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ative. Charles E. Osborne, Homer E. Clarke, John T. Eastwood and Warren W. Bliss were nominated as justices of the peace.
 Invitations are out for a College Whist at the Monroe Town hall on Thursday evening, October 15. These parties are looked forward to with a great deal of pleasure.
 The selectmen and town clerk. also registrars of voters, will be in session at the Town hall on Friday, October 16, from g to 5 o'clock for the ad- mission of electors. Forty names are on the list to be made. 325f
 Miss Dorothy Haoersham has entered the Derby High school.
 William s. Clarke and daughter attended the Columbus day parade and looked at one of Uncle Samss war boats.
 Jubile week in the Methqdist church at East Village.
 Services every evening with visit in pastors in the pulpit to assist the Rev H. l. Thayer.
 Congregational sociable at Anton Zimmerman's on Thursday evening, October 15. \,
 Rev MT Habersham and familssape now nicely settled in the kectory.
 Edwin c. Shelton is getting his mill in shape and will in short time have it ready for business. Y
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The nominees of the Republicans were, for representative, John l.. Roberts, and for judge of probate, Dr w. M. Barnum.
 c, A. Edwards has his new house inclosed and ready for the inside work.
 Robert Kellogg of Gaylordsville is doing carpenter work at the Kent school.
 The football game on the Kent school field, last Saturday, between Great Darlington and the school, resulted in l score: of g to 6 in favor of Kent. The school team will play in Salisbury the coming week.
 Rev E. H. Sill is in Milwaukee, Wis.,, this week. .,.. 70.
 A number from Kent attended the bridge opeeing at Hartford, latI week, and all report fine time.
 Hugh Mosher, Alice Mosher, Frank Bull and Helen Roberts were delegates from the Kent Y. P. s. c. E. to the state convention in Bridgeport.
 White Rose teas at Zahn's.
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Newest Fall Styles. Right now-to- day-we can show you in Regal shoes all the newest custom styles decreed by fashion as correct for ths season. There are PAS of these new Regal mo- dels in shapes and feathers suitable for men and women in every walk of life, and proper for every occasion. The Regal standard of fashion, materials and workmanship is your assurance, before you buy, of style perfection, of perfect fit, and of long wear. Regal quality set it's mark long ago, and to- day it is famous. thoughout the United States and "A foreign countries. Let us show you Regals. Quarter sizes. -.[Davis & Savard, sole agents, Corner Main street and Fairfield avenue. Bridgeport. ... .,.s ~ ~
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Another popular excursion to Pitts field and Berkshire Hill points has been announced by the New Haven road for Thursday. October P, 1908. The fare for the round trip being Sl.OO. To those who contemplate this charm ing trip it would be well to purchase tickets at once. as the number of tick cts allotted here being limited, only the seating capacity of the train being sold. A representative of the Berk- shire Street railway will board tral n to sell tickets for a very attractive trolley trip from Stockbridge, through Lee and Lenox, arriving in Pittsfeld about 2.3O p. m. See adv in to-day's issue for detail information.
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CHOOSING FALL CLOTHING.

1 That old and well.remembered lint
 in the copy-books of by-gone schoo
 days: "Procrastination is the thief oi
 time," suggests the sentiment which
 effects most men in buying new clothes.
 They, or many of them, go the rounds
 of the stores; study the window dis plays, read the various advertisements about clothes, and finally, when they
 have made up their minds to buy and walk into the store..to do so, they find the suit,they had set their hearts upon can not be had in their size. They have put off their decision so long that the size range has been exhaust ed. and they have to take something else. The only way to get what you want as you want it and when you want it, especially in the line of new clothes, is to buy early in the season, while sizes all are available and you can get fit in the color or style you select. Just now is the best time to buy Fall clothes, and Meigs & Co. s store is certainly the best place. For at this store one finds a tremendous range of the new and popular shades of brown, tan, gray, olive, green, and blue, Tn the new stripe effects, in the smart Varsity suit models dressy men demand nowadays. The showing of Fall overcoats and Rainproof coats at Meigs & Co., s is also amazingly con- plete, as we'll as the Fall lines of hats, furnishings and shoes. If you would choose your Fall wearables wisely and well, do it now and do it at Neigs's & Co.'s. F f#H a
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Stevenson.
CHURCH AND PERSONAL MEN,
 TON.

CHURCH AND PERSONAL MEN
 TON.
 Rev w. w. Bowdish, district super intendent, held interesting services at the church, Sunday morning. He was assisted by the regular pastor, Rev H :. l. Thlyer.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Smythe and other friends from Bridgeport were guests of Mir and Mrs Charles Harang over Sunday. Mir and Mrs Birdsey Me Ewen moved, last week, into part of w. s. Bradley's house.
 Edward Hinman has been spending a few days at his old home, The Naples, Miss Madge Peck, teacher as Half Way River, is boarding with Mrs L. B. Bradley. Miss Evelyn Cassidy and Harold Bryant went on the excursion to Pitts field, last Saturday.
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TRINITY PARISH. SUNDAY SERVICES.

Sunday, St Luke's day, Holy Con- union will be celebrated at the 10 o'clock service. At Il a. m., morning prayer with address by Bishop Johnson on ''Some Impressions of and Observa- tions concerning the Lambeth confer ence and the Pan AngeIican congress. At l2 m, Sunday school; at 7.30 D. m., evening prayer.
 The singing class will meet on Fri day at 8 p. m.
 An inspiring Harvest Home service was held at Trinity church, Sunday night. The decorations were appro- priate to the Harvest season and tastefully arranged. Rev O. 0. Wright preached the sermon.
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How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O.. We. the undersigned. have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tran sections. and financially able tocarry out any obligations made by his firm.
 WALDING. KINNAN MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur face of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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Dr Bourgeois of Three Rivers, Can., who was delegate to the Congress to consider the question of tuberculosis at Washington, D. C., was the guest for a couple of days of Dr and Mrs w. H. Kiernan.
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Montana Harry, the medicine man, has been holding forth in the furniture ware rooms of P. F. Keating since Monday night and expects to stay two weeks. He has made some night speech es from the back of his wagon and will cure you if you have the price. .
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OBITUARY.
RUSSELL L. WARNER.

The funeral services of Russell l.. Warner were held on October l3, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs w. B. Grippin, of 1928 Kossuth street. Bridgeport, at g o'clock a. m., and at Walkers Farm cemetery at l2 o'clock, Rev c. E. Barto, pastor of the Wash ington Park Methodist church officiat- ing. Mir Warner was almost lifelong resident of Newtown, moving to Som CTS, N. Y, almost year ago, but came to Bridgeport thinking to re- cuperate failing health. He is sur vived by a widow, one son and a daughter.
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Morning service at Il o'clock. preaching by the pastor; Sunday school at noon. The collection at the Sunday school, next Sunday, is for the foreign mission. Y. P. s. c. E. meet ing at 7.3O, subject, Commenting our Soclety by systematic generous giving. Ref 2 Cor. 16: to 2 Matt. 8: 2 to 12. Leader, Miss Anna Carlson.
 Thursday evening meeting at 7.45.
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c. Bennett Short and family from Bethel were guests on Friday of Mir and Mrs John H. Blackman of Sandy Hook. They also entertained F. M. Ferry and son. Leonard, from the same place on Sunday.
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The Farmers Supply & Roofing Co.,,
 so we'll and favorably known to Bee readers, had a very creditable exhibit at the Danbury fair, and booked some good orders. They will be pleased to have any of The Bee readers call at any time at their place in Bridgeport.
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Miss Florence Ashcraft gave a very pleasant evening at Giover's hall on Wednesday for the benefit of the San dy Hook library. Her manner was charming and it is hoped she may be heard again. @
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Frank Hulse, the carpenter, has the record for hunting, this season, and all other hunters report there is no game but he comes in well ladened. On Saturday he bagged four cartridges, on Monday, two and on Tuesday three. He was out, Wednesday, but the scribe was unable to hear what luck he had.
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At Troy's hotel, slnce last Sunday, there have registered Mir and Mrs D. Carroll, Mir and Mrs Hefferon of Bridgeport; William Martin of Water bury; George Wrist of Springfield; O. R. Shelton of Poughkeepsie; J. P. Keena of Hartford and William King and A. B. Scott of New Haven.
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Dr Clark and family, who have been spending the summer here in W. L.. Aliens house at the head of Newtown Street, closed the house, last Wednes- day and left for their home in New York. rt#
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, Dr F. J. Gale is having the, water put into his house and is also having a Stamford furnace installed. E. J. Hall is doing the work and recommends the Stamford every time.
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Long HilL
MRS J. H. COCHRANE.

MTS Nellle GeTCTuue UTeSOTy COCH- rane, wife of J. Houston Cochrane, passed away at her home in New York City on Sunday, October Il, aged AZ years, six months. The body was brought to Tashua where on Wednes- day afternoon at 1.30 the funeral took place from her mothers home. Mrs, Samuel Gregory, the turial being in the Long Hill cemetery. She is sur- vived by her husband, besides her mother and three sisters.
 Canned peas. SC. 5 for 25c.
 Lima beans, Sc, 3 for 25c.
 Two-lb can roast beef, 20c.
 New salmon, 13c, 2 for 25c.
 Karo corn syrup, Sc.
 Columbia mince meat, Sc and 10c package.
 Van Camps ketchup, 15.
 Wyandotte Cleaner and Cleanser, 5-lb sack, 15c. ~..
 Teas, 25c, 3Oc, 40c lb.
 Coffee, 15c, 20c, 30c ID.
 Special cash prices for Saturday. No delivery on these prices. Il Cheap Cash Grocery, Robert Staines, proprietor.
 George French, who is now at the Trumbull station, while the agent is away on his vacation, is boarding with Mir and Mrs c. G. Downes here.
 We always take the lead; let those who can follow. Two cans red salmon, 25c; two pound can of roast or corn beef 22c; three cans new peas, 25c. Splint and hand made corn baskets; nice mealy sweet potatoes. Every thing at our store at rock bottom prices. Save money by trading with us.-[ The Long Hill store, w. N. Hurd, proprietor.
 Mrs E. M. Beardsley is spending few weeks in Michigan with her broth CT.
 Miss Irene Haugh of New Brighton is a guest. this week, of Mrs J. M. Frear.
 Mrs Frank Sutherland and Miss Irene Haugh spent Wednesday in Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs c. M. Penney visited friends in Norwich, last Wedneday.
 Mrs William Griswold of Bridgeport spent the day, last Friday, with her aunt, Mrs s. Robb.
 | Edward F. Lynch took in the Pitts field excursion, last Tuesday.
 Clark Mallett and T. L. Kohlar of Tashua threshed out Nestor Wedges huckwheat for him, last Wednesday, with Mir Mallett's thresning machine.
 Ezra Randall has moved his family to Bridgeport. Mir Murphy, who lived in Mir Hawley's house near the station, has moved into the house vacated by Mir Randall.
 w. N. Hurd visited MT and Mrs F. J. Northrop at Naugatuck a few days, last week.
 Mir and Mrs John S. Hurd took in the Danbuy fair, last week Thursday.
 Homer Hoyt, who has been spend- ing a few days with his parents, MT and Mrs Levi Hoyt, has returned to Fort Adams, L. l. ,-sk
 Mir and Mrs Robert Staines and son, Robbie, are spending few days with friends at Boston. Mir Staines returned home on Tuesday.
 Miss Irene Haugh of New Brighton is guests, this week. of Mrs F. A. Sutherland.
 While trying to fix the boiler at his fathers, s. J. Burroughs cider mill, Arthur Burroughs had his hands very badly scalded. The doctor dressed his hands but it will be some time before he will be able to use them.
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Stepney.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

Ralph L. Smith has left his position tat C.. L. Smatiey's blacksmith. shor and Mir Smalley has secured compe- tent and experienced horseshoer in his place. ,~. ,, ! Herbert Craig returned, lastjTues. day evening, from his weeks vacation, which he spent at his old home at Del. hi, N. Y.
 Mrs W. o. Purdy and little daughter of Bridgeport are guests, this week, of Mir and Mrs Levi Bevans.
 MT and Mrs E. F. Lyons spent Wednesday in Bridgeport. Fred Toucey took MT Lyons place on his mail route.
 Miss M. A. Nelson closed her sum. mer home near Stepney Depot, last Tuesday, and left for her home in New York.
 Mrs P. E. Abbott of Fall River, Mass. is with her parents, MT and Mrs George s. Coley, for few days. Mir and Mrs Abbott are soon to go to Bridgeport, where they will make their home in the future.
 Wallace Tucker of Roxbury was a guest, last week, of MT and Mrs Henry Petit.
 Mrs M. Leavenworth is having some improvements made on her house in Upper Stepney. Clarence Burr of Monroe is doing the work.
 Arthur Hull of Bridgeport, who car ried milk from Stepney to Bridgeport, has sold out his route to Stepney parties who have taken possession.
 J. Arthur Sherwood had a narrow es cape from death, last Friday, while taking down his carrier at his silo. A part of it fell in some way hitting him on the head and knocking him sense- less. It was feared at first he had fractured his skull, but fortunately es- capped with only severe bruises. Dr Hill looked after hIs injuries and he is now doing nicely.
 L. V. Slade is doing jury duty in Bridgeport for few days.
 Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley has been having a new veranda built on the front of her house. E. A. Wheeler of the firm of Baldwin & Wheeler of Bridgeport did the work.
 George Velie is building a new veranda on the north side of his house.
 Joseph Frizzell of Danbury was a guest, last week, of Mir and Mrs Henry Petit.
 Rev A. l.. Hubbard, the pastor, will preach his second sermon on the series on 1.-The Seven Important Places in Stepney," next Sunday morning at the Methodist church. Preaching sermon in the evening at 7.3O.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church held social, last Thurs day afternoon and evening, at the home of Mrs E. M. Peck in Huntingtown. A large number were present and all had an enjoyable time.
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John F. Meyers, who was i'll, last week, and under Dr Gales care, is now able to be at his black smith shop in Huntingtown and able to care for his customers. .'a.<
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Mrs Ann Taylor arrived home, Tues day, after visit with her brother, Elias F. Sanford, at Ore Hill, this state. ...... = t....s.5.. z
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At the largely attended democratic caucus. Saturday evening, Arthur J. Gallagher and E. ]. Hook were nom- mated for representatives to the Leg islature. Frank Wright was chairman of the caucus.
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Mir and Mrs Nelson of Norwalk, Va., are spending few days here at Maple Shade farm with Mir and Mrs V. G. Hard. .,.
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FINcH's.

Beef Iron & Wine, soc. Doan's Pills, Soc.
 Leibig's Extract beef, Soc.
 Cider Preservative, 25c.
 Foley's honey and tar, 25c. Russell's Emulsion, 90c. ,'Men's and ladies' sweaters, gloves, mitteEs. Ladies and gents underwear. Christians Natural foods, at Finch's.
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New Fairfield
GAME SUPPER.

Harry Varian and Ephraim Foster went gunning one day and secured four partriges, five woodcock, three rabbits and one squirrel, which were served in a game supper at Arthur Chase's.
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Master John Hassett of Bridgeport is making his grandfather, Edward Kilbride, of Sandy Hook, visit for a few days.
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The marriage of Miss Mabel F. Northrop and John L. Gilbert will take place in the Congregational church, Thursday, October 22.
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Albert Boyson of Palestine has just purchased of T. B. Platt & Son new five-horse power Fairbanks-Mo Gas olene engine and feed mill.
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sHoEsl SHOES

For men, ladies or children at French's, Bethel.
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James Carmody of Sandy Hook has
 returned after spending few days in
 New York City and other poi nts of interest.
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Postmaster E. c. Page left on Wednesday night for pleasure trip to Rutherford, N. J. He will be gone a couple of days.
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Hiram chapter exemplifed the Mark Master degree, Weanesday night. Deputy Grand High Priest Charles A. Farnham of Collinsville was present.
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Mrs F. H. Mitchell, returned, Wednesday night, after a visit with her oaugher, Mrs GeorgeCamp, in Wa terbury.
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Henry Costello, who has been work ing in Bridgeport, spent Saturday and Sunday in Sandy Hook.
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MT and Mrs Charles Botsford passed Wednesday in Sandy Hook, guests of MT and Mrs John H. Blackman.
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Mrs Garvie, who boards at the Con vent of Mercy, is on the sick list, un- der Dr Kiernan's care.
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Mems dress and working pants, fine line at Taylor, Curtis & Go. s Sandy Hook.
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If you want harness or any kind of blanket call at the Bri ok store, San dy Hook, Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s.
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John 0. Pitzschler and wife pas sed Wednesday in Bridgeport the guests of Mrs Pitzschler's parents.
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Oil heaters, the best that money can buy at E. J. Halls. .a..,-
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Mrs Henry Beers of Botsford has been on the sick list under the care of Dr Kiernan.
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Grover H. Loveland and Miss Ethel Barto of Monroe were married, Wednesday night. by Rev J. H. Gaorpe .Tr.
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Henry Madigan is on the sick list. Dr Kiernan attends him.
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Mrs Reynolds of New Haven spent last Sunday with Mrs John Talty of Sanuy Hook.
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Work" Service in, the evening at 7.3O o'clock, conducted by the pastor.
 Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock Ladies' Aid prayer meeting.
 Thursday evening Prayer meeting at 7.45 o'clock. '].'.'.sg.
 The Ladies'Aid met Wednesday aft ernoon to sew the new rag carpet which they have recently had woven for the parsonage. ...
 Through the efforts of the lad ies 2 four burner Angle lamp has been purchased and presented to the Metho- dist church, which will greatly im- prove not only the appearance of the church but will enable the worshippers to see better. >1sh@. ,. ....# lg'.
 The Ladies' Aid will give l5c sup per on Wednesday, October 28. It is hoped that large number will be present and help along the good work.
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l.. c. Nicholson led the meeting, Tuesday night at the Taunton school house.
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MRS A, N. PEARCE.

After a long illness. Frances Jane Barnum, wife of Amzi H. Pearce, died at her late home on Tuesday, October 6. She was 80 years old and besides her husband is survived by two sons. Ed ward and Frank Pearce of this place.
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Kent.

POLITICAL NOMINATIONS.
 Caucuses were held Monday, the 18th The Democrats nominated for represen- tative. Nelson M. Watson, and { for judge of probate, Egberu A. MorehouSe.
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See D. N. Clark of Shelton about wire fencing before you buy. Notice his adv, r
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Monroe.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
 At an enthusiastic caucus of the Democratic party held at the Town hall on Monday evening last, the pop ular town clerk, Stiles M. Clark, was the unanimous choice for represent
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Mrs John Hyatt and son, Clinton, are spending two week. vacation vis- iting in Orange county. N. Y.
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 The West Center school was opened on Tuesday. Miss Lillian Hatch of New Milford is the teacher.
 Henry Gorham of the Noroton Sol dier's Home visited in town, last week.
 Mir and Mrs Harry Varian of Yonk- CTS, N. Y., were the guests of Mir and Mrs Arthur Chase, last week.
 The schools were closed on Friday to give the teachers and scholars an opportunity to attend the fair.
 Austin Cromwell caught in Bearse's s Pond, four bass that weighed Il pounds and one that weighed three pounds.
 Ephraim Foster has recovered from his injury so as to be able to return to his work.
 Will Reynolds has returned to his work after spending two weeks vaca- tion in this place.
 MT and Mrs Harry Varian returned to their home on Friday.
 MT and Mrs Merrill and Mrs Bennett of Danbury visited friends in this town on Sunday.
 D. P. Brown of Danbury and Will liam Brown of Greenwich were visitors in town on Friday.
 Mrs R. c. Crosby is on the sick list, attended by Dr Brown of Danbury.
 A thunderstorm accompanied by wind and hail passed over this place about midnight on Friday.
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Mrs Nellie Tucker made a flying vis- it to Bridgeport on Wednesday.
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FLANNELETTE NIGHT DRESSES.

New fall stock just arrived, 50c, 75c, 98c, each, at French's, Bethel.
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Mrs Joseph Quackenbush of Sandy Hook passed Wednesday in Danbury.
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Mrs Leise of Bridgeport is visiting her son, Fred Leise, of Sandy Hook.
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{ 2SOUTHvILLE.,

There will be service in the church here on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Patrick Lynch of Zoar had the mis- fortune to lose a valuable horse, one day, last week.
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Miss Julia A. Nichols of Cold Spring has her barn newly painted. v. C.. Hard and son are doing the work.
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METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
SUNDAY SERVICES.

Service Sunday morning at 1O.3O o'clock. Rev J. A. Osborne will preach on the Winning Forces in Christian Work" Service in. the evening at 7.3O o'clock, conducted by the pastor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-30
!, LAKETOWN.
MEErINGHousE DEDICATED.
Most Substantial and Convenient
Church Building in Stake.

Special Correspondence.
14altctown, Rich Co. Oct. 2S-.trhc now
Latter-d:tx Saints mctlinghonsc, which
has Just been completed and furnished
at a cost OF SG2co. was dedicated with
impressive services on Sunday after
noon last. President Joseph K Shep-
herd, and number OF ether stake Of
ficers and bishops OF neighhorllig wards
were present and large attendance
Of local members
After the opening devotional exercises
Bishop George II. Robinson briefly re-
lated the history Of the structure. which
was commenced in 1902 under the dIrec-
ton Of the late Bishop Ira Nebeksr.
The building was now completed and
free from debt
President Joseph II. Shepherd offered
the dedjcatory prayer.
a quartet comprising Albert Il. Wcs-
ton. Ernest Irwin Pearl Irwin nnd
Lois Nfoffatt rendered, praise We the
Lord" Addresses We're made by Stake
Counselor VIM. l.. Rich, John U. StuclSl,
and President Shepherd OF Paris, and
Elder Edgar NJ. All1sd Of st. Charles
The fspeoplc were congratulated upon
having the most substantial. convenient
and finely finished church house. in tho
stake, used exclusively for religious
worship.