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WANTED.

HORSES WANTED 100 head me-
{ dunn size, suitable for farm work,
some broken, some unbroken. Ap
ply at Smiths Stable. 72t6*
WANTED:-Two heavy teams. Must
be young and well broke Mares
preferred.-Dr. w. S. Eise1nart. ap
ply A.. C. Wilson, Office room 8,
yer Kinsinger's drug store. 1872
WANTED Gentleman or lady of
fair education to travel for mercan-
tile house of large capital. Terrific
ry al home or abroad to suit. Week
ly salary of $1,000 per year aid ex-
penses. Address, with stamp, Jos
epi A. Alexander, Roswell, N. NJ
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GEN. ROBERT e. LEE.

O7e hundred years ago today was
born Robert E. Lee, VINO won victory
in defeat, the hero so respected by
his victorious opponent, General
Grant. that he was allowed to retain
his wore in surrender, becauSe
worthy to bear it. Both Lee and
Grant were trained at West Point,
and bot served in the Mexican war,
Grant as a captain and Lee as chief
engineer. AT 4 close of this war it
Is said a Lee was recognized as
q fitting successor of General Scott
whenever the latter should retire
from the head Of the army. But for
the Civil war. the careers of Lee and
Grant would a been written in
the records OF the same army. How
ever. he war broke out, and in a let
ter Lee wrote.
The whole South is in a state of
revolution. into which Virginia, after
a long struggle has beer drawn; and
though I recognize no necessity for
this state of things, and would have
fprborne and pleaded to the end for
redress of grievances, rea or suppos-
ed. yet in my own person 1 had to
meet the question whether 1 would
AXE part against my native state.
With all my devotion to the Union,
and the feeIing or loyalty and dizzy
OF an American citizen, I nave not
been able to make up my mind to
raise my hand against my relatives.
my children and my home"
History says that during the first
. a or the war Lee vas kept i'm the
background; but ON his appointment
M commander in chief, in 1862, new
life was Infused into the armies un-
der him. and that energy which never
tagged TO the bitter end began TO
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DIR. ALEXANDER TO FILL
PRESBYTERIAN PULPIT.

In response to an invitation from
c. Alexander, D.. D., of Washington,
D.. c., will fill the pulpit of the Pre-
byterian church during the illness of
Mr.. Davis, who is a patient at the
North Spring River Sanitarium. DR..
Alexander will arrive January 20,
and will preach his first sermons the
following Sunday. He is one of the
foremost ministers of the East, being
in charge of a prominent Presbyter-
ian church in the National capital.
He is the father of l.. r. Alexander,
who has been in Roswell several
weeks and delighted many audiences
with his singing and made many
friends.
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MAKE itself felt. Although outnum-
bered, he kept up the Unequal fight
for three years, M usually inflicted
far heavier losses than ne received.
The war left him homeless and pen
niless, and he gladly accepted the
presidency of washington and Lee
University" at Lexington, Va, were
after a useful life of five years he
died in 1870. 1t is recorded that dur
ing these last years ne used all his
influence, in a quiet way, to remove
the bitter sectional feelings induced
by the war.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Two rooms. Inquire
at T.. G. Market. 74t3
FOR RENT:-Two furnished rooms,
apply at 104 South Penn. 73tf
FOR RENT Five furnished or un-
furnished rooms, 200 E. 9Th st.
/ 72t6*
FOR RENT Room occupied by
Lee & Hampton, after Feb. 1st--
, H. P. HobSon. Taft
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Somebody a put up a job on the
"Parson" by advertising that he will
speak at the union temperance meet
ing Sunday afternoon. He had prom
Used, conditionally, to take part in a
meeting to discuss the matter of
prohibiting gambling in the Terrific
~. He is a Democrat and does not
believe II prohibition by law. He be-
ieves in total abstinence, but would
leave the decision to each individual
for himself. He may De wrong in
this position, put does not care to
argue the matter.
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Rev. John w. Smith, pastor of the
M E. Church, South, will discuss the
Negro Problem" in his sermon Sun
day night. In the midst of the pOliti-
cal discussion it is well to pause
ono in awhile and consider what
God would have us do.
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Alarm is felt in the wheat belt be-
ause of the warm, springlike days
followed by freezing weather. Anoth-
er theory is that the only way to
kill the Kansas wneat crop is to pull
it up by the roots and eat it to
death with a club.-Kansas City
Times.
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Probably the cheapest life i1sur
ance for the travelling public would
be sleeping car tickets.
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For a young person, the safest tenn
per is one of reverence, and the SAT-
est place one of obscurity.-Ruskin.
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Simonides confessed himself inca
pable of deceivi1g stupid persons.
Dulness is impenetrable; and there
are hours when the liveliest taste
loses its sensibility-D'Iraeli.
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Nothing short of shooting out the
headlight would cen to serve as a
signal to stop a train that is headed
toward a wreck.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-19

The St. Louis Globe-Democrat
says: Nobody seems to be running
against Senator Bailey in Texas, ex-
cept the people,"
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-01-19

81 have a theory That all thrue elo-
Quence comes firm tn tails iv tn
coat, an if We made an orator change
into a short coat he wud become def
an dumb.-Dooley.
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The New Mexican is getting 1er-
vOus over the proposition to estab-
lish a Democratic news bureau at
SAINTS Fee during the session of the
legislature.
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Booker T. Washington doesn't be-
lieve IN whining about President
Roosevelt's treatment of the negro
troops.
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The outcome of the battle is of NJ
importance-but how did you fight
Ebert Hubbard.
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Highest prices paid for second
hand goods. Makin's Second Hand
Store. 100 Main ST., Phone 227. If
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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

All advertisements TO insure lnser-
ton In the same days issue of The
Record shouId be i'm the printers
hands before eleven o'clock In the
morning. Orders for taking out any
standing ad. should also be I'm the Of
nee by eleven o'clock to prevent it's
oeinQ run that day.
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At the Christian Church.

The Pastor will preach at IL a. m.
Subject, 1.-THE Mission of the Church.
Special music will include a duet by
Mrs c. C. Hill n Mr.. D. H. Brad
bury.
At the evening service, DIR. w. w.
Ravens, of Albuquerque, will speak
on 1.-The Curse of the Ages"
Bible school $40 a. m. J. J. Beck,
Superintendent.
Junior and Senior Endeavor 8 D. m.
Y. P. S. G. E. meets at $50 p. m.
d. H. Bradbury, leader.
A cordial welcome to everybody.
c. G. HILL, Minister.
Protestant Episcopal Church.
Sunday, JAN. 20, being Missionary
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FOUND.

FOUND Package containing some
handkerchiefs. Inquire at Lewis
Haruwere Co. and pay for this ad.
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PREACHING at the Institute.

Chaplain Bateman will conduct ser
vices il the N. NJ. NJ. l. Gymnasium
at IL O'Clock Sunday morning. Spe-
cial music by Institute orchestra and
Military Band. All are invited to at.
tend.
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Day for Sunday Schools, a special
service will be held at st. Andrews
Hall under the direction of the Lay
Reader, Mr.. Frank s.. Williams.
As the General Missi0nary's duties
call him to the northern part of the
Territory during h latter part Of
this month, services on Sunday, the
9th inst, will be undertaken by the
Rev. Mr.. Marshall, of Grace Church,
Carlsbad, who will administer the
Sacrament of Holy Communion.
E. M'QUEEN GRAY,
General Missionary.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner 5th and Kentucky. john H.
Murray, Pastor.)
Preaching at HOO and 1880
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. j. E.
Henderson, Supt.
Glass meeting at close of morning
service.
Junior League at 800 o'clock.
Young Peoples meeting at $50
Prayer meeting and Bible reading
Wednesday evening at 1880
A series of addresses of special in
terest to men at the Sunday evening
service.
Strangers and sojourners in our
city are invited to these services. All
sittings are free.
The First M. G. Church, South.
John w. Smith, Pastor.)
The pastor will fill his pulpit at
IL a. m. n 7:30 p. m. tomorrow.
Subject of mis- morning sermon,
SERVING HUMANITY THROUGH
GOD" INT he will speak on "THE
NEGRO PROBLEM" at the evening
hn1r MoCc nooQtinr of > m Cnnoio1
music at all the services.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
Junior Epworth League 3 p. m. and
Senior Epworth League $50 p. M.
All who heard the sermon last
Sunday morning recall that Mr.. Smith
spoke on Serving God Through HUI
manity." Attention is called to the
companion subject to be discussed To-
morrow morning.
The public and all visitors in Ros-
well are cordially invited to attend
all services of the church.
Baptist Church Services.
The pastor will preach at the
morning hour. OPPORTUNITY
will be his subject. the sermon will
have reference to local conditions in
civic and moral life, and special ref
erence to the Baptist situation here.
All the members of the church espe-
cially should hear this sermon and
invite their friends to near it.
At the evening hour Chaplain Bate
man, of h U. S. Army, will preach.
Brother Bateman is delivering a Sc
ries of lectures at the Military Insti-
tute on his extensive travels, and 1
am sure his sermon will be heard
with pleasure and profit.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Junior Union at 3 p. m.
B. Y. P. U. It $50 D.. m.
Mrs. E. C. Ellis, director of music,
has full charge of the song service
in all our worship now. The public
invited to worship with us.
H. F. VERMILLION, Pastor.
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For Sale.

Special bargain: Five acres one
fourth mile from court house, good
5-room house, alfalfa, water right. tt
CARLTON & BELL.
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When in doubt, mind your own bu-
siness.
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Figure with B. f. Smith when you
want buggy painting. Phone IT'S TT
p. v. q N. E. TIME TABLE.
(Railroad Time.)

Old Indian River Rye-oriental
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rF4E VIEWPOINT BEE, FRIDAY AUGUST g. 1907,

Tie Hirh school picnic at Lakeside, Weane-o- y, an enjoyable affair. The comml.tee having the affair in charge spared no pains that every one Jewell, Rev J. H. George, Attorney c. H. Northrop, Allison P. Smith and M. w. Corbett were present as espec- tally invited guests of the school chill dren. Table cloths were spread on the ground and fine luncheon was served. Boating was enjoyed by the young folks and the picnic will go on record as the most successful the High school has yet held.
 Mrs Anna c. Tucker has sold her place in Sandy Hook to Charles Gilbert
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
LAWN PARTY TO BE HELD ON C.
 B. TAYLOR'S GROUNDS.

the ladies of the Congregational church will take the form of a lawn party to be held on the grounds of c. B. Fay Tor, Wednesday afternoon, August IA, beginning at D. m. There will be a sale of fancy work, homemade candy, rye and brown bread, cake and ice cream An attractive booth will be provided for the children. The change from the Town hall to the attractive grounds of MT Taylor will be pleasing to all. Should the weather prov stormy the sale will take place in the lecture room at the church.
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BASEBALL TOPICS.
THE PASTIMES OF DANBURY TO
 BE HERE THIS WEEK.

The newly re-organized Newtown baseball team lost to Bethel, last week, 9 to 6. All of the team were playing new positions and having not played before together this year the result was no surprise. The Pastimes of Dan bury will be here, this week. The home team should make a far better showing this week than last week, having now played together. The game will be called at 3.3O.
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HOME NEWS. TRINITY PARISH.

TO MARK THE SPOT WHERE REV
 JOHN BEACH PREA CHED HIS
 FIRST SERMON AS RECTOR OF
 TRINITY PARISH.
 Trinity parish is preparing to mark the spot where Rev John Beach preached his first sermon as rector of Trinity parish. A powder will be placed in front of the residence of Mrs Newton Shepard on which will be placed tablet with the following sim pie inscription:
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of Half Way River district, who will take possession September l.
ST ROSES.

NEW ASSISTANT PRIEST AT ST
 ROSES. Rev J. McGuinniss, who has been an assistant to Rev Patrick Fox, the es- teemed pastor at St Roses, for IA months, has been made assistant to Father Cronan at New Milford. Rev Father Dunnigan of Waterbury has been appointed an assistant to Rev Fa- ther Fox. Rev M. J. Ryan, who has been an assistant at New Milford for six months, has been appointed as an assistant at the Sacred Heart church in Waterbury.
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HOWLAND'S
It's worth while to Look
 At this Store Now.

year ago told you how the inconveniences of growth beginning to annoy Today, they still both erbut the work shows and take courage It will be but few months when the bigger Howlands is ready
 The stanch iron work is going up wonderfully. Five stories high towers running from Cannon Street to Fair field Avenue and joining the of the store As it rises, begin to just how much the store is to pand.
 Within that frame is to go every needed convenience for and for you. Quiet ncefurnished resro and avatores fixtures that will make merchandise to get at, light in plentyand down deep in the earth big pete plant to light and heat the whole store Yes it is well worth while to take look when next in
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Mrs Snyder and Miss Solomon o- Philadelphia are guests of MT and Mrs w. T. Cole.
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Miss Stella Skinner of New Paltz, N. Y., and Miss Clara Skinner of Grand Rapids, Mich, are the guests of the Misses s. J. and Elizabeth Scud- der
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John B. Kain of Passaic, N. J., re turned Sunday, after week passed with Sandy Hook friends.
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Henry Johnson of Zoar, who has bee quite poorly, is now gaining.
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MT and Mrs M. J. Lynch of Walling ford have passed the last week witt friends in town
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Miss Eunice Pendleton of Bridgeport is at the Misses Peck on the Boule- yard.
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Misses Bertha, Sadie and Mary Hatcl of Bridgewater spent a few days witt MT and Mrs H. Monroe Post at Ben nett's Bridge.
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MT and Mrs Alonzo Cree and MT anc Mrs Richard Ardnt of Taunton spent Sunday in Pluntrees, the guests of MI and Mrs George E. Edmonds.
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Mrs Whitaker and son of New Hav en are with Mrs Hayes at Henry John
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Contractor H. c. McCollam is laying hard wood floors in the residence o1 Levi c. M oris.
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Miss Clarice Botsford of Botsfort is guest, this week, of Miss Mary Hagen Fairchild in Taunton
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Connor Haugh of New York City visited old acquaintances in town ovel Saturday and Sunday.
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Nelson Allen and Curtis Glover spent Wednesday at Woodmont, the guests of George Hawley.
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Mrs Charles Sperry and daughter o1 Berkshire are spending few days 1T Quaker Farms the guests of MT ano Mrs Burton c. Wooster.
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D. N Clark, the Shelton hardware man, has a great bargain in bicycles. Look up his advertisement.
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Miss Julia Dikeman returned, Wed nesday, from 10 days stay at Fort TrumbuH Beach.
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Miss Nettie Boyle of Bridgeport has been spending few days in Berkshire the guest of Mrs Jeremiah Troy.
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Mrs Frederick Yard and son of New York are at their place in Taunton for few weeks stay.
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Mrs Cartwright of Boston is spend ing few days in Zoar with her daugh ter, Mrs Alex Allen.
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Theodore D. Curtis of Waterbury i spending several days in Zoar, tn guest of his sister, Mrs D. l.. Downs
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Miss Mabel M. Adams is visiting Miss Ruth E. Johnson of Zoar.
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' Arrangements are being made to con tinue the private school, with a trained teacher, for another year. This year the number is to be limited on account of room Persons who desire to send children will communicate at once with H. H. Curtis.
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EoR SALE--A nice pair of young horses. 1T perfect lN gentle. not afraid of automobiles Iron-asraN in color. Good drivers Charles Johnson, sherman. R. r. h. GaXlordsvillc Ct. EOR SALE--Two COWS. one eight. one four Mixed since May l. Ss5- steve Rockwell Wake Bradley place. Easton. Conn.,
 JJTANTED--Septembe l. by man and wife. w steady work of some kind Man good hand with any kind of team wife under>t and> al kinds of housework- Box 5us. Newtown. Conn.,
 WANTED Young woman between 2o and .o w for light housework and to assist in care of elderly lady. Good wages. Address W. N 255 Main Street. Ansonia. Conn.,
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MT and Mrs Warren Pitcher of Rox- bury passed Tuesday and Wednesday with MT and Mrs George R. Wilson.
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FOR SALE--A fine upright Piano in good or II der. Mrs w. O. Corning. Marbledale. Ct

FOR SALE--Iam going to c'ose up my busi- and wish to sell House. Ba II and Land I shall sell to suit the customer the following: 15 tons of old hay in barn. a tons of new hay. 10 cows full blood Hoistein due Aug 1st. ; years old, 20 head of . year old hcifers. 65 casks of good cider in new casks. l pair bay horses. weight 3ooo and years none better. fast walkers and good farm team. bay farm horse years old. HOO. right every way and fair driver. bay horse 1o5o good driver and worker fearless and-sound. brown mare for ladies' fearless and will work anywhere. bay mare extra good driver fearless Ga family horse), full blooded BerkshiFe sows due in Oct. 3 new single carriages. Concord nearly new. 2-seated business wagon new. l new Milburn gear Is axle. 2 2-seated extension tops Osborn moving m achinc. Mccormick I horse rake I5 second hand wagons all kinds. $ sets double harness light and heavy. 6 single harnesses. If any one wants Inc business he can have it. l have been eighteen years at the same stand ana there is plenty of business every day. I simply going to quit have hand some unfinished work and when that is completed l will close out the balance of my horses and wagons F. J. Hosford. New Preston. Conn.,
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w. E. Daniels of Norwalk has bought the timber on the Heu bner place and is now cutting it off,
 w. C. and c. B. Johnson have taken the contract to draw the logs into the mill
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John J. Carmody passed Saturday and Sunday in New Haven.
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MT and Mrs Garry Oakley and family of Mamaroneck, N. Y., are passing a few weeks at their farm in Zoar.
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Miss Anna May Betts is still canvas sing for the Century Book Health. which is a grand book, full of what you want to know. It should be in every home.
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E. w. Troy returned, Wednesday, after weeks stay at Woodmont.
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MT and Mrs James Lee and MT and Mrs s. A. Blackman reached the Fla b. van house in the White Mountains on August ', having come through from Montpelier, Vt. Their auto trip has been perfectly grand so far, without delays, only for rest. Travelling this way gives them the opportunity to visit all places of interest. They ex- pect to return the way the Glidden tourists took by way of Boston. No storms have delayed them thus far There was a large attendance at the | school meeting in North Center dis trict on Wednesday evening, showing that here was considerable interest ta- ken by the voters in the question ot consolidation. P. H. Nc Carthy acted as chairman and remarks were made by M. J. Bradley, MT Brennan. Ross Jewell, Rev MT Danforth and others and by Rev MT George, who was in vited to speak. The vote resulted in Il against and 23 in favor of the proposi ton and a committee consisting of T
 F. Bradley. D. c. Peck and Franl
 Wright were appointed to co-operat
 with the Middle district committee il
 bringing about the consolidation of tn two districts.
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M. J. Lynch of Bridgeport passe Sunday with friends in town.
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Mrs M. E. Lyons and son, Earle Fran cis, are visiting at Wallingford.
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Patrick Haugh of Waterbury wa. with Sandy Hook friends over Sunday.
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G. R. Wilson, Emerson Wilson and
 Warren Pitcher caught 45 pounds of fish, Friday night.
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Frances Bracken of Bridgeport is the guest of MT and Mrs John Calvin in Zoar.
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George S. Cakes of New York City passed Sunday at the Sandy Hook ho- tel. He called on local friends while in town
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Martin TaIty and son, Fred, ot Bridgeport, were guests, Sunday, ot John J. Keane of Gas street.
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Mrs w. B. Sniffen has returned after a visit at Stratford.
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Miss Genevieve Brown of Bridgeport Gaffney.
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EOR SALE--Two covered meat carts En
 quire of Minott Augur or A. M. Briscoe Sandy Hook.
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Edward Troy went to Woodmont Wednesday night, to remain until Mon day. The Sound View house is crowd
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EOR SALE-2 glass show cases. and feet long. Address B. B.. BEE Office. Newtown. Conn.
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COUNTRY BOARD at Breezy Crest in Beth U lehem: we have few choice rooms that not taken after August 1o- Address A. C. Lake. R. F. D. Watertown. Ct. Telephone is-3 WoOdbury div.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

At II a. m., morning service with sermon by the rector; at 12 m., Sunday school; at D. m., evening prayer.
 On Saturday afternoon at o'clock the singing class will met for rehear- sal.
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Miss Mollie Maher of J Jersey City is visiting her uncle, Patrick Larner, of Curtis Hill.
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WHY PAY RENT. When a contract in the " Home Security Co.,. Inc. entities you from $500 to 5000 to buy or build home. city O country. at a cost of only per cent. Your car fare paid here and return to any part of this state if YOU take a 5000 contract City and Country Real Estate bought. sold eX- changed. all parts of this State James Il. Brophey. State Representative. 64 Grand St.. Danbury. Conn.
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Frank Kellogg of New Fairfield had toe amputated at Dr Kiernan's office, Tuesday.
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Clark Blackman is poorly, under I Kiernan's s care.