry Bolless. ''''
 Mrs k. E. Hit of Saugatuck is spending several days here at k. H. Hubbells on Walnut Tree Hill.
 Solomon Kelly has moved from Wal nut Tree Hill to the upper tenement in John Martins house at the Center.
 F. H. Hubbell, John Powers, Mrs Smith Wheeler and Mrs Hattie Hill spent a day recently in Trumbull the guests of MT and Mrs David k. Booth.
 Mir and Mrs James Fair were made
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BEDDING
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Ebert A. Wilson moved his house. hold goods, last week, from Miss Julia Sanford's s cottage to his fathers home in Newtown. Ransom w. Keeler will soon occupy the cottage vacated by MT Wilson.
 l.. O. Peck of New York, who has handsome summer home on COtch's Hill, has just purchased controlling shares in the Citizens building, corner of Main and Cannon street in Bridge port. It is reported it cost him about $86, 900.
 John Malone has accepted position with John Sullivan at his store on the Ridge.
 A. M. Read was in New Milford, last week Wednesday, and brought home horse which he purchased there.
 Rev MT Goddard spent a number of days, last week, in Hartford.
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DON'T DECEIVE YOURSELF.

Don't deceive yourself. If you have indigestion take K0dol Dyspepsia Cure. It will relieve you. Rev W. E. Hocutt, South Mills, N. C., says: "I was troubled with chTonic indigestion for several years; whatever l ate seem ed to cause heartburn, sour stomach, nuttering of my heart and general de- precision of mind and body. My drug and sleep soundly at night. Kodol Di- gests what you eat. Sold by s. E. San ford & Co.,, Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Stephen French, Stepney Depot; Williams & Scoville, South Britain.
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EASTON.
LOCAL JoTT1Nes OF INTEREST

LOCAL JoTT1Nes OF INTEREST.
 Alfred B. Bevans of Newtown was guest Sunday, of MT and Mrs John H. Wheeler.
 Mrs Addie Bradley of Bridgeport was guest, the past week, of Mrs G. B. Tucker.
 G. E. Tucker has taken advantage of the recent cold snaps by having Edi- tor Fuckers ice house filled. Emory Sanford and assistants filled the con- tract.
 Miss Frank Silliman has gone to Hartford to spend the remainder of the winter with her sister, Mrs Kate Wilcox.
 Druggist Evitts and friend from New Milford attended the auction sale at Mrs Addie Bradley's, last week Wednesday.
 George Ives of Danbury recently purchased fine old grandfather clock" of G. Burr Tucker.
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SHERMAN

TO ERECT DAM IN SOUTH PART OF THE
 TOWN.
 George A. Durgy, in company with number of New York gentlemen, will build dam 30 feet high and flood a large tract of land south of his house. The pond will extend within eight feet of the dam on the place of Orlando B. Pepper. A stock company is to be organized. The officers are: President, J. F. Bidstrip; secretary, Dr Smith of Brooklyn; treasurer, MT the lake. Charles l. Leach of New Milford is included in the list of stock holders. It is proposed te stock the lake with fish for the benefit and plea sure of the members of the club.
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ANEW IDEA.

All old time cough syrups bind the bowels. This is wrong. A new idea was advanced two years ago in Ken nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. This remedy acts on the mucous mem braneS of the throat and lungs and loosens the bowls at the same time. It expels all cold from the system, It clears the throat, strengthens the mucous membrances, relieves coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, etc. Sold by $. E. Sanford & Co.,, New town; Betts & Betts, Sandy Hook; Stephen French, Stepney Depot; Will Hams & Scovllle, South Britain.
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TRUMBULL.
NEWS HEREABOUTs.

Mrs Alma Plumb, who is i'll at the home of her mother, Mrs Charles Hub bell, with tonsilitis and rheumatism, is gaining slowly. Dr DeLessOr is at- tending her.
 S.J. Parks, the merchant at the center, will have special cash sale at his store for few weeks, every Satur- day. This week Saturday, February "A, he will sell 21 pounds best granu- lated sugar for $l; three cans fancy corn, 25c; three cans firm solid picked tomatoes, 25c. Do not miss this sale.
 H. B. Maurer spent a few days re- gently in New York State, and brought home with him very fine stand at his barn for service. On the sEe's side there is record of 99 pounds of milk in one day and on the mothers side record of 70 pounds in one day. It is MT Maurer's aim to improve his large herd of fine COWS by bringing fine, thoroughbred stock in. to it.
 Chester F. Brinsmade unloaded, last Friday, at the depOt,a car of mix. ed feed which he is selling at special price. Look up his advertisement.
 The dog belonging to David T, Booth of Daniels Farms created a good deal of excitement, last week, by going mad. After leaving the center no trace was found of the animal.
 Gustave Macholowlski, c. P. Moves, George Sherwood and Willard S Plumb filled their ice houses, las, week.
 G. Leffert is making number of improvements and repairs on his house.
 Samuel Ward has his grist mill nov in good running order and is prepared to do custom feed grinding, every Tuesday and Friday of each week, fol all those who wish. He has an up-tO date plant in every respect. Nelson F. Hubbell is spending few weeks in New York state with his son William Hubbell.
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SOUTHPORT.
ROBERT ST CLAIR BURNS.


 Robert St Clair Burns, aged eight months and 12 days, son of MT and Mrs Robert Burns, died, Sunday, February II. The parents .have the sympathy of the community, as this is the Sec- ond child they have parted with in 9 very short time.
 Joel U. Strong has been procuring ice from the BOStWick pond.
 Dennis Madame is seriously ill at the home of his parents.
 John Lockwood and SOD, John, are drawing cord wood to Southford sta tion.
 Harley E. Warner is suffering from the effects of a very hard cold.
 Whipple O. Trask has purchased a horse.
 Henry Jackson has been working at ice for Thayer of Oxford.
 Miss Martha w. Thompson, our vil- lage school teacher, visited friends in Waterbury, over Sunday.
 It is said two of Father Martins tenement houses are rented and there are two more unOccupied.
 Charles N. CurtisS is out again, we are pleased to learn.
 Herbert Burbank is working at the paper mill.
 Henry Jackson has been assisting Thayer of Oxford in getting his ice crop.
 Wilbur H. Graham, with men and teams, has drawn 600 cords of wood to Waterbury for the Coe Brass Co.
 James Scutt may be seen on pleasant days cutting brush on his pasture land.
 William Voltage has sold horse.
 Homer W. Atwood has another pair of horses.
 Miss Minnie Jackson assists Mrs Porter l.. Wood with her household duties.
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The Satisfactory Store.

happy on Saturday, February 3, by the arrival of a son at their home on Wal nut Tree Hill.
 MT and Mrs George Bush of Coram were guests, last week, of Mrs Maria BuSh
 MT and Mrs Daniel Wood had lit tie daughter arrive at their home, Saturday, January 27.
 Philip Jones is in quite poor health.
 Miss Helen Jones spent a few days, last week, in New Haven, attending the funeral of a friend.
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PLATTSVILLE;,
HOYDEN's HILL.

Miss Jennie Perkins visits her sister in Waterbury.
 There will be Mothers mee ting at Wilson Mills school, Friday afternoon. The children will be heard and Mir Wheatley, superintendent of schools in Fairfield, will make an address.
 There was an inter sting meeting of the Ladies club at Mrs Leroy Clark's, last Wednesday afternoon. Nearly every member was present and some visitors, and one taken in. The next
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koDoL D,desTs WHAT YOU EAT.

Just little Kodol after meals will relieve that fullness, belching, gas on stomach, and ali other symptoms of indigestion. KodoI digests what you eat, and enables the stomach and di- gestive organs to perform their func- tions naturally. Kodol is a thorough digestant and will afford relief from any disorder due to imperfect diges- .tion or mal-assimilatiop. Sold by $. E. Sanford & Co.,, Newtown; Ste phen French, Stepney Depot; Betta & Betts, Sandy Hook; Williams X Scoville, South Britain.
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meeting will be held with Mrs James Hammond in Stratfeld.
 Leslie Jennings and son have gath cred their ice harvest from Benjamin Burr's pond.
 s. Wisner, FEB. Sherwood and l.. A. Jennings expect to have the telephone in their homes about April 1.
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STEPNEY.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Mrs Roger B. Curtis of New York City is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs A. B. CurtiSS.
 J. Carlton Joyce and P. J. keitter have filled their ice houses from A. B.. CurtiSs' pond.
 MT and Mrs A. l.. Faust have been recent guests at Wilbur French's.
 William J and Bertha Nichols gave a finch party, recently, to few of their friends. Light retresnments were served.