new quarters are quite an improvementport lodge, No. 197, 1. O. G.T., celebrat-ed their 12th anniversary In their room.

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upon the old in strength and finish. ,

There were about 60 present and a pleas Eev H. Davies has commenced a course MEN'S; YOUTHS', BOYS' & CHILDREN'S CLOTHING, HATS & CAPS.THE BEE PUBLISHINQ COMPANY. of evening sermons on Samuel, his lite

BRIDGEPORT.

There were four alarms of fire, Tues-

days the only serious blaze gutting T. B.Doolittle's bairn on Lafayette street,burn-in- g

two horses to death.

ITenry A. Bishop has resigned as po-lice commissioner. t

William Edgar Trubee, the wholesale

ant evening was spent by all. The exer-cises consisted of speaking, singing, so-

cial intercourse, etc., after which a fineand times. The subject of his address,last Sunday evening, was the condition

lodge, No. 65, F. and A. M., attended theMethodist church, Sunday evening andlistened to an eloquent discourse.

Miss Nellie Hurlbut is in Baltimore.

Frederick Kemper his meatmarket In Hurlbnt's block, Monday.

II. A. Ogden and family leave, thisweek, for Asheville, N. O., where theywill remain for the Winter.

Miss Hattie Stevens of New Haven vis

FOSTER, BESSE & COMPANY,collation was served by the ladles of the of Israel at the time of Samuel g birth.

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lodge. A number were present fromMarried, Wednesday, at 1 p m, Mar

Hope chapel lodge. Southport lodgeshall D. Sandford of Redding and Miss WHOLESALE & RETAIL COMBINATION CLOTHIERS & HATTERS,Ettie Sherwood of Green's Farms. Rev

was Instituted December. 9, 1878, with25 charter members and, since that time,they have initiated over 300 persons and

grocer, died suddenly .of apoplexy, ' lastFriday evening, soon after his returnfrom New York. He was 53 years oldSAS(jlANAlO RKTOKT. n. Davies officiated. The bride and

groom expect to reside in Redding,At meetings ot the executive commit its her sister, Mrs L. T. Day.now have about 50 members. and leaves a widow, son and two daugh-ters. Funeral on Tuesday from his latetee of the Sasqunnaujr association, held

September 24 and October the FAIRFIELD.undersigned were appointed, with dis

ASPETUCK.Wilson Sherwood and sister Miss Sar

MONROE.

In the Center school, the followingBurr Osborne, who has been seriously

residence at 352 State street, Rev Mr Mc-Nel- lle

officiating. Mr Trubee was sonof William A. Trubee of Fairfield andhis wife was once Miss Susan Alvord' of

cretionary powers, to lay sidewalks111 for a week, is slowly on the gain. scholars had over 90 per cent, for thethrough New street, from the Methodist ah visited Oliver Burr and his daughter

in their new house on Greenfield Hill.month of November : E. Rose WheelerJohn IT. Vincent has built a new barnchurch to or past the corner of J. F.Jen

ntngs's property, and also through Ma Southport. Miss-Ev- a Ferris has'returned from car94, Anna Goldsborough 92, Annie Foh--on his place, where he will keep the fine

ing for her Grandmother Lyons of Redrenbach 91, Ethel Wheeler 90.pair of blacks he bought a month ago.pie street between .the Sheffield and

Bradley corners. We accepted the trust

where many good wishes accompanythem. Among those present at the wed-

ding were Mr and Mrs Berry- - and two

daughters of Hartford, Mrs Gorham and

family of Redding, John Guyer of West-por-t.

Mr Hanford of Bridgeport wascaterer.

It is reported that A. C. Taylor hashad a serious relapse, his mind havingbeen affected.

Mrs A. Taylor is slightly better, al-

though still confined to her bed.

The postal facilities of this place arenot conspicuous for their extensiveness.Three weeks ago, some person stole all

ding.Mrs J. W. Sears of West Haven, whoand as soon as practicable ordered 173 A hearing on the admission to probate Mrs Moses Wakeman, who fell twohas visited F. D. Hollister for a week,of the will of Mrs Bridget KInsella will weeks ago, gains slowly.

tons of flag, bridge and cuib stone. Oc-

tober 13, the schooner White Rock, be returned home, Saturday.be had at the probate office, Saturday Jabez Thorp is sick.longing to C. Jennings fc Son, sailed for

A. J. Rivers, the West End builder,upon whose property several - attach-ments were placed, last week, expressesconfidence that he will soon be able toresume business on a sound basis. Hesays that this action of his creditors washastened by the attachments placed uponsome of his property by II. C. Knight,who held a mortgage of $1G50 on MrRivers's Olive street house and who de-

manded his money. As Mr Rivers could

Albert Fohrenbach's horse, having beRobert Wright, who is not unknownKoudout, returning October 28, with on Miss Agnes Bradley, instead of Ada B.come unable to eat hay, was mercifullyIn the justice courts of the town, was

ly 151 tons on board, this being all that Burr, teaches in No. 10.shot by its owner, who is now lookingagain arrested, last week, by Sheriff('apt Phillips considered It wise to bring for another. , ' - Jabez Thorpe is quite sick; DrGorhAraPike, on complaint of his wife, whoWe were unable to make satisfactory ar attends.the postal cards to be fouud and, upon

application for cards, this week,we were At the last meeting, Harmony grangecharged him with non-suppo-rt. He wasrangements for the transporting of thehad as visitors Hollister Sage and wife of William B. Osborne has bought a fineremainder of our order before the Hud- told that there were none. not pay it at once, Mr- - Knight attachedtried before Justice Broth well and found

guilty. In default of bonds to provide Springfield, Mass., and Miss Mattie "Jersey cow.son river was closed for Winter and, in

consequence, 22 tons, chiefly curb stone, Blakeman of Stratford.his wife at least 3 a week, he was sen other property for $2500 and this was

quickly followed by an attachment from Charles S. Abbott is with SterlingMrs McCord of Brooklyn, N. Y., who

visited her sister, Mrs A. Taylor, lastweek, hasureturned here and will remain

tenced to lull for 60 days and was takenare stored at Koudout at small expense Ambrose S. Hurd is visiting his uncle.H. M. Purdv. the mason ; John T. Ster Brothers in Bridgeport.to Bridgeport, Saturday, by Sheriff Pike

SOME THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

That our ladies' shoe for $2 can't be beat.THAT

Oar China Sat is to b givaa away Seeembar 10.THAT

Our Kan's Shoes for $8 are wonders.

- THATJanuary 10 we give away a Gold Wateh.

THATWe take special pride in our Ladies' S Shoes. -

THAT --

"We present our easterners with a Bronze Clock en February 10.THAT

Our Hen's SS Congress and Bale ean't be duplicated eutside of our store.

THAT.March 10 marks the data when that Silver Tea Set goes.

THAT"

Our Ladies' C5 Shoes make our competitors groan with envy.THAT

Some one will have a new Diamond Stud April 10- - -

THATTor style, wear and comfort our Hen's $5 Shoes are unequalled

THATMay 11, off goes Gold Watch So. .

THAT .Our stock and sale of Children's Shoes is what is making some merchants' hair tan gray sa fast.

THATThat handsome oxydized silver Lamp goes June 10.

THATOur Hisses', Boy's and Youth's Shoes have made a reputation for themselves.

THATLast of all we give away that white piano on July 10.

THATThe Merchant who a ffers the above is

H. N .AYRES ,

BRIDGEPORT.

Charles Walker of Long Hill.October 29, the White Rock began to dis ling, the crockery dealer ; Bray Brothers,until her sister's health improves. After three months of confinement - toHe has several times been arrested for the masons. The first two were quicKcharge her cargo and, at the same time,Patrick McCann began to lay the walk The annual reception and donation to his house,. Wildman Couch is able to takePostmaster Crossman's wife presentedthe same offense. lv settled, that of Mr Sterling satisfied a little exercise out of doors.Rev Alfred Goldsborough will be at thehim with an 8 1-- 2 pound girl, Decemberat the Methodist church. From that A dancing school has been organized before the sheriff arrived and Bray Broth

rectory on Thursday evening, 18th. A10. The Center street church purposes todate until November 29, the work stead in Fairfield and weekly lessons are to be ers are to receive a settlement in full atthe completion of their work. Other have a Christmas tree for the childrengiven at $10 a quarter. The classes meet cordial Invitation is extended to all

Supper from 8 to 10 o'clock.II. Dreher has left his place with G.at the St Mare and are under the instruc and a donation for the pastor.Bnlklev and has taken one with Orrin creditors have been seen by Mr Rivers,

ly proceeded, interrupted by only twostormy days. Eight thousand and threehundred square feet of flag stones havebeen laid and 870 feet of cross walks. Of

tion of R. S. Manuel, a resident of Fair The funeral of Francis B. Hubbell, A supper is to be given in the I. O. G.who says that, if they will only give himtime, he will pay 100c on the dollar. Hefleld.The towns people are to be congrat whose sudden death was announced, last T. hall.

Knapp of Sprlngdale.

DEERFIELD.ulated upon the opportunity of learning has already begun to sell his real estatethe latter work, four of the five street week, took place from hi3 late home,in order to settle in full with all creditcrossings are at the expense of the asso dancing from so competent a teacher as STRATFIELD.

ciation. F.leveu private orders have been Mr Manuel. ors and make an entirely new start. TheWednesday, 3d, Rev A. Goldsboroughofficiating and the Masonic ritual wasused at the grave. Besides his wife,

Sherman Blakeman's family are mostlycontracts he held at the time of the atA parish meeting of St Paul's church confined to the house with hard colds.there survive a son. who is in busiwas held at the church, this week, to fill Mr Blakeman being unable to go outtachments were promptly cancelled and

are now in the hands of Foreman A. E.

Isaac Nichols has entertained his sonand family.

Miss Alice Nichols has spent a few

days with Miss Godfrey of Sport hill.

Frank Raymond has entertained hissister, Mrs Gould.

filled and 11 widths aud qualities of stonehave been handled. In addition to thewalks Indicated in your vote, we havebeen able, from stones given us by thetwo banks and from various odd ones, to

ness in Des Moines, Iowa ; a brother, Pethe vacancy in the vestry caused by the since Thanksgiving.ter; a sister, Mrs Minerva Patterson ofdeath of Samuel B. Glover. Dixon. Mr RiverS says that he has done

business here for 10 years and wishes to Kepler Nichols has made ready for theMass was celebrated at St Thomas coming Winter by placing a large furavoid making an assignment.construct a path through the school

house yard to the school building. We church, Monday, the feast of the Irumac nace, in his cellar,' furnished by the

Southington and two children of a deaddaughter ; another son died some yearsago. The remains were placed in thevault built by Mr Hubbell some yearssince in the White Hills cemetery. Mr

Thatcher Furnace Co.ulate Conception, at 5 and Sam. The foundation for a new house is going up on Colorado avenue.

Mrs Abram Gould of Mill Plain has Parties from Bridgeport have boughtthe Bowen property on Lyon's hill and

have also re-la- id the large stones at thesouth entrance of the school house, puta few much needed stones at the door ofthe primary department and re-la- id thestreet crossing between C. C. Perry's

Hubbell s sudden death was an unexTreasurer L. S. Catlin of the Mechanvisited her sister at Bergen Point, N. J.pected blow to the family and friends will lay out a miniature city.Allan Anderson moved, last Friday, ics and Farmers bank secured the China

tea set at H. N. Ayres'. PmiXTDEiE So KIORMS,but it had been noticed of late that hisfrom Round hill. J. S. Blakeman and family are sickhouse and Elwood's corner. From the usually robust health was greatly lm

small and irregular stones and fragments with grippe.The Howard avenue hotel, which is paired. Mrs Hubbell has the sympathyHiram Grovenstein and son David

. EAST0N.L. H. Edwards and wife and Mr and

Mrs Albert Edwards of Danbury spentThanksgiving"with Mrs Sarah Gilbert ofHuntingtown.

D. W. Edwards has bought ahorse.

Charles Robertson and family of Dan-bur- y

recently visited L. H. Edwards; T.B. Fulford has also been home.

School will begin in No. 1, Monday,loth. The walls and ceiling have been

newly plastered and it is a model schoolroom. r.

being run in the name of Mrs A. J. Riv- - of all in her sudden bereavement and thehave built an addition at Stephen Jena foot path about WO feet long has beenmade between Miss Smith's school room

The euchre club met, last Tuesday, aters, is doing wen ana nas over poara- - aeatn oiner Drotner, jonn wensoi scrat- -nings's house.

NaKA Jl "VA. .Aand the gravel walk before Rev Mr Hoi ers. One of them, Aermy, left, Monday, ford, brings added sorrow to the familytaking an overcoat belonging to Mr Mr Hubbell had an estate estimated a

.

GREENFIELD HILL.Peter B. Hawkins is to make altera

man's residence. The plank walks, souseful last Winter, have been re-la- id in

Grace Cornell's.

Arthur and Ilattie Jones have come outwith a new top buggy.

John Poland has a new man in his farmhouse.

Fletcher of the silk ribbon company and . from 815,000 to $20,000 and had erectedtwo neighborhoods, where they are most leaving a 10-da- unpaid board bill. A '

an imposing monument in White Hills,welcome, not only for present service, tions and repairs at Maurice J. Cull's

barn. telephone message o the police station ' some yeaas ago. Mr Hubbell left writ-but as an earnest of better things In the resulted in the arrest of the thief just as ten directions concerning his burial, de- -

Nearly every family within a mile of he was entering a pawn shop. ... scribing the casket he wished procuredfuture. It Is right to say that neither ofthe three walks last mentioned have cost

STRATFORD.

The funeral of Miss Agur Judson wasMrs Dea John Banks is very poorly.Rev Dr G. S. Plumley attended a re the Center complain of losing more or '

directing that his remains should be keptLiterary exercises of unusual merit aweek and beburi ed on sundav bv hisless poultry. - The thieves are suspectedour treasury anything more thanthe orig held from her late residence, with interception given to Henry M. Stanley and

and it would be well for them to take iormeu an attractive pan, tu tue euier-inal price of material. The work of fitwife in New York, last week. tainnient given by the ladies' aid societywarning, as shot guns are in readiness.ting and laying was cheerfully perform

of Olivet church, last week Thursday anded by Patrick Donohoe and Daniel Calla

ment at Union cemetery. Mrs Judson,whose maiden name was Laura A. Burr,was a native of Milford, but came hereover 50 years ago as the wife of Mr Jud-son. She leaves three children, Fred

About 15 of John Ogden's cattle roammm

TRUMBULL. tMrs Aurella B. Frisbie of Daniel's

UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMEES,han. Last year, our flagstones cost, the streets at will, suffering for want of Friday. That the entertainment was asuccess is proved by the net receipts,which will aggregate $240. A supper,abundant and excellent, was served by

food and shelter. A sharewhen In place, 10c the square foot. Thisyear, owing partly to a reduction in Are prepared to do anything in the above line at shortest notice,

of the public patronage solicited. All calls anserd if left aterick, Irving and Carrie. ..Farms died on Wednesday, 86 years oldHer early home was in Roxbury and, af Mrs Joseph Jacobs and children havecharges, partly to more favorable con

returned from a two-week- s' visit in New young ladies Of the church from 6 to 8, Principal Peck has not recovered theditions of soil and partly, perhaps, toork. each evening, after which came a litera overcoat stolen from bis - residence, last

W. B. PRINDLE'S HOUSE.TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS.

RESPECTFULLY".some administrative skill gained by ex

L. C. MORRIS' HOUSE,W. A. LENOAED'S HOTEL,

TOURS

ter the funeral services, Thursday, theremains were taken to Washington forinterment.

"Masonic brethren; business engagementsmade it impracticable for the son to re-

main till Sunday, so his funeral was at-

tended on Wednesday.A party of Bridgeport hunters were

at C. D. Porter's, last week. Nearly 30

rabbits were caught in three days.

A platform has been built at Monroeto accommodate E. L. Smith, who shipsfour cans of milk a day to Ansonia,where he has bought a route. Mr Smithtakes milk of S. D. Sharpe and W. R.Ferris, besides what is made on his farmat "Turkey roost."

Harmon Whitlock is with his sister,Mrs Roberts, at Botsford.

week. Probably the same thief, triedGeorge Guernsey recently caught a ry program. At the close of this, ice

cream and cake were served.JDifferent the door at Judge Russel's, but, being-perience, work as good as that done In1H89 has cost only 17c the square foot.With so many demands pressing upon us,

hite weasel in a trap, after losing conThe house of Eli P. Burton Is being re L. 0. MORRIS.discovered, politely excused himself and W. H. PRINDLE.siderable poultry.paired and Improved.programs were rendered each eveningand the whole was under the efficientmanagement of- - Mrs Dr Frank Smith,

walked off. Keep your doors locked.we are glad to offer a statement showing A German family moved to the JamesFoundations for a large addition toour expenses to have been less thanan John Beach entertainedWalsh place, near the paper mill, Mon THEMisses Carrie Holste and Gertie, Lake.Tait's mill are being prepared.your appropriation of $750. To the own the present board of selectmen, Townday. -

Prayer meeting in the church, Fridayevening,

Mrs Eli Beardsley i expected home,ers, master and men of the White Rock, The violin was played each evening by

Master Helbridge and the B. II. S. or Treasurer Spall and Town JClerk Stagg,Thieves recently stole two hives offor their ready and cheerful help ; to Wat a banquet, Monday evening last.REDDING.

The selectmen have appointed D. S.II. Meeker for the use of his dock and bees from Miss Frank Williams's place. Copeland Bros. Co.chestra gave selections after nearly ev-

ery number on the program, Friday ev-

ening. Among those who took part wereComplaint is made of the loose stoneImplements; to the Pequot council for S. D. Sharpe has traded cows with G.Miss Emma Osbojn of Fairfield spentBartram constable to fill a vacancy caus

this week.

E. C. Wixom who was badly hurt by a

furioubull, last week, is doing well.Drs Shelton and Loomis attend him.

on the newiv macaaamizea roaa 10their generous : to the Con- - F. Duncombe, of whom he also boughtSunday with Mrs S. N. Osborn.ed by M. V. B. Burr's neglecting to qual Bridgeport. The broken stone seem tobe rapidly working their way through to

solMuthd railroad for cobblestones; tothe officers of the national and savings ify.

one and has traded cows with an Anso-nia milkman. Mr Hollister has bought GREAT HOL

Messrs Williams, Burr, Porter, Brain-ar- d;

Misses Maud Kapral, Baylies, Gal-liga- n,

Iioberts, Glldersleeve, Stiles, E.T. Turney has nearly completed his ice

house. Will Bryant of the Brooklyn Times hasMrs Mary J. Leavenworth was arrestbanks, who gave us nearly 100 feet of a cow and calf from Mr Sharpe's herd.Phillips. Perhaps the most beautiful kindly offered to give a stereopticon leced, last week, for selling liquor without

the top dressing and make the road arough one to travel. The present coldsnap,wlll probably fasten them down for

flagstones ; to M. Anderson for help In F. Silliman has shipped a barrel ofSeveral acres of wood belonging to thewas Hiawatha's wooing, as read with ef ture in the church during the Winter, fora license. The case was adjourned toan emergency ; and to the many others

IDAY SALE.EXTRA ATTRACTI0XS.The assortment of

ground pine for Christmas decoration toMisses Whitlock and the widow of Julfective intonation by the pastor. Rev E. the benefit of shed fund.Wednesday. 10th. when it will be triedwho have encouraged and befriended us, his brother-in-la- JohnMacnie of Aorth while.

Revs C. L.Pardee of Christ church andK. Holden, while the changing phasesbefore Justice Duncomb.we oflVr hearty thanks. Dakota. ius Roberts has been sold to ThomasKeating. , The tract is on the line of theof the story were wrought out in silent

Miss Kitty Shaw returned home, TuesRfclU.KAII W. P. 1UI.K1.EV,CI1ARI.OTTB M. lU'I.Kl.KY, Mrs Louisa Sherman is in Bridgeport Derby near the old mill and will be cut E. D. Bassett of the Methodist church

officiated at the funeral of John L.Wells.

Grandison Hubbell is better.

Ezra Hurd is building a horse barn.

Mrs Burr Hawley has visited relativesday, from a long visit with her uncle, J. Toys, Games and Dolls

is larger, prettier andpantomime, with realistic surroundings,by performers who were seated on thestage. Almost equally effective was a

Mrs Susan Ilawley of Stepney visitsM. Parkhurst of East Bridgeport. The floral offerings were handsome and"

for ties and posts.The selectmen have placed Charles M,Mrs Eli Winton.

here.

AM KM A U. UUl.KI.Kr.South port, December 0, 1890.

THKASl ItKll'S STATEMENT.CXPKMSK.

William Rl.oley lor tana

Joe Hawley Is working for William I gypsy song in costume, sung beside the numerous. The pall bearers ware E. F.Hall, G.R.Freyer,E.J.Peck,A.Wakeman.Fred Judson and George Holmes ; inter

Mrs Jason Candee visits her son Wil Beardsley in charge of the affairs ofMisses Polly and Annie Whitlock, as ovDennison. camp fire. Tableax of ''Is ight," "Morn Mrs David Wheeler and Mss W. SW.liam at Stepney Depot.

cheaper than ever. Inour, new Carpet Dep't.(basement) will befound a large and hand

Wheeler have been in Bridgeport.Hugh Langan has offered his place for17 (HI

1.1A 90 ment was at Union cemetery. .ing," "Rock ofAges," were given, alsorepresentations of statuary, "Blind Lyd-ia- ,"

"The flower girl."Rev D. J. Ogden spends this week in

erseer, by request of many citizens.

Edward Smith has Joe Buzzer employsale. Ills wife is at work in Bethel.

Gould Tomlinson has 50 fat cattle.It is rumored that Tracy Richards, aNew Haven.Cards ace out announcing the mar former resident, now of California, ised hauling cordwood from "Turkey210

rrel(lt on Vletwr ami 11. II. K.Inanraneallnlatlng at RotuloiitCharlea Jennings SonLabor, in unloading, carting, aml, etc.,Jatrlck MoCann,Jiielilonlal expene

Russell Wixom of Carmel left, TuesFred Silliman spent his vacation in The Bridgeport Sun has set, to rise noriage of Miss Etta Sherwood ot Greens some variety of FlushIS1 SI Roost" to the station on the extensiontuning pianos here and in adjoining more.Farms to Marshal D. Sanford, oldest sonWJ 86 day morning, after a visit withjiis broth-

er, E. C. Wixom. (xooas.1 ancyBoxes.Bas- -towns. S. D. Sharne is marketing his crop of4 of Selectman J, L. Sanford, not John

soon to be married.

Mutual Hook and Ladder Co. had apleasant time at their Soiree, last week.Many visitors from out of town werepresent. -

Samuel B. Beardsley has- - resigned as 200 bushels of potatoes in BirminghamSanford as announced in last week's Bee, Rev E. J. Bosworth has been called toanoa si Edward L. Smith, former teacher ofat $1 a bushel and takes a can of his sur the Baptist church at Kearney, Neb.Easton academy, was ordained and inIt is announced that another of Red-

kets, Bisque, Easels, Ta-bles, Lamps, Vases, Chi-na,T- ea

and Dinner Sets.rt tit - a -

order clerk at Eaton, Cole & Burnham'sto become assistant superintendent ofCornell & Shelton's folding box 'shop at plus milk to M. Hubbell & Son of Whitestalled pastor of a church in Genesee,ding's prominent young men will soon

ns OA

127 18118 30 Photographer Hubbell has been buildIdaho, November 7, Rev William Dawed an accomplished and well known STEPNEY.Hills, every day. ,

Horatio N. Lattin has engagedShelton. His family will remain herefor the present. j

28 20 silver w are, etc.vies, former pastor at the Baptist church.lady residing In Massachuetts, formerlyEdgar M. Bradbury and Miss HattieS

ing a new gallery and invites the peopleto visit him. His work is pronouncedgood and the prices reasonable.

assisting in the services. housekeeper through an advertisement inof Redding.William Blaikie lectured at llawes', the Bee. B. Osborn were quietly married, Decem-

ber 3. bv Eev Alfred Goldsborough, rec40 19

103 40143 87

MAIN FLOOR. V

Useful Presents canbe found inW. C. Sanford has two teams on the WESTON.

kkckiptii.Mines Wakemanllobert P. WakemanMraE. L. WellsMluC.M. BulkierPatrick DonohoeW. B. Meeker

. C. SherwoodMre Kdwln BulklnjrMrall.T.unlkloyMrs I'otneroyMrs David BradleyUirTS MUa r. Wakeman for walk

In Maple streetN. JenningsHaaqnanaua; annotation

Sunday, under the auspices of the Y. M.C. A.road nearly every day supplying the Annual election of officers of Harmony tor of St Peter's church, Monroe. The

44 92The officers and men of Co. K., were

highly complimented by Adj Green, A.H. Embler and Brigade Adj Van Keu- -

Miss Annie Fitch visits her cousin,horse railroad with hay. grange, this (Friday) evening. bride was handsomely attired in a gown6 50

i m Miss Carrie Morehouse. - . Misses Emma F.the following departments: KidGloves, Jewelry, Gents' Furnishof stone colored French serge, with trim

Mowrey's mill, which has finished theChristmas day evening there will be Mack and Adda J.the public schools, ren, at the annual muster and inspectHouse, teachers in mings of steel passementerie and bonnetiob of eight acres of timber for HobartNo preaching In the Congregationalservice at Christ church, Rev Mr Ilamil- -

ing Goods, S-l- k Umbrellas, Silkion., li :r: ; ihave resigned. to match. Mr and Mrs Bradbury left on100S3 church, last Sunday. Beardsley, has been shipped back totonofficiating.

c Mrs Daniel Mallett has been afflicted the 11 54 train for Hollis, Maine, theWoonsocket, R. I., after cutting over 75The schooner P.T.Barnnm was launchEx-G- o v Lewis Smith has been spendMr and Mrs William Penny of Dan684 80

1036 81 bridegroom's home. Presents receivedacresjntown. for a long time with muscular rheumat-

ism, but her many friends will be gladed about 9 30 a m, Wednesday. Thereing a week with W. A. Barnum at Canbury spent Sunday with Mrs Stephen from friends here :were nearly 200 ladies on board. Afternons. Henry D, Burr of Cutler's Farm raisedBenedict. Fine table cloth, Mr and Mrs II. E. Ixganto learn that she is again able to be about

and Linen Handkerchiefs, SilkMuffbrs, Perfumery, Soaps, Sta-tionery, Plush Boxes; PocketBooks,?Leather and SUk Bags,Fans, Furs, Children's Plush andKnit Caps and Coats, Smoking;Jackets and Smokers' articles or

harvest strrr.ii.kKCCirrs. she reached the water, she struck a sand dozen nankins. Miss Delia Garrity ; silver suIverson C. Fanton has been appointedRey A. Hamilton will give a reception the frame for a horse barn, last week ;

Philo Burr of Elm street does the joinerand attend to family duties. During herlong confinment to her room,-sh- e cut and gar shell, Mrs L. C. Gilbert; set "of gold ear

administrator on the estate of Bichardrings. Mrs Charles Morsran and family; bedNew Year's evening, for the parishes of

LvonslPlains and Redding Ridge. All Davis. made two bedquilts, each containibg quilt, Mrs W.S. Bassett; hand painted banner,work.

Married, atGraee churchElmira, DeI are invited irrespecive of denominational over 3000 pieces. Mrs W. E. Gilbert; set ot silver spoons.

bar and did not get off until about mid-

night. Thursday morning, she was tak-en in tow by two tugs and towed downthe Sound in front of Mr Barnuna's resi-

dence, where a salute was-fire- 'and': thecolors were signalled and answered fromthe large flag on Mr Barnum's lawn. -

Dewitt Grey of Red Hook, N. Y., has friend ; table elotb, Mr and Mrs J. D. Beacn ;I differences. cember 10, Walter J. Waltho to Miss Mr Hughes has recived a car of roughvisited his grandparents, Mr and Mrs all kinds, etc.ARTISTIC POTTERY.

plush handkerchief case. Miss A. H. OUDen;silver butter knife, Mildred and A nnle Ixxran ;stock, this week, from Quiucy and shipMiss Jennie Nichols of Weston visits William Cogswell. " Florence, daughter of the late Attorney

George Barker of Dumville, Canada. (diver comb. Edward Osborn: halfWoolsey Randall. -

Door money 40

Supper ticket 6S 48

Gifts 85 50

loa oraaiu 80 25

Caka table 83 61

Housekeepers' table 44 08

MUsC.M.Bulkley'e entertainment 6 03

Orange trea 10

'bxpknhes.Ice cream 23 15

Housekeepers' table 25 93

Janitor lea 8

Cleaning hall 8 75

Printing 1

Wanning table linen 105

ped a finished shaft monument to Ever-

green cemetery, New Haven." v"Mrs Sally Banks, who moved to Dan---2114 28 dozen spoons. Miss Annie JC. uenneit; oea (BASEMENT.)

China, crockery and glass ware (thebury, last Spring, has returned to her quilt , aunt ot bride.L0NQ HILL. The Cupheag entertainment has beenold home at the Forge.K. A number of the old" employes have "re largest stock in the city) will be kept

complete all through the holidays atpostponed till next week.Some time ago, Mills & Allen, carpen H. B. Wheeler has gone to Massachu turned to the Turney manufacturing... .... ... .j i :

WESTPORT.

A meeting was called for Wednesdayevening, 10th, at Temperance hall to con-

sider the subject of an application tostheLegislature for a borough charter. ,

ters and builders of West End, Bridge setts and will return with his wife. company, wnicn expects u uu tne lowest pnees ever offered.A freight train jumped the track nearthe gravel pit, Wednesday morningport, did some work for Margaret Con business at once. This will put new Hie

Sunday evening services, conducted by BARGAINS INabout 5, blocking trains on both tracks69 87 into Stepney Depot.nors, who owns the Point house. Sherefused to pay, saying that the bill was William Cogswell at the Forge school

till 7 30, when the Naugatuck down pas174 91 Miss Amanda Gilbert visits her sister,Balance house for the past year have been discon DRESS GOODS;A large aaaortmeat of Dress Goods, cat in

extortionate. They claimed $50, butJustice Dwlght Morris of Bridgeport

A. L. Vanderbilt has sold two buildinglots on Imperial avenue and the purchas-ers have already started on their cellars.

Mrs J. V. Beach.'senger succeeded in getting by.- Bothtracks were filled with trains waiting fortinued.

MrsTrancIs D. Perry, who has beengave a verdict of $32 and costs Mrs Barnum Curtiss gave an interestA number of the young people of Wes lenfftlu, ttut&bleftr noliday preteaU at very

low prices. -ing address at the Gospel temperanceThe contract for building the new lecA number were In attendancethe rails to become clean

- " LANESVTLLE.

- EAST VILLAGE.

The barn party at G. B. Clark's wasattended by 35 couples;, an excellenttime was enjoyed.

J. W. Waterbury has built an icehouse.

O. J. Sherwood has lost three fat hogs.- Elmer Lattin of Cheshire visits friends

here. .

Miss Minnie . Dixon is home for amonth's vacation.

George Isbell and wife of Woodburyare with W. W. Bliss.

Wairen Bliss has built a 12x12 Ice

house for J. W. Waterbury.

NICHOLS.

Susan Curtla, who died on Monday,

seriously III, for several weeks, is on theroad to recovery, to the delight of hermany friends. This Is due largely to theefforts of Dr Osborne, who has treated

meeting, last Friday evening. Mrs Cur MILLINERY.at the fair at the hall, Tuesday and Wed-

nesday evenings. Tables filled with fan tiss and other Christian ladies are strivture room for the Green's Farms churchhas been awarded to M. D. Randall ofEast Norwalk and Staples

' & RaymondAbout 100 gathered at the auction at

ing in every way to promote the growth Immenea redaction is trimmed Bau ami.loaaetacy articles "were attended by. ladles and the Knowles place, Friday. All the of temperance at this place and hopesurrounded by buyers, wnue tne supper farming utensils and household furniare furnishing the lumber.

The committee appointed to look afterthat the youug people, especially, will CLOAKS, WRAPStable was a prime attraction. The Re ture, which consisted of old iron, tobac

ceipts were to pay for the improvements receive lasting benefit from these meet-

ings. Next meeting, this week Fridaythe gingham manufacturing companyhave received a communication from:on the hall

co, a .few old chairs, harnesses, etcwere disposed of.

Samuel Walling has been digging

tier with Indefatigable care and skill.

Through the kindness of the S. V. I.A., the Egyptian darkness of a part ofthe town will be dispelled by a newstreet lamp.'

The store In the post office block,occupied by vyilliam II. Brad-

ley as a dry goods store, will be for rentafter January 1, as the business is to be

evening at 7.Iladley's factory is being made ready

tnr t.h resumntlon of business at Newthem that is very encouraging. Theywill probably visit Westport early in the

. AND jackets:Great redoetioa ia tkeae Unas- -

CARPETS.tBASXHENT.) '

We offer for the kolidays ear immmm aUsk

cellar for a new house near. Mrs Wai HOYDEN'S HILL.coming year with a view to locating here.

ton attended the pink tea at the chapelat Cranberry Plains, last week Thursdayand Friday evenings.- Mrs Carrie Budd has been in Norwalk.

Drs Day of Westport and Finney ofNorwalk held a consultation at JamesDikeman's. Dr Finney gave a little hopeot Leonard's recovery. .

Mrs Horace Wyman and daughter vis-

it Mrs Frank Clark.

The entertainment in the Jarvis schoolroom, last week, realized 8 70. Thosewho took part bo willingly deserve avote of thanks. ,

Committee for Christmas entertain-ment: Mr and Mrs David L. Coley, Jr,Mr and Mrs V. Godfrey, Miss Helen Hill,Mr and Mrs A. C. Bradley.

Eugene Hendricks has moved into hisnew house.

Year's. ting's old home. Birdsey Lewis also inMiss Josie Wakeman visits her brotherSth. 88 years old, at her home on the

The old freight depot was moved, Sun In Cross Highway. --

.tends to build near his son Charles.

Mrs Canfleld has lost a cow.theirdiscontinued. Since the death of Mr

Bradley, it has been carried on by Mrsday, across the tracks to the south side,the new one on the north side being

' Cards are out for the marriage of MissSarah Walsh (formerly of Eaetoo) toMrs John Knowles has a broken arm.

Huntington turnpike, was buried here,Wednesday.

' SHELTON.

Born, a son to Richard G. Randall.

GREEN'S FARMS.

E. T. Bedford and wife visitedSnmmor residence, Saturday. :

Charles Mills Is putting in themonk to the new lecture room.'

Robert Allan Brown of Norwalk, DecemBradley, who now wishes to give it up,The store should not be allowed to re base- - ready for use.

The'boys' club formed Saturday even WHITE HILLS. -

ber 17. . 'r -It isMortimer Hubbell is repairing hismain vacant, for it Is a good location for

a dry goods store, such Southport

viadov draferiea, table aa4 giant, amn at,trimiiT'r katn Mbn.

The advantage of an early, choicefrom ourmost complete Msortssxttoworthy of careful tloglt.

oPEfEVEsirca

THECOPELA2JDBH03

A. Jennings butchered two fine hogs,house: W. H.Thompson does the work

ing by Rev Mr Ferguson is a success. Itwill meet again, next Saturday evening,in the study at Trinity church and all

F. S. Sanford will move his drng storeto C. P. Nettleton's present quarters Intbe Spring. Mr Nettleton Is to continue

the pair weighing nearly 600 pounds,: Mrs W. O. Hubbell entertains ber sla

well nigh finished and will soon be cov-

ered by the building. It is expectedthat it will be fit for occupancy about

February. .

jnhn T.fwnnd. whose barns were de- -

ter. Miss Abbie Shelton.his. stove and plumbing business .Inyoung men in town between 12 and 20' are invited to be present.

- Mrs W. F. Lockwood entertained berson Henry and family, a sister-in-la- w

from Bridgeport and Miss Sarah Hop--Several of the young people attended

needs.

Dr Brooks II. Wells, brother of Attor-

ney E. Livingston Wells, has become edi-

tor of the Medical Journal of Obstetrics,published at New York.

Monday evening, December , South- -

the nartv riven George B. Clarke, last C01IPAIH.Mrs A. C. Bradley has been confined j

to her bed for several days under the I

building that be will put up on land leas-

ed of Miss Sarah L. Hard, corner otKowe avenue and Onter street. -Upon invitation from the chaplain,atrwsii hv flra some time ago, expects kin at Thanksgiving. -

week Thursday evening. .;Rev Mr Still, the members Af Templeto raise the new building on Friday. The care of Pr F, Goyharo,