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is the coolest or very hot, the journey
men hatters have work.

Monday morning q horse belonging
to Elmer Treadwell, when standing In
front of Baird's; hat factory tethered
by q heavy weight, from some I'M
known cause started on run and for
q time made things lively near the
Fountain. The wagon and harness
were damaged and the horse cut some,
but not seriously. What is an express
horse for II not to be busy?
The heavy thunder shower, Tuesday
afternoon, came very opportunely;
The rain cooled the parched earth and
laid the dust. A barn. belonging to
bury, was set on fire by the lightning
and destroyed. The fire was seen by
several In this place.
The ball game between our Bethel
team and the Invincibles Of Water
bury was by far the best game this
season on the Bethel grounds. Score,
7 to 0 in favor Of Bethel.
Monday evening the installative
ceremonies took place In the knights
Of Pythias hall, Rev J. FL. George,
district deputy, officiating. The fol
lowing officers were installed: Chancel-
lor commander, Mortimer Webb; vice
chancellor commander. Herbert Webb;
prelate, David H. Taylor; master at
arms, Charles A. Webb; master OF
work, William Mcdowell; master OF
exchequer, Ebert Hoyt; master OF
finance, William Green; keeper OF rec.
guard, Walker MCDOWELL; outside
guard, Datid F. Taylor.
For delicious soda water call at the
drug store of Charles J. English.
Miss Sadie M. SQuires of Grassy
Plain street is visiting friends in New
London.
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Porter of Hoyt s
Hill are spending week at Asbury
Park.
Mrs Louis Saloshin of New York is
the guest of Mrs William Ohler OF
Grassy Plain street.
The farm of Elizabeth Dikeman In
Stony Hill district, has been sold
through the agency Of J. Coleman
Smith, to New York parties, who will
take possession of the place about
August I.
Misses Maybe Henwood and Bertha
Benedict are spending two weeks at
Asbury Park.
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sTEPNEY.
LOCAL MENTION,

AONAA mAN11ONs
Miss Mary Baskerville spent Sunday
at the home of Joseph Farrar, where
were gathered quite number of the
Baskerville of New York, william Far
rar Of New Haven, Miss Belle Farrar
of Trumbull and Mr. Granville Basker-
vile of Monroe.
Deacon Rawley and wife spent Sum
day at the home of e. J. Hawley in
Bridgeport. : -
Lester Purdy and Eugene Bixby of
Bridgeport have been the guests of
Zalmon Purdy.
Mrs Andrew Leavenworth of Shell
ton is caring for Miss Mary e. Seeley
MI and Mrs Stiles Belliield offspring
held, Mass, are guests of Edward
Frederick B. Elwell of Troy, N. Y,
has spent q few days with his mother,
Mrs G. A. Elwell. -
Miss Isabelle Curtin of Newark. N.
J., is the guest Of Mrs Fairchild at
Large numbers of the Jewish people
OF New York are boarding at the va
rious homes Of our Jew citizens
About IS came on the evening train
north, Tuesday.
L. V. Slade is having his new barn
painted red.
Charles B. Lane of New York was a
guest, last week, of Mr. and Mrs Mos
es 81. Thorpe.
II you want coffee that will please
you for q reasonable price, buy our
Blue Ribbon brand of coffee in one.
pound cans Our Japanese and black
teas are very fine goods and they will
give you the best OF satisfaction. Our
sales on these goods are increasing,
which show they please the people.
IStephen French, at the Dept t.
Nathaniel Burton and daughter,
Miss Bessie Burton, of Orange, N. j.,
are visiting here.
Misses Elva NJ. Penney and Dora F.
Robinson and Master Harold e, Rob
inson of Danbury have returned home.
after spending several days with Miss
es Bertha and Carrie Penney of Pep
per street.
Mrs J. A. Taylor and Mrs Sylvester
Clark were in New York on Monday,
returning home on Tuesday.
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Weston were guests, Sunday, OF Mr. and
Mrs Robert Staines.
Miss 8. e. French is In New York
taking care of surgical patient.
Miss May Kumsky and John Boil
of Brooklyn have been guests OF Mr.
and Mrs f. II. Eastman.
Miss Martha Walters was taken to
st Vincent's hospital on Sunday,
kindly accompanied by Mrs Nc DON
< boy at the weiner farm fell down
bone. Dr Wales set the fractured
member.
N. J. Hebbard Of New York has
been passing vacation Of two weeks
with his family here.
Miss Mary Hallock died at the hos
pital at Mlddletown, Monday. Her
remains were brought to Trumbull,
Wednesday, services taking place
from the Congregational church.
Cow-Ease is preparation to pre-
vent the dreaded fly pest on horses
and cattle. It Is 9 clean, clear, nom
penetrating liquid, does not gum up
tains nothing Injurious and is ALSO.
lutely harmless. The use Of Cow Ease.
by keeping away the flies, allows the
COWS to feed In peace In the pasture,
thereby helping the flow Of milk. It
is q fact that where COw-Ease has
been used, the increase In the guam
tity Of milk has been az much as Is
I per cent. Cow-Ease gives instant re-
lief, and If used just before milking
Quiets the cows so that milking Is q
pleasure. II your cattle have lice q
few applications will demonstrate this
fact. In gallon cans at w. N. Hurd's.
! Grain Of all kinds at rock-botto 10
prices. At John 3. Hurd'a
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BRIDGEWATER.
SCHOOL MATTERS.

SCHOOL MATTERS.
Miss Susan Lois Collidge of Hart
ford, graduate of Smith college,,
Northampton, Mass, and-haS also TAX
en- q course of study at the Cornell
university, has been secured to teach
the BFidgewater High school for the
coming year, and the committee are
to be congratulated on securing so
competent teacher for the school.
Rev and Mrs G.. D. Pond left, last
Tuesday, for their two weeks vaca-
tiOn, which they will spend at Win
Sted with friends. During Mr. Pond q
yatiOn st Marks church will be closed.
Rev B. J. Williams and wife of Cleve-
land, Ohio, were guests, last Wednes-
day, of Rev and Mrs D. D. GortOn.
Reuben M. Warner, who has been
critically Ill with blood poisoning, is
news s q hs m a!aTZ ea %hs will be good
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bayette, Jr.,
had little son arrive at their home,
Friday, July Ii.
Miss Goutcher of Hartford has been
spending q few days here the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs James Orr.
81. w. Trowbridge, who resigned his
position, July l, at the postoffice, has
gone to Bellows Falls, Vt, where he
has purchased livery business. His
family will soon move there.
Friends from New Haven spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Franklin j.
Hawley.
Mrs Charles Bayette, ST., is not
quite as well as usual, these days.
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AN ICE CREAM FESTIVAL.

-
There will be an ice cream festival
under the auspices Of the Mission at
Iron Works on Friday evening, July
20. All are cordially invited to come
and realize for themselves what good
things the ladies can provide. D..
With the scarcity of farm help,
comes an increased use of machinery
In all lines, just now it Is shown by
the large number OF reaperS being
used. Those used in this vicinity
leave the grain in bundles, ready and
bound for carting. Fully two-thirds
of the rye is being cut with the reap
ers, this season.
a. 81. Taylor is making quite extern
sive repairs on his fathers homestead,
preparatory to the occupancy by Mr.
and Mrs Pope. ..
James Lee and Will Collins are the
first to get through with their haying,
finishing last week.
The telephone wires were placed in
the homes of Prof Sprague and Mrs G.
G.. Williams of the Center, last week.
E. w. Barnett of Philadelphia, who
recently graduated from the Medical
school Of Jefferson College, is acting as
day operator at HObart'S for few
weeks.
The hay is being rushed this fine
weather, and 1T now looks as though
the bulk OF the crop would be secured
with but little damage from storm.
Patrick Reardon, who has been tele-
graph operator for several years at
Hobart's, is now enjoying a we'll earn
ed vacation of three weeks.
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GEORGETOWN.
THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.

THE VILLAGE AND VICINITY.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hill drove to
Danbury, Saturday night.
The children from Life's Farm at
tended the Methodist church, Sunday.
Mrs Edith Foster is entertaining Mr.
and Mrs John Davis of Jamaica, L. I.
Trip, the dog belonging to w. H.
Hunter, was kicked by a horse he was
chasing and had his leg broken, one
day last week.
Mrs Charles q. Stanley was brought
home from the Danbury hospital,
Sunday, in Lloyd jennings auto, latter
spending six weeks there.
Mrs r. O. Bennett and daughter,
Doris, spent Sunday in Norwalk, the
guest of Miss May B. Phillips.
Miss Leila Williams is entertaining
Miss Ethel Stevenson Of Norwalk.
Mrs Robert Hill was confined to her
hene, Sunday, with sick headache.
Mrs G. f. Batterson has been on the
sick list.
Miss Viola Thomas has returned
home.
Mrs Mary Albin entertained Mrs
Edgar Albin and Miss Gladys Stone OF
WeStpOrt, Sunday.
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TO THE POULTRY FRATERNITY.

It is source of great satisfaction to
be able to present such information
on subjects which are of vital impor-
lance to the success of the poultryman
everywhere. To those acquainted with
the poultry interests, an Investigation
along these lines would result in more
or less surprise. Its growth has been
almost phenomenal, and the extent
that it has developed, when considered
from the statistical point of view, can
scarcely be realized. G.. E. Conkey s.
Co., whom the H1ndle Pharmacy of
987 Main street, Bridgeport, represent,
present booklet to any who may be
In the chicken business, and their
class. Call or write il Interested.
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PLATTSVILLE.
NEWsY NOTES.

Mrs Miles Gordon, who about a
month ago was thrown from her car
riage, (her horse being frightened by an
automobile) and had her back badly
sprained and few ribs broken, is now
gaining nicely and is able to be about
her house.
Mrs William Roe and daughter.
Florence, of Bridgeport are visiting
friends, this week, on Sport Hill.
Joshua Kent has improved his build
ings by having them newly painted.
Bridgeport parties did the work.
Miss Ella Hillyer, who has been
spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs
William 81. Hall on Sport Hill, has
returned to her home on HOyden's
Hill.
Robert Kent has had his house.
which is occupied by Mr. and Mrs Ed.
gar G. Banks, improved by having a
new coat of paint.
Miss Mertie Booth Of Easton Center
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POPULAR EXCURSION TO STEE.
PLECnASE ISLAND.

Special attention is called to the
next in the series of popular excur-
sions from this locality to Steeple-
chase Island on Thursday, July 26, I'M
der the directions of the N. Y, N. II.
& II. r. r. Co. Train will leave New
town at SIS a. M, connecting at the
dock with steamer at SteeplechaSe
Island. To the inland jewellers a
shore resort located like this offers a
large and varied list of attractive fea-
lures, second to none on the entire
sound. Rate for the round trip only
SO cents. --. II.
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NOTES FROM ST JOHNS.

NOTES FROM ST JOHNS.
The .St Johns Sunday school picnic
will be held at Rocky River, Tuesday,
the 24th.
The st Johns quartet will accom-
pany Rev Mr. Plumb and take part in
the service at the Chestnut Land
schoolhouse, Sunday afternoon.
Howard Kilbourn OF Albion, N. Y,
was in town, the early part of the
week.
A. Powell left, Monday, for a three
weeks stay in the Adirondacks.
S. 81. Smith is expected home, the
end of this week, from the hospital.
Handsome post cards containing
views of the Park View house are now
on sale at the studio of III. d. Hine.
Mr. and Mrs John S. Watson of Jer-
sey City are enjoying sojourn at AS
bury Park, N. J.
F. A. Lake of Bridgeport passed
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Lake.
George Hawley of New Haven was
q Sunday guest of his parents, Mr. and
MRS e. F. Hawley.
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NEW MILFORD.
SATURDAYS BASEBALL GAME.

The Imperials played the New Mil
ford Juniors, Saturday, and defeated
them by a score of IL to 6. The Jun
Tors put up good game and held the
Imperials down for five innings, but in
the sixth, by bunch hitting and James
Dolan's home run, the Imperials got
the lead. Polaniss and Monroe pitched
for the Juniors and the Imperials had
four OF their pitching staff Nm the
Marsh boys. Polaniss pitched a fairly
good game, but his team did not give
him the support that they are able to.
The score was:
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BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN

During the summer months children
are subject to disorders of the bowels
which should receive careful attention
as soon as the first unnatural looseness
of the bowels appears. The best medi-
cine in use for bowel complaint is
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, as it promptly con-
trolls any unnatural looseness Of the
bowels. For sale by r. 81. Beers &
Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,
Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill;
A. B. Brakeman, Botsford; s. J..
Parks, Trumbull.
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Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs Frank
Boerum.
Will Boerum is at home, helping his
father out in getting hay.
The rural mail carriers are making
complaints about the condition of the
roads.
Potato bugs are very numerous and
even Paris green does not seem to at
feet them in some fields.
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LONG HILL.
TENS OF INTEREST

Mrs Edward Lyons Ia entertaining
sister and children from New Britt
ain.
George Mahoney and family of
d. Hahoney.
Mir Myrtle Wilson of New York is
the guest of Mrs Benjamin Turney.
MfS Stephen Nichols Of Bridgeport
y the guest of MrS w. n. Hurd.
Ar1 Harry Bennett and son of
bridgeport are guests of Mrs George
II. Bennett.
Mn Garfield Father Ia entertaining
her sister, Mis- Ryan, Of Bridgeport. -.
Thomas Wilson and Charles BrOch OF
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BETHEL.
LOOKING FOR A RECTOR.

'| LOOKING FOR RECTOR.
There being no service held at st
Thomas Episcopal church, several
members OF the parish visited st
James Episcopal church in Danbury,
both morning and evening, to hear
Rev Mr. Lewis, who conducted the
services in the absence of Rev George
Davenport, the rector, who is on bis
vacation. In the evening there were
present Mr. and Mrs George 81. Gil.
bert, Eli Judson, Mr. and Mrs Q. Ben.
nett Short, William T. Wright, Mn
George A. Shepard, Horace Shep.
ard and William Green. The object
of the members of the church was to
hear Rev Mr. Lewis as the rectorshir
is vacant at st Thomas Episcopal
church and many were favorably i'm
pressed.
At q parish meeting held, Monday
night, In the parish house, nothing
definite was done In the matter OF
calling any one until after the visit OF
services at St Thomas Episcopal
church, next Sunday.
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The saw mill men on Squantz Pond
mountain had battle with another
gang, one day recently. and after re-
ceiving some painful but not serious
wounds, retreated in great haste down
the mountain side.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Gorham are en-
Pertaining friends from New York
state.
Jesse Sands of Meriden was in town
on Sunday.
Mrs George Nevins and daughter,
Bessie, have returned from a visit
with friends in Har tford.
Some city people have been paying
$40 week for a vacant house in town.
J. Coleman Smith of Bethel, repre-
senting the trout Real Estate Agen-
cy of New York, has brought several
prospective buyers of real estate to
look at property in town, within few
days.
Harry Bigelow, who has been max
ing bis home in Kent, is visiting his
father for few weeks.
William Hawley of Sherman spent
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OUR NEI0HBORS.
MONROE.
PLnNTY OF WORK

PLENTY OF WORK AND NO sPONDULlCs.
Here are the lucky men who were
elected school committees and under
agsment win have plenty OF work and
no nay: Center, william 81. Douglass;
Cutlef's Farms, Miles B. Burr; Bird
Sey's Plain, Charles y. Osborne; Walk
ersS Farm, Howard Botsford; Elm
Street, Nerwin w. Johnson; Stepney,
Herbert w. Joyce; East Village, NY
ron b. Clarke.
lTE1s FROM QUE sORIBn's NOTE BOOK.
DR. william Sears and family OF
West Haven are with Miss Carrie Hol'
NJ and Mrs Henry BIackmsn Of
Bridgeport are boarding at Marshall
III and Mrs Paul Grinths of Bridge.
port are spending their vacation at
Nh Frank r. Hine, who has been
visiting friends In town for the. past
s Y $500. Essss has returned to her home
Ma Heie6 Graf celebrated her 18th
birthday OF Saturday and entertained
several fiber young friends here.
Min n Uterine Beardsley Of Bridge
port haa} een spending part Of her va.
cation 9th MrS Alexander Sinclair.
Rau Hfothers have purchased new
Deeriu( moving machine. ~
Robft 4. Goldsborough and wife Of
Brookbn are ct the rectory. .
The4 measles seems to have LETT
town liter claiming al available per-
sons.
HaIpld ]. Edwards, son Of Mr. and
NYp henry w. Edwards Of Cutters
TArm1 graduated . short time age
from THE bridgeport High school,
ranking very high In scholarship.
kd4 Susan Dickinson, whu has been
. guest on the Hill for two weeks, hal
gone TO her homo In New York.
Nrs william Brakeman entertained
Mn Mary Beardsley and Miss Carrie
n. French, last week.
Nrs Annie Gilbert and daughter,
Elixabeth, Of Stepney, are visiting bel
parents, Mr. and Mrs George Osborne
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Unusual Display of Hosiery and Underwear


opportunity
Womens Plain
WomenS Plain Black Hose, fast color, IL
Womeds
Ribbed Vests
Women's Ribbed ribbon
Children's Ribbed Vests 10c, IL TO- 15c each.
Infants Ribbed Bands, Sc
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was q guest, Sunday, of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs G. L. Booth.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Baker of South
port were guests, Sunday, of Mr. and
John Lyons is having his house new
ly painted,
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II any of the farmers in this locality
need any repairs to their moving ma
chine, or need q new one to finish up
haying, they will do we'll to communi-
cate with d. N. Clark, the hardware
profit to see him.
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Smith, Murray s. Co.
A GREAT RESORT.

T1IYOUS STEEPIECHASE ISLAND AT
BRIDGEPORT A FAIRYLAND.-PRICE
REDUCED.
Women and children are being taken
to George G. Tilyou's great Steeple-
chase Island at Bridgeport for the one
round trip fare of 10 cents, and large
crowds are visiting the resort every
afternoon and evening. There are
many new attractions, this year, and
and the island is more like y fairyland
than ever before. The prices are rea-
sonable throughout and q sample is a
combination ticket giving Is attrac-
tions for quarter. For an enjoyable
day trip to Bridgeport ana Steeple-
chase Island by steamer is pleasure
hard to equal.
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PURE BLOOD is A DEFENSE,

it means safety. A person whose
blood is in an impure and impover-
ished condition is in the greatest dan
ger of catching any infectious or cpl
demic disease. DR. Kennedy's Favor
lite Remedy is the mildest, safest and
surest purifier of the blood, thus strik-
ing at the root of Kidney, Liver and
Bladder diseases. SLO0 at all drug
giStS.
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SIBERIAN.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs George Corbin has been, spend
ing a week with her parents.
Mrs 81. B. Stevens was recent guest
of her father, d. B. Mallory.
Philo WoOdin and son of Danbury
spent Sunday with L. w. Hungerford.
Mrs e. Meeker was guest of her
sister, Helen Hungerford, last week.
Mr. and Mrs Walsh are entertaining
Mr. Walsh's sister from New York.
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WATCH THE
BOWELS.

in torrid weather-keep them regular
by taking DR. Ames' Pleasant Specific,
the pellet that never fails to bring re-
lief to the dyspeptic and constipated.
Money back in all instances where it
fails to cure: no matter how chronic
the case, nor how many other remedies
nave failed. A full-sized SOC package
for 25c. Belts & Belts, Druggists,
Sandy Hook, Conn.
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DR., KENNE DYS
EAyQRIIE RENE pY

according to directions, VIII soon relieve and
ultimately cure cases of Fever and Ague,
Biliousness, Rheumatism, Debility of the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder, and
all disorders arising from an impure state
of the Blood, when no other medicine or
treatment has been of any permanent bene-
fit. Sufferers may properly be reminded
that DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
is no speculative preparation, placed upon
the market to fill the pockets of proprietor
who is ignorant of the first principles of
medicine, but prescription used with uni
form success by DR.. Kennedy long before
he ever dreamed of making it public.
T., for free sample bottle and medical booklet.
Large bottles $1.00 at all druggists
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IMPERIALS.
NEW MILFORD JUNIORS.

Base on balls, off Polaniss, 2; H. Marsh. 2
Arnold. 1. HIT by pitched ball, Whitlock, Ry.
dell. Beach. Monroe, H. Marsh. Struck out
Marsh, S; Arnold, 2; Dolan, 1. Left on bases
Imperials, S; New Milford Juniors, z. Umpire
Mr. Woodford. Time one hour and 40 minutes
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NEW FAIRFIELD.

DEATH OF JOHN WILCOX.
John Wilcox, after long illness,
died at his. home near Squantz pond
on Wednesday last.
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George G. Tilyou's
Incompatible
Steeplechase
Island!
Bridgeport, Conn.
Round Trip Fares
Now In Effect
Women and Children, 10 cts.
Men, 20 cts.
IS Great Attract
for IS Cents.

Tor IS Cents.
Among One Hundred Great
Attractions are the Free Vau-
deville Theatre, Roller Skat-
ing, Dancing, Concerts, Bath
ing, Gorgeous Electrical Illu-
limitations Nightly and Others.
Steamers leave the Steeplechase
dock, Stratford avenue, two minutes
eastof r. r. station every Half
Hour and Ferry from the foot of
Seaview avenue trolley line every
FIVE minutes.
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SOUTH KENT.

Mrs Booth of Milford passed Sunday
with Mrs Frederick Chase.
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Robert M. Logan of Taunton is en-
PERTAINING q number of friends from
his old home in New York.
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EASTON.
GRANGE NOTES

Children's night was celebrated at
the Grange, July 10. An interesting
program was given and cake and cream
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BROOKFIELD.
MRS MINNIE CORNELL.

Mrs Minnie Cornell, wife of D. S.
Cornell, and daughter of Joseph Starr
of Brookfeld, was buried from her
home in Great Plain district, Danbury,
Sunday afternoon. She was buried
in Central cemetery of her native
town. Many years Of poor health and
suffering were patiently borne until
death came to her relief. She leaves
besides her husband and two SONS, a
father, mother and one sister, also one
brother in the far west.
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HATING GOOD.

The hating industry appears to be
good for this time OF the year. 1t Is
generally the case when the weathe
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Mr. and Mrs Edward L. Beard of
Cambridge, Mass, are receiving con-
gratulatiOnS on the arrival, July II, of
their first grandchild, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Francis M. Smith, nee
Mabel NJ. Beard, at 1913 Hope street,
Providence, r. I.
Mrs Ira Wildman entertained a
number of friends over the Fourth
among them being n. M. Ballard, Mrs
Eleanor Ropes of Boston, Mr. and Mrs
Fred Houghton of New jersey, Mr. and
Mrs Abram Ballard, Misses Mamie aud
Eva Ballard of Danbury. A clam bake
and all the good things that go with
it was one of the attractions.
Mems, boys and youths shoes
world-renowned w. L. Douglas brand;
none better made. Prices 81. SO to &c. so.
Also full line of boys and youths
"Never Rip" shoes in kangaroo, calf
and oil grain. Prices s1.45 and Sits.
We just want to remind you that at
The Wentworth Furniture Co., of IFS
a complete line of house furnishings.
They sell at lowest prices:
Midsummer sale of ladies' and
misses white canvas Oxfords; also a
nice line of the above goods in vici kid,
tan and patent colt. All at greatly
reduced prices.-[Sandy Hook Shoe
Store.
0A5TozEA.
Bears til. H1s Kind You Have Always Bought
S's. It, &W2zzZM<
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Toilet Department

Spring Violet Tacum Powder
Talcum Powders from SC to 15c box, all good kinds.
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Dress Goods.

Dress OOOQS.
Special Sale of MOhairs.
Good all the year round and of the most economical
fabrics you can buy
Bright lustrous finish; suitable for bathing SUITS skirts
etc.
At yard-Mohair- SO inches wide
Checked Sungs
all wool Panama S9ing Alice blue old
inch Mohar Sc1ans In two shades blue brown MYRTLE and
Wool Sung
ne most desirable 4rng Value % price SOC yard
Jewelry Department.
Bead Mex GPaPs sh s5 s4 na
Ornaments the hair
Toilet Department.
ana 5ess es for US " glass bottles
Talcum Powders from Sc to 15c box, all good kinds
Unusual Display of Hosiery and Underwear.
Th simple @ %esn than think Two classes
"' "A''
buy will glad those did will regret that
they did not Are oq to one Of the disappointed ones
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Jewelry Department.

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