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with a severe cold.
Mrs William Grove II is ill with a
bronchial cold.
RRIDGEWAT1VK.

CONGREGATIONAL cHUEcH ITEMS.
The annual meeting OF the Congre-
gat1onal church was held, Saturday aft.
ternoOn, December 30, and the follow
ing omcers were elected for the ensu,
ing year:
Clerk, Mrs S. P. Treat.
Deacons, Messrs Elmer Frost James
Orr and William Boaden.
Treasurer, Elmer Frost.
Organist, Mrs D. D Gorton.
Chorister, Mrs II. W. Treat
Ushers, George Marsh, WllfsiuB boa
Sunday school officers: supeutnt< md
ent, William Marsh.
Assistant Superintendent, james
Sec Secretary and Treasurer. Willis
Organist, Genevieve Gortor,
Librarian, William Curtis.
assistant Librarian, WlliR FfUNt.
Inc Week of Prayer, this year, is ap.
pointed for January to Is Inclusive.
At the annual meeting it was unapi
mously voted to observe it. The top
lcs chosen are those prepared by the
committee OF the Boston Min isters
1;neulng. General subject, 1.-The
Jugs will be held in the outivino dis
tricts. The following is the Iist u
topics and places of meeting:
SUNDAY, January 7: Morning se N
mon, prayer in our Lords Life'n
MONDAY evening, January a.
THANKSGIVING" Matt 1910 11.ae
Luke 22:17; John 1l:4l. Chapel.
TUESDAY evening, January 9: Entire
DeVotlon, Matt. 6:l0; 26:39; John -.
70; Schoolhouse, Treat district.
wednesday evening, January 10.
",Preparatfon for Work." Luke 1921:
MARX l:5o; Luke 6:12 Chapel.
tel raor;sday y evsninT, January II: "In-
trict. oiS-
Friday evening, January -: "socta,
righteousness and The Lords PRAY
er," Matt. 6:lO; Luke II: l, 2 Chanel
sunday, January ID: Communion
ana reception of members.
Evening services begin at 7 O'Clock.
A cordial Invitation is extended to ali |
TO attend these meetings.
AZ tne semi-annual meeting of the |
CHRISTIAN Endeavor society the follow
Ing officers were elected for the ensu-
Ing six months:
President, Willis Frost.
Vice President, Mrs Gortou.
recording Secretary, Miss Orr.
treasurer. William Curtis.
Chalrmen of Committees: Lookout.
RS GOrtOn.
Prayer meeting, D. D Gorton.
Social, William Curtis.
Missionary, Willis Frost.
Music, Mrs Gorton.
Information, Miss Orr,
Flower Committee, Genevieve Cor
ton and Ethel Orr.
Rev d. D. GortOn aud family spent
Christmas with NJ aud Mrs Bnr1nn
Cantield aud New Years dav with MI
and Mrs Bennett Peck.
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by Sheldon J. Logan.

by Sheldon J. Logan.
Mr. and Mrs A. Lincoln Wapzer were
at her mothers, Mrs Harriet Gibson's
over New Years.
Mrs Sedgewick is staying with Miss
Fannie Gibson, this winter.
A. @. Titus took load of spuds to
Waterbury on Monday, returning
Tuesday.
Raymond Clark of Waterbury was
home at his fathers, G.. s. Clark g,
over New Years.
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EAsTON.

se,vwa1l be divine service on Sun
sat: O4aI:st (EpiScopaD church at
i,asleek;. also % Sunday, January
tsuhe, same hour wnen the bishop
ipp1each.
,eMW.,rW. W. Wilson, pastor Of
,ee$ NJ. Be- church, New Haven, says
tLLinon4ne has proved to be a
ondid tonic: and builder in Mrs
kQn1S case.
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What you want IS good medicine,
carefully prepared by those who know
how to compound drugs correcCiy &C
eordinp to your DOCTORS prescription.
We should like to ill your prescrip-
tions. We know that our drugs and
chemicals are the very best tirst-qual-
ity that can be bought anywhere at
any price We are thoroughly trained
and experienced in handling medi-
cines. We try always to cooperate
with and assist the physician in OBJ
tanning the very best results in the
sick room by means OF medicines COM
Dounded by us. Bring your next pre-
scription here. Il Belts s. Belts.
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SrO1Acn TROUBLES AND CONSTR
PATTON.

"Chamberaaan's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are the best thing for stomach
troubles and constipation have ever
sold," says j. & Cullman, a druggist
of Potterville, Mich. They are easy
TO take and always give satisfaction:
I tell my customers to try them, and
il not satisfactory to come back and
get their money, but have never had a
complaint" For sale 10y R II. Beers 4
Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & e.,
Sandy Hook; w. N. Hard, Long Hill;
A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks,
Trumbull.
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WOODBURY..
THE NEWS FROM HOTCHKIssvILLE

The Eyre & Buckingham meat mar.
ket was tastefully decorated with
greens through the HOLIDAYS.
George Thompson recently made a
brief visit in Waterbury.
Trumbull Beach, Milford, and spent
Christmas with his family.
Samuel Gray and family moved last
week into one of the Dutch Row rents
Miss Higgins has been on the sick
list.
Juseph Pears N, Jr., recently visited
his father and sister in New York and
Brooklyn.
Lee Warner of Danbury spent Christ
mas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Theodore Warner.
William Warner, the competent and
obliging clerk in George F. Morris
store soon resigns his position, which
IS much regretted by the patrons.
George Terrill's piazza is artistically
! decorated with festoons and wreaths
for the holiday season.
Eg6ert Carpenter is working for his
son, Wooster j., in the knife shop,
Mrs Walter White and daughters
Misses Ina and Florence, have been i'll
with severe colds.
Fred Russell from Mortified has
come to work in the cutlery shop.
Arthur Burns OF Bridgeport recently
made brief visit in the village.
Mrs Albert Holmes and children of
Reynolds Bridge, was visiting her par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs Eugene Kirby, last
week.
Charles c. Nettleton of Woodbury.
has been making large cabinet, CON
tanning IS drawers and of splendid
workmanship for the office of the
A merican Shear & Knife Co.
Miss Elsie Buffers and brother.
James, from Bridgeport, spent Christ
mas with their parents.
Mr. and Mrs Edward f. Nichols en-
terta1ned company from Waterbury
and Danbury over Christmas.
Mrs Charles F. Dyson entertained
her sister, Mrs Collins, and little
grandson from Waterbury, last week.
Miss Frances Gee of Washington was
visiting her parents; Mr. and Mrs
Henry Gee, last week.
Arthur Smith of Hartford was VISIT
ing his brother and sister here, last
week.
Mark Hall of Winsted made a brief
visit with his brother, Joseph B. Hall,
and sister, Mrs Fred Thomas, last
week.
Miss Nellie Suckley visited relatives
In Bridgeport last week.
John Suckley's sister, Mrs Jackson,
and husband Of Walden, N. Y, spent
Christmas with him.
Mrs Nelson Bellamy has been i'll
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
NEW PRESTON.
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.

The Christmas supper and enter
tainment at the church on Tuesday
evening OF last week was fairly well
attendedland the Sunday school, under
the superintendency of Mrs NJ. M.
Shirk, acquitted themselves most
creditably Ia recitation and song, most
especially little Eunice Whitney, five
years, who recited long selection in a
most pleasing manner and received
the heart1est encore of the evening.
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An agreeable movement of the bow
els without any unpleasant effect is
produced by Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by R. Fl.
Reers g. Co., Newuown; Taylor, Curtis
T. Co., Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long
ain: A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; 5. j.
Parks, Trumbull.
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WARREN.
MRS MARY X. ANGEVINE-

Mrs Mary E., wife of John III. Ange-
vine. died on Friday, after suffering a
stroke of apoplexy. She is survived by
her husband, son and four daughters
the Congregational church, Rev DR.
William Brooks officiating. The pail
bearers we're Minor Strong, Henry
Stowe, A. R. Humphrey and Arden
Tanner. Funeral Directors sF. G
Bennett & Son had the arrangements
in charge.
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tilizers" It is free to everybody aud
q good attendance Is desired.
MRS SOPHIE HOKANsON.

MRS SOPHIE HOKANSON.
Mrs Sophie Hokanson, mother OF
Mrs John johnson, died on Sunday,
aged 70 years. The funeral took place
on Wednesday, Rev Mr. Pond Off1ciat-
ing. Funeral Directors F. G. Ben
nett & Sons had the arrangements in
barge.
The farce, "Out in the Street," by
members of Aspetuck Valley Grange,
given in the Grange hall In Bridge
water, December %, was q success, and
netted the Grange S35 80. A full house
enjoyed the play.
Deputy J. H. Putnam of Litchfield
inspected Bridgewater Grange, De-
cember q. and installed their officers
for 1905 as follows: Master, A. B. NAL
lett; overseer, George A. NOrthrop:
lecturer, Mrs Emily r. Northrop;
steward, Reuben G.. Warner; assistant
steward, Lewis G Beardsley; chaplain.
Mrs Mary B Welton; treasurer, E r.
Wooster; secretary. Willis E. Frost:
q. K, Arthur B. Hatch; c., Mrs e L
Kinney; p, Miss Ella R. Beardsley;
F., Mrs Lulu B. Allen; L. A. S., Miss
Gertrude I. 1rOwbridge.
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This remarkable woman, whose
maiden name was Estes was born 10
Lynn, Mass, Febru Try 9, 1919, coming
from a good old Quaker family. For
some years she taught school, and be-
came known as q woman of an alert
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05

Miss Frances Hickox returned to
New York ON Tuesday, after spending
the Christmas holidays at home.
Miss May Hartwell Is making a visit
OF several weeks at Cortland TrOw.
BRIDGES In New Haven.
Daniel llartwell went to New York
on Monday to spend week.
Fred BrinSmade entertained a
merry house party Of 10 couples at the
Bartlett from Thursday until New
Years. Miss Anna Brinsmade was the
chaperOne.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Church of New
York were the guests during the holi-
DAYS Of Miss Mary Church.
The Poquasset club was finely en-
tertained on Wednesday evening of
William Brinsmade. Military euchre
was played and eight handsome prizes
were distributed to the players at the
victorious forts.
Eleven wagon loads of Christmas
packages were destroyed by fire in the
stables OF the Adams Express Co. In
N. Y. on Christmas morning. or the
very few boxes saved was one which
had been sent to friend by Mrs An.
drew Irwin.
The annual gathering at the Gun-
merry was held on Saturday evening.
December 30. A very large number OF
young people enjoyed themselves
dancing, playing games, etc. Supper
was served at 10 O'Clock.
Mrs Edwin HOLSTER has been o. the
sick list for several days.
Master Curtis Titus Franklin, son Of
Prof Franklin of Lehigh University.
will be one of the new students to be
enrolled at the Gunnery, the coming
term.
Albert A. Titus Of Waterbury spent
Christmas with his sister, Mrs Edwin
HOllister.
The Christmas exercises OF the Sun
day school Of the Congregational
church we're held on Sunday evening,
December "a, and were OF unusual In
terest. w. r. Kilborn, the superin-
tendent, made tine Santa Claus and
distributed boxes Of candy and oranges
to all.
Editor A. P. Smith Of TIE BEE was
Hospitality entertained, Friday night,
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A FARMERS INSTITUTE.

An institute, under the auspices of
Bridgewater Grange and the State IN
stitute committee, will be held in
BridRewater Grange hall, Friday, Jan
uary 5, with afternoon session at 3.
and evening session at 73O The
speakers are J. Fl. Putnam of Litch.
field, on "Poultry''; j. N. Barnes OF
Yalesvtlle, on "Fruit'; Prof G.. P.
Clinton OF Storrs, on "Feeds and Fer
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
A PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.

A PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise was rendered to
J. Milton Stillson at bis home here on
Monday evening of this week by the
appearance of rs of the young people
of cards and song and refreshments,
and their reception as well as Millions
surprise seemed satisfactory to all.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
A PERFECT Pillow.

xtwas ..Lehoy Plow'' that piowed that
e,,uoh new land without breaking. 1t was u
IsRoV Pillow" that plowed the hard dry
ground where Others failed It t, was "a LeRSy
work EASY for man and team. 1t was lie
Roy" Reversible Plow, that plowed the steep
sidehill 1t is a. Leroy" Reversibie fiow that
Wttia Ill burrows, leaving your land level and
suitahls, for all crops. For sale by W. B
Clever NewtOWu Conn
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
REV DAVID PIERCE.

Through the death of Rev David
Pierce. South Britain loses one of its
greatest scholars and deepest thinkers.
He was in poor health for many years
but was able to attend to his duties
until q few months previous to his
death. Besides being pastor of the
Congregational church Of SOutbbury,
he was member of the school board
for many years. He leaves to mourn
his loss a wife, two daughters, Miss
Mary Pierce, who is teacher In New
Haven, and Miss Anna Pierce, an art
ist, who resided with her parents, also
son, Frederick E. Pierce, who Is tax
ing the post graduate course at yale
college.
The officers of the Christian En-
deavor society for the next six months
are as follows: President. Miss Susie
e. Bradley; vice president, Miss Chris
tina Evarts; recording secretary Miss
Olive Pierce; corresponding secretary
Miss Maria @. Bradley; treasurer
Miss Hattie B. Downs.
The young people of the place have
been enjoying the fine skating on tat
factory pond for about two weeks.
Ezra Pierce. who was bitten lby hi
own dog, which was thought to b'
UlaO, IL now III NEW OEA, n0VluS VAa'
wound treated.
The scholars of the village schoo
showed their love and~esteem for thei
teacher by presenting her with quite
large number Of Christmas gifts.
| Louis Dickinson returns, this week
to Mt Vernon, to resume his schoo
duties.
Rev G.. L. Forte's sister, Miss Ev'
Forte of Washington, D. c., is spend
ing few days in the place.
Among those from out of town wb
spent the Christmas holidays at thei
| respective homes are: F. T. Pierce
Walter Munson, Edwin Dickinson, M
and Miss MCGOWAN, Misses Ruby an
Estella Dickinson, Judith Mitchell
Sara Platt and Mary Pierce.
Mr. and Mrs william Mitchell an
daughter, Judith, and Mr. and Nj
Arthur Abbott and daughter were er
tertalned on Christmas day at Mr. an
| Mrs Arthur Mitchell's.
| Miss Clara Hawkins of Quaker
Farms is visiting friends in this plac'
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NEW HAVEN COUNTY
SOUTH BRITAIN.
PLEASING CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.

PLEASING CHRISTMAS EXERCISES. +
The Christmas exercises of the Con-
gregationaI church took place on Sat-
urday evening, December %. AL
thoug III the evening was cloudy, a fair
audience assembled. The children,
who were trained by Miss Gertrude
Beardsley, assisted by Miss Susie
Mitchell, gave very pleasing enter
tainment, after which the Christmas
tree was unIaden of it's fruit. Santa
Claus did not put Ia his appearance,
which, it was said, must be due to the
bad travelling. The church was very
handsomely decorated by Miss Maria
G. Bradley, assisted by few others.
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ANNUAL SOCIETY MEETING.

The annual meeting of the New
Preston Village Ecclesiastical society
on Tuesday of last week was held and
ended without incident different from
usual to report. The same officers
were elected for the year ensuing as
served In the different offices the past
year and the pulpit 1t is supposed will
be supplied still by Rev Mr. Post as he
has done so acceptably for nearly four
years.
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lagos sewing society met on Tuesday
afternoon of this week with Mrs Rob-
ert Whittlesey.
Child No. 10 was added to the family
Of Frederick Ohmen in Lake district.
last Saturday.
The congregation at the church, last
Sunday morning, was noticeably less
ened IN number by the funeral the
same day Of Mrs John Angevine in the
adjoining town of Warren, which
called most of the church's choir and
several from the pews.
D. e. Granniss was obliged to absent
himself from his r. F. D. route the
latter part of last week, on account of
quinsy sore throat. His substitute,
George Lyman, acceptably performed
the duties Of carrier.
A card party was enjoyed at Miss
Kate Browns on Monday evening Of
last week. The hop at Pavilion hall,
last Friday evening, was a success in
every way.
Mrs M. M. shirk opened her house,
last Saturday afternoon, for the re-
ceptiOn OF several of her young lady
friends at a O'Clock tea.
Miss Hi Hoffman visited friends
and relatives in Waterbury and New
Britain, last week and over last Sun
day.
A family reunion was enjoyed at e.
E. Meeker's over Christmas.
DIR Marcy passed the first part of
last week Ia Litchfield.
F.. s. Brown Is busily engaged with
his horse and carriage in Conducting
an affable tobacco buyer around this
vicinity, securing all the available to-
bacco that he feels can be protitably
used.
DR. Pendleton with his mother and
brother are nicely settled in house.
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05
LITCHFlELD COUNT.
WASHINGTON,
MISS KATIE FLAHERTY.

Miss Katie Flaherty died on New
Years morning, after three years Of
suffering with consumption. She was
10 years OF age and had been devoted
to her father and young brothers and
sisters since her mothers death sew
eral years ago. The care and work
we're too much for her frail constitu-
tion and she became victim of con-
sumption Her loss will be keenly
felt by the family but her sweet char
>acter and patient loving service can
pot be forgotten. The funeral was
sheld on Wednesday morning from the
church of Our Lady OF Perpetual Help
The Newtown bee., 1906-01-05

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imaginative pirfuresaueness Of their
language Nor only are ne lacking IN
ccncrete Imagination and ashamed 10
90 ahed out o. the beaten track Of
speech. but IArSse~ which when
frsi devised forcibie and strong have
through long cuirency last their ridge.
Threefourths Of THE expressions we use
have ceased IN he effective metaphors
aud become conventional and lifeless-
London saturday Review.
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"5cing ut supper my wife did say
something that caused me to oppose
her In She used the word devil, which
yexed me, and. among other things. I
said I would not have her 10 use that
word. upon which she took me up most
scornfuily. which. before Ashwell and
the rest Of the world, | know not now.
aiays how 10 check. as ! would here.
tofore, for less than that would have
made ma strike her. So that I fear
without great discretion I shall go near
10 lose. too. my command over her. and
nothing do II more than giving her this
occasion Of dancing and other pleas.
ures. whereby her mind Is taken up
from her business mud finds other
sweets besides pleasing OF me. and 30
makes her that she begins not nj all
to take pleasure I'll me or study to
please me as heretofore" ~ Diary Of
Samuel Pepys.
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the Ensilsh xomans TEAMS Champion
shin. !
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league w.
KID Hermann claims the right -
ight the winner ~ The Nelson Her
nra bout and most all The hght fans
aTree sith him
Ben Yanger. though regarded a
something Or q has been. Il pnossbls
The busiest fighter N fhe feataee'
Selsht division III The present tine.
The Dillon family o. horses. consist,
ing ~ thirty head nm sired by Stan
ley Dillon. arrived NJ the home d
their owner. stesiing n. Hoit of I'm
disnapolis, recently from California
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- Wkisky . Sesr.
ayks csnsume four pints Of whisky
d ys>ss said the amateur chemist
Nov. don't BE- angry or zhockei. 1
know thar you're . strict te~etotaier.
but Just the sauc ! know that you've
absorbed that much alcohol. Howl
Well, simply by eating bread.
1T has long been known that the fer.
mentation OF bread caused the forma.
tion Of alcohol. hut Ii was supposed
thst u passed from the dough during
the process IL baking. Several scien-
lists have proved that bread when
ready for eating. contains an average
OF 500 per cent Of alcohol to the Loaf.
You must remember that In many
countries strong liquors are brewet
from bread. Kvass, the mild Russian
beer, u brcwed from brown bread.
snow. IL you eat 400 ioayes Of bread
every year you must perforee have rs.
simulated twenty ounces Of alcohol.
which equals four plnts OF rye whisky.
in ten years" concluded the ANA
teur chemist impressiveiy. '.you have
eaten 1000 ioayes OF bread. aud In
that hunter VI ioaves Is about 2t,
ounces Of alcohol. or the equivalent 20
nineteen quarts Of whisky. Think Of
the saturnaiia you have been On for
the last ten years. and you never knew
enough to complain OF q big head In
the morning New York Press.
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A dogs kennel should always be
placed facing south. 80 that the ani
nal may have the light and heat OF
the nj at all seasons OF the year.
Without plenty Of sunlight a dog will
not keep In health. Straw Or pine
shavings form the best bedding for q
dogs kennel and are much superior %
hay OF sawdust. which Is often used.
Great care should be taken 70 see that
the bedding il always dry and that II
Is changed NJ least once 4 week. In
the hot weather bedding il not required
at all. the dog p%referring 10 lie on the
uncovered door OF lis kcnnci.-Home
chat
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10 draw the nr~ ~, ~ 4 bnrn. heal
aes, without eassns 4 scar. or 10 curs
hollis, sores. letter, eczema ana Ill skin
and <,alp diseases, use neW Wits Witch
Hazel Salve. Al specific for plies. Get ths
genuine. No remedy causes such speedy
rslief. A-.s 80 w wits's--ths gcnuinA
For sale At Center Block.Depot drug
uure and Winters nrug O.
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A correspondent sends m aneesiote Of
d man III Il midland town. a friend Of
his Was lying iii, and he went 10 SEQ
him 10 cheer him up. .you look mcom-
mo bad, doe he said. YES" said the
sufferer. Nude your WILL inquired
die CONSIDER. because | should il |
were YOU There was All awkward
pausesduring which the visitor left. A
uemeht Later be returned. say.
Jbe he observed. ..yours il awkward
10 Get 1 coffin down. Goodhy.
1ox goQdby.r-Iondon Globe.
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Santa Ee Time Table.
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man train Win dining. .o-bservatioa
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