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TRINITY PARISH.
Holy Week and Easter.

There were daily services in the church at 3.S0 o'clock until Good Friday, consisting of evening prayer followed by devotional reading. On Good Friday there was morliag prayer with full llfany aEd Ante Communion. The Three Hours De- votion was held from noon to 3 D. m.
 The service On Saturday, E'ster- Even, was held at $50 p. rI. It WAS shortened evening prayer, At this service the rector baptized Henry Gould Curtis, infant son of William R., and Bertha N. Geeorge Curtis, wfo was born in Berkshire, Decem- ber "A, 1908. The sponsors, were Harry B. Curtis and Miss Caroline A. George.
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Weston.

MISS BERRELL-MR GRUNTAL.
 Miss Velma Berrell who as aschool girl resided for several years in Weston, was married on April ', at the Hotel Plaza, lre'v fcrk. to Eene- dict Herman Gruntal, wealthy banker of that city. The happy cou- Die are enjoying a honeymoon trip to Hot Springs, Va. and on their re- trun will reside at the groom's hand some residence in 61st Street. The wedding gown of crepe de chine and Silk duchesse lace, was a gift from the brides grandmother. On leaving Weston Miss Berrell continued the study of dramatic art, later playing very successfully in several of the metropolitan theaters ..
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Long Hill.
BRIEFLY NOTED.

Miss rlelen Hurd has been among the sick ones, this week, and under the doctors care.
 We are agents for Oliver chilled blows, none Letter made md the price alright. Avenarius Carbolin- elm will add 100 per cent to the life of wool above or below ground or watre, and one applications a year keeps your poultry house free from ice and all kinds of vermin. Trade with us and save moner.-~ The Long Hill Store. w. N. Hurd. Pro- prietor.
 MT and Ms Nathan WClf ]r. Of New York are guests, this week, of MT and Mrs Nathan Wolf ST at Hawlcy crossing.
 Don't fo"ges that we carry grass seed, fancy hay, chick feeds, Hast eds molasses feed and a complete stock of all other grain at reasonable prices.-TJohn s. Hurd. Long Hill Feed Store.
 It $ rumored that William Lyon who lives on Park Lane, has rented the Fulford place on the Tashua road and will soon move there
 You are sure of the best canned goods the market a'fords at rock bot tom prices when you get them at our store. Nice sweet oranges and juicy lemons. The best of everything in groceries and feed-[The Cheap C,sn Grocery Rober;. Staines pro prietor.
 Miss Jennie Disbrow is in Milford the guest of her sister. Mrs <. \. Sih- ley.
 Station Agent M,. J. M 'Donolgh is i'll this week and unable to attend to his duties at the Depot. M. Il. Flannigan of Hawleyville is taking his place.
 w. I. Osborne is on the sick list, this week, and confined to his room with the grip.
 MT and Mrs Ellis Dilliston of Bridgeport moved into John J. Rad cliffs tenement house on Depot Hill or Good Friday.
 GGOrSG w. CTdlL Ul DTluSepUl anu Mrs F. M. Garfield of Easton were guests, Saturday, of Mrs Mary A. Peet.
 Miss Elsie Garfield and friend of Bridgeport were guests, Sunday, of Mrs Mary A. Peet.
 Sarluel Clark, who is travelling. ii, spending week at his home here.
 Mrs John Gabler of New York is a guest, this week, of MT and Mrs H. S. Wedge, ST.
 Parties from Trumbullhaye rented the stone house and have moved in.
 Master Arnold Bennett Hurd, son of MT and Mrs w. N. Hurd, was christened at Grace church by Rev Mr seheffield, last Sunday morning.
 fiSs Fannis Fal' is quite i'll, this we, k, and under the doctors care.
 The play ''Mr Briggs of the Poul- try Yard, given by the society from the Olivet church, Bridgeport, Mon
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THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Mite Bag Meeting.

The annual mite bag meeting of the Ladies' Missionary society of the Congregational church will be held Tuesday afternoon, April 20, at 2.3O o'clock, at the home Of Miss scudder. Mrs r. E. Jenkins, who is connected with the work in the South will ad- dress the meeting. It is hoped all the ladies of the church will make special effort to attend. Will any vii" arc unalle to atreni kindly send in their mite bags as soon as con- venient. There will be a short so- cial hour at the tlose # the meeting.
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Nichols
NEW METHODIST PASTOR.

Rev J. M. Yard was Appointed to take charge of the Methodist church for the coming year, He is a young man and he made a very favorable impression on Easter Sunday. The Sunday school gave their SIC 'cssful concert in the evening. Mi Yard eX- poets to graduate in June and after that time will reside here perma- nently with his wife.
 Mrs Lester Shelton entertained the Afternoon whist club, last week.
 Miss Inez Nichols of Booths Hill has returned to Mrs Shelton's for a few weeks.
 Mrs William B. Nichols was visited by her brother from Milford, last week.
 H. J. Lord and friend and Robert Burt of Monroe were guests in town on Saturday.
 John Curtis is spending his East CT vacation at home.
 Mrs Nathan Curtis is entertaining her nephew, MT Gilbert of Porto Rico for a few weeks.
 Mrs M. A. Smith is moving this week, to Bridgeport.
 William Wellington is moving in- to Mrs Smiths house md has leased it for number of years.
 Mir Thorpe of stepney has bought a number of cows of H. G. Udall.
 Mrs w. D. Plumb and Misses Julia and Edith Plumb, spent Monday in Tashua.
 Anothe state library has been re- ceived and anyone wishing to get books can get them at the home of Miss Jessie Cook.
 Rev William R. McDermott and family leave this week for tlGir new home in Rowayton.
 An entertainment by the Trinity Guild will be given in the school house on Friday evening.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Smith from Daniels Farms were in town on Sunday.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Methodist church is to give an entertainment on the 22nd of April.
 Special Easter services were held in Trinity church on Sunday after noon. The rite of baptism was ad- ministered to John, the infant son of Mr and Mrs George U. Abel.
 Mrs c. E. Quick was a guest in towr tn Monday.
 Mrs Louis c. Couch was called to Brooklyn 1T account of the sudden death of her sister, Mrs Grace Davids, who died on Monday.
 Miss Maud Thorpe entertained the Young aG;cs' scciety last Thursday and this week they will meet at the home of Miss Jessie Cook on Friday afternoon.
 Guests in town on Sunday were MT and Mrs Jle of Bridgeport, Misses Lena and Frieda Klingler, Mrs Frazier and family from Trum- bull and Byron Jersey.
 Mrs Clarence E. Biltou and family went to Torrington to spend the Easter vacation. .s~-; ., ..
 Mrs SlarKv eather recently last her hr)Lner. kohst IIon- ton of Bridgeport, who was buried on the sixth of April in Mountain Grove cemetery.
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MASONIC.
Officers of Hiram Chapter.

Hiram chapter, No. l, R. A. M., elected these officers. Wednesday night: High priest, Rev J. H, George.
 King. Charles A. Peale.
 5crlDe and lret surer, A. B. Blake. man.
 Secretary, w. H. Stevens.
 Captain of the Host, H. W. Tie mann.
 Principal Sojourner, Dr Frank J. Gale.
 Ro; al Arch Captain, L. T. Eris:oe. Chaplain, Rev o. o. Wright.
 Tyler. Ammon Taylor.
 Master of 1st Veil, A. M. Briscoe. / Master of 2d Vail, J. o. Pitzschler. Master of 9d Vail, A. T. Nettleten. Trustees, l.. c. Morris. A. B. Blake man, H. B. Coger
 Finance committee, J. M. Black man, H. N. Tiemann, L. T. Briscoe.
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The newly appointed minister for the Sandy Hook Methodist church arrived last Saturday and preached on Sunday morning and evening and was very well liked. Rev and Mrs Laine are expected to arrive on Sat ur';ay. the 7th, to take possession of the parsonage and he will preach on Sunday morning and evening. Rev MT Laine was entertained on Easter Sunday at Mapleton. The deco ratirns, music and preaching were all appropriate for tie Easter oc- casion.
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NEW AGENT AT VIEWPOINT.
Thomas M. Holian Succeeds Law.
 renee Taylor.

Thomas M. Holian of Sheffield, Mass, has been appointed agent at Newtown to succeed Lawrence Fay. Tor. MT Holian was appointed agent at Sheffield, January, 1908, was a- gent tt Botsford year and a half, served as operator at the Newtown 5totlon under C F Taylor f.r six years and was for three years Tn the dispatcher's office at New Haven. Mr Holian is we'll liked here and his many friends are gratiiled at his ap- pointment to this important station.
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Sunday services.

Service Sunday morning at, II o'clock with sermon by the pastor
 Sunday school at rncn.
 Endeayor meeting in the eveenine at 7.3O o'clock. Subject, "Why we orser,e the I ords Day. Leader, Mrs Ezra Youngs. Ref. Mark 16:1- 6; Acts 20: [; Cor 16:2; Rev 1:10.
 Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7.45 o'clock.
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Bethel.

Miss R. Bergamini of New York was the guest, last week, of MT and Mrs Joseph Morgan in Elmwood dis trict.
 I. c. B. Ransome, who was at the Danbury hospital for treatment, has so far recovered as to return to his home in Elmwood district.
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5:16. Hymn Z2l, verse l. Offering $2.oJ.
 MT Tomlin class: The flag, The cross our banner. Psalm 60:4. Hymn 253, verse 1.
 Miss Bessie Beers class: The har- DOT, Heaven our home. Psalm 1G7:30 Hymn 309, verses 4 and 5.
 The carols Fair Easter Morning" and "Carol yoyously' were sung at intervals in the presentation of the emblems, and at the close, the East CT Closing Song" The offerings were hen presented and placed upon he altar, the total being $90.22. After the creed, collects and CeneGlction the school marched from the church singing as a ret ession9l the carol, Hail, all hail, to the risen Saviour"
 The congregations at all the serv- icfs were algmenteG by The presence of members of St Johns parish, Sandy Hook, where there were no services, owing to the deep ly regretted illness of their rector.
 Sunday Services. At 10 a. m. Holy Communion. At II a. m., morning service and sermon by the rector; at 12 a. m., Sunday school; at 7.21 F. n., evening pray CT.
 On Saturday the children's Easter party wi!l be held in the Guild room and on the church grounds at 3 p. m. F Rev Harden George of Philadel- phia is guest at the Rectory.
 The parish has raised the rector's salary from 8, 200 to S1,50O.
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The marriage of Miss May Lyons, daughter of MT and Mrs John J. Lyons of 974 Bedford Ave, Brook lyt, N. r., and pr N. J. Nc Laughlin will take place on Wednesday morn. ing, April 21. Miss Lyons is well and favorably known here having spent her summers here for several years. Dr Nc Laughlin is well known and successful dentist of Bridgeport. Their many friends will extend hearty congrat ,lations.
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ST JOHNS.
The Easter 0bservances.

The Easter celebration at St Johns church will be held next Sunday, having been postponed from last Sun day owing to Rev o. o. Wright's ill- ness. Rev F. B. Sniffin of Stratford will assist Rev MT Wright in the services of the day. There will be morning service and Holy CoTmun- ion at 10.45. The chi.dren's service with infant baptism, will take place at 4 D. n.
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day, evening at the Methodist hall and the music by the Lors Fill Man dolin club and the two solos by Mrs Benjamin Flanerty were enjoyed by large audience and kept them laughing most of the time. After the enter tainmeEt a supper vas served which was we'll patronized. The evenings entertainment netted the society about s27, which is for repairs recently made on the Hall.
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Reddlng.

BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR for men, 25c and Soc each, at French's, Bethel.
 BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR for men, 25c and Soc each at French's, Bethel
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Our business is wall paper, paints, etc., and we handle them in a big way. We can save you from 20 to 70 per cent over some others. We have no use for mill ends, jobs or bank rupts. Go around to others and make comparisons.-[Somers Bros., Bridgeport.
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Last Thursday morning, James Keane's house, which was located on the lane on the hill back of Josiah Tillson's place in Sandy Hook, was burned to the ground. MT Keane saved only a part of his furniture. It is thought the house took fire from the chimney and had gained such headway when discovered that it was impossible to save the house.
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Chester F. Penney, who has been home for his Easter vacation with his parents, MT and Mrs J W. Penney, was taken with the humps soon after arriving home and it viii 5e several days before he can resu ne his school duties at Brooklyn, N. Y.
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A business wagon belonging to Ex- Representative Patrick Campbell, which stood near the Pootatuck brook, was overtaken by the raging flood of Wednesday, and went sailing down the stream into the Housa- tonic.
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Card of Thanks: I wish to thank all my neighbors and friends for the kindness and sympathy shown through the sickness of my children and death of my daughter, Mary Everetts.-[Mrs John c. Everetts.
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The storm of Tuesday night kept good many away from the Hillside Club whist, but those who were pres cnt rosse>. most delightful evening, nine tables being occupied. The usual nice display of prizes were given. Light refreshments were served.
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Mrs George P. Sanford and Miss Lillie Fairman, who have been spend ing the winter in Rridserort, opened their pleasant home at the head of the Street, lasi week, for the season.
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Miss Edith Quackenbush of New Rochelle, N. Y. passed Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs Joseph Quac ckenhush, of Pine Street.
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Miss Elenore Gaffney of Yonkers, N. Y, is spending the Easter vaca- tion with her grandfather, Edward Kilbride, of Cemetery avenue.
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AT FINCH'S.

Hydrogen Peroxide. White Pine Tar 25c. Porter's Healing Oil. S1. Steans' Headache cure 25c. Pab2t Malt. 25c.
 Danderine, 25c and soc. Sal Hepatica, 25c and soc.
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ST ROSES.

The masses at St Roses during the summer months will be said at and 10 a. m., instead of g and Il a. m., as formerly.
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Clarence and Leonard Blake of Mattewan, N. Y., are spending the Easter holiday with their aunt, Miss Margaret Blake, of Dayton Street.
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Mrs Gaffney and Mrs Lyons of Walnut Tree Hill have been ill with the grip, under the care of Dr Kier- nan,
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MT and Mrs Matthew Mullane of Hawleyville have twin daughters, born on Thursday, making a family of four boys and four girls.
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Miss May J. Egan of St Elizabeth college, Convent Station, N. J., is passing the Easter vacation with her mother, Mrs margaret Egan.
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Taylor, Curtis & Co. are head quarters for fancy groceries, teas, Hermitage and 1775 coffees.
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Mrs William Driscoll returned Saturday after four weeks visit at Philadelphia, Seabright, N. J., and Brooklyn.
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Mrs W. R. Curtis and son ard Mir and Mrs Henry c. Curtis enjoyed an automobile ride to Bridgeport, Tues day.
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Mrs James w. Gordon was enter tained at dinner, Sunday, by Mrs M. F. Carmody
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Rev G. Herbert Johnson of New Milford will speaK before the Men S Federation of the Congregational church, Monday evening, April 26.
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Miss Bessie MacNamara returned Saturday, after a months visit in Danbury.
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Mrs George Stevens is entertain ing her father from the Soldiers home at Noroton.
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Mrs F. J. Hall passed Easter Sun dav Ill New Haven.
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MT Tracey of Derby was the guest of Michael heating, the first of the week.
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7 Carlton S. Smith returned to his studies at Yale college, Thursday morning, after the Easter vacation.
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Bradley's phosphate and a full line of farming utensils at the Brick store, Sandy Hook.
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Mr and Mrs Fred liese entertained lady friends from Bridgeport over Sunday. .- .-
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Roy Hyatt of Waterbury passed Sunday with his parents, MT and Mrs John Hyatt, in the Glen.
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w. M. Ford, a student at the Yale Law School. was guest on Wednes- day of Cecil Wright.
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George Mcguire of New Milford passed Good Friday with his mother Mrs Thomas Mcguire.
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Master Frederick Liese is quite ill with the measles, attended by Dr Kiernan.
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Mrs s. A. B'ackmqn. wi o nas been prostrated with the grip is corvalps- cent.
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George Beehler and the Misses Beehler have been i'll with the grip.
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A letter remains at the Sandy Hook postoffice addressed to Mrs Flora Willard.
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR.

Extra fine quality, ladies' vests, 12 l-2c each, at French's.
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MT and Mrs Wallace Mitchell have been passing few days at Lake MahOnac N V
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Mrs M. J. Heating and daughter visited in Danburv, Saturday.
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Wall paper and straw mattings,. new line, at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'S.
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Mrs Charles w. Dayton is suffer- ing from blood poisoning in one hand.
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Maine seed potatoes at Taylor, Curtis < Co.'S.
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4. g. Edwards will be at Botsford, Saturday, from g Il. m. to p. m with gar of feed, whicE he will offer at hard-par prices.
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Baseball bats, baseballs and sport ing goods at Taylor. Curtis & Co. s.
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SUMMER UNDERWEAR. Extra fine quality, ladies vests, IF 1-2c cash, at French's.
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Miss Selina Nichols of Shelton visited her aunt, Mrs F. s. Beard sley, last week.
 MT and Mrs l.. J. Wheelerof Hunt ington were guests, last week, of MT and Mrs Edwards s. Beardsley for several days.
 Charles A. Hubbell and Mrs Lu- cretia Lane spent Sunday in Easton, the guests of MT and Mrs c. s. Burr.
 The Acme hand potato planters save time and labor and you get a larger yield of potatoes from your fields than when planted the old way with hoe. Price $1.-[ Penfeld & Craig, at the Depot.
 Mrs Elizabeth Beardsley is having the interior of her home papered. c. E. Osborne, Jr., and A. B. TerrJll are doing the work.
 MT and Mrs Charles Nichols of Danbuury were guests on Good Fri day of Mrs Spencer Nichols.
 Mrs M. B. Hawley is improving slowly after an attack of the grip
 Dr Hill has decided to go out of the milk business and has sold his large herd of COWS to A. s. Edwards of Fairfield
 Frank Beers, who lived in J. M. Farrar's tenement house. is moving, this week, to Hattertown. where Milo Bros, have moved their steam saw mill
 Miss Lillian French of Amenia, N. Y, was a guest, last Saturday, of MT and Mrs Levi T. French.
 A. B. Curtis is quite poorly.
 Zalmon Purdy has bought a new trotter of Wakelee, the Bridgeport liyeryman.
 A, M. Borot of Fairfield came to this place one day last week, and stopped at Ge1rge Eelie's looking for work, where he was taken very sick, The selectmen were called upon to look after his condition at once and Mr Purdy ordered hack from Bridgeport and the sufferer was talk en to St Vincent's hospital reaching there in a very weak condition
 Miss Emma Miller is spending a few days in HattertoWn, the guest of Mrs Ala Parmelee.
 Miss Nellie Blidle is out after be- ing shut in for few days with the grip.
 Miss Florence Hayes of New Haven has spent a few days with Ter mother, Miss Edson Hayes.
 George Hayes, who has been in he St Vincent hospital fer number of weeks. died last Friday, and was buried from the Methodist church on Sunday afternoon, Rev MT Hubbard having charge of the services. MT Hayes was a native of this place, the son of the late Asa Hayes, a promi- nent man of the town in his day. Mr Hayes left one son.
 Craft < Lyon are putting a coat of white paint on the cottage of Miss Hattie Trench.
 The Hawley Manufacturing Co. has orders this week for 1000 cork pr1ers. The greater share of these gu Io fdflS, trance, ana points in New Zealand.
 Miss Emma Parsons of East Nor walk, and Dr and Mrs C. P. Boutwell, of South Norwalk have been guests at the Baptist parsonage.
 MT and Mrs Edward Rockwell and niece of New Haven have been guests of MT and Mrs Roswell Rockwell.
 MT and Mrs Herbert Craig have entertained an uncle from New York state.
 George s. Turner. formerly of ttis place but now of Snyderville, N. Y. has been passing a few days with Mr and Mrs Charles Hawley.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Banks and dausntel, Mabel were Easter gaests of Mir and Mrs Charles Powell.
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NUMBER le
Stepney
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.

Sunday was not only q day Of hopes come true but 1t was also one Of pleasurable surprises. A large congregation was present at the morning worship, The special mu- sic was an anthem by a quartet com- posed of Miss Ritter, Mrs Herbert Joyce, Clarence Powell and William Nichols.
 Tha Sunday school continued it's pa"aLee movement by the organizing of q Kindergarten department. Four scholars met with Mrs Boutwell,, who Is to conduct this branch of the school. As modern Kindergarten methods are to be adopted and as there are a number of children in the community between three and six years ot age, a rapid growth is ex- pected.
 The afternoon service was held at Lower Stepney.
 Undoubtedly the evening service was the event of the day. An ex- ceptionally large number gathered to hear the eantata "Nicodemus. The production was given after long weeks of practice and the hard work resulted in a splendid success. The choir has been having large share in all services of late. They have been of great assistance. But on Sunday evening the service was en- tirely in their hands and they con ducted it to the delight and uplift of all. The regular choir consisting of Mrs Carlos Stillson, Mrs Turney Northrop, Mrs Herbert Joyce, Miss Bertha Nichols, Charles Nichols and William Nichols, organist, were as- sisted by Miss Ritter, Mrs c. F. Bout well, Austin Botsford and Clarence Powell. Regret was expressed that Mrs M. B. Hawley, who is a member of the choir, was prevented by ill- ness from participating in the can. tata. Miss Elsie Botsford recited in an effective manner the account of Nicodemus' interview with Christ. The floral decorations were in ex- cellent taste and had an added sig nificaLce in the some of the plants were loaned by ladies of the Metho- dist church.
 Although the morning worship will be the only service at the church next Sunday, the workers will not be idle. Judd district service at four o'clock. Lower Stepney meeting at z o'clock.
 The next meeting of the Portal class will be held on Friday evening, April 23.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-01-19
SHERIEFS SALE

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District OF the State OF Ne
vada. In and for the County OF Es-
meralda.
j. Warrant Castleman, Plaintiff, VS..
chawalla Gold Mining Company.
Defendant.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur-
suance of an order OF the District Court
of the Seventh Judicial District OF the
state of Nevada, In and for the County
OF Esmeralda. made on the 18th day OF
December. 1905. In the above entitled
cause, the undersigned will sell al pub
lie auction To the highest bidder for
cash, lawful money % the United
states. on Thursday. the ssth day OF
January. 1903. az 10 o'clock a. IA. at
the Court House Of Nye County. Me-
Vada. Ia the Town OF ToLo .iah. the fol-
lowing described property, tO-wit;
Enterprise Ne. ! lode mining claim,
Enterprises Ma Z lodo minlng claim. and
f.nterprise M 4 lode mining claim, ait.
hate and being la tho Goldheid Min
lng district, County Of Nye, state Of
Nevada
j. .. OWENS.
sheriff of NYr countY. stats % Nevada.
rs T. 8 Marshall deputy sheriff Of
Ne euuHtF state uf Nevada
lated fuuupah. Han. 3. 1903.
ASS. it ia td.