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The Newtown bee., 1906-10-26
STEVENSON.
ROVER BITES THE DUST,


 O. B. French's dog had to be killed because 1t bit John Wells, Monday.
 MT Bristol of New Haven is visiting his daughter, Mrs Will Sherman.
 Harry Andrews Is home from AnsOnia for 8 short vacation. Miss B. M. Hartnett spent a few days, last week, in Shelton, with the Misses Larkin her parents, MT and Mrs John Laughlan. Mrs J. Loveland of Bridgeport is spend- ing part of this week with her parents, MT and Mrs George Martin.
 The Riverside schoolhouse has been newly shingled and new floor laid.s
 Think of pr Shoop'S Catarrh Cure if your nose or throat discharges your breath is foul or feveriSh. This snow white soothing balm contains Oil of Eucalyptus, Thymol, Menthol, etc., in- corporated into an imported, creamlike, velvety petrolatum. It tsootheS, heals, purities, controls. Call at our store for free trial box. R. H. Beers & Co.,, Newtown; B. Hawley S Co.,, Stepney; P: J. Garvin, Bethel; s. J. Parks, Trumbull.
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MONROEo
LOCAL NEWS.

According to the laity I have suffer- ed from every known illness that may affect the human body, but according to eminent brothers of my profession it was simply case of being tired out, from which l have recovered, and l think my many friends and patients will consider me about as healthy an individual as they have seen in some time: VeTy truly yours.-[Frank J.
 John Griffin has moved from Cutters Farms into part of Charles McEwen's place in the Center.
 Mrs Samuel Kerk and daughter, Mrs Hawk, have been at their old home for few days.
 John Hungerford was at Edward Curtiss' over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs A. Herbert Curtiss aud children have visited friends in. An sonia, recently.
 Special Harvest Home services will be held at the East Village church, Sunday, October 28. The church will be suitably decorated and Rev Charles Franklin of Yale university will The ladies are making elaborate prep arations for the Harvest Home festi- val on the following Monday evening. Tables will be spread in the parsonage aud upstairs in the church and an old fashioned New England supper of cold meats, potatoes, salads, beans, with pies and cakes of every deScrip- tion will be served from ' to 82O or as long as there are people to eat it. Am pie provision is being made for a large crowd. After the supper a chuice program will be rendered in the auditorium of the church. Music will be furnished by Mrs Mary L. Kedzie, soloist, of New Haven, and others, and there will be readings by Mrs w. H. Harris and Miss Edith Turner, which together with speeches by out-of-town ministers, promises a very enjoyable evening. It will be postponed till Tuesday if the weather is stormy.
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OXFORD,

CHURCH AND PERSONAL MENTION.
 The ladies of the Congrega tional church give social and supper in the social rooms of the church on Hallow- cen night.
 Dr Lewis Barnes is quite seriously i'll with a weak heart, Dr Benedict of Seymour is attending him..
 The selectmen and town clerk will be in session at the Town hall, next Friday, October 2e, from g a. m. to 5 p. m., for the purpose of making vot- CTS.
 Mrs Martha Hawley of Meadow View farm has been entertaining for a few days at her pleasant home, Thomas Morton and son and John Kulp of New London; also Miss Stella Tyler of Waterbury and Miss Alden of New Haven.
 Harley, the little daughter of MT and Mrs L. F. Armstrong, .has been seriously i'll, but is now progressing toward recovery.
 MT and Mrs Ora Burbank of New
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aUAKER'S FARMS
PERSONAL CHAT.

Thieves stole horse and harness from the barn of Miss Emma Davis and buggy from Miss Minnie Haw- kins, last week Tuesday night. The thieves were heard of in Stamford, but as yet have not been captured.
 An automobile, No. 1909 O., was stalled just over the bridge on the eight-mile brook in Bower Hill dis trlct, last week.
 The rural carrier, Walter Hicock. is taking his vacation. MT Russell Sub- stitutes while he is away.
 No school, last Friday, as the teach CTS were at the convention in New Haven.
 The Meigs place has again changed owners. c. B. Johnson of Rull's Hill has purchased it. He is the third purchaser in little over a year.
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NEW MILFORD,
A FINE ENTERTAINMENT AT GAY.
 LORDSVILLE.

AOhDSVlLLE.
 The entertainment at the Methodist church, Gaylordsville, Monday even- ing, will consist of the following:
 Male Quartet, "Picaniny Lullaby" Macy.
 Song, Selected, L. s. Richmond.
 March, Chinese Wedding' (for vi- olin and piano.: s. Markstein; MT and Mixed Quartet, Forget me not, " Giese.
 Soprano Solo, with violin obligato, '"Ihere let me rest," Edwin Green; Male Quartet, Sweet and Low," Barnby.
 Quintet, "The Shallop," Leslie.
 Song, Selected, MT Richmond.
 Solo, Selected, Miss Bessie Brown.
 Male Quartet, "Where would be-" Zollner.
 Selection from "Chimes of Norman dy,' Bowman; (fOr violin and piano., MT and Mrs M. w. Hill.
 Male Quartet, Soldiers Chorus, |" Leslie.
 Accompanies, Mrs M. W. Hill, Miss Brown.
 A handsome candelabra has been placed in All Saints church by the young ladies of Ingleside school, as a memorial to Regina, daughter of MT and Mrs B. G. Clemence.
 MT and Mrs Fred Brague of Pitts field, Mass, have been spending part of their honeymoon with the latter's parents.
 The Japanese tea and sale of work at the Congregational church parlors was great success, both financially and socially.
 W. Jennings is to move his family to Stamford to live.
 The loo tickets for the excursion to New York were disposed of in five minutes, Monday.
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A HALLOWEEN sOC1ABLE.

The Epworth League of Lees chapel hall, Monday evening, October 29. If stormy, the first fair evening. Each person is requested to come dressed in Hollowe 'en costume. A short pro- gram will be rendered after which supper will be served for 1Oc. The re- nainder of the evening will be spent in Halloween games, etc. Admission free.
 Charles Meyerholz, who lived in the Roberts place on Sport Hill, has moved his family to Bridgeport, where he has taken position.
 Ellis K. Wheeler, who was threaten ed with blood poisoning in his limb, is Dr Hill of TaShua attended him.
 Edgar G. Banks has been laid up for a few days with grip cold.
 Robert Marsh has broken ground for his new house, which he is to build on the lot he purchased of Edward Seeley, north of MT Seeley'S house.
 Mrs Ambrose Marsh has been spend ing few days in Greenfield Hill, the guest of her sister, Mrs Frank Wade.
 Clarence Jennings of Bridgeport was q guest, Sunday, of MT and Mrs Edgar G. Banks.
 Miss Carrie Nichols of Stepney spent Sunday with his parents, MT and Mrs Roswell Nichols.
 Ebert Nichols has purchased milk route of Fred Bennett of Stratfield and is now making his home with his parents, MT and Mrs Roswell Nichols
 Mrs Leroy Clark ot Hoyden's Hill has among her plants very rare be- gonia, which she is offering for sale.
 Miss B. l.. Robinson has gone to Greenfield Hill to keep house for John L. Staples.
 Mrs l.. w. Davis is spending few days on Long Island with friends.
 A. F. Kenhue has had a large silC erected near his stock barn, this fall, and has filled it.
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MIDDLEBURY.
MISS EvERTs-MR ATWOOD.

MISS EVERTS-MR AVWOOD.
 On October IT at 5 o'clock occurred the marriage of Miss Alice Rowland Everts of. Watkins Glen, New York, to T. Laine Atwood of Waterbury. The ceremony was performed at the home of the brides mother, Mrs Arthur c. Woodward, in Watkins, by Rev s. F. Beardsley, pastor of the First Methodist church, and was wit messed by only the intimate friends and relatives of the family. The bride wore becomingly tailored suit of olive green. After a short wedding trip MT and Mrs Atwood will reside at the groom's home, Mountain View Farm" The bride belongs to one of Watkins most prominent families and is a much esteemed and accomplished young lady and her many friends wish her a happy future. MT Atwood Is a senior partner of the firm of Atwood Brothers, retail milk dealers of Water bury.
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Apples, greenings IL 5Oa2. co, baldwins 1.50a2.25, gillyf1owers 1.50a 200, king 1.50a3. 3.O0, Pippin 1.5Oa2 50, Baker 1.5O a2.25, Snow 2.OOa3. %, Macintosh 200 a4.5O: Hurlburt Stripe 1.5Oa3 %, Maid ems Blush 1.5Oa2.5O; Hubbardson 1.5O a2.25, Seek-No-Further l 50a2. 25; Pears, Seckel 200a4.O0, Sheldon 200 a3.5O, Burre Bose 35Oa5.OO, Burre Clairgeau 2OOa3. 50, Burre d'Anjou 2.O0a2.50, Louisa Bonne 2.OOa3. %. quinces, 200 to $50.
 Potatoes, 5Oa65c bushel; onions, yellow, 4Oa7Oc; Icarrots 5Oa6Ocbu; beets 4Oa5Oc bu; turnips, yellow 4Oa55; cab bage, per 100, 2.50a4. %; celery, per doz. punches, 1.0Oa1.25.
 Butter: Creamery, first grade, B; second grade, 25a26; common, l4al6; Dairy, first grade, 27a28. Cheese, full cream, l4a16 lb. Eggs, fresh nearby, 34a35c dog. Live Chickens, l5a17c, fowls 14a16; ducks Hale; calves, hog dressed. 8al2; pigs 7a1Oc. Chestnuts S5a6 % bushel. Walnuts, none.
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BRIDGEWATER.

Mrs Fl. M. Jessup has just returned from two weeks auto trip with her two daughters, Mrs E. Fl. Hotchkiss, and granddaughter, Miss Gertrude Hotchkiss, of Norwalk and Mrs Annie Jessup Harris, and grandson, Richard F. Harris, of Springfield N. J.. The places visited were the principal cities of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Long Island; taking in the races at Mineola. The route covered HOO miles,
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3RANCHvILLE.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT.
 MT and Mrs c. H. Burdett spent Sunday at their summer home in this place.
 Mrs William Allen spent several days, last week, in Mount Vernon. 0. H. Burdett has ground broken for new ice house to be built Of ce- feet.
 Mrs Urania Mead spent one day, re- gently, on Laurel Hill.
 William Allen expects to return to Mount Vernon, the latter part of this week, for the winter.
 Clifford Hanford visited at Willow Brook cottage, Sunday.
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MT and Mrs w. T. Cole passed Sat urday and Sunday in Philadelphia, Pa
STATE OF OHIO, OITY OF TOLEDO, e.
 LUCAS COUNTY. oS

STATE OF OHIO, OITY OF TOLEDO, 60
 LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is sen- for partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State aforesaid. and that said firm will for each and every case of Oatarrh that can not be cured by the use of Halls Oatarrh Cure
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before :me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day of December. A. D. 1Ss6
 A. w. GLEASON. (SealD Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, an6 acts directly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Send for testimonials free.
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for Constipation.
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BETHEL.
MIR LARSON ASSAULTED

Gustave Larson, who carries on a milk business here and is held in high esteem by all who know him, was as- saulted and robed about o'clock Sat- urday morning, October 30, while on his milk route. MT Larson was de- livering milk on Milwaukee avenue. When coming out of house some one struck him with club, knocking him senseless, and robed him. They took about S55 from his pocketbook, but in their haste to get away..dropped S35 of it in the road, which was picked up by the officers who were searching for the culprits. A man by the name of Will bur Brooks was arrested and brought before Justice H. A. Gilbert, but was released as there was not any evidence to prove he was in any way connected with the robbery. MT Larson was con- siderably shaken up by the assault, but is now able te attend to his milk busi- ness again. The thief has not been caught.
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Hampshire are at Mrs Burbank's par ents, MT ana Mrs w. c. Wheeler.
 Mrs Kinsey, who has been spending some time with her sister, Mrs George w. Hoxsie, returned to her home in Brooklyn, last week,
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The tax assessors notice in last weeks BEE has been corrected and this time it appears in proper shape. The name of Wakeman B Bradley has been changed to read Wakeman B. Wheeler, which Is correct.
 Mrs ClarisSa Banks of Bridgeport is Speui . ing few weeks with MT and Mrs O. E. Os- b Irne.
 The report that has appeared in some pa- pers that William Maly has left the Sta pies farm is a mistake. as MT Maly is still at the farm and intends to remain there for cabbages wht. he is offering for sale. Your representative was kindly remembered with some fine samples from his field.
 Misses Bertha and Helen Osborne of Bridgeport were guests, last Sunday, of Mr and Mrs O. B. Osborne.
 H.CP. Rugg, carrier on R. F. D. Route 52. who has been enjoying two weeks vacation, attending the Carriers Convention in the West, started on his route again, Monday.
 Mrs o: w: Wakeman is spending few weeks in StratfOrd with her brother, Edson Hull.
 G. A. Sell and family have closed their house here and have moved into their home on Park avenue, Bridge port.
 MT and Mrs Christian Sprandle:had 8 little daughter arrive at their home recently.
 Levi Gorham has moved back to Easton into the Ward place east of the Center.
 Henry Osborne is having large new ice house built just east of his house.
 Clarence Parrack, Miss Florence Lundin and Miss Lula Patrick of Bridgeport and Frederick Simmel of Stamford were all guests, Sunday, of
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PLATTSVILLE.
MISS LAUREDsEN-MR FRITZ.

MISS LAUREDsEN-MK FRITZ.
 A wedding, in which many in this place were interested, took place at Seattle, Washington, on Wednesday, October 10, when Carl J. Fritz, son of MT and Mrs Christian Fritz of this place, and Miss Laura Lauredsen, for merly of Bridgeport, were united in marriage. They had large number of handsome and useful presents among which was a check for SlOO from an uncle of the bride. MT and Mrs Fritz took a wedding trip to
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lI7o Main Street, cor. Golden Hill Street,
 1879 Main Street.

Omaha, Neb. On their return they will make their home at. Georgetown,
 Washington, where their home is ali in readiness for them. They have the best wishes of their many friends here as they begin life in their new home
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MRS MARION EMMONs.

Mrs Marion Emmons, wife of M. D. Emmons, passed away at her home after an illness of several weeks dura- tion, last Saturday, October 20, aged GA years The funeral was held from her late home, Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock. The burial was in the Lake. view cemetery at Bridgeport. Mrs Emmons is survived by her husband, one son and one daughter.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES

Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud- ing Piles. Druggists are authorized to refund money if FAZO OINT- MENT fails to cure in 6 to IA days. soc.
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HUNTINGTON,
WHITE HILLS AND VICINITY,

Fred Curtis has moved into Isaac Hubbell's house.
 The Caleb Davis place has been sold to MT Hanggi of Webb.
 The school was closed, last Monday, as it was visiting day.
 Mrs Cantield is staying with her daughter, Mrs John Tomlinson, of Hill street.
 Dixon Smith recently visited his sister, Mrs William Haines, of Sey- mour.
 Miss l.. E. Shelton spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs W. B. Hubbell.
 Mrs Selleck and family are visiting her mother, Mrs M. M. Dimon, of High street.
 Robert Sharpe, while at his work in the.shop, was badly burned about the face.
 Mrs Edwin c. Shelton and son, Les lie, spent several days at the old place last week.
 Theodore Blackman and his niece, Miss Helen Blackman, are visiting her parents for a few days.
 Judge Clark and wife of Derby att tended the morning services in this place, last Sunday. Mrs Clark's old friends were glad to welcome her. Sterling sHubbell, with his friend, Somers Sanford of Shelton, who has been visiting him, made hunting ex- petition Saturday, returning with nine greys. w. E. French is quite up-to-date, having completed new hen coop and started to build an ice house. WHIST PARTY IN HONOR OF MIR AND MRS WILLIAM WATSON. Mir and Mrs Harry Bowles gave a 1 whist on Monday evening, as fare 1 we'll to MT and Mrs William Watson, l who leave, this week, for Pittsfeld Mass. There were six tables and all who attended were delightfully."- en. 1 tertained. Rev Joel Ives occupied the pulpit of the Congregational church, last Sun. day, in the interests of Home Missions Next Sunday, Rev E. A. Holden will exchange with Rev MT Bicktord o1 l White Hills.
 Mrs Paul Rehnberg and children have returned to their home in the Center for the winter. Mrs F. A. Holden is spending sever al weeks in Boston and vicinity. Miss Pauline Rehnberg is attending school in Wilbraham, Mass. Carl Rehnberg is in Chicago for the winter.
 Mrs Leroy Shaw has returned from a visit to Cataraugus County, N. Y. She reports several inches of snow there.
 Anson Smith is out in a fine new uniform.
 There will be a library meeting al Shelton on Saturday, the 27th, that promises to be of much interest. Some of the most noted librarians in tht country will be present. It is hoped that many from Huntington will at tend. We have branch of the Plumt library at Huntington at the Cente1 and it is hoped that it will be usel more largely that suitable building may be provided for it.
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MARBLEDALE.

A dance will be given in Marbledale hall, Friday evening, November ?. Tickets, S1, including supper. Music by Whitney's orchestra.
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MT and Mrs George F. Parrack in As petuck.
 Elias Herburt, who has lived in the old John Wheeler place, will move to Bridgeport, Saturday, where he will go into the trucking business.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money l If 1t fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig nature is on each box. 25c.
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All kinds of hunters supplies at D. N. Clark's in Shelton. Notice his ad- vertisement.
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International stock food in pails and packages, for horses, cattle and poul- try. Taylor, Curtis & Co. can supply
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Outing flannel in fine variety. Also plaid dress goods, cretonnes and silka- teens. Good values in dress skirts, bed blankets and comfortables at Fay Tor, Curtis & Co.'s. Boys school suits, mems dress and working trousers and SuitS
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ABSALOM HYATT.

Absalom Hyatt, who lived with Mrs Anna Sturges in Plumtrees district, passed away, last Monday, October p, having suffered stroke of apoplexy a few days before. He had reached the advanced age of 82 years. The body was taken on Thursday to Ludington- vile, N. Y., where the funeral and burial took place. He leaves one daughter, Mrs Sarah J. Malone, of New York.
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Glover's hall has been engaged as a voting place for the Second district for the state and national election. The booths are now being set up.
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Harnesses, blankets and robes. A great stock and one that will please you. At Taylor, Curtis & Go. s.
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TRADE AT FRENCH'S, BETHEL, for underwear for all the family, as you will find the best quality.
 Miss Ada Jennings spent few days here, this week, the guest of MT and Mrs Henry Wharton.
 Christ church are soon to improve their rectory oy putting in hot air furnace, bath room and closet, and hot and cold water all over the house.
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TRADE AT FRENCH's, BETHEL. For underwear for all the family a you will find the best quality.
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Miss Lizzie Gallagher and Mrs M. Gaffney attended the teachers con- vention in New Haven, Friday and Saturday.
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NICHOLs.
SALE AND CHICKEN SUPPER,

On Thursday, November 1, afternoon and evening. a sale and supper will be given by There will be for sale fancy and useful articles including comforta bles, aprons, hand Rsschiefs g,oce,ies candy etc. with numer; be served from o'clock on. Admission 1Oc i; supper 25c. Supper the first fair day. Con- vey ances will leave Beardsley Park trolley at and 6.3O p. m. Fare for round trip 1Oc.
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The Wentworth Furniture Co.,, 115 John street, Bridgeport, have without a doubt the best known line of stoves and ranges made, the famous Acorn line,-every one is guaranteed by the manufacturer to bake and work per fectly-and The Wentworth Furniture and house furnishing stores in the Park City and one can depend upon being used right when trading with them.
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Arnold suitings, 124c and 17c yard; new fall goods, at French's, Bethel.
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MT and Mrs A. F. Clarke closed their residence, Monday, and went to New York for the winter.
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A lighted kerosene lamp was acci- dentally knocked over at the barber shop of John Pitzschler in Sandy Hook on Monday evening. causing quite a blaze and calling for prompt and lively action on the part of MT Pitzschler a serious blaze. As it was the damage was slight.
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BEDDING.
ARNOLD SUITINGs
SHOES AND RUBBERs.

124 and 17c yard; new fall goods at French'S, Bethel.
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Buy your shoes and rubbers at
 French s, Bethel.
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Blankets and 

OX O01 oo Have you laid in your Fall and Winter supply |? If not it's time to do The present weather isn't likely to last long. Winter will quickly follow it. Buy your bedding comforts when prices low and when you can make your selections leisure- ly.
 Gray borders
  2-4 I5opair. blankets pink quality Blankets red pink oorde1 a5d b9dRng RS 0ooa nc, aess special a pair
 COmfOrtables.
 
 floor, Special Values in New Silks. Special Edene Specials White 2 inches wide s Pss noS ncne Vide S @ Left Aisle3
 Toilet Dept. Try shsmpoe Cream called "Egzoooa"2 ounce jar 15c the and makes
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On account of the storm. Sunday, October 21, there were no services held in the morn ing at the Methodist church.
 D. M Nichols, who had a bad fall from a tree some time ago, is able to be around again, F. E. Baldwin and E. K. Bennett are work ing in Milford
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Mrs Emily A. Bennett left town on Saturday last to attend the funeral of her uncle, Charles Bartlett, on Satur- day at Milford. He was 90 years of age and had long been waiting pa tiently for lthe summons to go. On Monday she called on Rev MT Patchin, preacher in charge of the Sandy Hook Methodist church. He has been con- fined to the house for several weeks with bronchitis, but is now improving and hopes to be able to resume his work again in short time.
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Buy your shoes and rubbers a French'S, Bethel.
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Smith, Murray & Co.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS FURNISHED BY BUCK
 & DARLING. BRIDGEPORT.
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OUR NEfdHBORS.
LONG HILL.
APPLE BLOSSOMS IN OCTOBER.

A rare event for this part of the country is to see apple blossoms the latter part of October, tut some Of our young men have been sporting ap- ple blossoms in their buttonhOles, and Myron Teller reports having 8 large bououet of them on his table last Sun- day. There have been quite few strawberry blossoms picked in the vi- cinity, also, and one man picked ripe berry. Whats the use of going South? I'm like the New Milford man who went over to Pomperaug Valley to work, but who returned in side of two weeks and when asked how he liked being away from home replied, T don't like 1t at all, Old Connecticut is good enough for me
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A new line of mems winter shoes in all the latest styles and feathers, pa tent, colt, box and Gun Metal calf. All right, up-to-date goods. Prices S2 50, 8, S3.25 and $3.50.-[Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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Felt and rubber boots for the fall and winter season. Just received 8 new invoice for the fall season. Also a nice line of felt lined shoes and slip pers for ladies. Rock bottom prices rule.-TSandy Hook Shoe Store.