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THE NEWTOWN BEE.
KKIDAY . SEPT. 196
CIXCUIiATIO
.TANtie6V 1 IS??.
true, that one of the residents In town is
cousin to the president of Chile, a South
American republic.
EASTON.
DEATH OF E. VICTOR SCHWARTZ.
K. Victor Schwartz, aged CO years,died
on Saturday. He is survived by his wid
ow, four daughters, Misses T. Schwartz,
3100 i Lizzie Schwartz, Meta Schwartz and Mrs
I John Guchert; also four sons, Messrs
Max, Frank. Charles and Frederick. The
L aw 1 ' -V i i charge of mdertakera Priudle & Mor
BRIDGEPORT
niK THOMPSON COOK N U I'I IAI.S.
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y in i .K'h cunn-
i i n ' v u a ran t c(
i ris of Newtown. Kev F. A. Bramer of
j the Stepney Baptist church officiated,
i Tiie pall bearers were Messrs Levi Ed-
'I'lic many frlciuW v lio received invita- w;ui'. Wilbur Selleek, Daniel Kdward
tion.s to tlie marriage of Krrnklin K.Cook ' Hnd Mubpi Thorpe. Ail the children
to Mi" KntH'i'i Rliner Thomp'on, were t were ,ri"Mt at the funeral, and among
I surprised and di -uppointed to receive others from out f town were Mr Pausc-
eard-s -titiiom ctrg that the wedding could V.M of Long I land and Mrs Monks of
j not take place atTtiuity church, Scp'em- ,.w York. The faod.y have the sytn-
licr 2 The icnHon giveu out for the puhy of neighbors and friends in their
charge i- that (ieorge K. Cook, father of aDiUjUon.
! I ho groom, was in, l informed that there
I wa-t:t lie a chin eh wedding until after
! the invitations hud hemi entout. As h"
is ja-t recoveri'-.g from I he (lee is ltf the
tjri'at. n i fin tune that hefeil him, last
winter, and n n that he was indebt
ed L.i hi ; ii:;.:., f ii nd - fur their generous
iiiLc! c t 1 1: 1 1 - n ,e,t ls , le-liid not think
it w i . ;r pr..p- r in i.ivi a wedding car-li-.l
- ui on s. .!! .rn'e a w.lr as the so-
REDDING.
Mrs Biiri-maUc. fnd son, Louis, from
,sr Lmis, ucre guests, last week, of Mrs
,1 ( '. Kead at f'o'oiiial Lodge.
Mr- W. A. Swan has recently visited
V. -s ,1. A. S. liutr.
.Mrs II. H. llniiisiy, confined to the
bouu from ill I i-aith, occasionally rides
M '.M.l I l . I i 1 1 I l' ( )( u I n I
vrv 1 1 . 1 1 i 1 1-. n l lint
j i.i I f i in, in cv cry In n -s.t t h i"i ,ul
u . 1 1 Is.
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I he New l'.ll'.;I.Mli I (Mliail.
1 1 on.se keeping limns.
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!, rcstatirant
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" I cisl pi -rimii in,' of these VoiinK people
i I
l .!, ,n.. a I. !.- li,,4' i. h living i-.it
l is p.-cl. I n 1 1 1 - fnLli. , . and .-eeini; I he good
r. .. -on - r i.i el j ci tmis cin ei fuily con
sented to a inii" wt'.Ud'liU. ' ),i S tt u: da.v
f'l aid. i in S. Took nn.1 his liuicee, xceoin
i.inieil I', M;s lii oii;.' I'. l ook and Mr
n :vi sirr '1 hump- ., Nit . di iven lo
-t!.i!fo:d and weie '!!! married hy the
1,'tv hr Wr.teii. Mr 'ink and his bride
d-pai'i-d mi the raion tt..iis for S'ock
bri-lg. M i -. Mr Cook ii highly n
I'l'.i'al 1", a'! i know !:ini. i'e i as
soi i iti d in hu-in-'ss i:h W. L. lurdiar
t - -! a m p tin ke; -s a ral di,i!e:s. will) of
li.M inlhe l oii.ei i i li nt Bank building
lie ins Ii'ind-oini ! fnini-Ind a uite of
rooms nt :!i'2 I'.io.hI street, when: tliey
.i. ill be at bon e ,,f;. r O. toljei 1 .
Mr Ki
.-t distei
IT', i.. gti
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',r.g to the seashore to
1, fi lends.
, lawn ptrty givn by Mrs Yin Die
lev. la-t Tuesday evening, was a
H'it, i.nv
'I'i
Bui.
blip
i-tetiv i
V ji t v i
I ii" night being lovely, the scene
I'l.e grounds were bril-
orafi".! wifh ( tiiuese lanterns,
n waj providi d for dancing.
pre-
"New Haven's Popular Store.'
EWEN
MoINTYRE
& CO.'S,
INTERESTING ITEMS
FOR EARLY BUYERS.
THE PRODUCTIONS IN
DRESS AND SILK
GOODS. THE HAND
SOMEST IN YEARS.
FA DRESS GOODS.
Superb stylea at 28c- yd.
Magnifleent Mixtures at Sc. yd.
New ly tall niaterialB at 50c. ytt.
Latest Tweetls anil Fancies at 59c. yd.
A graml assortment ot Fancies, Novelties
ami Scotch Heathery etleets at 75c., 88c. and
$1.00.
READ THIS
AND SEE
WHAT CASH
WILL DO
FOR YOU.
"liwi a b:i !"!.. picture
o .ere j . ;- c it. Mil ie was furnished
o: t'hi'sti'a.
THE MOST STYLISU
Kiltt Ls in two unes, Chameleon and Wat
ered ctlVfts, also the rough, nobby and lasiOD
ablo Mixtures in English, French, eUerman
and. Scotch, also comprising the Irish Don
egal Natural Wool Housekeepers, and many
plain ideas in new designs ot Cloth. These
vaiious designs we oflur at tl.25, 150, $175,
00 and - -"
CAMF.I.S' HAlltSriTlNGS.
Also in Mohair and Silk and various novel
tics, the newest French and English designs
tor Walking Skirts and Dresses, beautilul
colorings and exquisite combinations, lar
pn-tlltir, more refined and distinctly more
senteel than any raanulaetured beiototore.
ot Ii SMALL l'KOFIT
Method oi doing business and our low prices
, law com- i bring these to you at from a dollar to ,4.00 a
; yard under w hat others will asu.
i Prices range from $1 !ts to 4 50
ib.
I v I'oimty.
KIDDLEBURY.
a.-l MiiN OK THE SKII.TON FAM
II. V.
NICHOLS
sen-
,( f i ill A) E' M'Tl IV II ! MS
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
rld:s( in A . M K.N IP'S,
i barlvs s. h reneh, who I ; a I-l-lv
-il k. i- -biwly It covering
Mr- V '. S. i ', x . f Mdford ha
t . i-ter, Mr . B. Nichols.
Mr-; Mr s.' :et B ach of Bridgeport i
i! ing M: - ive- I'lumb.
'I he p ',,:.. it N'ic'iois exteiid their
y mi
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WE F5RIDR OURSELVES
on our children's department.
It atiy store in Bridgeport make
an eilort to provide serviceable
clothing for the boys we do and
that at reasonable prices. Our
suits at $2.00 arc good. 0-ir
suits at $2.S0, $3. and $3.50
are handsome and of sterling
quality. Our $5.00 goods
have an extra pair of pants and
cap to match. All of our fall
and winter goods are in but we
mention boys' particularly be
cause'.they usually have to be
clothed first.
bra t felt
amily m the d
vVatie, who was ki led by the trolley
sitratfoi'i, ia-t "Sunday.
. I lines Kmuio.ns has ihe malarial fever
md i- tpiil.' sick. I r House attends.
Mii-i Bulb A. Keetl eiiCertained her
sunuay .-.chool cia-i-, Friday afternoon.
Mr? Mix has company from nut of
tov. n.
M I'hH-i 'a!er 1 .ven ha re', urned from
'.ii .uit-'.f tow :i vi 'it
Mi-- .les. i. K. (''ink entertained a few
riend-, Ki ids, y eveni'-g.
Mi s Iv.lith Niels ils is visiting in
VV Isite Hills.
Md X than It. ! 'urtiss has been sick
vil ii a cold.
1,'uite a number from this place attend
d the last b ind concert at Seaside i'ark,
iaturday nigi'l.
Miss Kioi-mce W. I. sine is to teach the
lisii 'e' school th:-.! coming v inter.
Mi-s Be- ii- !C Keed has been vi iting
i ii-nt!s out of (.ow n.
Mr, .1. B. Niehob sn.i Miss Kate haye
C'.tl'M J f "in Ihe t a 1 ; kills.
Ailie Lewis of Sibi it;oi is visitin
;.!i;Hlnmtiier, Mrs Klihu Lewis.
Walter Cu'tibS i: qu'te poorly.
,"S. W. Nich ilsai.tl (amily spent Sunday
n Derby.
. The ani.ual re-union of the Skilton fa ill
il v was In Id at (.biaSsapaug on Wednes
dav, August 2i. A iter a sumptuous din
ner, the f '.miiy reii.iired to the pavilion.
,l.:!..icr hUStfsr! was chosen the presiding
oilieer. Afi.tr the business meeting a
visited pning program was currii.d out. "The
Soiigs of Sever." were represented itt a
-i-i ii'.i of tab '"..". u. Becitations aud
sri-g, iider-pevsi-ii hy delightful remi
: '; -eeiees f-oei somt of the older mem
ber? of !l.e family, ill led the hour. A
hy to T. L. Wade sin
illi i f their son, Hugh ' ''i"S? m.-noii-a to Merritt Skiltou was
presenietJ i'Y iiiS cousin, .uiss itiarnm
t'.iaik. Sp-?cht'S were tailed for from
Ii 'v Mr K.-ceman of Woodbury and Bev
,L i ). Mm.?on of M iddlebary. Bright re-:iTi.k-:
t-re netde by a iniuister, close to
ihe oct.og.-r.arUn line, whose name we
lid not !i ti-rn. Tvm nrigiiml poems were
! road, by voting iiulic-, which were wrlt
1 ii hv tddor !ndi!:3 of the family. Mrs
jeorge Si-'-i : t.r"i, w ho wears her burden Of
s ',e irs tr,-Hl eftiii j', recited a still hymn that.
: die learn, d v hen tlve years old. The
' family adj lurneii, determined to follow
! iir Kret Liaii's a-ivic t that the thing to do
! nch yt-.i' is "to cct.''
IH.ACK GOODS.
This is one of the features of our New
store. The l'.laek Goods department. Fancy
blacks, plain staple lilael-.s, also the newest
ti rays in dark etleets will always be found
licrc in a great variety, and like the other Jde.
jiartments prices are lower than any other
concern oiler the same quality.
BKAUTIFUL
New all wool Figures for Fall at 3flc. yd.
Itcturn Railroad Tickets given to purchas
era ol i n worth ot goods within a radius ot 30
mile
unci.
tiuii k mail order service. Telephone
MAV eONSOUDATE Til E SCHOOLS.
The schools begin on September S, ex
ept Hop Swamp, wbich commences a
ixk f-iirlifr. Tim teachers are as lol
ouvs: !v;::,s.i. a" a tig, M 'S .Tutid; Center,
'l':-"s Muck of V..teiUwn; Hop Swamp,
Miss Mv Igor: of New Haven. A sub
ect that iiitei"'!t,".tJiC townspeople just,
.ijvv is th;" pnpoi'.ion for consolidating
.to schools nr,d hieing a graded school
MINTYRE
&C0.
834, 840 Chapel Street,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
ired thst he can sit up a few minutes at
i time nnd walk a few steps alone.
Bev Mr Avery was called to Plainville
jn Thursday to the funeral of the wife of
r Wright. The late Mrs Avery was the
,ist,cr of Dr Wright.
Mrs Khodes of Mt Vernon is the guest
if Mrs George Camp.
Mrs Newgeon of Waterbury is spend-
r.g a few weeks at Mrs Robert Munson's
Mr Trask has sold out his farm to his
son Charles, and has bought a smaller
ilaee in Woodbury, where he will moye
N'ovciuher 1.
Watson Elliott is very ill. Dr Isabel
Joivan is the attending physician.
Miss Hi becca Cowan is spending a few
oi Hi- center. Phis plan will inrure a j Jhjs wUh Mrs Frank Wheeler.
his ! bi;'tn r tpiafity in trio touching, and make j
! it possible for our children to remain at !
hf' 47qAainStbridoport'X
11,'onc li.ngei lift-. re. going out to secure a
higher education. Tbe arKuixicnts pro
and eon will tie - eseutt-ti at the October
school meeting.
.MliTHOnlST CHL'KCH NOTES.
Mrs Charles Conkright of (iaylords-; (u Monday afternoon, September 7,
ille, hvI daughter, Miss K lit.li, liave ' the annual meeting ot the Methodist so-
been entertiiiii.ai hy Mr and Mrs Charles eiety will occur for the election of trus-
Hriggs. tees and the transaction of other suitable
Mr and Mrs J. L. James took a trip , business, beginning at 2.
to Botsf rd, last wet k Friday. j A concert is being arranged which will
Mr Cnderwood, agent for I). M. Kerry, : Uke place about the 15th of the month.
200 Window Shades complete with
self-acting roller worth 25c now
10c each-
25 pieces good Straw Matting worth
15c now 7c yd.
Best all wool Icgmn Carpets, 60c
quality, 42 l-2c.
Tapestrv Brussels, 62 1 -2c quality,
45 c-
2000 Rolls Wall Paper, per double
roll 7c.
3000 rolls Heavy Gilt Parlor Paper,
12 l-2c and 17c-
1300 Shirt Waists, 75 c quality, now
49n.
Best Indigo Prints 3 l-2c.
Good Heavy and Fine Unbleached
Sheeting- 3 3 4c-
Best Ginghams, 40 patterns, 4 3 -4c.
If You Pay GASH Py it to
. S. OENSL0W,
And SAVE MONEY
177, 179 KainSt-, Derby, Ct.
TTIIlKE FbOOItS
REMARKABLE BARGAINS
in
FANCY GOODS AND NO
TIONS lor the early September trading at
Perry L Ms,.
423 Main Street,
BRIDGEPORT.
1 lot of Toilet Combs regular 10c 1
values at 5c each.
1 lot of Large Cakes Cold Cream
toilet soaps, best 5c values at the rate
ot 3 cakes for 10c.
1.00 valuea in ladies shirt waists at
half price at 50c each.
1300 Pairs Ladies' fast black Hose
warranted stainless at the rate of 3
pairs fur 25 c-
Saxony yarns in white black and all
colors at 9c a skein.
Germantown yarns all colors
Velveteen Dress bindings all colors
at 10 and 15c a bunch.
Crimoline Linings 9c a yard.
75c values in Ladies' Night Robes
at 59c each.
Indies' 19c white ribbed vests 12
l-2c each.
Men's fast black 1-2 Hose at 11c a
pr Men's fine negligee shirts full
sizis with pockets and extension cel
lar band at 50c each
Oriental lacs, choice patterns in
white at 10c, 13c, 19 and 25c a yd
Handkerchiefs, Ladies' flue scol-
.opod bordered Handkerchiefs at 5c
hemmed Handker-
i
Men's white
cliitfs at 5c eacii
FERRY L. I1URD.
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t : '1:-7eye-
LADIES' COMBINATION
SUITS
THREE GRADES, WOOL AND COTTON,
$1, 1.50, $2 EACH, WHITE,
ECRU & NATURAL
Fall and Winter Weights All New Goods.
MC LEAN BROTHERS.
211 MAIN ST. D ANBURY, CONN.
ANNUAL SUMMER
SALE OF
SHOPWORN SHOES AT
HATHA W AY, S0ULE & HARRINGTON'S
(Succasors to BALDWIN STASDISH.)
402 Main St , Bridgeport, Conn.
MA
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ffV
THEY AWAIT
YOUR INSPECTION.
KleKant Gold lleadctl Canet) (rom
1.1 to ir. ti.-iitleineu'H WaUlng
Hllckn from " hi to II.
Each an opportunity t likely not
to ixiour nln. It will bo to your
dvaiiUwa to tnke prompt rt'cogni
tlon ol It.
Wall 8tTat, (Oat Door From Main.)
Bridgeport, Conn,
of Ketroit, Mich., has been iu town.
Clark Smith of i'umpkin Hill, on At
gust "2i, picked a stafk from a raBpberry
vine with two short branches that con
tained over 00 line berries. If grown a
littlo later it would have made quite a
curiosity to be shown at the New Mil
ford fair.
Mr and Mrs Chirles Brigg? took a
trip to I.org Mountain, last week Fri
day, aud weie gueat of Mr and Mrs
Oeorge Totter.
Mha IVirtha Hatch will teach In Dis
trict No. 7 the coming season.
Mr and Mrs J. H. Bh of Danbury
were guests of Mrs K. A. Canfleld, last
Sunday.
Mlsa Sadie O'Dell is with here sister In
Sharon.
Elward Nearlng, whojs working in
Waterbury, spent his vacation with his
mother. "
SHERMAN.
MECHANICS' AND FABMERS'
SAVTNJ3 BANE,
CJTI BASl BOILDXSO. WAtl. ST., B'POET
DapatiiU, - - -lol
nrut tad 3at?!a.
ei,403,U445.
5J78.J2.
Vnpaiitj of 1 ta SI0C0 nidtWsd and lntursat
trtittti Itom the flttt at eob month, payabl in
an jj aatt July of aah yjsr,Iiiinrjiorat4 1S7I
U. H. MCKOAS, rrMiiicat.
h- . CJ.TUI. 6ruT aai "ruaaarir.
Some of the numbers are especially fine.
The program and singers will be careful
ly selected and sure to please.
The music at the evening service of the
Methodist church was directed by John
Wood. Mr and Mrs At wood of Penn
sylvania sang a duet with fine effect.
The chorus singing was bright and .spirited.
The service at tbo Methodist ehurch on
Sunday morning wa3 ably conducted by
Mr Meredith, Mr Swift and Mr Mitchell
assisting bitn. Mr Meredith's hearty and
impressive evangelistic singing will long
be remembered. His rendering of oneiof
his own compositions was very touch
ing. The Methodist people will be glad
ta welcome their brethren again.
Mr and Mr3 Clark of Milford are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs Robert Fenn.
Mrs Clark U a prominent member of. the
Woman's Literary Club of Milford.
White fro?fc was reported, last week.on
the lowlands, while the third week In
Frank Fenn was seized very suddenly
with a trouble of the eyes. The ophthal
mologist in New York pronounces it a
paralysis of the nerve of one eye.
A teachers' institute is to be held in
Middicbury about the third week in Sep
comber.
Luzerne Camp and ta s son, Irving
Camp, attended the annual re-union of
the Camp family at Durham on Thurs
day, the 27th.
Clarence Wood was the guest of Irving
Camp over Sunday.
Mrs Fluellen ot Danbury is visiting
Mrs Starr Hoyt.
The annual picnic of the Congregation
al and Methodist Sunday schools was
held at Quassapaug on Thursday. A
large representation from both societies
were present, and a very enjoyable day
was passed.
Mrs H. B. Tuttle is entertaining her
aunt from Naugatuck.
Mr and Mrs Atwood of Pennsylvania
are passing their honeymoon at James
Beers'. Mrs Atwood is a niece of Mr
Beers.
Mrs Trask is arranging for the temper
ance lecture by Rev Otis Range, to be
given under the aaspicea of the W. C. T
U. the latter part of the month.
Misses Rose and Bertha White are vis
iting friends in the state.
Mrs Leavings Abbott spent Sunday In
Derby.
last Monday with Mrs A. V. Wbitmore
Miss Mary Sonimers has been visiting ,
at L. II. Ford's in Seymour.
Mrs G. L. Minor has entertained her
mother, Mrs Leavenworth, of Roxbury.
School in this district will commence
next week Monday whh Miss Hurlburt,
as teacher.
hi i.is mix.
Charles D. Johnson has friends from
Waterbury visiting him.
j
John Well's little girl was sick, last
week. Dc Barnes was ctlied.
Mrs Pinkerton's mother is staying
with her, helping her caret for a sick
daughter.
Mrs Lillie Williams of Rahway, N. J.,
with her aunt, Mrs A. A. Treat,
called at Mrs Granville Warner's on
Tuesday of last week.
Charles B. Johnson '13 moving into his
new house.
Mr and Mrs C. W. Downes of Monroe
spent Sunday at Eras C. Burr'3.
Mr and Mrs C. Whitney were in this
place a few days, las t week.
Charles D. Johnson and family are
visiting in Bridgeport.
Mr Potter of South Britain is giving us
call again. He carries groceris, ect.
The little child of Frank Stowe has
been quite sick.
Mr and Mrs Albert Olson have been at
the shore for a time.
V ill K
JL1SL JUJC 1J
COMFORT
is vciv materially enhanced if one has
pHj.'y ol wilier lor uv-r; use Iioum-, frar
ilen, ia'.vn, sL.t k, imM if one can ; jov a
,r riiL- Mar Aulif.il ct.-unU-y, in a
eonilOftaOl" v, hk-Io. It you are not pos-yt-sHC,1.
I heso bleii,u.-J, which may be
very rr.?Uyrjiil cheaply .ihlftined, call on
U1H.
1 mlr-rurouml streams nf pure water are
every where, il yen only ciMi-Rvor to
rcai'li Un-i'.i, unfailing, bountiful. A few
days work on my part will secure this
eo a- I'i 1 1 lo: you.
1 have a lie- lot ol i, I ami 6 passenger
vehicles, stylish, linely linieheil, cheap.
I shall be l.appj 10 rcakotliem yours.
I a!8.ilin.'(i a lii.fijiH i i Harness Agrt
cnilnr.ii (evuis are a p"'t ol niv stuck.
Lots ol rye bran for sale.
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Get only the best In Books, Stationary,
Library anil Offlce Supplies,. Cheap atoll
bought only because It is cheap, rarely pays
in the end. Better pay a little more money,
ami get a satisfaction giving article. In tbs
.ibove lines we are ollerlng a great variety
aud the price is really astonishing, quantify
aud quality considered.
H. H. JACKSON,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
364 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT.
THE W. . SW0BDS LUMBER COMPANY,
Wholesale and Kttail Dealers m
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER, SIDING, SEINGLES, SPRUCE
Timber, Lathi Sash, Doors & Blinds, Carvings, Mouldings, Mantles & Hard
Wood, Trim, etc. North Carolina Fellow Pine Lumber a Snecialtr.
VirX'-n .TE rvair.SBSii PROMITIT.
SOl.K AGKSl'S FOE TIIE FAMOUS FROST SHINGLES.
Orders May Bo L-fi With E- C. PLAIT.Hawlevvirie.
BURR & KNAFP, Bankers and Brokers,
3G3 Main Street, - Bridgeport, Conn
BONDS, STOCKS, MORTGAGES AND DEBENTURES. INSURANCE.
STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD TICKETS
Paying . 5 1 tt 6, 7, " l-' an-1 8 per ce nt. Deposits received sn-jtct to Iraft7and lnteros
tiai'i ou iiaie. ecurilU- Ih-.iIh jml sol.l on commission. Foreign bills of excliang. Clr
:iln)' Drrma ami Haiik Moi'-y !rdr Available- bi ail parts ol Euroie.
E,
N. SIPPERLEY
Sipperley's Mill,
-VESTPORT,
CONN.
The select scriool taught by Miss j August a black frost occurred In the Hop
Camp will corameuca next Monday. Swamp district, which blackened the pole
Messra Ticket and Hawley are in i beans and tomato vinea.
Hartford, thU week, as delegates to the j Edmund J. Abbott was In town over
State convention to nominate a republi- j guuday, uihking brief good bye calls on
can candidate for governor. j many friend, previous to his entering
Many faralllPB in town have been en-'; the dnUl uullejre in Thilndelphia.
tortalning company, recently. ! The fiends of Henry Judd will be
It u,ay not be geucrally known, though ! ileased to learn that he has so far recov-
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POLITICAL NEWS.
A McKinley and Hobart club has been
formed in town, which now has about 30
members. Sherman Sanford was chosen
president and John E. Perry secretary.
The club is to meet at the hall in Quaker
Farms on this (Friday) evening.
The democratic caucus to choose dele
gates to the several conventions is to be
held In the Town hall, Saturday evening
of this week.
DEATH OF WALES WHEELER.
The funeial of Wales Wheeler, who
died at his home below the Center after
a long sickness, last week Thursday ,'was
largely attended, Sunday, from St Pet-
ey's church, Eev K. B. Kimber of Sey
mour officiating. Mr Wheeler was one
ot the oldest and best known citizens in
town. A respected citizen and kind neigh
bor. He was 83 years of age.
DEATH OF ARTHUR MORRIS.
, Arthur Morris, son of Rev L. F. Mor
ris, who has been in failing health for a
number ot years and who for about thret
PERSONAL AND COMMUNITY TOPICS.
Herbert Thompson spent Sunday In
Norwich.
Miss Bessie Whitmore spent several
days of last week with friends in Sey
nsocr. . . .
Mrs F. C. Candee cf New Haven epsnt months, has developed consumption o;
."te tissues of the system as well is ef the
ung3, passed away very quietly and eas
'ly, Thursday morning, August 27. His
'uaeral took place Monday from .St Pet
er'.; church, with ltev Mr Kimber offlei
.ving. The audience room was beauti
fully decorated with choice flower gilts
'Torn the many friends from Southford.
Bethany -md Oxford. The church was
ailed with those from the surrounding
towns who sympathize with the bereaved
family in their affliction. The remains
were taken to Branford lor burial in the
family lot there. His age was 'u years.
Services in St Peter's church is to bo
held this month through at 11 in the
morning aud 7.30 evenings. Sunday
school at close of morning service.
The John Hawley place on Chestnut
Tree-Hill has finally been sold by Beach
J. Downs to a German by the name of
Waul from Naugatuck, who has already
moved his family there. Mrs Hawley
and daughter have not moved away a
yet and it is not known where they are
going.
Miss Bessie Cable is visiting for a fev
r!a with her friend, Miss Florence
James, in Seymour.
Mrs Anna Ward and daughter of Owe-
go, N. Y., who has been with her aunt
Mrs S. P. Sanford, for awhile, have gone
t.n Spvmour to visit Mrs S. U. Dean, for
a couple of weeks.
Roy Paddock, nephew of Kev L. P
Armstrong, went on Monday to attend
the Loweville seminary in New York
state.
Orley N. Osborn, who has been spend.
ing the summer with his parents, Mr and
Mrs O. C. Oaborn, on JRggs street, re
turned to Mount Hermon school for hit
second term, Tuesday.
lar, froir a week's visi: with her aunts ciicgham were guests at Q. A. Isbell'S
:ind cousins in Xew Haven. j on Sunday.
Kandolph Barnes of Buffalo, X. Y., j Mr and Mrs Albert Pearsall are guests
and Will Bunes of Xew Havrn spent j at Dr Bi3sell's in Torrington.
Sunday with their parent. Dt
Lewis Burners in the Center.
and Mrs
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SOUTHVILLE.
Prof and Mrs Langdon are guests at J.
H. Roberts'.
Mr and Mrs Henry Dawson are expect
ed home, this week.
McKINLET AST) H0BAET
Large size portraits of the candidate
can be bought for 15 cents, or two for 25
j cents at Xorthrop's, 63 Fairfield avenue,
i Bridgeport. He has several second hand
Mrs D. Botsford and children of j violing for low ices als0 baD:oa man
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Trumbull were the guests of ber father.
. F. Clark, recently.
G. W. Northrop is visiting friends in
New Milford.
Mrs D. It. Barnura is entertaining
fr iends from Brookfleld, this week.
Miss Daisy Dickinson of Roxbury was
the guesi of Miss Hattie Bristol over
Sunday.
The Misses Roswell spent Sunday out
of town.
B. Bioth and wife spent a few days in
Danbury, recently.
Abel Worden and family spent last
Saturday in Danbury.
dolins, guitars, harmonicas, etc. He U
selling framed or unframed pictures for
very low prices, and makes frames to or.
der of any style desired. He Is head
quarters for sheet music, folios and In
structing books, carries an assortment of
band and orchestra music and will order
for you anything not in stock. He la
closing out baseball goods for low pri
ces. You can buy mlts, masks and ball!
for your own price. Give him a call
when you visit Bridgeport and you will
And lots of things that you want.
WOODBURY.
HOTCHKISSVILLE AND VICINITY.
Mrs Helen Cowles f New Haven is a
guest of J. T. Ward's.
Gideon Allen with, his brother,
Horace Allen, spent Sunday in New
Haven.
Lawyer Williams and wife of Bur-
lit fcs-
Misa Susan Tucker has been spending
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ft wee. ai huoiu uiiu -. -.v -
Miss Mary Cbattield returned, Satui'
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