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BRIDGEWATER.

CONGREGAT1ONAL CHURCH ITEMS.
 Three members were received into the Congregational church before ing. This makes IT who have united since January l, 13 by confession. This brings four new families into our fellowship, besides large number of young people from the homes of our older members. The way in which the young people are entering into the active work of the church is very promising. Especially is this true in the c. E., which has now become f1ourishing and wide-awake society. There are now l5 active and five assO- ciate members. At the last election, the following officers were chosen for the s Zd Sf the 1eyan Ms @9f secretary, George Marsh; treasurer, Allan Treat. Chairmen of commit tees: Lookout Mrs Gorton; Prayer meeting, Henry Sanford; Social, Miss Sanford; Missionary, Rev D. D. Cor ton; Information, Robert Treat; Flower, associate members. The so- ciety will hold 8 raspberry shOrtcake and ice cream festival on the lawn in front of the Congregational church on Friday evening, July B, beginning at 6 o'clock. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all.
 Frank P. Town of Vermontville, Mich, 8 former pastorate of Rev D. parsonage, last week.
 MT Gorton and his friend spent the Fourth in New Haven.
 The members of the Christian En- deavOr society will conduct raSp- berry ShOrtcake and ice cream sale on the church lawn on Friday evening, July 13. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to all to enjoy this social event. The first tables will be ready at 6. p. m. the Congregational church MT and Mrs William Johnson and Miss Sylvia ship. The additions thus far this year are IT, which speaks we'll for the church life in this town.
 Messrs Dwight and Clark Wheeler of Bridgeport and their families are occupying their dwellings in the will lage.
 nail, is very low with septemia.
 Mrs Lorenzo Sanford and Miss Fair. banks of Bridgeport were in town over Sunday. Miss Fairbanks will re. main for few weeks at Shadyside. l Rev G. D. Pond will be absent from St Marks church the last two Sundays in July, spending the vacation with Mrs Pond in Winsted.
 Elmer Beers of Roswell, New Mex
 ico, has been visiting his sister, Mrs
 Bennett Peck.
 l MT and Mrs 0. $. Perry of New Mil ford and daughters are spending g
 few days at H. w. Treats.
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OXFORD.
NEWS HEREABOUTS,

Peter Marsh has been improving the walls of the dining-1oom, hall and other rooms of the Oxford house with new wall paper.
 Glover w. Cable has been laying new floors and making other improve ments in the house of James Lancas- ter of Chestnut Tree Hill.
 Frederick A. Leeke of Torrington has been visiting his brother, Frank Leeke.
 Rev MT Kirkpatrick has received a new case of the Leeds library books, and they are now ready for loaning.
 Mrs Emily Hughes and her sister-in- law, Mrs Cornelia McEwen, have had together erected a handsome granite monument in the Congregational cemetery, in memory of their hus- hands, w. w. Hughes and Virgil Mo Ewen, one side bears the Hughes name, the other the McEwen.
 The Parker cottage near the San
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mrs N. L. Bloss spent few days in Minortown as guest of her aunt, Mrs Celia Peck. On returning she was ac- companied by Miss Celia Condit of Waterbury.
 James B. Ames is having hemor- rhages and is in critical condition. His daughter, Mrs A. T. Minor, has spent some time with him.
 Mrs Samuel P. Hayes on Saturday attended the, funeral of Miss Belle Betts in Woodbury.
 Miss Frank l.. Atwood of Water town is visiting her auntS, Mrs F. P. Hayes and Mrs A. 0. Lake.
 Mrs Betsey Ann Allen has returned from visits made in Brooklyn, N. Y., Hartford, and Boston, Mass. She is making farewell visits among her rela- tives in this vicinity, preparatory to trip to her home in Iowa, where she will be accompanied by her daughter, Mrs Botsford, and daughter, of New Milford.
 Argyll Hull came on his motor cycle to spend Sunday at the Hull residence.
 Miss Edith Jones came from Boston to spend the Fourth at her home. Mrs A. o. Mitchell gave lawn par ty to few friends, Saturday after noon.
 Miss Faith Atwood of Watertown has been spending few days with her aunt, Mrs K. P. Hayes. Judge F. P. Peasley and family of Waterbury are spending few weeks at Breezy Crest. J. w. Smith has side delivery rake and hay loader to help secure his hay crop.
 Miss Bernice Johnson is up from New Haven. Summer boarders are coming in and the town is quite lively. Rev F. B. Harrison and family are spending a few days in town, the guests of Dea F. Bird. A party of 10 from Water bury camped on the shore of Long Meadow pond over the Fourth. |. Mrs N. l.. Bloss has entertained Miss Candit of Waterbury for few days.
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nave been proven Oy tue mduy 1OVluk words and acts of kindness shown and for which the family feel deeply grate- full. Services were conducted by the Rev H. K. Smith and quartet sang Rock of Ages" and ''Therell be no Dark Valley"
 GAYLORDsvILLE NOTES.
 c. J. Corey, MT Brooks and MT Randall came from New York in an automobile on Wednesday of last week, returning on Saturday.
 Miss Susie Hatch is at her home in this place.
 Mrs Utter and Miss Utter of New York are here for the summer.
 Thompson Barton of East Kent is spending some time with his daughter, Mrs John Paine.
 Homer Walters, one of the power house electricians, is spending his va cation at his home in Pennsylvania.
 E. Dakin is not so we'll.
 Irving Clark of New Milford passed the Fourth at Paine Farm.
 Phineas Clark of New Milford spent Sunday in this place.
 MT and Mrs A. w. Peelan have re- turned from trip, which included stops at Bridgeport, New York City "IS Mrs nT1S T6arlow W. Garfield and daugh. ter have been visiting at Bridgeport and other places.
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SOUTH KENT.
BRIEFLY TOLD NEWS.

John Shepard of Bridgeport has been the guest of his cousin, David O. smith, for few days.
 Mrs Levi Shove, who has been visit- ing her sister, Mrs Charles Chase, has Y.
 Mrs Sarah Hufcut is spending few days at her old home in Macedonia.
 Edward Barker of Westtield. Mass, and Miss Grace Bingham of Meriden, Conn.,, are guests of MT and Mrs John w. Chase, this week.
 Burton J. Atwood and Ezra Law renee of Oakville spent part of last week at Ralph Howland's.
 Lyman Jennings of Nebraska is vis iting relatives in this place.
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asylum. Mrs Jennings has been 8 hard working woman and up to a short time ago was able to care for herself.
 The Benedict property on Center street, which has been vacant for some few months, has been rented, and will be occupied by William White, who will move from Fleetwood avenue.
 The bell game, satTrSsy'w TSs wsfgnhuto w99snhe to team is a hard one to beat, and the Bethel team will doubtless exert itself to secure the victory in Saturday s contest.
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A QUIET FOURTH

Fourth of July passed here without accident or any sensational incident, whatever. As an exceptional rule the church bell was not beard to ring on the eve before, but on Fourth of July night, few young people as 8 joke, surprised the sexton by getting into the church and pulling the bell rope for five minutes after the sexton thought he had retired for the night. He got up quickly and reached the church in time to meet the parties, and was SO we'll used, he refrained from pronouncing the benediction on the culprit's heads, which he intended when first disturbed. All ended In peace and laughter and the writer has met but few who are really not glad Independence day is once more over without great injury to any here.
 One of the fish commissioners of the ed away for stocking other lakes Of the state, several thousand Of H; w. Beeman's small mouth black bass from the Hatchery.
 MT and Mrs PendletOn returned from Massachusetts, last Saturday evening.
 The writer is informed that after July 15 the steamer Crescent will make three trips daily around Lake Waramaug, starting from dock at foot of the Lake at g o'clock a. m 2 and 6 30 Q. m., and at other times as spec- ially engaged.
 Mrs Berkely Morgan picked enough field strawberries, this year, to hl! 5O quart caps, an unusual and remarkable undertaking.
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of from certain highways:the automo- bile. The particular road that l have in mind is the highway leading from Valley Station to Judds Bridge. It is so narrow it's entire length that it is almost impossible for teams to pass ex- cept at rare intervals, and if automo- piles are allowed to travel this road it will mean some terrible accident, 1 fear, to our people. Realizing the danger, I write to ask If you will not give this request publicity. The road is used almost exclusively for pleasure purposes, and 1t seems to me it would be wisdom on the part of the select- men to preserve it against the almost ubiuuitOus automobile.
 Yours truly,
 E. K. ROSSiter. Washington, Conn.,, July 3, 1906.
 The above letter appeared m re- cent issue of the Tribune and ought to be brought to the notice of all auto owners, who use our highways.
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stopping at Leslie Randall's for a few days, last week.
 Master Louis Randall and his sister, Clara, are spending this week with friends in Bridgeport.
 Albert Smith is entertaining a brother from Washington, D. O., also his daughter, Edith, from Bridgewa- ter, Mass.
 Walter Newton s eldest daughter is at home for a short stay.
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ford grist mill has been sold to Mrs Susan Wood.
 Miss Stella Tyler of Waterbury wis ited over the Fourth with Mrs Martha Hawley.
 Mrs Martha Hawley has raised near ly 400 chickens, this season, and has still several hens setting.
 Robert Walker, of the law office of John P. Kellogg of Waterbury, spent the Fourth with his mother, Mrs Charles Meyers of the Southford road.
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PURE BLOOD IS A DEFENSE,

1t means safety. A person whose ished condition is in the greatest dan ger of catching any infectious or epi- demic disease. Dr Kennedy'S Favor ite Remedy is the mildest, safest and surest purifier of the blood, thus strik- ing at the root of Kidney, Liver and Bladder diseases. $l.O0 at all drug uiSfN
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Sour Stomach

No appetite, loss of strength, nervous ness. headache. constipation. bad breath. general debility. sour risings. and catarrh of the stomach arc all due to indigestion Kodol cures indigestion. This new discov- cry represents the natural juices of diges- ton as they exist in healthy stomach. combined with tho greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties. Kodol Dys- pepsia Cure does not only relieve indigestion and dyspepsia. but this famous remedy helps all stomach troubles by cleansing. purifying. sweetening and strengthening the mucous membranes lining the stomach. Mr. S. s. Ball. of Ravenswood. W, Va. says:- '. troubled with stomach for twenty years kodol cured mo and wo are now using it in milk for baby"
 kodol Di8ests What You Eat. Bottles only. $l .O0 Size holding 2H times the trial
 size. which sells for 50 cents
 Pr0Par0d by E. Q. O0WlI . OO.. oHlQAao
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OLD CHRONIC SORES.

As dressing for old chronic sores there is nothing so good as Chamber lain's Salve. While it is not advisable to heal old sores entirely, they should be kept in a good condition for which this Salve is especially valuable. For sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; w.
 N. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, BotsfOrd; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
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AVOID .APOPLEXY

by keeping the bowels open with Dr Ames' Pleasant Specific, the famous pellets we are selling at half price, . full-sized soc package for 25c, and our personal guarantee of a CURE FOR EVERY CASE of constipation or money back. People along in years should take an occasional dose Of Dr Ames' Pleasant Specific and in that way avoid all liability to apoplexy, the dreaded fatal disease.
 BETTS x BETTS,
 Druggists, Sandy Hook, Conn.
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Smith, Murray & Co.

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is the original laxative cough syrup and combines the qualities necessary to relieve the cough and purge the sys- tenn of cold. Contains no 0piates. Sold by all druggists.
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WOODBURr.

MT and Mrs Henry Hitchcock of Woodbury are receiving congratula- tions! on the birth of 8 son. Mother and baby are doing we'll under the care of Mrs Margaret Lester of Sandy Hook.
 Arthur H. Bolles of New Preston has erected for James D. Rudman in the North cemetery at WOOdbury a SarcophaguS monument of neat design.
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NEW PRESTON.
VILLAGE CHURCH ITEMS.

Rev MT Miller of New Haven, late of Newton, Mass, occupied the pulpit here, last Sunday morning, preaching a beautiful sermon on "The Unwrit- ten Side of Life" The church was comfortably filled on Sunday morn- ing, many city guests being seen in the congregation.
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Lester Beach, who has been out of town some time, returned to spend the Fourth with his mother. He de- cided to remain in Bethel, having ac- cepted 8 position in the store of San ford J. Platt 6 Son, Corner Main street and Fountain Place.
 The lawn party of the Methodist church, held last week, was a very successful affair.
 David Taylor, who is in the employ of Smith Beers, the coal dealer, has a record of 37 years as teamster in this town, being first employed by the late Col George H. Crofut. MT Fay Tor is probably the best known man in confidence of the public. He has been and is still 8 hard working man. Those who have done much moving always felt at ease when David was to move their furniture, because of his carefulness in handling their house.
 Mrs William T. Wright of Henry street has been very sick for several days, but is now improving under the medical attention of Dr Wight and the care of . trained nurse.
 The many friends of Mrs Stuart H. Kyle are grieved to hear of her criti- cal illness at her home on Main street, and are hoping that the patient may soon be restored to her usual health.
 The large factory of George A: Shep- ard 6 Sons on Henry street is being re- painted. Alexander Robinson is do- ing the work. He is putting on a lighter color of paint and it is 8 de- cided improvement over the dark red.
 For delicious soda water call at the drug store of Charles J. English.
 Rev Hiram Elder Mansfield, former Bethel boy, who has been spending part of his vacation with his parents, MT and Mrs Henry Mansfield, returned this week to his home in CObleskill, N. Y. A farewell entertainment was held, Monday evening, at the residence of Frank W. Mackenzie on Grand street in honor of Rev MT Mansfield.
 An old lady, Mrs Deborah Jennings, widow of the late Carlos Jennings, has been taken to the Middletown Insane
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WARREN.

John H. Angevine has had placed in the Warren cemetery a very fine sar- cOphagus monument in memory of Mary Marsh Angevfne, his wife. Ar thur H. Bolles is the builder.
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GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, blind, bleeding or protrud- ing piles. Druggists refund money if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case. no matter of how long standing, in six to IA days. First application gives ease and rest. soc. If your druggist NJ Medicine ia5Se Gos. St fSsPa1; EoSis' Mo. " rs"
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BETHLEHEM.
HAY CROP EXCELLENT.

HAY CFOF EACEAIENT' Having is in progress and good crop is being stored.
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KENT.

Arthur Fl. Bolles is placing a monu- ment in the Kent cemetery for Eugene w. Bull, in memory of the latter 8 father. Ralph w, Bull.
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Kod0l Dyspepsia Cure
 0lQosts what you eat.
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NOTES FROM ROMFORD.

Misses Clarice and Gratia Gillette are home from Waterbury for vacation.
 The funeral of Andrew McHravey was held at his sons, Daniel Mo- nravey's, Sunday, July 8. He leaves a daughter and six sons to mourn his loss.
 T. D. Hannon went on an excursion to Steeplechase Island, last Saturday. - Jacob Doll and family of New York have arrived at their summer residence at Mt Tom Lake. !.
 W. W. Clarke has purchased the farm of Mrs w. M. KnickerbOcker in WOOdVille.
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wAsHINGToNe

WOULD PRESERVE ROAD FOR HORSES.
 write to ask if it is not possible for the Selectman of Washington to rule
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Oyster shells for poultry at s. E Sanford & Co.'s.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BETHEL.
THE rouRrH IN BETHEL.

The Fourth of July day came in with downpour of rain and the early morning celebration could not be en- joyed by the young people as has been the custom when the weather was fine. There were many fine displays of fireworks in the evening, and hun dreds gathered at the homes of those who had provided for display. We have heard of no serious accidents Oc- curing in town, and in this particular, every one no doubt rejoices that no one was killed or injured.
 Quite number of visitors From out of town spent the Fourth with friends, returning home this week.
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Wash Goods.

Special Sale of Four Thousand Yards of Fine Corded Lawns.
 One hundred patterns in handsome floral de- signs and colorings Good value at Special sale price 6l-4c yard
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First Popular Excursion of the
 Season to .Savin Rock Connecticut's Famous Seaside Pleagure Re- sort, via Rail to New Haven and Elec-
 trio Street Railway.
Tuesday, July l7th.

If8lu SCQ0Oul6 anu GXCUt9lO0 hAV60 3S lows:
 Newtown, Leave a.O6 .. m. Rate 65c BotsfOrd. Leave 13 .. m.. Rate 6c Due New Haven S.55 and Savin Rock by Elec- trio Street Railway at 925 a. m., a6ording ovor seven hours in which to enjoy the numerous attractions of the place.
 Excursion tickets, the number of which will be STRICTLY LIMITED will be good only on the train and date as above, and must be puf- chased before taking the cars or regular faro will be scollected. Purchase in advanco and avoid disappointment on the day of the Ex- cursion.
 The White City with it's Scenic Railway. Air Ships, Chutes. etc. sea Shore. Ocesn Pier. Bathing Beaches, Old Mill, Figure RailyAy. Pleasure Grove. Open Air Concerts. Shore Dinners, Shore Theatre etc., present attract font varied and interesting
 RETURNING. the Excarsionists will leave Savin Rock by Electric Line in time to reach Union Station, New Haven, at 500 ?. m.. at which time return train will depart The New York. New Haven &
 Hartford R. R. Co.,,
 F.C. COLBY,
 Asst General Passenger Agent.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud- ing Piles. Druggistsl are authorized to refund money if FAZO .OINT- MENT- fails to cure in 6 to IA days. soc.
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MT and Mrs Courtland Trowbridge entertained their neighbOrs on the evening of the Fourth with fine dis play of fireworks.
 Miss Olive Mitchell has been away for a week, visiting in Brewsters.
 Miss Cassie Gold of Fall River, Mass, has arrived at the Gunnery to spend the summer with her mother, Mrs Marjory Gold.
 Miss Brooke Van Dyke is a guest in town. She is the daughter or Rev Henry Van Dyke, and her engage ment to William Hamilton Gibson was recently announced.
 Miss Amy Kenyon of Bridgeport was
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Carpet Dept.

   lined these prices
  yard.
 
  lined for s5c yard yard.
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FOURTH OF JULY ACCIDENTS.

Two accidents On Fourth of July noted were the severe burning of the hand of Howard Schmiedel by fire works. and also Louie Randall burned his hand badly. On the evening of the Fourth a sky rocket made some noticeable openings in the awning of MT Belfonti's fruit store.
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Fibre Mattings.

all the odd found this Fibre Mat
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Rugs at Special Low Prices.

Smyrna Rugs, 9xl2, $22.5O.
 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 8.3x106, s9 9s. Tapestry Brussels Rugs, 9xl2, Sl4 50, $l7 50. Administer Rugs, 9x12, S21. 50, $25, s27.5O. Kashmir Rugs, reversible, 9xl2, $1119. SPEClAL-9x12 Velvet Rugs, IS. 50.
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Mattings.

Matt1ngS. tation. you roll of 40 yards make reduction in the price.
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A mol tin in Colorado at this
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Notice.

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installments, thereby, saving your
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tc the way | treat my customers.
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DOMINOES FREE TO

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IN THE UNITED STATES
COURT FOR THE WESTERN
DISTRICT OF THE INDIAN
TERRITORY AT MUSKOGEE
Essex M. Keys Plaintiff, VS..
Caledonia Keys, Defendant.
No. 1902 Warning Order.
The defendant Caledonia
Keys, is hereby warned to ap.
pear in this court within thirty
days and answer the complaint
of the plaintiff, Essex M. Keys
Witness the Honorable Will
liam Il. Lawrence, Judge of
sad Court, and the seal there
of, at Muskogee, Indian Terri
tory, this the 9th. day of Nov.
A. d., 1906.
Il. Il. Harrison, Clerk.
Patterson and Lilly Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
Brown and Stewart Attorneys
for non resident defendant.
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FROM. HERETO THERE.

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Washington and the northwest,
Michigan, Minnesota, New En-
gland, Wisconsin, Ontario and
Quebec Resorts.
All summer resorts iii the South.
east.
Also to st. Louis and Chicago.
Liberal return limit. Write
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