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Branchville.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Miss Leslie Nugent returned home Saturday, after short stay at D. s. 'Mead's. A MT and Mrs J. E. Emmons spent Labor Day with Mrs Urania Meade.
 MT and Mrs J. fl. Williams spent a few days with their daughter, Mrs F. s. Warehouse, last week.
 Miss Fannie anu Louie Bailey are visiting friends here.
 MT and Mrs c. --. Burdett started on trip to Colorado, last Friday.
 MT and Mrs u. D. Wnlte and fam fly spent Labor Day out of town.
 MT and Mrs J. A. Mead are visit ing her mother, Mrs Banks, of Red ding.
 Many of this place enjoyed clam bake. last Sunday. It was held at C.. 5 w. Godfrey's.
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Huntington
WEST ENp ITEMS.

Miss Reba Austin of Stamford has been the guest of her grandmother, Mrs H. N. Burr.
 While at work erecting an Econ- omy silo on his farm, George Knight Of Red Gate Farm fell from the scaf- folding and injured his mead. A Shelton doctor was called to attend him.
 Hanford Wilson saw what he sup posed was Jersey calf in J. l.. Beardsleys orchard, but on closer inspection it proved to be a fine young fawn.
 Mrs David s. Clark entertained Mrs Myron Clark and Miss Stearns at tea on Wednesday of last week.
 MT and Mrs E. A. Beers visited friends in Easton on Sunday.
 There is nothing that improves the landscape like pretty girls and yoke of mild-eyed oxen, and the pretty ones" at Mrs MaGuire's de- monstrated this by having their pict- ures taken with Fred Wilson's oxen and the pictures are really very at tractive. t--
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Monroe.
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

z Harmony Grange will work the fourth degree on three candidates on Friday evening of this week. Louis Beardsley from Asheville, N. C., MT and Mrs Moses King of New York, NIT and Mrs Whitney Walton and young son of R}dgefield, N. J., and Mrs E. w. Payne of Chicago are among the wedding guests at Albert Wheeler's.
 Miss Ethel L. Wheeler was united in marriage to the Rev Daniel Webster Kurtz, Tuesday, September ', at 1 o'clock at the Congregational church. Miss Wheeler is, the daugh- ter of Dea Albert Wheeler.
 Mrs Frank Beardsley has been having an outing at Fairfield Beach.
 MT and Mrs George Ray Goodman of Hartford were with Mrs Theodore D. Beardsley for over Sunday and Labor day.
 Miss Jessie M. Wheeler, who has been visiting Mrs F. D. Clarke of Milford, has returned to her home.
 Mrs Wade Of Hillside avenue, Bridgeport, with her son is visiting Mrs Edward E. Curtis.
 Mrs Frank T. Hiue of Stratford is visiting at D. M. Burr's.
 MT and Mrs J. H. Brewster of Derby spent Labor day at F. w. Wheeler's.
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Greenfield Hill
THE COUNTRY CLUB FAIR.


 The officers and committees of the Country Club fair, which is to be held next week Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September IA, 15 and 16, will by that time have everything in readi- ness for the annual Falr fair at the grounds about the club house on the Hi;l They i,'. left n, stone alncn fO make it the most successful fair they have ever held and have also made ali arrangements so that the comfort and amusement of all who visit the fair m any or all of these days will be an assured fact. The exhibits in every de- nartment of the fair promise to be large, and there will be many different ex- hihits in all the different departments which will be we'll worth travelling miles to see. There will also be many other things there O amuse the visitors at the fair whether old or young. Teams and autos will furnish transportation from Picket Swith, Fairfield. so that those that come by the trains or trolley can reach the fair grounds easily. Put the dates down and be sure to be on hand one day or all three with ali your family Remember the fair IS to De bigger and better than ever this year.
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MEMS LITERARY AND SOCIAL
 CLUB,
Program Arranged for the Year,

A meeting of the Executive Com mittee of the Mems Literary and So' clal club of Newtown Street was held on the evening of September ', and the following dates and assignments for the ensuing season were decided upon:
 September 2S. Host, c. D. stillson Essayist, J. J. Northrop.
 october 26. Host Rev J. H. George; Essayist, D. G, Beers.
 November 30. Host D. c. Peck; Essayist, w. c. Johnson.
 December 2S. Host, Dr F. J. Gale; Essayist, Rev Alexander Steele.
 January 25, 1910. Host A. P. Smith; Essayist, c. E. Cook.
 February 22. Host, II. N. Tiemann; Essayist, R. ,i. Beers.
 March 22. Host, P. H. Mccarthy; Essayist, c. E. Beardsley.
 April 19. Annual meeting. In charge of the Executice Committee. May 17. Host, c. G. Peck; Els. sayist, c. B Johnson.
 June: Ladies Night.
 H. N. Tiemann, secretary.
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THE HOTELS.
At The Inn.

MT and Mrs H. H. Pyle, Mrs Brere- ton, Mrs Walker, H. c. Plumb, Katherine Plumb, Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs F. E. Bishop, South port.
 MT and Mrs W. D. Rees, Thomas ton.
 w. Somers, Miss Helen Somers, Oil City, N. J.
 F. J. Hall, New Haven.
 Mrs R. z. Hawkins, J. Mabel Lum, Oxford.
 Mrs F. H. Macfarlane, Mrs J. E. Foster, Miss Mildred Foster, MT and Mrs E. L. Foster, Bridgeport.
 Miss Florence Gulden, New York. Miss Ida M. Squires, B. c. Martin dale, New York.
 Willard Haugh, Derby.
 G. c. Atwood, New Haven.
 Dr and Mrs c. A. Church, Passaic. N. J.
 Grnnklin Burton, Ansonia. Mfr and Mrs c. T. Oakley, Mamaro- neck, N. Y.
 MT and Mrs A. L. Burns, Mamaro- neck, N. Y.
 Joseph Hubbeil1-brldgeport.
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Thursday evening prayer meetin,

Thursday evening prayer meeting at 7.45 o'clock.
 The pastor Rev MT Steele, is to take vacation for three weeks and will not preach again until Sunday, October 3.
 The visit of the members of the Mems Federation, which was to have been paid to the Bethel club Satur- day of this week, has been postponed one week and will be held the fol- lowing Saturday, September IS, There will be ball game on that date between the two clubs, com mencing at 3.30 in the afternoon, followed by social hour in the par lors of the Congregational church.
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Southburv.
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

David Lambert and family, who have been spending the summer at the home of Mrs E. II. Brown, have returned to their home in New Haven.
 Mrs Clarence Hedden and nleces spent last Thursday at Lake Quassa- paug.
 George Smith and wife from Mill ford have been visiting at George Russell's.
 Mir Burpee and family, who have been boarding at Clifford Hawley's, have returned to their home in Hart ford.
 Mrs Hawkins has moved into the parsonage and is boarding the Nut tinghame girls.
 Leonard Nichols and family from Oxford spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs Clifford Hawley.
 c. N. Wakelee and wife from New York visited over Sunday with Mrs Jane Wakelee.
 Mrs Harriet Futile from Wood bury has been visiting her daughter, Mrs Nelson Hicock.
 Miss Edith Stiles from Yonkers, N. Y., is home on a visit.
 Edward Hinman and family from Brooklyn, N. r., are in town.
 Mrs Jane White from Stepney De- pot and Mrs Edson Mallory were guests of Mrs lane Wakelee, re' ently.
 Miss Elsie Davis. who has been visiting in New Haven and vicinity, has returned home.
 Charles IIine and family have been to the shore for a few days. ii
 Walter Darley from Woodbury is doing carpenter work for Paul Bron- son.
 Edward Hine and family, who have been spending the summer, in town, nave returned to their home in New Haven. /
 Mrs Walter Warner and aunt have been spending few days at Milford.
 Clifford Iawley and family expect soon to move into the Hill house on West Main Street.
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METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday Services.

By exchange with the pastor, the Rev Oliver w. Richardson of South Britain and Southbury will be in charge of the morning service, com mencing at 10.45 o'clock. The usual Sunday school and Bible Study will follow at 12 noon. The pastor, Rev T. N. Laine, will conduct the even ing devotions with sermon at 2 o'clock.
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FARMERS AROUSED.

A very enthusiastic meeting of the Farm ers' Anti-Auto Protective so- ciety was held in South Britain in the basement of the church. After the election of officers and other im- portant business was transacted, the following rules, taken from an ad- vertisement, were unanimously adopted and the meeting adjourned sic and die. It is thought that this organization will be the beginning of the end of this "Brainstorm" period of reckless ness which has held full sway dur ing the last few months of the auto mobile craze, indulged in by many in this and surrounding towns. The following is the new code agreed upon by the Farmers Anti-Auto Protect i've society, which has just held it's annual conventions in the different states of the Union:
 1. On discovering an approaching team, the automobilist must stop off, side and cover his machine with a tarpaulin painted to correspond with the scenery. &s
 g. The speed limit on country roads this year will be secret, and the pen alty for violation Viii be $l0 for every mile an offender is caught go- ing in n,l5cess of it. 3. In case an automobile makes a team run away, the penalty will be $50 for the first mile, $1O0 for the second mile, $20O for the third mile, etc., that the team runs; in addition to the usual damages.
 4. On approaching a corner where he cannot command a view of the road ahead, the automobilist must stop not less than 100 yards from the turn, toot his horn, ring bell, fire a revolver, halloo, and send up three bombs at inte1val of five minutes.
 5. Automobiles must be seasonably painted-that is, so they will merge with the pastoral ensemble, and not be startling. They must he green in spring, golden in summer, red in autumn, and white in winter.
 6. Automobiles running on the country roads at night must send up a red rocket every mile, and wait 10 minutes for the road to clear. They may then proceed carefully, blowing their horns and shooting Roman can dies.
 '. All members of the Society will give up Sunday to chasing automo- piles, shooting and shouting at them, making arrests, and otherwise dis couraging country touring on that day.
 8. In case a horse will not pass an automobile, notwithstanding the tar paulins, the automobillst will take the machine apart as rapidly as possible and conceal the parts in the grass.
 g. In case an automobile approaches a farmers house when the roads are dusty, it will slow down to one mile an hour, an~ the chauffeur will lay the dust in front of the house with a hand sprinkler worked over the dashboard.
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David Bescher.

David Beeeher of Shelton, whose death occurred on Saturday, was brought to Newtown for burial, Monday afternoon. Rev Mir Clark of Shelton officiating at the services at the grave. Messrs Prin. dle & Morris met the funeral party at the train and the interment followed In the Newtown cemetery Rev George H, Buck otiiciated at the funeral services Mir Beecher married Emily Clark, a daughter of the late Charles Clark of NewIown
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Sherman.
ICE HOUSE BURNED.

The ice house on Mrs Woodruff's place took fire on Wednesday, August 25, and was burned to the ground. About four loads of tobacco had been hung in the building and where the fire started is mystery. Mrs Woodruff heard the snap ping of the and ssoon discovered the ice house burning. She used the telephone and summoned the neighbors and by hard work the large barn was saved. The wells and cistern were drained and as a last resort water was carried in milk cans from the pond of Frank Hungerford. The barn caught fire once or twice but hard work saved it. The tobacco had been raised by Charles Mcdonald who resides at the Center.
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OBITUARY. John Carmody.

John Carmody, for 55 years a resi- dent of Sandy Hook, died on Monday at the ripe age of SS years. He is survived by four children, Michael and James Carmody, Miss Margaret Carmody and Mrs ratrick Lacey, For many years he was an employe of the New York Beltitng X Packing Co. The funeral took place on Thurs day morning at 10 o'clock from St Roses church, Rev Father Connors officiating. The burial was in St Roses cemetery.
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CONGREGATIONAL NOTES.
Sunday Services.

At II a. m., morning service with preaching by Rev 0. w. Barker of Hartford, a former pastor of the church; at l2 m., Sunday school; at 7.3O p. m, Y. P. s. c. D. meeting, Subject, Temperance in all things" Ref. Cor. 9;2S-27. Leader, Rev A., Steele,
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MILK MEETING.
To Be Held on September l3.

A special meeting of the local branch of the Dairymen's League will be held Tn the BricA building, Mon day evening, September 13, at 8 o'clock. All members and producers in this section are especially request. ed to be present.
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MT and Mrs George Tolle, who have spent the summer at the Salt Box have returned to their home in New Jersey. . .a. .@ . Henry French and Mrs Elizabeth Dowker, both of this place, were married in Derby on Saturday even- ing and will reside at the Center.
 Mrs E. s. Hawley spent Sunday in Shelton.
 The mary friends of Frederick Beard will be sorry to hear of his serious illness.
 MT and Mrs E. T. Buckingham attended the Charter Oak fair at Hartford on Labor day.
 A. B. Coley, who has been spending several days at E. s. Hawley's, has returned to New York.
 Rev MT Shirley of Stratford oc- cupied the pulpit in the Congrega- tional church, Sunday morning.
 Miss Dotton Gros Claude of Bridgeport is the guest of Mrs D. N. Morgan.
 Miss Gertrude Stearns is visiting in Shelton.
 Mrs Esther HecoX mas returned from a two weeks visit in Massachu- setts and New York state.
 Mrs George Nichols and daughters are spending a few weeks at Milford shore.
 The public schools opened on Tuesday, the 7th, Miss Coleman of New Hampshire having charge of the highest grade and Miss Lyon of Ansonia the primary grade in the Center.
 Mrs Pierce of Bridgeport is visit ing Mrs Sarah Betts and Mrs James Page.
 MT and Mrs D. A. Nichols were guests at O. G. Boards in Long Hill on Sunday.
 Rev F. A. -.olden and family are at the shore in Milford tor few weeks sojourn.
 Dennis Wesolowski has sold his place and moved with his family to his former home in Yonkers. The new owner, MT Nichols, has taken possession.
 MT and Mrs D. E. Brinsmade of Shelton were Sunday guests at Bonnibrook.
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IrurnbuIl.
DAVID ]. BOTSFORD,

This community was saddened by the sudden death of David J. Botsford, who passed away at his home ill Damels Farms on Sa;urdiy. September f. after only one dey's illness. ag,ri @ years. The funeral. which was largely at tended, was held from his late home on Thursday afternoon at I.90, Rev l.. Sheffield of Long Hill officiating. assisted by Rev M. Clippinger of Trumbull tery. Mr Botsford leaves ta mourn his lIss besides his wife and son, Frederick and q durSf ter, Mary. Eoth whI l:rei at home and he viii also De n!ssrl by la large circle of friends.
 Mr and Mrs o. E. rdrtor were caiIirg on friends in Long Fill las, Tuesday
 For an enjoyable days outing go to the Country Club Fair at Greenfield Hill on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week, September If, 15 and 16.
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Brideewater.

Miss Gertrude Sugden, who has been visiting her parents at the Susden cottage for the past three weeks, has returned to Worcester, Mass.
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HIGH SCHOOL OPENS, TUESDAY.
Increased Number of Pupils.

The High School opened, Tuesday, with an enrolment of 101 and several provide IS new desks and seats.
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Mrs H. H. Curtis entertained the last winters bridge whist club at her home on Tuesday afternoon. The game was indulged in and refresh mentS served.
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John P. Keane, a student at the Union Business College, passed Sun day and Labor Day with his parents, MT and Mrs John J. Keane.
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William Stegman of Boston, Mass, Charles Stegman and Miss Nellie Benton of Bridgeport have all been guests, this week, of MT and Mrs H. B. Coger.
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Union Harvest Home Service.

The union harvest home service of Trinity and St Johns will be held on the evening of the last Sunday in September at St Johns and at Trinity the first Sunday in October.
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Mrs Fletcher Wilson and Misses Margaret and Hester Wilson, who have passed the summer at the Misses Peck on the Boulevard returned to Brooklyn on Thursday.
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Miss Elizabeth Jennings of New Milford passed Sunday and Labor Day with MT ana Mrs J. Botsford Fair child.
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Miss Julia Duncombe and Miss Ada Tuck of Bridgeport are guests, this week, of Mrs George F. Duncombe l. J. Ydek and George F. Dunconbe spent Labor Day here.
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MT and Mrs Edward M. Kilbride and children returned on Labor Day to Jersey City, after a stay of two weeks with friends in Sandy Hook.
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Charles s. Banks of Greenfield Hill is guest, the last of the week, of H. M. Smith and enjoyed a trip through New Fairfield on Thursday and Fri day with Mir Smith.
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Michael J. Heating of the Glen spent Sunday and Monday in Shelton and Derby with friends.
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MT and Mrs Edwin Carr of East Norwalk passed Sunday and Labor Day with Mrs Carr's parents, MT and Mrs Arthur Beard.
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MT and Mrs George S. Coley of Stepney, MT and Mrs P E. Abbott of Newtown were guests, one day. last week, of Mr and Mrs L. c. Gilbert, Sr
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Henry c. Northrop of Bridgewater has a two-seated business wagon, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son.
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TRINITY PARISH.
Sunday Services.

At II a. m., morning prayer and sermon by the rector; at i2m., Sum day school; at 7.So ?. m., evening prayer.
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Don't forget we have a good line Of school shoes, the Walton brand, for boys and girls, in box calf and vicl Kid. Bring the children along and get a fit.-[Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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James Donahue of Brooklyn passed the holidays with his parents, Select man and Mrs Michael Donahue.
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H. G. Warner, w. w. Wakeley and MT Griscom are attending the auto mobile races at Lowell, Mass, this week.
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Miss Elizabeth Powell of Coxsack~ ie, N. Y, is the guest, this week, of MT and Mrs Wallace N. Mitchell on
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c. H. Bishop and family spent Sunday and Monday in Bridgeport, the guest of MT and Mrs Theodore A. Bishop.
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Miss Susan Gilbert, who has been spending few weeks with her sis ter, Miss Isabel Gilbert, in Hunting town, has returned to her home.
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Samuel Page and family, who have occupied the Todd residence during the summer months, returned to New Haven, Tuesday.
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Miss H. L. Cogan of Bottsford has returned from a two weeks stay at Nantucket and other places in Massachusetts.
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Newberry Carr of Norwalk and Miss Gladys Carr passed Sunday ana Labor Day with MT and Mrs Arthur Beard
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Miss Angie Lynch of Bethel passed Sunday and Labor Day with her cousins, Misses Lizzie and Mamie Keane of Gas Street.
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Mir and Mrs Nile Hendrickson of Brookfield spent Labor Day with their cousin, George A. Stevens.
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Mrs c. Reitman of Yonkers, N. Y, has returned home afteer brief visit with Mrs A. B. Cooley of Hill crest Cottage, Walnut Tree Hill.
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Mrs Walter Harrison, who has been spending three weeks with MT and Mrs H. B. Coger at Botsford has returned to her home in Brooklyn.
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Frank Kilbride of Hartford passed Labor Day with his brother, Ex- Representative Michael Kilbride.
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James B. Nichols, Representative w. c. Johnson, H. N. Greenman and James Farrell are putting up new silos.
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Miss B. Talty is visiting in New Haven.
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MT and Mrs John Youngs of Brook lyn, N. r., have spent ] few days here the guests of MT and Mrs Ii. Rupf.
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A hobby line of hats and caps for men and boys. At the Brick Store, Sandy Hook. /
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John McNeil of Kearney, N. J., who has been very i'll at V. G. Hard's at Maple, Shade farm, is now gaining nicely
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NewtoWn was represented at the State fai" at Hartford, Thursday, by Charles F. Beardsley, MT and Mrs A. w. Bassett, |. c. Morris and c. B. Taylor.
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MT and Mrs H. w. Wright spent last Tuesday and wednesday in Bridgeport with friends. They made the trip in their auto.
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Daniel Keane, in the company of s. P. Glover, is passing his vacation at Bridgeport and nearby shore resorts.
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Miss Josephine Charkey of An sonia, who is teaching the Hunting town school, this year, is boarding with MT and Mrs John Frank, Jr.
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MT and Mrs Robert Cunliffe and
 daughter, Nellie, of Kearney, N. J., spent Sunday and Labor Day with MT
 ana Mrs V. G. Hard.
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Rev w. H. Robinson of Brookfeld will preach at the Hawleyville chapel, Sum- day, at 3.30Hp. m.
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Freeman Vinton of South Norwalk spent few days, last week, at MT and Mrs w. c. Gilbert's.
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Miss Alice Heating of Bethel passed Labor Day dith Misses Mary and Lizzie Keane.
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c. B. Taylor, l.. c. Morris, Theodore Taylor and w. Williams went to the State Fair at Hartford Thursday, in Mir Taylors car
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Julius Dubret of Botsford is doub.. ling the size of his house with an ad- dition on the south side.
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Mrs Bernard J. Heating of Zoar spent last Wednesday in Shelton and Derby with friends.
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A new line of shoes for ladies and men for fall and winter weal.-[The Sandy Hook Shoe Store.
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Miss Elizabeth H. Egan is visiting atSeabright, N. J.
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Try steele-Drakes famous pound cake. Its delicious. At Corbett, Grove & Co.'s.
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ST JOHNS.
Sunday Services.

At 10.45 a. m., morning prayer and sermon by the rector; at 12 m., Sun day school.
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Mrs V. G. Hard, who was quite i'll, last Saturday, is now able to be about her home again.
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A. M. Briscoe was in the Park City on Wednesday.
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M. J. Crotty of Jersey City passed Sunday and Saturday in town.
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John Talty passed Labor Day in Haven.
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MT and Mrs Franklin Hoyt ard son of West Newton, Mass, will he guests on Friday of MT and Mrs A. J. Smith.
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Miss Lucy Wright of Boston, Mass, is spending a week with her parents, Rev and Mrs o. o. Wright.
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A new line of shoes for the fall and Winter at H. Rupf.
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Mrs F. Yard and family, who have been passing the summer in Taunton, returned to New York on Monday.
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New suits just in for the ladies at Loven's Danbury store.
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SCHOOL SHOES.

We sell the best makes, the kinds that give satisfaction. Buy your cllil- drens shoes at Freneh's, Bethel.
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Peaches, melons and other fruit and vegetables at the market of H. Rupf
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Mason and lightning jars and jelly glasses; peaches, pears, bananas and oranges. At Corbett, Grove & Co. $.
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DEATH OF DAVID T. BEECHER.

E. s. Hawley was one of the pall- bearers at the funeral of David T. Beecher in Derby, .aonday, and ac- companied the body to Newtown. MT Beecner was a resident of Hunt ington, living in Shelton for many years, and was well known and re- spected by all.
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MT and Mrs E. l.. Johnson leave soon to visit Bishop Johnson in South Dakota.
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Miss Stone of Bridgeport is at the Misses Peck's for stay of two weeks.