riphe Newtown Bee

VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN.,' FRIDAY FEBRUARY 7 1008. NUMBER 0.

Edward Taylor wui 69 yean old, Wednesday, and never folt better In . OUR NEIGHBORS. his life, To-da- y on the fox hunt he can tire out any young man in Sandy , Stevenson.

Home News and Comment. 3jK TRAVELING DANGEROUS. The raods here are 10 Icy that in dangerous. . I iM- James Wheeler commenced, this I week, to harvest his Ice crop from Bid- - I well's pond. .

' ' Miss Louise Bryant of New Haven Is visiting at Monterey Bryant's. Mrs Will Booth and sister, Mrs 3k Hoyt, of Bethel were guests of Mr and Mrs George Smith over Sunday, I 'WW W 1? Prayer meetings, conducted by Rev i Mr Thayer, are held at the church, Thursday evenings. Mr and Mrs George Prindle have moved from Hull's Hill into R. S. Hin- - ' - i "MV. ',t-V- ' C . 7 a- . V man's tenement house. Daniel Knapp has moved his steam saw mill to this place and expects soon to saw timber for J. B. Downs.

Edward Taylor, Greenfield Hill. Sixty Nine Years Old, Wednesday, and 4 Still the Champion Fox Hunter ef DEERFIELD ITEMS. - Newtown. Even G. F. and G. T. H. Mrs Sarah Seymour is quite sick. W. get "tuckered" out when tramp ; Harry Nichols of has been off with him. Bridgeport a guest at the home of W. E. Nichols. H. W. Bowen has gone to Washing in Hook, a tramp over the Black North ton to visit his parents. Cuntry, Zoar and Great Quarter. He Henry Sturges has done carpenter keeps up an intense interest in hunting, work for Thomas B. Bradley. and is anxious to press measures for Sereno of Newtown has been a the preservation and propagation of King ' recent guest of his sister, Mrs W. E. V, game birds. . - Beach Memorial Nichols. C. H. Finch has leased a part of Library Building, the farm of Birdsey Parsons. The bal- A of the Newtown Association Will Be ance of his farm he has leased to Thom- Special Meeting Library Held on Saturday Evening at the Library New Milford. Building, , , . as Leavy. ,. - ..

Gustavus Betts has gone to Lima, 0., MERYRRALL. to take a at the Cork WEATHER STATISTICS FOR 1907. TRINITY PARISH position Nonpariel Miss Pauline Couch is attending Co. C. Capt. J. Bloom Norman North- school in Northville and is stopping at BY E. N. Wood's. Mrs L. C. is a HAWLEY, SUNDAY SERVICES. RevS. D; Gilbert, Sr., spending ' ' few at the home of M. B. Haw- - OBSERVER., There was a prayer meeting held at days STRICKEN WITH APO- - At 11 m., morning service with rop, - ' ' 20 ley in ,.. the chapel, Sunday evening. About Stepney. sermon-b- the rector; at 12 m., Sun PLEXY. The was much colder than usu- people were present r year school ; day at 7.30 p. m., evening SUC-CESSFU- ' Mrs Charles Winton the al, the average being 46 degrees or 1.5 A VENERABLE AND L Rev K. Smith will conduct spent nigh t prayer. H. ser How-ar- below ten with her daughter, Mrs , degrees the average for the vices next at 3 m. recently Found Dead Wednesday FARMER, here, Sunday, p. in Hook. years excepting 1904, when it was Bassett, Sandy l On Friday at 3 p. m., the singing There will be prayer meeting at the 45.78 The Morning. degrees.. average tempera- class will meet for rehearsal. chapel, Sunday evening. All are in- Charles Bedat has the contract for ture of each month with the exception The Woman's Auxiliary will meet at Dead at the of vited. the next afternoon. Age Eighty getting out ties for William Ryan, Sr. of March, September, November and rectory, Thursday FOR MANY YEARS WITH EATON, .Two Years. All were glad to see Seth fSchultz December was below the normal. . Thfei - Rev E. returned to Sea-- COLE & BURNHAM. ' and Jay Lane at the anvil at Schultz's J. Egart months of February, April, May and The following lines were written by blacksmith Shop, last Monday morning. bright, N. J., Wednesday . morning, the first half of June were unusually the late Miss Mary C. Morgan and read funeral of Mrs Clara Fair- - AN OLD TIME CATTLE RAISER The farmers will be much . after a visit to his sister, Mrs John H. The was Wednes- cold. The was at the J). .'pleasediq community startled, average precipitation mother of Mrs C. Peck. fire in Blake, who has been seriously ill. child, H.( At see a the old shop. day, when it became known ; that that very unevenly distributed throughout! the request of Mrs Peck" these same genial gentleman and sterling, citizen, the year, being below the normal the verses were read at he funeral on Sat In the death of Norman Northrop, Miss Bertha Gilbert recently spent Capt James Coddington Bloom, had first eight months with the exception urday: ,' Wednesday morning, there passed away SOUTH BRITAIN. the night with her cousin, Miss ,'' ' died during the night. Mr Bloom had of April, and much above during the Asleep ; wita tne aged hands crossed one of Newtown's best known and Blanche Gilbert. on her. breast PERSONAL CHAT. enjoyed good health and Tuesday Uwas last four months. The summer rainfall most successful farmers. He was born With the'dear ones departed we lay her out on a number 'of was the least of summer for March 18, 1826. On 12, Miss Gates of N. j; red uiacKman and lamily, wno thestreet times. any many to rest; September Mary Cencord, H., who have been staying with Charles Bedat Wednesday morning about 8. Mrs years. The total rainiall including The birds sing as sweet as the day of 1847, he married Julia Sanford, daugh has been visiting her aunt, Mrs her are their home for the Bloom went into his room to call him melted snow was 52.84 inches, being birth, ter of Eben Sanford of Easton, who Ezra Pierce, for a few days, has re- making present But wake not her in the and found him dead. He was in 1.53 inches above normal. ; The month they sleep survives him, with one daughter, Mrs turned to her work. in the Park City. Mr Blackman is lying beautiful earth ; a of least rainfall with 1.73 M. Glover. A Charles W. employed in the1 buttom shop at Cold posture that suggested comfort and was August The spirit is gone to its Maker, its Sarah son, Daniel Luf of New Haven has been was no evidence 3.22 inches below died about two Spring ard makes daily trips by train there of any death inches, being normal, God; Northrop, years ago. visiting his brothers, Charles and Fred It is the casket we leave in the to and from his work. struggle. It is thought he was strick which is 4.95 inches for this month. only Mr Northrop made a success in cattle Luf. ' sod. en with apoplexy about 4 a. m. A per- The greatest was September with 9.68 . raising, and is widely Known Dy tne We think of her now in the mansion Misses Mary Piatt and Gladys Pierce ; Mr and Mrs C. H. Finch attended son in the room heard him inches or 4.72 inches above normal. old-tim- e cattle dealers, fast passing adjoining above, are spending a few weeks in Rochester, the performance at Poli's theater in cough about 2 a. m. Mr Bloom was 73 wop growtn much upon Fa- He was a man of integrity, depends very With the Angels of light, and the away. Niagara and other places. While ' in afternoon. the rainfall months of most of Love. and a citizen who will be missed. The Bridgeport, Wednesday years old, a native of New York. For during the ther Rochester will be Mr All of earth washed they guests of 31 years he held a responsible position active growth and should be two inches sin stains white in funeral will take place on Friday from the blood and Mrs Jesse Fowler. Samuel in the New York office of Eaton, Cole per week to give the best results, his late home, Rev J. H. .George Wilcox of New York and Of Him who atoned, the one Lamb of Mr Veness was taken sick while'in John Wilcox & Burnham. Capt Bloom was a veter-an'- of June and July were far below this God. of Hopewell Junction, N. last and has the Civil hence The No no no and Waterbury, Wednesday, Y., pas3ed Sunday with their mother, War, having served in amount, the crop shortage. sickness, sighing, pains ' been unable to return as the New York snowfall 64 inches. no tears: MPS APOLINO WOICEHOWSKI. yet. j t Mrs Ella Wilcox. . 47th regiment Mr for the year was Eternal, sweet rest through the long Bloom was a, devout, churchman and The average amount of precipitation ADolino Woicehowski. mother Miss coming years. Mrs, Mary Hurley of Gas street has for years was a communicant and Sun- including melted snow for this vicinity of Mamert and Frank Woicehowski of been George Dayton of Bethel was the We cannot but grieve to lay loved ones seriously ill, under Dr Kiernan's day school teacher in Christ church, was 54.37 inches. The coldest days V this town, died on M nd at the home care. Miss guest of his mother, Mrs Charles W. away, y Margaret Hurley of New Brooklyn. He was also a lay reader in were 10 degrees below zero on the 12th How sadly, we miss them words never Mamert of of her son, Woicehowski, York has been for her. , . Dayton, Saturday and Sunday. can caring the Episcopal church. Capt Bloom is and 23d of February.. The warmest say. 73 The fu- Sometime when the lessons of life are Sugar street, aged years. survived a wife and one of the was 93 Last by daughter, day year degrees, August all learned, neral took place on Thursday morning Monday evening as Phillip MrsW. A. Leonard. A daughter, Miss 12. The average for this station for And the comes we feel the last from St Michael's church at Bridge- Haugh was stepping from a wagon at - A. T. Nettleton. who has been con- day Emma Bloom, died a few years ago. the year was 46 degrees or 1.5 below page has been turned , port, Kev Patrick Fox officiating. Fu his home at Botsford, he sHoped on fined to his residence with an attack The veil will be and Mr Bloom will be missed in Newtown normal, which 47.5. The range of lifted, sharing Director Honan had the some ice and fell one of the is is js rest. neral arrange- breaking offhis grip, convalescing. This and their Street. Courteous affable, a gen temperature for the year from the God ments in charge. ankles. Dr W. H. Kiernan set the the first time in nine years Mr Nettle-to-n I think we shall say that knew tleman of the" old school, he made highest to the lowest was 103 degrees. the best. broken bone and he is now doing well. has been obliged to absent himself friends on every hand. The funeral No wonder so many succumb to New Miss Mary C. Morgan was a sister ot Cards out for the of from the Savings bank on account of are marriage will take on Satuday. England weather. Number of stormy Hon D. N. Morgan of Bridgeport. Miss Edith Carlson, who has been illness. ' place Prayers Bessie Emeline, daughter of Mr and a few with her will be sid at the house, Saturday days, 99; number of clear days, 188; Mrs Birdsey C. Glover, and David passing days parents number of 122 number in returned morning the funeral party taking the cloudy days, ; Postmaster Page of Sandy Henry Taylor, to take place on Bridgeport, '.Wednesday 7.37 a. m. for New York via of 55. Prevailing evening. Under the direction of William H, train partly cloudy days, Hook desires to call attention to the Wednesday, February 19, at 12 o'clock wind Bookfield Junction and Danbury. The direction west of some of rural de- noon, at the Hanover residence of Mr Stevens, the capable manaeep of Bor practice patrons Mr and Mrs Walter JuliusTWaiters-dor- f burial will take place at Greenwood of loose coins in their and Mrs Glover. den's creamery, 10 two horse teams livery placing , of Botsford had a little the services r George Stevens of the Glen is under daughter are the ice from W. C. John- cemetery, being held,,in boxes each time they desire to dispatch hauling Gale's arrive at their home onWednesday, the chapel there. Rev Townsend G. Dr care, with grip and bronchi- letters instead of themselves The Methodist ladies will serve a 10- - son's pond to the creamery. Those supplying January 29. Jackson of St JPaul's church, Flatbush, tis. the furnishing teams are E. L. Loveli(2), with postage in advance of their needs. cent tea, February 12, at parson- will officiate. Hermon H. Peck, William Ruffells, This practice imposes undue hardship age, to which the public are cordially Newtown honey in the comb, at ; Don't forget to visit the ?hoe depart- Alfred Ruffells, F. on rural carriers in removing loose invited. the grocer. Try Woicehowski, Horse and stable blankets and robes, ment at the store of C. H. Finch. A it James B. Nichols, Michael Kilbride, coins from boxes and delays them on balance of stock,- - closing out at reduced new line just received. ' 12 de- Mrs John the service of their routes. Ihe post The thermometer registered Charles Wildman of Huntington J. Keane and Edgar North a'nd chil- ' prices. Also men's, ladies' zero one residence in : grees below at is among the sick ones. rop. . ":' , Valentines, all styles and prices at master, therefore, urgently requests dren's gloves and mittens. At Taylor. Middle district, Wednesday morning, ' the store of C. H. Finch. An attrac- j that patrons of rural deliver provide Curtis & Co's. . and one place in the Street at 10 below. Nice" line of warm horse blankets : themselves and keep on hand a The tive and pleasing stock. supply Christian Endeavor society, I Down in Hook were sat- for out door and stable use at D. N. balsams and a line of stamps consistent with and in ad-- Sandy they assisted by the Ladies' Aid society, Cough complete below zero. Clark's in Shelton. Frank W. Wright hai bought out the vance of their needs. It is also very isfied with six degrees will hold its annual valentine sale in of patent medicines, Cyrus plasters, Publi: market of Julius Burkhardt in desirable that rural patrons place in the lower room of the Cyrus corn cure, drugs, piljs. etc.' At Newton Curtis is in Hartford, this If you want bargains do not "tail "to' Congregational Shelton, where he will be to their mail boxes small detachable Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s. A fine line of pleased cups visit Howard & Barber in church, Saturday, February 8, from - week, attending the annual winter Derby at and see his friends. Mr Wright will con- of wood or tin in which to place coins, 3 to 8 p. m. Rolls with coffee will be strictly fancy canned goods map e of the Connecticut Pomologic-- al their inventory sale. There'arejots of tinue his interest with the Wheeler when in - meeting ( necessary, purchasing sup- served for 10 cents. Cake with ice syrup. society. them at their store. Co. in Shelton, where he is a partner. plies of stamps. cream will be served for 15 cents. Henry G. Curtis, Mrs Julia C. Haw- - Mr Wright is a brother of H. W. 1775 Miss There will sale If you use Hermitage and Mary Keane of Gas street spent , be for valentines of of town. R. H. Beers & Co. are some ley and Mrs H. G. Warner were 'in Wright this showing blends there will be no kick coming on Friday and in the Park all sizes and description to splendid values in winter shoes for Saturday City. please Monday. also Bridgeport men and women. Mr Beers has your coffee. Blends of tea that will everybody; home made candy, A special meeting of the Library as--1 always prided himself in his shoe At Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s. George H. C. Osborne of Bridgeport, cake, doughnuts, biscuit and rye bread. A whist for the benefit of the sociation will be held on ev-- department please you. party Saturday securing his stock from one of the best J. L. Patterson of New Britain and J. Go and get the first choice of Hook be held on Fri- early Sandy library will ening at 8 o'clock. , houses in New England, and ha3 never E. Barrows N. ' FINCH'S qt Nashua, H., have valentines. ... day evening the residence of Mrs had a AT at complaint registered at the Sandy Hook hotel, ; George Lake of Palestine had the Julia Hawley. Dr Sweet's liniment 25c t is week. misfortune, the first of the week, to Genuine Pennsylania buckwheat International Stock and Shoop's Rheumatic cure, 90c. . Poultry food, New York on flour. Aunt Maria's and Grandma's worm A. F. Clark of called slip on some ice and fall breaking his Iron & 50c heave and cure, are praised by pancake flour, with the delicious Beef, Wine, Heavy unbleached sheeting, four Newtown and Hook friends. collar bone. He Dan-bu- ry syrup farmers. Curtis & Sandy was taken to the 1 the best Taylor, accompanying them. At R. H. Beers White Pine & Tar, 25c quarter, 8ic, by Jthe piece Taylor, Co. sell them. - it Tuesday. hospital, Wednesday. j&Co.'s. Bella Capsic plasters, 25c Curtis & Co.'s. i THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 190- 8.-

HOW TO SELL YOUR' FARM. chased a fine pair of work horses of This Wonderful Book Bridgeport parties. Mrs Frederick Lynn, who has been SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ' Containing the secrets of ho w ill with the grip, is now able to be FREE . mora than 200.000 acres of about ' farm lands have have been sold In a few years by one Ralph L. Smith and family visited man. h Written by iht man. friends in Huntington, Sunday. Full valuable tells what to do and Room of points; just John Benedict's friends will be glad Dining what to say; how to chance the entire appearance of to hear he is fast recovering from the your f irm at a few dollars' cost. How to make a man want to own uoutfam. bruises received in his recent full. Now don't sit waitintr for someone to hunt idly you Mr and Mrs John Benedict kindly FURNITURE! un and ask vou to sell your farm, but read this extra- - hard-earne- Bee man dinner ordinary book and benefit bv the experi entertained The at at ence of a man who has sold, and is now selling, more farms than any their home, lust Tuesday. Sideboards $12 and up. Buffets up to $40. In the of the world. agent or agents history , Charles II. Hawlcy has unloaded Room Kound and $5.50, 6.50 and up. This book cannot be purchased. Dining Tables, Square Styles, with for sale. three car loads of coal at the depot, It will be sent free to everyone who lists property us One more Week for our $1.50 Rugs to go. , No advance fee required. Improved Listing Blanks free. this week. ON EASY TERMS. E. A. STROUT COMPANY MrsS. Fray moved to Bridgeport WE SELL HO" TOU Nkw Tom Pmr.tMti.rm last Monday. 88Bruudbtnct ISO Niwmiu Slnwt Luuil TiUe UullUin I Mr and Mrs John Warner, who have XSX3S been having a siege with the grip, are THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY, slowly regaining their health. v Bee. horse which he lately bought and in It you want something extra nice only No. 1379 2LX The Newtown which he takes great .pride in showing try Wood's Primrose teas. We also to his friends. have some fine Japanese and Oolong Main - s PUBUS-I- D Bt which cannot be beat Thomas St., Bridgeport. Mrs Frank . Wade is able to go out teas, COMPANT. THE BEE PUBLISHING again after her recent attack of the Wood & Cp.'s W. B. Co.'s coffee at 25 is an extra good drink. Newtown. Conn.. Friday, Fobrunrjr I. I0OS. grip. cents per pound coffee in one The public schools closed on ThurS' Our Blue Ribbon pound week to enable cans for 25c cannot be excelled. New Fairfield Tashua. ALLISON P. SMITH. day and Friday of the President and Editob the teachers to attend a teachers' Stephen French at the Depot A.BTHOB J. SMITH, CHRISTIAN MERTIN FOUND . ITEMS OF INTEREST. Skcrktart. Treasurer, meeting in Shelton on both of these Frank Wilkowski of Cutler's Farms MANAOKB. ,, .. DEAD. Clark Mallett and Miss Grace Mallett ND BOBINKS days. is driving a new horse, purchased of HENRY M. SMITH, - Christian Mertin was found dead in are taking dancing lessons of Miss VlCB PRIHIDBHt AND County Commissioner Pease lost a Bridgeport parties. OKNIRAL AGBHT. bed on at the home of Sloane every Friday, at her home in large amount of silverware and other Services next Sunday at the Baptist Monday morning ' his son, Carl Martin. H was 90 years Bridgeport. household articles in the fire which church as usual. , Vy. old and had been in failing health for a Mrs Harry Maurer and children, of Vr3& a Year, 75 Oents (or Six Months. 50 destroyed F. E. Perry's home. Oent for Vmr Months (Tour Cent a Copy. vear. Funeral services at the house at Trumbull are guests, this week, of Mrs E.N. Sipperley is drilling an artesian Monroe. 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon were Maurer's mother, Mrs S. A. Gregory. well for H. P. Gowans at Greenfield held. He is survived by one son, Carl Tbljcpbonb, 4i EAST VILLAGE. Melvin Wakeley is critically ill at his Hill. and six Mertin, grandchildren. home on Chestnut Hill. ' Miss Jennie Beers Was a Sunday ioviRfiamo Rates : Redding. guest with Miss Janie Ritchie in Mil HARVESTING THE ICE CROP. iiiiO 3uio Smo year Plain James Lee a gang of men Plattsville. 1 i non l.uO 8.00 3.00 6.00 brought J 1 4.00 10.00 THE THERMOMETERS HAVE BUSY Inch Lift ;M0 6.00 J. W. Waterbury succeeded in filling and filled his creamery ice house on 2.ncties 2.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 DAYS. RECORD OF7 THE THERMOMETER , 3 inches 2.50 5.00 10.00 15.00 25.00 his ice house, last week, with fine clear Thursday and Friday. .. 3.00 6.00 12.00 18.00 30.00 FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY t Inches The mercury ran 5 to 10 below zero; ice about nine or 10 inches thick. For Men column 4.00 S.OO 16.00 24.00 40.00 About 25 from this and ad- AS KEPT BY C. L. BOOTH. ' 1 1- 5.01 10.00 20.00 28.00 48.00 and morn couples column one day last week, Tuesday Ezra while with 1- column fl.U ii.DO 24.00 36.00 60.00 Meeker, suffering towns on attend- zero and some of the town 4 joining Friday night At 7 a. m. : 1, 26 above ; 2, 20 ; 8, 22 ; 4 column 8.0 32.00 48.00 80.(10 ing parts the grip for the past two or three weeks, J column 10.00 W.O0 40.00 60.00 100.00 ed the second of the dances at the Women 4, 22; 5, 20; 6, 7, 8, arid and 5 below. has made his homeVith W. S. 6; 17; 32; 9, 26; -- Clark, Town hall which 4- were gotten up by 10, 12 ; 11, 11 ; 12, 42 ; 13, 36 ; 14, 18 ; 15, V brevier 10c line. ivirs onerwooa is This mark identifies the Heading noticee, type, Michael the blacksmith, is Amanaa sun in Charles Gorham and Will Wixon. They 16, 17, 18,26 highest Small nonpars! a 1c word per week. Flood, 22; 32; 11; ,19, 22; 20, 14; l. Naugatuck, though she paid us a fly to have on 28th of type of men's and women's shoes more than busy. He has three or four expect another the, 21, 32; 22, 38 ; 23, 24; 24, 18; 25, 8; 26, ing visit over night, last week. She month. sold at $3.50. And though leather pairs of oxen to shoe nearly every day this 12; 27, 38; 28, 14, 14; 29, 30; 30, 0; 31, Circulation : reports her daughter, Mis Smith, as and labor are now more costly," we besides horses. . ; Charles Wooster has bought two 2 below. Average, 21. about the same. maintain the high Standard which has January 1, 1882, 600 flock of teams and is ties for Tomlin-so- n, Annie Wilson is feeding a carting Shoes Mrs O. S. Blakeman HOYDEN'S HILL. made Zenith . famous and chickadees. They are so tame they spent several the timber man. Last 4700 last in Mrs" Richard (vhich our label guarantees, jk week, eat out of her hand. days, week, Bridgeport. N. . Knapp .'entertained a . John Myers of Westchester, Y., Zenith Shoes for men and women A. J. Beers has sold his oxen and who has been party of friends, last .Friday evening. James ireadwell with his oxen is in town the past week, - ire made of the finest quality mater- ( replaced them with several fine milch returned to his home on Mrs Martin is FAIRFIELD COUNTY. working on the steam saw mill near Monday. Jennings recovering fals - by expert shoe makers, and have cows, after a serious seige with the grip.-,- Hill. is able to be about the hand-wor- Jump Henry Dayton tore; k in them than any house not to out. . Mrs Charles Perkins is Aaron Read it is reported will pur HARMONY GRANGE PROSPERING: but get recovering other $3.50 shoes. They come iri from Greenfield Hill. chase his old in Lonetown. D. H. Morris Hatch and a severe illness. the latest in all place Harmony Grange, No. 92, meets on Disbrow, styles, leathers, od Wilson Brothers and in which " Ruph is the creamery 14. others have filled their ice houses. men are getting sizes insure a fit for; Harry running Friday evening, February The or t ' in their annual of week. : ' - SERIOUS LOSS BY FIRS AT store for the present. der is in a verv prosperous condition The grip is still very prevalent in supply ice, this every foot." ;; , ' HILL-FRA- NK Fred is Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a GREENFIELD E. George U. Hanks is tilling his ice with a membership of ,70, the largest town. " Jennings helping at Edgar t . TO- 12-in- this week. special grade, ; PERRY'S HANDSOME HOME house with fine ice. Most of number since its organization, January The patrons or Route 19 are much Jennings', r high .':' control Zenith Shoes exclu- TALLY DESTROYED AT AN EAR- - ice houses filled. 24, 889, Walter and Harold Mabel We the are A- pleased to have Frank Bailey bring Jennings, LY MONDAY MORNING. sively and sell them in our new and HOUR, is a horse their mail again'. Sherwood and Johnv Sniffen were Martin Burr building large PETERS' shoe section in base- vvAT,ST the number of enlarged our barn and carriage house for Capt Day Mrs Lucy Terrel is seriously ill at among large probation One of the most disastrous fires that Rev George Griswold of Guilford ers which were taken in ment salesroom. west of the Center. her brother's, Brady Durgy. at Lee's chap has in several at St last ' visited this locality years preached Peter's, Sunday, el, Sunday morning. . Mark Twain's villa is nearly finished. Mrs Huldah is j broke out at the home of Frank E. Per- and will continue to do ! so during the Taylor recovering He has gone to Burmuda he says to get from a prolonged illness. ry at an early hour, Monday morning, next three Sundays of this' month, warmed up. Brookfield. and before the family could rescue any- Mrs Valiria Taylor is sick with the The old Town - hall, after doing duty ! thing of value.their handsome residence grip. ior over a ior town pur with nearly all its contents was burned Stepney. generation NEWS IN BR1EF4 Outfitlers to Men, Women and Chlldrun poses, besides a school house in years "" Northwest Corner to the ground. The exact origin of .Branchville, Mrs .ivivtli-f- gone by and later for Masonic meet Arthur Mansfield spent a few the fire may never be known but it is THE RECORD FOR EGG. PRODUC- VIni u Street and. Fairfield Avenue, ings, now is to have a new lease of days, last week, with friends in George- thought that a defective or overheated TION. NWS HEREABOUTS. Conn. life, as it has been moved to the rear town. Bridgeport, . pipe leading from the furnace may Lemuel Osborne takes the chicken Mrs A. J. returned to her an of Albert Wheeler's house for farm Partridge Herbert Kellogg of 'Pittsfield is have been the cause of the conflagration. banner for winter this home in this WW egg production V ; place, Thursday, after a few purposes. ,. ;, , spending days with his mother About 4.30 o'clock while all the inmates sisMS year; 48 eggs in one day from 60 pul visiting relatives in Stamford and East S. ' Mrs Kellogg. , A regular communication of Wash 1 of the household were in their beds lets. They are a cross betweena pure Norwalk. No. 19, F. & A. M will The supper given the Men's flames suddenly burst out through the blood white and a bred ington logde, by club, Leghorn pure Floyd Piatt, formerly of this ' be held Monday evening, February 7. place, Friday night, was a great success. walls of an up stairs bed room and in a Plymouth Rock, finely shaped and sized died at the Bridgeport hospital, last cleared over few seconds the interior of the house The school board has received a cor They $28. . fowls and of about one in 30 chicks ev- week after a long illness. His re was all ablaze. Horror the dial invitation to attend' the teachers' Miss Julia Hoyt of was the stricken, ery one was pure white not a colored mains were brought to Ridgefield for Danbury at Shelton on I Febru- guest of Miss Jessie MAKE family rushed from their bed rooms, feather in even one chick. meeting Friday, burial."" The funeral was attended on Roe, Friday night , and and which had 7. '. the heat smoke, by ary Friday at the Methodist church. this time become suffocating, compelled Mr and Mrs John and Mrs Elizabeth Sherwood is in Nau YOUR OWN Hinckley son of Dr Frank Benedict of Portsmouth is LITCHFIELD COUNTY. them to flee for their lives from the were ofMr Hinck- her Mrs Bridgeport guests gatuck caring ior daughter, slowly improving. So jsbiri; burning dwelling. Clad only in their ley over Sunday. Arthur Smith, who is seriously ill. OAS. Earle Smith of this clothes, Mr and Mrs Perry with y place purchased Bethlehem. night The Angelus piano offered Ten below zero was the low ' player degrees a horse and wagon and will start the Couatry Homaa, twcvchildren ran to the home of i; ;'f their among the ads in The Bee is a est mark reported in this town in the f Chureht,FaeUrii should J bargain first of March to sell bakery goods for Benjamin F. Pease close by where they recent cold WARM TIME AT BOARD OF 'RE- swi thir own Gas Haiti ior some one. Any one can play it, spell. Filling ice houses is of took from the atmos Ernest Danbury in this place. There for Lighting Htating refuge freezing simply working the pedals similar to now an easy matter. LIEF, MEEiING, is no doubt but he will please all who Coekiig aid Pewr. Tir- -, " phere of the coldest night of the year.. On the afternoon of February 1, the an organ. It has an organ attach- Mrs F. W. Wheeler, who has been him he rill' Equalizig" Gai from the windows of her patronize as is a reliable young Board of Relief held Here father's ment ' its first meeting Itaehia it aafa quite ill with the grip, is gaining man of good habits. absolutely house Mrs Perry was able to witness and two appeals only were made, but impla to haidla, alwaya Mr and Mrs M. B. Hawley are spend- slowly. the complete destruction of her hand- Miss Goldie Smith has a fine position there was much looseness of'tongue and raady, ekaaply dparattd. ing a few days in Bridgeport Albert is un- Fohrenbach working at the in Danbury as bookkeeper. the some home, a sight which must following meetings will doubtless W alto maaufaetura Perry Hubbell and C. E. Osborne Henrietta place- - in Trumbull, now nerved them all. The Perry home The little bdaughter of Mr and Mrs witness a larger crowd of of people and all kiadt of Gaa aad Gas-U- have been in Hill in ice owned by Mr of Ea-ia- Long putting Armsrtong Bridgeport still more Gaa ta which was only Recently completed, George Hendrix is improving. , wagging of tongues. auppliaa for Garwood Flathers. Automobile was one of the most attractive resi- FredToucey has been substituting, Mrs J. Wesley Barrett entertained aad " Miss Christine Thomson Storage Taaka dences in that locality. Mr Perry, Dr Charles Penny of Bridgeport has this week, for F. L. Sears, the mail company from New York recently. on .Monday well-know- who left town for the who is a n building contrac- moved his household furniture to the carrier, has been sick with a cold. remaining half of the Seidfor complete cata doc- at the school in - aaa bt aoaviieed. tor," has spent a vast amount of time in home of Wesley Penny, where the Mrs Robert Sinclair is making rapid Brookfield. year Phelps Walling- logue Pen- ford, , designing and building the structure. tor will make it his home. Wesley progress towards a complete recovery. Conn, The loss will be about $6,000 with only ny, at one time as nimble and strong Her host of friends will be to We are handicapped with ice: waeons pleased PAID COSTLY FOR JAGS. a small insurance on the house and con an athletic man as Newtown could welcome her home. and sleighs run equally well, but only is in health. ; Three persons who were more or those who are to do ' tents. , Much sympathy is expressed boast quite poor Another session of the board of relief obliged go so. less intoxicated caused much annoy on all sides for the stricken family. Although the ice in the roads is but will be held at the Town hall on Satur- On Saturday rain fell on a depth of ance at the station at the The loss of their comfortable home, a mere skim yet it is so hard that day from 9 until 4. Junction, snow of six or nine inches and our ast Friday. They refused to leave or particularly at this season of the year horses with. shoes well caulked can Mrs Edwin C. Shelton entertained traveling was soon transformed to Miss even behave themselves, were finally Tirrill Gas Machine is nothing short of a calamity in which hardly stand and quite a number have Carrie French aHd Mrs William E. slush and later ice. . Light- French, Friday. arrested and brought before Chief Jus almost every one in the neighborhood illustrated the "spread eagle act" on The of the mill ing o., tice A. H. Taylor on Saturday morn patrons are being feels a share. One four-hor- se took a personal the ice. team accommodated in the washing line 75 Fultoa St., New York. slide horses ing. All pieaa guilty. They were lined down a 'steep hill. All the much to the satisfaction of the farm Established 1862. PERSONAL AND OTHER NOTES. $5 and costs. As only one was able to went down and the loaded van led the ers' wives." - tne otners were sent to Mrs L. Burr is under the doc- down pay, Bridge jf Henry way the hill again. Mr Wildman ' Call at the house nd see our Woak port jail, tor's care. Botsford had a mishap on the ice at j light and how we do all the Cook- The best remedy known to-d- for all Mrs R. F. Dunham, who has been Booth Hill. The horse freed himself , ing, Heating and' The Alpha Whist club met with Mr stomach troubles Kodol,' which is lighting. with her Miss Elva for from the capsized wagon and took a h sister. Banks, a ZLidneyo Fri- and Mrs Goeorge F. Baker last to run down Canea more trouble than any other oi guaranteed give prompt relief. It few days, has returned to her home in the pike. He was caught tne to tbe boay. Tbe function oi kidney. I. day night at the home of Mr and Mrs is a natural digestant ; it what Smith ' by Wesley Edwards. separata Inorganic salt and water In tbe pro- digests Brothers, Bridgeport cess of circulation, and to remore them and C. B. Hawley. Miss C. B. you it is to Hawley eat pleasant take. Sold by . David C. Smith attended the horse Miss Ruth and Master Willie Beards-le- y tbelr attendant poisons from tbe body through tbe bladder. Therefore when the and S. B. Terrill received the first Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn. Agents, were both kidney, show in Madison Square Garden, last sufferers with severe become diseaaed and weak the; are naturally and Mr and Mrs W. B. the Newtown Bee, Office, , to their work and prizes Roe, week. colds and last but are now unable perform pronerlr, grip, week, In the back, Inflammation of the bladder consolation. . palu For CUD8. rifles SDOrtinir imnrln NEWTOWN, CT. better and able to be out ana urinary aiaoruen are m man it 1. and E. P. Mills of Aspetuck is hustling Imperatlre that a prompt relief be afforded, Mrs Charles P. Clark of Bridgeport call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairfield av B. & Co. which U lmpoulble unlete you rtmoT. the in a crop of ice, this week. The frozen Hawley completed filling cans. is the guest of her mother, Mrs B. W. enue, uriugeporc, opposite Poll's is also cut at Verna their ice house, last theater. ; . product being Saturday. DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder PiUa Griffin. , Farm for J. K. Robinson and at Capt Mrs Neil Gilbert, who has been ill Bert Barber of Elton. Wis., savs: "I eliminate from the STtteni Owing to the parties for whom Will Kodol is a promptly poison, scientific 'preparation of have four Bradley's pond for Theodore Sturges for the past two weeks, is better. and at tbe auae time make tbe kidney, well has been and only taken doses of your Kid- Hawley buying handling vegetable acids with natural dieea- - and Edward Sanford. Her Miss and atronf. ney and Bladder Pills and have eister. Nellie Osborne, of In- selling out to other who they For Weak Kidney. Backache, milk, parties, tants and contains the same found done Mrs W. Monroe, is with Mrs of the bladder and all juices for me more than any other medi- B. Burr spent Monday in Gilbert flammation will get their milk nearer home, the in a urinary trouble Da Witt' Kidney healthy stomach. Each dose will cine has ever done." Mr Barber refers Easton is the guest of her mother, 2. Coley Fields was so unfortunate mad Bladder Pill are unsurpassed, supplying this milk will sell to parties digest more than 3,000 grains of good to DeWitt's Mrs G. F. Parrack. .: as to lose Kidney and Bladder Pills. a horse, last Monday. A Week's Treatment for 25c James Lee, delivering their milk to the food. Sold by Henry Newtown. Rupf. They are sold by Henry New Everett Lobdell is the owner of a fine Chester Terrill - U. creamery at Hawleyville. Conn. Rupf. has recently jrar- Money btfkU they town, Conn. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBUUAUY 7, W8.

Easton. given last week, at the residence of SUFFERING AND" DOLLYS The Newtown Bee. , ( Mrs Eli Wakemun. SAVID. Newtown, Friday, Fuliriury T, JtH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN Mrs Sylvecter Pcofield of Hurlbutt SALE OF TERESTS. been severs street has sorioualy jll for , T Rev of Yale occupied Harry Grimes d"w.' ' HOME NEWS. ' , J E.S.Loper.oMarWa.'N. Y.,says: the pulpit at the Congregational Ferris spent part of and had ' M.sEya 8n) , CRrpenter have many church, Sunday, February 2, and week on s Tlaln. GRANGE BULLETIN. Lyon evero cuU heaed by Ar- - sermon. M!bs Women's Shoes a most preached helpful Mrs C. E. Patchen has returned from nca sHive. It eas saved me suffering Frances Fanton led , the Endeavor FOOTATUCK INSTALLS OFFICERS. a visit In Stamford. and dollars. It Is by far the best heal- - meeting in the evening. Oscar who has been seriously 've I nave ever louna. iieais Budd, - at The officers of Pootatuck Grange m nmUM burns, sores, ulcers, fever wres,erze- .itk" v","""w ma H. ueers were installed, Tuesday evening, by . GRANGE NOTES. "'v' i.im,i.- sncl piles. 20c at li. s to., Deputy F. E. Blakemun of Stratford Mr and Mrs Fillmore Beers of Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co.. Sandy In an manner. At the regular meeting of the Grange impressive Following; Albert Beers of Monroe, the Inatal ation ceremonies refresh held Tuesday evening, January 28, Bridgeport, & L Mrs 'James Beers of Norwalk, Mrs HO ments served and a social hour in- ton ; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith LAN'S. were Deputy Joseph Adams of Westport officers Installed were were in UroB., Cornwall ; Bros., enjoyed. The stalled the new officers. Refreshments Leis Bangert of Westport Bndjre Connery ai follows: Master. Wallace N. Mitch' funeral Gemetowri; J. M. Sullivan, Redding were served. the the town, last week, attending the ell ; overseer, Allison P. Smith; lect- After meeting of Mrs Lyman Beers. urer, Edith W. Mitchell ; steward, Ed- - Degree team held a rehearsal. The w. ihirlhnrt A ro.. Roxbunrs Allen G. W. ward 13. Camo; assistant steward, next meeting, February 11, will be Mr and Mrs Charles Perry of Bridge- - Joyce, Roxbury Station ; Hatch, New Goods Austin N. Mrs Botsford; chaplain., valentine An interesting pro- are of the Misses Terry of Alice 0. Wildman; treasurer, S. night port guests Hat-ti- e has been the lectur . Frances Schermerhorn ; secretary, gram prepared by Valley Forge. well & Wettereau,. Washington Dei ot; Purchased This Season. Bird-se- nlftM7(fi;W rs M. gatekeeper, L. y er, Mrs Clarence Jennings. Harry Brown, Southbury; C. P " Northrop; S. Godfrey a ' Mabel F. North- L M(laJi iHma South Britain ; Perkins Brothets, , Parsons; Ceres, Mr and Mrs Arthur Sherwood, Mr $5.00 High Cut Gun Metal Boots, $3.45 Pomona, Mrs L. C Nicholson; young lady Iriendlrom laston, use Warren; W. N. liuri, Long Hill, Dng rop; . Flora. Bessie M. Nichols; L. A. stew- and Mrs Jesse Wheeler and Mr and week." - store. ' UM High Cut Patent and Gun Metal Boots, $3.00 ard, Lydia A. Glover. Mrs J. B. Hill and Mr and Mrs J. H. 5.00 and 14.00 Grades of the Burt Shoes in Wheeler attended the meeting of the been several styles, $3.00 Patrick Gannon has harvesting Pomona Grange in Cannon's, last Ice, this week, on Taunton lake for $4.00 Grade, very Finest of Patent Leather, $3.00 Mrs Marcus Hawlcy. Horace Gilbert 54.00 and $3.50 Kid and Dull Calf, $2.75

has assisted him. e LOSES A HORSE. y.r-Whil- One lot of odds and ends, not all sizes, $3 to $4 T. J. Cavanaugh has been suffering John McDonald of Redding grades, $2.00 with neuralgia in his shoulder, this was driving, last Thursday night, his One lot odds and ends, not all sizes, except- week. horse, unable to keep the road owing ional values, $1.65 to the darkness, the wagon struck a Mrs John H. Blake of Walnut Tree rock between Edward McKenna's and Hill is among the sick ones, this week. Charles Goodsell's overturning it and causing the horse to fall in such a way MOLLAn" Mrs W. Driscoll of K. J. Philadelphia, that its neck was instantly broken. Mr W. is a few this Pa., spending days, week, McDonald was uninjured. with her sister, Mrs John H. Blake, on 1026 Main St., Bridgeport. Walnut Tree Hill. Are in want of a Gasoline if so write for prices or Rev Mr Grimes Sunday at you Engine; spent call and see' Mr and Mrs William R. Curtis of Jesse H. Wheeler's. my Berkshire spent Sunday in Waterbury Air-Cool- The topic for the Endeavor meet ed with friends. Famous ing, Sunday evening, February 9, will Engines Which are ahead of else on the market. No water to freeze up or be "Ministering to Strangers and the anything Mrs D. C. Bacon was in last carry around for work... Derby, 31-- portable Sick" Matt: 25 : 46. , Write for list of second-han- d both Water and d. Monday, to attend the funeral of a engines We Can Please You & of relative. ' ' Miss M. W. Jennings Bridgeport S. B. CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. has been a recent guest of her friend, S With Both Quality ff Mrs J. Z. Mellen. Boston Store: 66 High Street. L. C. Nicholson made a flying visit to Owing to my extensive engine busln3ss I have a number of second hand engines that I A daughter was born, Wednesday, took In in trade when placing larger ones. These engines were taken at low prices, there-lor- e and Price. Danbury, Monday. I can sell them at great bargains from $25 up. Write or call and see them. jj January 29, to Mr ana Mrs Robert ' 4 In all kinds of leather and Ifr Marsh of Sport Hill. goods, trunks, A. M. Briscoe was so unfortunate as travellers' articles of description. We a Ira Andrews spent Thursday in Nor fj every carry very to lose a good horse, Monday. It fell 42 large stock, have all the very latest ideas can fit you out with walk. r 1 .1 V down in the yard and apparently rup- mq the most convenient accessories tnat are to De had Moses H. Thorpe and Edgar G. Jen tured a blood vessel. mq . Before you take your next trip come and see what we nings have been serving as jurors in the Criminal Common Pleas court at George R. Wilson resumed his place Bridgeport y A s . on his milk route, Saturday, after Mrs Anna Bowdy of Danbury spent present Wooster-Atkinso-n hard tussle with the grip. The - Co., last week as guest of her sister, Mrs G, Burr Tucker. Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. A. W. Bassett' returned, Monday Vf Miss Esther Ida Tarbell of Saint while a few in Pitts worth night, after days passed Davids., Pa., has recently visited her field and North Adams, Mass. friends, the Misses Emma and Ruth Read, at Miss Julia Sanford's of Red' and Louis - When like to KNOW that are the rea Mrs E. S. Lovell Master called on Mrs G. Bun- is our buying the; getting dine. She also thing; that the quality IS exactly as represented to them, Lovell have been a few days Most and to feel that the are Then passing Tucker. .; I:.;.-- People prices paid just. shopping with Mr and Mrs C. B. Everett in becomes a pleasure ana a satisfaction, xnis pleasure may oe yours in tne iuture, simpiy Mrs Kate Favereau is on the sick when looking for things in gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice Sharon. cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera list. Dr Gallup of Long Hill attends and field glasses, pocketbooks, blllbooks and card cases, art ware, fans, Whiting's box papers. : Diamond and examined or her.'.. New Outfit Repairing. setting engraving. Eyes day night. Properly v year's fltted glasses made and guaranteed. Goto Miss V. Daniels has been ' F. passing Scott Tarbell, who is attending a few in New Milford. TAYLOR & GREGORY, days school at Princeton college, N. J., ac Practical Jewelers, Elisabeth St., Derby, Com. companied by his room mate,Mr Euhren Edison Stankard Phonograph, Fred Henzie of Mineola, L. I., has of Redding, recently called on G. Burr Edison flower horn been the guest of Mr and Mrs E. B. Tucker. . horn crane Edison improved Mrs Hermon H. Peck returned, Sat- G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending Booth. Alexander Noe of An- - Veterinary Oak cover from a stay of a few days with out free samples of his celebrated carrying urday, Liver Pills. who sonia was recently entertained at the W. in Vegetable People are Set of instructions her sister, Mrs F. Tomlinson, troubled with home of W. W. Ferris. biliousness, constipation, 'William E. Ackley of Sandy Hook, Six Edison records Danbury. indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., who has been ill with bronchial trouble Mr and Mrs John ri. Wheeler, Mr should try them as they cure the above Bottle oil , and oil can and under the doctor's care, is now and Mrs J. Arthur Sherwood, Mr and phono ailments where other pills only give See his advertise- and able to be out Mrs Wheeler and Mr and Mrs temporary relief. gaining nicely again. Jesse ment in another column. Joseph Hill" attended the Pomona $1.50 Down and $1 week for The "Jumbo," the Mammoth"Ohio Im- Grange held at Cannon on Wednesday per and a fine time the proved Chester" raised and fitted at last, report despite 26 weeks. Newtown inclement weather. Tl Kind Vou Have Meadow-Broo- Farm, New Milford, Bean tbOASTOniA,A Always Bought by W; B. Leavenworth, will be guessed A for one all. Come in and Bank Bigsatu for and at The Bassett present enjoyed by Savings slaughtered Weston. or order mail. House yards, Derby, ' Saturday, Feb- get yours now, by (Founded in 1855) 22, Washington's The ruary birthday. MRS ELIZA A. BEERS. hog will be weighed at 4 p. m. He is The funeral of Mrs Eliza A. one of the largest 0. 1. C. ever im- Beers, Michael wife of who died Kilbride, ported to the U. S. No farmer or stock Lyman Beers, very LRWIS PHONOGRAPH STORE, from Disease at the General and raiser should fail to see this represent- suddenly Bright's Pays Per cent Trucking Teaming. in was 28-- 4. ative of the most poDular breed of home of her daughter Bethel, 266 Main Street, Danbury. Tel. No. SANDY HOOK, CT. hogs 1 4 held from her late home here on Thurs- to-d- in this or any other country. He Mr Moses the is certainly without an equal in size day, Rev conducting interment in Nor-al- k. and symmetry. Experts in estimating services, the being s General Beers.-beside- her Repairing. dressed weight of big hogs are cotdially Mrs husband, Interest one son and three - Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers, Etc. Terms invited to attend, and no pains will be is survived by daugh- Cash. '. I W. spared to make their visit pleasant, tert'" J without dis- JOHN BOOTH, On all deposits Box 564, New Milford, Conn. to-b- remembered. No Be and one long S. B. Fancher has been doing jury Prepared man will crimination. enjoy any especial privilege duty in Bridgeport. live FRED by any knowledge of the" weight i call when knocks i KLEIN, conn At this writing, Jacob Faulhaberis To answer the opportunity Deposits of One Dollar to bethel, of this hog for he has "never b een At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot. critically ill and not expected to sur door. - weighed nor will he be, until slaugh- One Thousand Dollars receiv- HorseShoeing, vive.; f y; Carriage and Wasron Repairing of all kinds tered and dressed. He will be weighed, and General Horse Mrs Meeker and Mrs C. E. ed from one person in one Blacksmithin?. clipping with liver, heart," lungs, tongue, and Leroy Stillman Businesss any done every week day at my shop, Patchen were the winners of the prizes College fat from the intestines left in carcass. year. killed in at the Colonial tea and whist party He is the largest hog ever 2(.f7-80- H M;n.i Danbury, Conn. Canfield & Davis, - New England. T Newtown. Conn. Telephone 32-- 3. , ...... 4 " '.i Painters and Paper Hangers. DAVID C PECK, President Grippe is sweeping the country. Stop Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples in it with Preventics, before it gets' deep- COLDS ARTHUR T. NETTLETON.Treasurer town. ly seated. To check early colds with 9 these little Candy Cold Cure Tablets is ster K&diaitor PETER H. LYNCH, sensible and safe. Preventics are always annoying and many I he surely Conn. is no 1- Long Hill, contain no Quinine, no laxative, nothing times dangerous; .There v.-- v s -2 the Fuel what will if a cold Practical Horse Shoer. harsh or sickening. Pneumonia would knowing happen It Is Just Like Also all kinds of and Be chest will do as much as an stove Carriage Wagon never appear if early colds were is allowed to settle across the nd if placed on second floor heating ordinary pairing done and general blacksmitliing. extra cos! for fuel--w- e have them. Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. broken. Also for fever- or in the throat. Bronchitis ithout one cent promptly good lodge have some In the line of second-han- d stoves and This. ; We also bargains ish children. Large box, 48 tablets, 25 is a stubborn complaint pneu- from the people when they left us Sept. 1st. ranges bought city No wonder is talked cents. Vest pocket boxes 5 cents. Sold monia and consumption are both ' it C. F CONOER, We carry In stock we sell for that purpose. followers of colds. As soon as the about, it pure Conn. by all dealers. Coal Wood we also buy a large Botsford, evidence of a cold exhibits it- Round Oak Steel Ranges, and Heaters, Incidentally, first stock of it lo sell. Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon Repair- will and General We self start to.takeLinonine. It' Stamford Ranges, Oaks and Wood Heaters, Have you bought any? ing ot all kinds Blacksmith. HOW'S THIS? chokes and hesitate? Are to find aim to please onr customers. soon relieve you of the Oaks Wood Cook Stoves, Why you trying Shop closed every Saturday at noon until take the soreness from the Andes Ranges, and' something better than until October 1, 1907. tickles, Telephone Call 33-- 5. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for aches the Glenwood Ranges and Coal Heaters. an v case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by tissues and the from MASURY'S Hall's Catarrh Cure. bones. is curative Air 52.00 to will radiate F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. 0. It a powerful Special Wood Tights, price in its action. It Railroad Paint? We, the undersigned, have known F. J. agent, yet gentle heat by lighting a newspaper m them. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him fills the arteries with rich warmth-givin- g Can find a that will cover Blue Ribbon V&r : of Granite and you paint honorable In all business transac- We also have a full line Tin, Copper, &Sf perfectly strength-bringin- g blood-rejuve-nates, gS-JS- tions and financially able to carry out any ' - more surface? Brand Coffee. - could we would cus- oblleatlonsmadebyhlsflnn. builds up. Blue and White war2- No, if you keep it. pound. We want every one of our Coffee Waldino, Kinnaw & MAimit, tomers to give this famous blend a trial ;they Wholesale druggists, Toledo, 0. ' won't regret it. Hall's Catarrh' Cure Is taken lnternally.act-lni- r You E. J. directly upon the blood and mucous sur- Linonineis.What HALL, Harry Rider, STEPHEN FRENCH, face of the system. Testimonials sent free. Cold ' Conn. STEPNEY. CONN. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Want for That Sandy Hook, . Water St Bridgeport, Take Hall's Family puis for consumption. ,

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V THE NEWTOYVN BLn FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1908.

So editor leader is, the country often , Financial Institutions. The Newtown Bea exerts a power of which he knows lit A, 6 S 1 an Newtown, Friday February f, !'.. tle. The Randall und Mortgages It But is only a of the Company, politics part country editor's life. The social arTa (CliartorwU) ' HOME ! THE CIRCLE of the community is nearest to him, New Mllford, Conn. Paying 6 per cent

Wells' father who in a wealth-produci- The proud brings cigar is years experience. Based on land, In S3 THIS COUNTRY EDITOR. with a notice of the seventh baby's ar- Not a dollar loxt yearn experience In these securities. And Water Supply rival (why cigars and babies should be in minds ON THE WHOLE HIS LOT IS A associated men's I never ujv For Cities and Towns, Breweries, durst ood), the fruit farmer who pre HAPPY ONE-CHAR- LES U American Manufactories, Cemeteries, sents some tine Ben Davis apples in the Real Estate Company, HARGER IN THE ATLAN- Night and Day Bank Building, StU Ave. and 44th 8t No York. Farms, Kesiilences. expectation thut he will get a notice, TIC MONTHLY. are but types. The editor may have some doubts concerning the need of Non-Speculativ- e, Euologies and luudatory paragraphs, seventh child in the family of the proud .

alternating with sneers, ridicule and and he may not be particularly Non-Fluctuati- father, ng deprecations, long have been the lot fond of Ben Davis apples, but he gives , of the country editor. Pictured in the generous notices because that he knows More proof that Lydia E. Pink-Iiam- '8 V table Com 6 comic papers as an egotistic clown, the gifts were prompted by kind hearts re pound saves per. cent Bond Investment woman from surgical operations. exalted by the politicans as a mighty and that the givers are his friends. Based on New Mrs. S. A. Williams, of Gardiner, the Ownership of York Real Estate. "moulder of public opinion," occa When joy comes to the household it is Maine, writes: The went ulirlnkago In values of soeurltlos generally should clearly point out sionally chastised by angry patrons and but the working of the heart's best im " was a sufferer from female the advisability of Investing your funds In such a way as to relieve you of worry in I great the future. Such an Investment have two sometimes remembered desire all should share E. should the essential elements of security i by delighted pulse to that it troubles, and Lydia Pinkham's Vege- Kollublllty and Heallzalilllty, and In addition pay a normal but Just return. subscribers, he has put his errors The news that the princess of the fam table Compound restored me to health If your money Is Invested In SIX'S, there is no nued to anxiously consult the to know how Investment Is P In three months, after my. dally papers much your worth. lt,ls worth the same Test Borings and Core Drill Pros where could be read of all men after of waiting," physician anu tomorrow worm auu they ily has, many years declared that an was abso yesieruuy, always principal ai'ernea Interest to Uato. pecting for Mlnerals.Testing for Dam, and merchant operation For twenty years they have never varied a dollar In value, and every dollar duo In has modestly sought a fair credit wedded a prosperous of the . Interest-m- ore Si,iXK).iXK)-.i- as and Pier Foundations, lutely necessary." principal and than been paid on the stroke of the clock. Bnilding Bridge SIX'S are always worth and the 6 eenl Interest Is a not for his merits. neighboring county brings the family Alvina of 154 Cley- - par per they pay return Shifts for Elevators and any other Mrs. Sperlincr. xuey are uesigneu to meet the requirements or investors wiio desire either to practical purpose. At times he has rebelled not at into prominence in the home paper, bourne Ave.. Chicago, HI., writes : secure Income from cppltul or to accumulate capital from income, being Issued In eitnei-o- i twoiornis: treatment from his but Seldom in times does the " suffered Irom able constituency, these busy I female troubles, a 6 per cent COUPON BONDS for Income Earalng-purchas- Drilled Wells, at remarks of the city editor a piece of wedding cake,' but tumor and much inflammation. Two at narin nm It Inlea of li)0. i patronizing get 6 cent ACCUMULATIVE BONDS for Income " of the best doctors in Chicago'decided per saving pur- who sits a desk he fails not to that the chasable on Instalments 10, 15 20 Driven Wells, journalist at mahogany nevertheless say was save during or years. that an operation necessary to The security back of SIX'S does not fluctuate! and Is not subject to and dictates able articles for the eightee- bride is "one of our loveliest Test Borings young my life. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable manipulation or depreciation. The business of this company Is restricted by Its I (Exact Samples) n-page daily, instead of writing lo ladies and the groom is worthy of the Compound entirely cured me without charter to Investment in real estate and Its fixed policy still further confines Its oper- I an - ations to New York real estate In the direct line of the city's greatest growth. Any Pumping System Supplied. cal items at a pine table in the office prize he has won." The city paper operation." Now Is the time of all others for conservative investors to seek real values, and If have or expect to have idle funds to Invest, SIX'S deserve care- four-pag-e did one do Here and there a FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. you your of a weekly. Thus does not that. ful consideration. For detailed information Inquire of voice his protest: "When you consid- country editor tries to put on city airs For thirty years Lydia E. Pink Wind "Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Hot Air ham's made er that the country weekly is owned by and give the bare facts of "social fun Vegetable Compound, Gas and Gasolene Engines, from roots and herbs, has been the Well its editor and that the man who writes ctions" without a personal touch to the L. H. Pipe, Drilling Machines, Supplies. standard remedy for female ills, PRINDLE, the funny about country line. But unfrequently does he succeed things papers and has positively cured thousands of Manager in the city journals is owned by the in reaching the hearts of his readers, women who have been troubled with New Haven Agency, C. L. for winch he and somehow he finds that his con- -i Grant, corporation writes, it displacements, inflammation, ulcera Koom sOb. Klrst National Bank Building, - 58 Belden St. , Hartford. Conn. doesn't seem so sad. When you see an temporary across the street, badly tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, . 42 Church St., New Haven, Conn item in the city papers poking fun at printed, sprinkled with typographical periodic pains, DacRacne, tnat bear-ing-do- the country editor for printing news errors and halting in its grammar, b ut feeling, flatulency, or South Britain Announcements. nervous about John Jones' new barn you laugh profuse in its laudations, is getting an prostration. Capital, 5250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 V don't and laugh for you know that on one unusual number of new subicribers, hy you try ltf 3Irs. Pinkham invites all sick CHARLES G. SAN FORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest of the pages of that same city daily Even you, though you may pretend to be H. . . Save Money women to write her for advice. 0. BROTHWELL, Cashier. . is a two column story in regard to the unmindful, are not displeased when on She hag guided thousands to by trading with us and trimmings on the gowns of the Duchess the day after your party you read that health. Address, Mass. Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding Mon- Call at our store and Lynn, ipayingcasb. fret our And is all home lrsoesaiKi see cow lar si will go when you of Wheelbarrow. it the the guests "went feeling that a eys In Trust spot fsh. Full stock of the best Grocer- par more because know the time had been had." mat-tur- ies, Boots, Shoes. Feed and General Merchan-- amusing you good find a Checking account of sneclal value and convenience. Tt faclHtatea when cull dise always on hand. duchess does not even know of the And when sorrow comes ! Into the d upon for a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the uw WJ. Notice-- All bills due South Kent. Vtu wtuuww u4uuu myiiu owvuiiv lliUUOJ ill Vi UOU OILUIO) ID ID UUW the Estate of Charles of aforesaid home a friend of mine Wa snllrtH, vnnr Rfrvtnnt P. Williams must be settled at once. existence the city paper, of city death. while John Jones and many of his entered, taking the wife and mother, A SILVER WED-- First National Est. Charles P. Williams, neighbors take and pay for the paper The family had been prominent in so CELEBRATING , Bank, ' "' P. DING ; Temporary Address: 923 Main Conn. ilrsC Williams, Administratrix, which mentioned his new barn. Don't cial circles, and columns were printed , ANNIVERSARY. Street, Bridgeport, t South Britain. waste your pity on the country news in the city papers, "columns of cold, bi- ) On Friday, January 17,, a company of paper worker. He will get along." ographical facts born, marriedydied. over 50 gathered by invitation at the IT After all, no one man in the commu But the news went back to the small Established J866x Your Feet Warm home of Mr and Mrs Don C. Peet to Keep nity has so large an opportunity to as country town where in their early mar help celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Oldest Firm In Connecticut. Andlk'ften well. We can fit von wlt.h Fnlt. and sist the town in advancement as tthe ried life the husband and wife had Banking &ttkber Boots. Arctics and Rubbers for their wedding day and! a the is not smart- in lit- very pleasant tana, wanten and children, and have the best editor. It because he is spent many happy years, and the evening was spent musically ana so- mutesoRtJie market. er than others, not because he is wea- tle country weekly - was quite another Our 50e Mixed Tea takes the lead. Our cially. It 'was the intentions of Mr T. L. Watson & scocitol Groceries, Meats ana General Mer- lthybut because he is the spokesman sort of story. It told how much her Co., chandise is always complete. and Mrs Peet not to let people know Xtamember the to the outside world. friends loved her, how saddened they place. what the occasion was, but in spite of He ia eager to print all the news in were by her passing away, how sweet all a goodly number of gifts were seen, 5tocks and Bonds his own Does he do it? Hardly. and womanly had been her character. Wm. J. paper.' and china. At. 11 Veness, silverware, money Main and John . "This would be a very newsy" paper," The husband did noJt send the city pa-- , Corner Streets, Bridgeport, Conn South Britain, Conn. 'clock refreshments were served that explained a frank country editor to his to distant ; he jaent pers acquaintances satisfied the most fastidious. At the INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. subscribers, "were it not for the fact copy after copy of the little country close of the evening Dea Chauncey that each of the four men who work weekly, the only place , where, despite Trust Your Marsh gave a talk on "Matrimony," on it has many friends. By the time his prominence in the world, appeared a which was greatly enjoyed by all. Grocery order to us and get the all the items that might injure some sympathetic relation of the loss, that & best the market all'ords at the lowest cash Music was furnished by Mr and Mrs W. James Staples Co., rices. of their friends are omitted very little had come to him. Atlantic Monthly. A. Birkins on the violin and piano. The is left." V Bankers and Brokers, ; JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain, Ct. Miss Flora Morehouse choice se I wish would gave Bridgeport 189 State Street, Corner Court, you print a piece i" WHO HAS WRITTEN lections of both instrumental and vocal National Bank. BRIDGEPORT, OONN. about our school teacher" said a farm " ' fltfOTIOB-- Oo and after May 1 1 will be at my music. Mr and Mrs E. B. r Buckingham Deposits received to check J" old iJtund In uth BriUlu prepared to do er'swife to me one afternoon. "Say ' From of Its subject and in THE BETTER NOVEL? and entertained with sing- the day opening allowed at i he rate of 3 cent on bal- wnyfjiwinosn my line. Thanking my friend their family 180U, per - In December, down to the present ances of $500 or or their g- that she is the best teacher in the coun over, pai.ron It tha past and solicit a The ones were time, the business of this Bank has the future. ' ing.' songs by the little Surety Bonds furnished. .Rrenr.iu ty." gone forward without interruption and EWilkins-Freeman- ,' enjoyed. George Duvall never before has been so well ' Will act as Trustees or A. Munson, do Wary of America, greatly sang it pre- Administrators in "But! can't that two hundred pared to meet and the needs of the settlement of Estates or In the care of South Britain, Ot. 'Max some old time solos that were amusing satisfy other teachers would be angry. ,You and Pemberton, of England,' its patrons as now. property generally. and entertaining. The party broke up This Bank has always maintained a Safe deposit boxes to with ; rent, private write the piece, sign it and I'll print Bothfind Many Supporters. ; specie and currency basis and are still rooms for use of customers. Announcement. soon after 12, the guests all wishing prepared to do so for the business wan ts Rnxbury it." 29. all New York, Jan. When rhetoew York rthe couple many returns of the day. of its patrons. ; i What are you a newspaper Herald E. Wilkins-Freema- P. L. Holzer F T. running paid Mary T. B. DeFOKEST, President. Staples. for if subscrib- of America, and Max Pemberton, of you can't please your Eng F. N. BENHAM, Cashier. , None better ers?" she demanded and cancelled her land, $5,000 each for two novels fresh from those famous authors' and in- subscription. pens Bull's Bridge. The On the market than 1775 brand augurated the Anglo-Americ- competi- Bridgeport1 Trust f Coffee, 35iM)er Our only pound. Day Light So the country editor leaves out cer tion, that newspaper did not, Brand of Cotfee is a dandy; only 25c per lb., enterprising ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE and a nice spoon with every pound. Our tain good things and certain bad things perhaps, reaHze the full scope of its idea. Mechanics' and Farmers Company, Oolong and Japanese Teas are hard to beat. for the reason Yet the second week of the great contest book; If you have any trouble in this line a verj simple that the per I Savings Bank 169-1- State St., try has developed so widespread an interest . "rldgeport Oonn. from our store. We can please you. sons most interested are close at hand Mrs Walter Conn and Mrs Ida Cum- - A few nice warm out door and stable blan- that it Is becoming difficult to keep count New Bank BuiMiia;, Wall find St.,Briifprt Capital, surplus and undi- kets for the horses. Boots, Shoes and Kub-)i;r- s, and can the individual responsible of the Votes. mings were in Danbury, recently. we can fit Groceries From nook and corner of the land vided you. and General for the statements. He becomes every Deposits, Oct, 1, 1906, $3,873,773.29 profits, $300,000.00 Merchandise. wise people are sending in votes and criticisms, Eli Potter and A. Reed of Wassaic in his and avoids and everv mail goes to increase the pile Surplus and Interest, 160,681.68 Receives Deposits subject tocheck, allowing generation chastise were in the one last week. Interest on accounts Allen Joyce, of-- envelopes in front of the busy Herald village, day averaging (500 balance. ments and libel suits. He finds that editors. ' ftcuiootutj uepusii, Boxes. Roxbury Station. Conn this contest Arthur Bolles of New Preston has Assets, 14,034,454.97 Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee there is no lasting regard in a sneer, All classes are watching or in closely. It has long been a moot question been resetting some stones in the cem Number of depositors, , 11,587. any Fiduciary Capacity. no satisfaction in im whether tabs of homely life as 11 E. gratifying the represented Deposits of to 11000 received and Interest F. W. MARSH, J1. OARLICK, bv Marv J3. Wilkins Freeman's novel, or etery, stopping at F. R. Lane's. eacn President.. pulse to that tears to credited from the first of montn, payaoie ORANGE ' say things bring stirring stories of adventure, such as those in J and or eacn MERWIN, Vice Pres't are Miss Susie Hatch of Gaylordsville anuary July year, incorpor EGBERT MARSH. women's eyes, nothing to over in told by Max i'eiroberton, most pepuiar ated 1873. - Secretary. Veterinary, gloat in America. Now for the first time the , E. H. JUDSON Treasurer, visited Mrs F. R. Lane, last week. , OFFlOEBSl J ROXBURY, CONN. opening a wound in a man's heart. If question is gning to be answered. New York Herald has provided In ' John L. President 208-- The Bolt is her Weasels, tone; Distance Telephone 5. he does not learn this as he grows old- Mrs Charles visiting son this competition all the stimulus necessary ' Marshall S. Morris, i in to an nd in Vice Presidents, l 8.: Any one wishing to communicate with er the service he is a poor country obtain adequate emphatic Waterbury. Fredk. B.Hall, ( me over Local Telephone Call 4. of preference from the American editor. L. 8. Catl'n, flocwtaiv and Treasurer, People's ; "The of the in It nas agreed 10 pay a uig tnsu uunuu power country press in thn winnine author, and it has offered Notice." Washington surprises me," said a Mid- eavpn pa sh nrizes everv week during-th- e Savings Bank. Special weeks of the contest for the best Patnt-In- sr eighteen The Hiiddlesex " If you need anything; in the line of dle West Congressman last winter. No " criticisms of each instalment. greater INCORPORATED I860. , or Paper Hanging, call at Cole Brothers could De or aesirea. My "During my two terms, I have been inducements given ' liarber Hiiop and leave your order. Satisfa- is promptly ction in all work ' And the public responding Co. New Bank Building, guaranteed. impressed with it constantly. 1 doubt and vigorously. In fact, the response has Banking Bridgeport. Cole Brothers, been so remarkable that it seems almost Lady's if there is a single calm utterance in were in arms Organized in 1875. Now in its 30th year of Roxbury Station, Conn.' as if the entire papulation up Toifcit Is not com- one or other of the competing Dainty business, being on the same plane as Savings December 17, 1907. any paper in the United States that for the plete without some of our new 14K Gold enam- The Trugtees 'of the authors. Banks and under the of the State People's Savings Bank does not eled Handy Pins, Black, White, Pink and supervision have this declared a Semi-Annu-al carry some weight in Washing- A of the competition next Sun- day Divi- feature Blue, with Pearls or without, Bank Examiners. State Trust Funds since dend at the rate of . ton among the members of day will be the publication in the Herald Andrew Congress." sent in. These M.35, 1.50, 1.75, 1.90, 2.00. 2.50, 2.75, 3.00 the Statute of 1889. Puchala, of some of the criticisms '?1.25, Four Per Cent Per Annum ROXBURY, CONN, You might think that what some ... o! tn h extremely interesting, show 3.25. 3.75. t - 5per cent Debentures of.tlOO, $200, 1500, 11000, one novel to Also a new and beautiful line of UK ing whv readers prefer plain From the net earnings nf the'nnotTalT- mnntVi. . o Horse and Ox Carriage and Wagon little country editor says does not just considerable liter- Gold,K5c,95d, 1.10, 1. 25. 1.55, 1.60. Shoeing. the other. They have to depositors on and General Also It that Veil Pins, 81.85, 2.00. 2.35. 335, 3.50, payable and after January Repairing Blacksmithing. amount to is probable plain, ; & 1908. . anything, but it means a ary significance, and ' L. D. Sanford Co., 2d, . all kinds of Machine Work done. Every day more than one novelist will take Into 3.75. 4.50. after! p. m., all kindsof Plumbing work done deal more than most rea- me Veil Pins, enameled, $4.00, 4.50, 4.75, 6.00. SAMUEL W. great people serious consideration many in mm. 150 Meigs Bldg Conn. BALDWIN. President. at your borne when desired. Shop open week i,. toi these criticisms Bridgeport, HENRY 7 lize. When the editor who is rprtainlv ATWATER, from a. m. too p. m. country ' jays , are valuable as indications of the reader's First Vice President. 135-- 5 201-- 5. calls and looking after but the . - Telephone nothing county vwwpomt. , . . , ENOCH P. HINCK8, printing gives expression to some rat- ouuuoj - .7, :" .1 G. W. Fairchild & Sons. We . Second yiee President. develop eome exciting UIIU Miyi coat,. Offer, !U,o EDWARD W. MARSH, : ional idea about a national question, situations. ' to sale, fol- Secretary and Treasurer. Sellers and Producers of and Kindred Subject the , the man off here in Congress knows Jewelry lowing first mortgages by us on i of tiie sorts at sur- negotiated Use.DeWitt's Little Early Risers, things Better improved Bridgeport Real Estate. Notes have that it comes from the grassroots. prisingly Low Prices, Groceries, pleasant little pills. They are easy to interest coupons attached, principal and in Pancy The lobby, the railroad terest payable at our bank. ' big lawyers Sold "At the Sign of the Chimes," BRIDGEPORT ' take. by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Amount. Appraisal. Bate. Insurance. and that class of people realize the 1 ' 150 $ 600 - 6 Tllir .- Conn. 997 Main St., Cor. P. JO. Arcade, f per cent Vacant lot - power of the press, but they hate I 300 600 6 " " Drugs, it " " CTV m 700 6 have heard them talk about it and BRIDGEPORT, 3i0 - 700 6 " " ' (Incorporated 1842) 'A makes home 800 2,5110 51-- 2" shake their heads, and "Too much phonoerapn brighter . . . 1.200 say, Established 1865. - 51-2- Medicines, and you will find in juanoury at tne ' 900 1,5!0 " Vacant lot CORNER MAIN AND STAVE STS- - power there!" The is more 265 1.000 2.800 6 " 1.W0 press Lewis Phonograph store, Main - ' V 1.500 2.500 5 " .. 1.500 Conn. - , Bridgeport, powerful than money." street, the stock in the state, 2,500 4,500 5 " 3,000 Cards. largest , Post This was not said in but be- Write for a catalog or when In Danbu 2.800 - 5.000 5 " 3,000 flattery, " - call and see what nne music can be 3.250 5.000 5 3.500- cause he had seen on ry 3.5O0 6,000 6 " . Congressmen's - 3,500 had. .. - 3.700 6,000 51-- 3700 M The desks the heaps of country weeklies, 4,500 9,000 6 " 5.000 Trustees of this Bank have declared a W. H. CANFIEL.D, Witch Hazel semi-annu- al and he knew how closely they were DeWitt's Carbolized The Winter Styles A similar llneof Bridgeport Mortgages can dividend (the 130th) at the rate Woodburt. Ct. Sold AT ' usually be furnished. Stocks'and Bonds, of North read. The smallesteditorial paragraph Salve is especially good for piles. listed or unlisted on the New York Stock Ex Fourpercent per annum on all accounts deal tells the, politician of the condition in by Henry Rupf. Newtown, Conn. change. Also in Real Estate, Insurance large and small payable January 2d, 1908. Corbett's Shoe Store, and Surety Bonds. that paper's community, for he knows Deposit made ton or before January 6th W. T. OALUAQHER, SANDY HOOK OX. that it is put there because the editor tl A. BTOHlA. BURR KNAPP, will draw Interest from January 1st, 1908. SUih Hook, Oi. Kind Yoo Haw always BoojSI &, Si, 8akdt We and O f ' has gathered the idea from some one to have a superior line of Shoea ford Bankers and Brokers, Shop near New England Station. Barber j! Mia Tie for Ladles, Men. Boya and in all B. and Hairdresser. Satisfaction In all my wjrk whom he trusts as a leader and the pol- tha latest styles and laata. If tou aro inter Tel. 423. 923 Main Street, , DEFOREST, President open tad even- - guaranteed. Shop erery day itician knows who mam. ested call and fat price. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. LEXANDEB HAWLEY, treasurer. 1 g. ttaioruotunt & specially. approximately that icjuk THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 1008. 5

,The Newtown Bee. 7 Bad Breath. , , Nuwtown, Frlds), Ffliruary W, A wcMnowo obywclan. who Colds Anglo-America- n ondouDtodly knows, dcclurei tlt on Tlie New York Herald Competition bad tircsuh nns broken ol)tnore FAIRFIELD COUNTY. motctic tlmn bad tenipit, TntTtt ro ftrnont Max Pemberton, England lovers who must Sherman. the Chest ' sometimos wish vs. sweethearts their Ask doctor the medical - sweeter your Mrs. Mary jE. Wilkins Freeman, America presented HIRAM S. BARNES. ( mouths to be kissed. name for a cold on the chest. Referee-T- Good teeth cunnot The death of Hiram S. Barnes oc- He will say, "BronchltU." : he Public ' bad prevent breath, curred on 18, at 6 Ask him if it is serious. when the stomach is Saturduy, January ever dlsordea'd. a. m. Mr Barnes was not in robust Lastly, ask him If he pre The best euro for health and an attack of .the grip scribes Aycr's Cherry Pec- START NOW AND WIN CASH PRIZES bad breath is a brought about his decease. He was a toral out of the for this disease. Keep Has or America No feature in cleansing good citizen, upright in all his dealings England produced the literary any publication bodj' by use of in close touch with better novel? aroused so much and always working for the interests your has ever interest as has family physician. Does Max Pcmbcrton's Richard the New York Herald's Anglo-America- n of the community, Mr Barnes held a "Sir Lane's Escombc" eclipse E. Wilkins Free- Family membership in the Modern Woodmen Wt pibliib our formalM Mary Competition. ' man's "The Shoulders of Atlas ? " Medicine of America, which organization he W banUh loohoi It is one more addition to the list t from our modiolus These are the which will be of achievements of the New the tonic laxative. joined about eighteen years ago. He Wo tiro Ton to questions striking This a herb sold In oonault your decided the votes of those who read York Herald's is medicine, was insured for $2,000 in this order. Avers doctor by Sunday Magazine and 25& 500. packages by drug- A sketch of his life has the great competing novels as the in. Section. and it Is more biographical gists saving doctor s Then you tell vour doctor about the bad stalments in the For the Herald's Maga- bills than medicine been furnished by the pastor of his appear New York years Sunday any other has taste In your mouth, loss of appetite for zine has the ever saved, church, the Rev W. E. Caldwell. Herald Sunday Magazine Section. set pace not only for other breakfast, and frequent heidichei, and Are in but also for It cures headache, backache, Hiram S. Barnes was born) April 10, when he sees your cotted tongue, he will you taking part the, contest? Sunday newspapers, monthly Indigestion, constipation and skin, died 1908. He com- say, " tou are bilious." nut If not, start next Sunday-or- der the magazines. diseases. 1843, January 18, Ayer's won wen in sucn cases. New York es of were menced business in New York City in Sunday Herald, read the syn-ops- Its articles timely interest the Made? the J. 0. iyer G. Low.ll, and the fourth fore-runne- of the semi-new- s articles May 1865, with James Talcott, Com- instalments, then send in and which are now features of modern mission Merchant. In September, 1869, your vote your criticism. every Leading Washington Business he removed to New Haven, Conn. Was vDo this every week from now on, monthly., Houses. and Mr J. S. Lane, Mmnd Mr Samuel But no can the Herald's ".'. owner of a majority of the Elm City and win some of the cash prizes. monthly equal N. Jordan. Brooklyn Times. Last week's cash " in because Shirt Manufactory until January 1, prize winners were: Sunday Magazine timeliness, V no can be and dis- 1876, when he removed to Minneapolis, monthly produced harles Carlson has purchased a pi Prize De '. First Elizabeth Binder York, Os--i tributed so quickly. Ottawa County, Kansas, and was sole ano for his children. N. Y. sining, If read the Herald's Mag- owner of the mercantile establishment Second Prize Frederic G. 8 yoy Sunday The Dorcas society recently sent Perine, WareSt,, the best work of the best Are. You of H. S. Barnes for twenty years. Dorchester, Mass. ' azine, you get large bag of clothing to the Connecti Third Prize Mrs writers and artists in the world July 29, 1896, he came to Marceline, Mary Carroll Dowell, 22 stirring cut Children's Aid society. St., Brooklyn, N. Y and romantic stories of where he was in business until about Pierrepont fiction, absorbing to Fourth Prize H. O. Henry, Slade Mansion, real life, interviews with men and women Going Build, three years ago, when he retired on The Board of Relief meets on ThurS' 647 Elmwood Ave., Providence. R. I. ' who do articles Paint or v account of failing health. day of this week. Fifth Prize-- Mrs Frederick Stokes, 1617 Bev- things, striking special Road, Flatbush, and spirited . Kepair Your Buildings ? Mr Barnes united with the Presby erley Brooklyn. pictures. Sixth Prize I. W. Williamson, Carthage, And with the magazine you get the tenan church in JNew zone uty over N. C. West Redding. whole great New York Herald itself the forty years ago, was ruling elder in the Seventh Prize-- Z. S. Crooker, 60 West 126th - News Sections, Comic Section, Art Sec- First Presbyterian church at Minneap St., New York City. IF SO: PERSONAL CHAT. tion 100 all for five olis, Kansas, during his term of resi pages cents. dence in that He was the first Mr and Mrs John Beers were called Lum city. THE NEW YORK New York Buy your Shingle, elder in the Presbyterian church in to New Haven last Friday, on a very HERALD, City ber, etc., at my Yard. Marceline, which position he held until sad errand: Edward Bradneck, a neph his home above-- . He ew of Mrs Beers was killed A complete line of Hard his departure to by a trol was united in to Miss Nettie ley car. Mr Bradneck was well known etc. marriage ware, Nails, A. Hoag on January 30, 1878. Two in this place." Mrs Beers has the sym pie baking, Hamilton Hendrickson re- children-- were born to them. Sidney pathy of all. ' ceived the second prize in pudding and Edward D. Barnum Files. H. v Mr and Mrs Arrent of Virginia are making. The funeral services were held at visiting Mrs Arrent's mother, Mrs ' Mrs Edson Roswell, who has been Greatest file on earth for the money. the home on Tuesday afternoon, Jan- Hefferman, of Long Ridge. under the doctor's care the past month, is is Axes, Rope, uary 21. They were conducted by his Seeing believing, believing seeing, at The average for the Umpawaug is able to be out W. E. who again. pastor, Rev Caldwell, spoke school for last term was 15. The num Jackson's Book 990 Main Twine. . Shop, St., Bridgeport. briefly on the following text, "Blessed ber of scholars 17. Miss Mabel Rider William J. Beehler has received a are the in heart for shall see pure they was neither tardy nor absent during new stock of goods which he purchased God," Matthew 5: 8. the term. ' at the exhibition in New York, last Reduced Prices on and Automobile Coats. The body was taken to Sherman, week. Driving ' The business of the Ladies' Edward D. meeting Former Price Now Conn., by the son, Rev Astrakhan Aid society was held last week, and Homer Martin has beep confined to Cloth, rubber Interlined, $18.00 $14.00 S. F. SEELEY, Barnes. Wool Kersey, Astrakhan lined, 24.00 18.00 new officers elected for the ensuing the house the week. Hen- Wool Kersey, plush lined, muskrat collar, 25.00 20.00 The following persons were chosen past George Wool ' f '. Kersey, plush lined, muskrat collar and facing, 27.50 22.50 : year, drickson and John Martin have been Kersey, marmot lined, Russian mink 50.00 35.00 Washington Depot,' Ct as pall bearers Messrs T. B. Sloey, collar, ' Mrs of his him. Kersey, muskrat lining and collar, 54.00 45.00 C. U. Murray, Brown, H. D. James Carson is on the sick list. taking care routes for V."V' DEALER IN Henry Fur Outside Coats Porter and W. E. Cantlon. The honor- -, Miss Delia Bahret is all are better, C. B. McGuinniss has accepted a po Black Jap. Martin, Quilted lining, 22.50 17.50 ; Black Dog. Coal, . Lime, Cement, ary pall bearers were : Drs Putman glad to know. auilted lining, 25.00 20.00. sition with the Danbury Cash Grocery Eskimo Dog, Imt. Otter Collar, 30.00 25.00 Messrs - Cow, Paints, Hardware, and Fowler; Montgomery, Hay- in New Milford. Galloway 35.00 27.50 Wallaby Blended, muskrat 40.00 35.00. den, Wrenn, Taylor. Collar, etc., etc. Brookfield. Wombat, 55.00 45.00 The sympathy of dear friends Russian Pony, 90.00 75.00 many Russian Pony, I Mrs two '. 60.00 50.00 goes out to Barnes and her I wish that I talk with all sick Ladies' Automobile Coats at Low Prices. Sheep LInec Corduroy Reversible Coats NEWS IN BRIEF. might at 20 per cent Reduction. v sons, and earnestly pray that they may ones about the actual cause of Stomach, God's Mrs Wilbur H. Lee and Ken- have sustaining grace through son, Heart and Kidney ailments. To ex- The Peck & Lines Co., all their sorrows. Two of Long Meadow have been 185-20- 7 For brothers, the neth, Hill, plain in person how weak Stomach Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Hon Andrew G., and George A., who spending a few days in Danbury, the nerves leads to Stomach weakness. ' Mr Mrs live in New Milford and Sherman, guests of and John H. Lee. am sure would interest all. And it "onn., remain to mourn their loss. Andrew Piskura of Long Meadow is the same with weak hearts or weak wwwvMvMxMNssarsgKgaawwww5. Groceries aftd Mr Barnes was a quiet, conscien Hill, who has-bee- laid with the This is n up Kidneys. why my prescription Have 'Christian you selectejd Valentines tious, faithful, man, who grip, has so far recovered as to be able Dr Shoop's Restorative-- so promptly your Goods in Dry has deeply interested all that per- to be out at work again. reaches ailments of the Stomach, Heart i to send The girls? tained to the advancement to the ' the Store of king- Mrs Lucy Thompson, who has been and Kidneys. It is wrong to drug the Visit dom of God. He had friends in Hayes & Betts, many suffering with the ' grip, is now im- Stomach or stimulate the Heart or Kid this who feel 993 Main Street, Conn. community that they proving nicely. " neys. These weaR inside nerves simply Bridgeport, Coggswell & Wettereau, have lost a true friend and wise coun- need more Restorative Henry" L. Foote, J. Wesley Wells and strength. My Ct. selor. Marceline (Mo) Journal. is the made Washington Depot, Andrew Elsenboss, who compose the only prescription expressly nerves.' to board of relief, held their first meet- fpr these Next seeing you NOVEL CELEBRATION- ARLING-- . will be to mail ing last Saturday, at the Town hall. personally, you free, my CarfBader, TON FOLKS WHO SUMMER AT new booklet entitled, "What To Do." Mrs W. R.' Geddis and Miss Florence Bridgeport Hydraulic Stock, SHERMAN, CONN., HAVE BUILT will also send samples of my Restor Company Market, Wed- Washington Depot Vroman were in Danbury last " ARTIFICIAL LAKE THERE. ative aSjWell. Write for the book to- Preferred Washington Depot. nesday. Bridgeport Gaslight Stock, day. It will surely interest you. Ad- A full line of Meats always on band. Game A novel dinner party was given at Ha- 11 nvlmA H !l f t V Miss Lucy Sagendorf of New New, New Haven & Hartford If nn.a imLalsavfl nf 1 dress Dr Shoop, Box 8, Wis. Right, U IUO HOIUUUi n J 1 J the residence of Mr and Mrs Edward P. Racine, and prices reasonable. ven was a guest, last week, of her pa- Sold all dealers. at 62 Ashford Tues- by New York, New Haven & Hartford New Debenture Mallinson, street, rents, Mr and Mrs J. W.'Sagendorf. 6's. day night. The chief decoration of A.M. Burt had the misfortune, last the table was a miniature lake, in ! Dr LEWIS. week, to lose a good horse. Stop that tickling Cough Shoop's ' I. F. which and silver HINCKS BROS. & Bond Manufacturer of disported gold fish, Cough Cure will surely stop it and with CO., Dealers, ' Mrs William B. Nichols a few a a T 1 1 and in which small dolls in spent Court ana mimicry perfect safety. It is so thoroughly Exchange Bldg., 207 State St., Bridgeport, Conn. Harness, blankets, iiobes maidens stood in water days last week in Bridgeport with her of sporting up harmless that Dr Shoop tells mothers ankles. daughter, Mrs George H. Wood. Stable (roods. to the tops of their In," this to use nothing else even with very and other was the ex- , Miss Clara Fairchild of Westport John St.. Brtdswpwt. ways depicted young babies. The wholesome green next summer to be de- has a few the guest pected pleasures spent days here, leaves and tender stems of a lung heal- from lake which the of Miss Claire Baldwin. rived an artificial ing mountainous shrub furnish the. cura- clan of residents of the Wilson, Arling William J. Beehler attended the an- tive properties to Dr Shoop's Cough ton who summer at Sherman section, nual opening exhibition of the Nation- Cure. It calms the cough and heals the The National ' FOR have built for their and City Bajik, FSTABLISHMENT Conn, pleasure al Casket Co., in New York, last week. sensitive bronchial membranes. No lands. The of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn. the improvement of their opium, no chloroform, nothing harsh "VV ST Bridbefot Conn. At' the gentlemen's supper given at lake has been in process of building Demand Dr ' the chapel of the Congregational used to injure or suppress. for two years and more and the din- Take Sold all ESTABLISHED 1854. church, last Friday evening, C. E. Shoop's. no other. by ner was in celebration of the fact that Capital, $250,000.00 V Vroman carried off the first prize in druggists. , a few days ago it was completed and Surplus and Profits, 320,000.00 Rheumatism is now ready for stocking with fish. It is forty acres in extent and will be DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. maintained as a fish preserve and boat- H. B. TERR1LL, Asst Cashier. 1 bays found a tried and tested care for Shea, ing resort for the Brooklyn folks who - th That your Prescription is filled as your physio- nuttlsm Not a remedy that will straighten own cottages there and others of the, distorted limbs of chronic cripples, nor turn bony clan. an would like to have it? If sd, bring it here. growths back to flesh again. That Is Impossible. v But I can now surely kill the pains and pangs of The Rev Warren H. Wilson, who, this deplorable disease. before he came to the Arlington Aven- ; In with a Chemist In the City of We Sell Germany ue Presbyterian church, was located at O"!. Pharmacy, The Darmstadt I found the last ingredient with of sum- Cornpr Main and Elm Fts.,' Conn. which Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Bemedy was made Sherman, started the colony Bridgeport, a perfected, dependable prescription. Without mer cottage owners, and now there is OSTERMOOR MATTRESS. that last ingredient, I successfully treated many, "quite a Brooklyn aspect to the place. many cases of Rheumatism ; but now, at last, ituni- GET YOUR We have the ones you see advertised so extensively. The $30 kind for $18.50. We also The dinner was a jolly one i and every $15.50 ones in 2 Write. or call for circulars. formly cures all curable cases of this heretofore have parts. Telephone descriptive sand-lik- knew included much dreaded disease. Those e granular one who how, and that wastes, found in Rheumatic Blood, seem to dissolve about all, made speeches congratula- Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco and pass away under the action of this remedy at tory about the lake. Swimming match- freely as does sugar when added to pure water. And Smokers' Suppllesof all kinds at the reliable store. N. & Co., es were arranged for and an assortment Buckingham Inc., And then, when dissolved, these poisonous waste, ESTABLISHED 1842. fish was for the lake freely pass from the system, and the cause of of suggested V D. D. SMITH, Is forever. There is now no close canned - - Bheumetism gone that would stock it as as 44 Fairfield Ave, Opu. Poll's. ' Bridgeport, Conn. 177 Slate Street. - Corji?. no actual excuse to fuller with, PrHwert, real need longer sardines. those who were Do not forget that we the most complete line ot in tbe t Among carry sporting goods city. N. e we refinish and we furniture at reasonable rates. out help. We sell, and in confidence recommend repair, upholster Sherman-ite-s: ' : present were the following 1 ; The Rev and Mrs Warren H. Dr. Wilson. Mr and Mrs Andrew McLean, I Buying Glasses for Your Children The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., Shoop's Mr and Mrs J. F. Bidstrup, Mr and a matter should be (riven careful attention. Their Is that eyes 64 Bank Conn. Mrs Herman Mr and Mrs Fred- I should be most carefully fitted no guesswork and the lenses ground to meet their Street, Derby, Jauck, t Individual needs. It Is never safe to take chances. eric Godfrey, Mr snd Mrs Henry T. Cure Cancer at their Sanatarlum and guarantee a positive cure. The-rals- 'treat mlld Rheumatic Remedy F. LYMAN, 920 Main cases and old sores at your home If desired and can send you a blood medicine that-wil- cure Munch, Dr and Mrs Sidney E. Smith, Mfg. Optician, St., Bridgeport. Internal growth of all kinds. Correspondence soliclSed. References gladly given. "ALL DEALERS" Mr and Mrs William'B. Tiebout, Mr ESTABLISHED FOR EIGHT TEARS. THE INium aOW.N BEE, FRIDAY, FEBHUAUY 7, 1003.

jltj uL tjJn A i i- - f ATrouserSale. JVIake Haste, Gentlemen. V Prices Have Struck Bottom.

. 0" Trousers nccumuliito in'every Clothinj stock, and wo prefer to sell them rather than' carry them to another season. Most every man litis room in his wardrobe for a or two of extra trousers when ho pair cun buy at these jr. See the Point? K Mi V prices: x Is Itiwnd to jili ii' von If yon irhv us I he ' rllllWM!, I'MIHN'llllly 111 lll WllMl llllf. Villi 2.50 and 3.00 Trousers, worsteds, cheviots, I'lll'tlTU WrOlU' IHTl tt'lli'll I'VI'IV IflKlll iiolut Mun you Kirulirlit In I lit fanti. Wo wuiii vuur cassirneres, L,urthKllu',n Sale Price, $2.00 trmlii; wc'r nllllni; lo trim prices mlhiy - clout' to ifi't it. For iniiiniil MalLsfueil in.i'it'iii' $3.50 grades at 2.50 In ami let u show you Imw, on a iuivinst of 4.00 nny reiisoimlile size we run trim off a .living qualities at 3.00 tmery round dollar. PKF.TIIti I'OIYf? 5.00 kinds at ' 3.75 M. w. HILL, j t 6.U0 grades at 4.50 New Mllford, Conn. j Make your selection early while the size .assortment ; U at its best. . Sweaters ! HATCH & DEWEY, New Milford. Great Barrinffton. '. A Sale ...... JTLaST. . - Closing Out L ,Af&.....jg T "urn" on these Goods at .Jjt ...... Bargain Prices. To Appear at the New Milford Opera House, February 14.

A Complete Stock of Bee. AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS. heifers of Barlow Brothers of bhtrman The Newtown Charles Peterson has sold his tobacco and oni of Merwin Hine. Odd and End 18279 Rolls Men's FURNISHINGS Newtown. I'rlday. February 7. litis. crop to Edward Wildman. who is buy- Sale of ing for G. Falk & Brother of Lancas- "MY BUSY DAY," SAYS SAM. ter, Pa. NeAr Kilford. o. J. rerris, the hustling ice man, Wall F. J. Turriil of Wellesville has sold Paper. Wall Degan operations tilling his large ice Paper h3 of tobacco to J. Stuart Hal-pin- e. At EDWARD HINE. crop houses, west of the village, Monday In order to clear our McMahon's, . Over Ice 13 and 12 inches thick is being har shelves for the new 1908 Patterns 300 Patterns. MyGATT-PIiUM- B BliOCR, The body of Edward Hineof New E. 0. Marsh is assorting the tobacco vested. of Wall Paper daily we Cor. Bank Rochelle, N. Y., was brought to New arriving, GRAND assortment"; ECO- - and Railroad Streets, of Hatch Brothers. are the odds and left Milford for burial. Monday. Rev Mr crop selling ends, NOMICAL NEW MILFORD. over from our 1907 contain- prices. Smith of New Rochelle officiated at A. H. McMahon has sold his crop of NEW FIRM BEGINS BUSINESS. stock, committal service the Center tobacco raised on the Plains to G. Falk ing many pretty patterns at cost the at A was entered into, & partnership prices and less. A. WAY cemetery. Mr Hine was 7a years old, Brother. ;' C CO., Wednesday, by Lf A. Miller and A will to call son of Anan Hine. A wife, son It pay you at once. Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Shades, Scree ns.etc. the GRANGE INSTALLATION. W. Hodge, to conduct the grocery and and survive him. Mr Hine New Milford, Ct. We Cover AH daughter The following officers of bottling business, under the firm name Aspetuck 143-- was for many in the Telephone 3. engaged years urange tor tne year of Miller & Hodge, succeeding Hunt John manufacture of tin ware in New York valley coming Hannon, Your Needs were installed by Worthy Brother and and Miller. Mr Hunt and Mr Miller City. The pall bearers, Monday, were Nicholas Master of Housatonic Pomona Grange had been associated in business for 18 . Square, Postmaster H. Jackson, D. W. v A. H George H. W. Treat of Bridgewater assisted years, the change being brought about New McMahon, Pepper, Henry D. Hine, C. N. Hall, Milford, Ct., .In drug store goods of ev- by Mrs John W. Chase of Kent, Janu by the ill health of Clark Hunt, a gen Ageht for the kind we needs. H. B. Hoyt and W. G. Green. ery cover your ary 28: tleman held in the highest esteem. Paints, Glass, etc. GURNEY Supplies for home, bath ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK Master, George W. Squires. sick-roo- m and are all Benedict-Lecturer- Steam and Hot Water Heaters. nursery HOLDERS OF NEW MIL Overseer, Frank E. FOUR FINGERS TAKEN OFF. Puritan and B. M. C. Best Patent found here in great profusion. Mrs G. N. Abbott. FORD FAIR. : Plumbing In all its Branches. Deliveries made Arthur Law, who lost four fingers in Flour. promptly Steward, Calvin C. Benedict. Estimates free. Call before The annual meeting of the stockhold a planing machine at the Upholstery you buy. and prices are as low as is Assistant Steward, Milton Hall. Milford The West Shore and Round Oak Stoves neefl ers of the New Milford Agricultural works, last Tuesday, is getting along New Grocery Co., no puff. They are the best. , consistent with quality. Chaplain, John H. Hall. society was held at the office of Judge well. Drs Barker and Bostwick Bailioad St, KewMilfokd. Treasurer, George N. Abbott. J. F. Addis, Monday afternoon, with dressed the wounds. Albert H. McMahon, , W. R. Benedict. about a dozen men in attendance. The Secretary, Gate Edward Mitchell STILL RIVER. . Bridge Street, New Milford. W. N. Noble, old hoard of officers was as Keeper, A BIRTHDAY Mr and Mrs proxy for Harry Hurd.. . SURPRISE.' Wallace B.Cummings en follows : George A. Durgy, James S. , DRUGGIST, Ceres, Anna Stone. On 28, "The tertained a party of friends at their Sullivan, W. B. Pell,. Noble Bennitt, January' Elms," the Taylor & Buckingham, Pomona, Mrs S. B. Hendricks. home of Mr and Mrs C. B, home, last week Wednesday evening.V Bank Street, New Milford. A. J. McMahon, Homer L. Wanzer, spacious Coatractoro aad Builatrt,' Flora, Mn. Calvin Benedict. was scene Dancing was enjoyed until the small ' George A. Barnes, John F. Addis, Hu Buckingham the of merri Railroad Street, New Milford, Ot. $ Telephone 98. Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs W. D, ment and festivity. When Mr Buck hours of the morning. At midnight re bert Thomas, R. C. Mallory and T. F. ' Estimates cheerfully furnished on larro ar Stone. entered his freshments were served. The occasion small contracts. Young. The directors organized by ingham home, Tuesday After the installation exercises were he was was a very enjoyable one for all. electing Noble Bennitt, president ; A. evening, pleasantly surprised over a collation was served by the to find ' S J. McMahon, vice president; J. E. gathered there about sixty Percy E. Collin spent Sunday in & Grange to visiting patrons and others. friends and who had Branford his Charles Fowler Hungerford, secretary ; and E. J. Em neighbors met to with brother, Toquet, While the food was being prepared, celebrate his 49th Whist and who is ill. mons, treasurer. ihe meeting aa-- birthday. Collins, quite seriously Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, some of the brothers and sisters assist to the ourned to February 15, when the dancing strains of Mr Turrill's There was a very pleasant novelty v Mrs- Surveyors. ed by Mr and W. B. Birkins and . were stockholders will authorize a legal sale orchestra enjoyed during the social, last Friday evening, at the the which Brown & Knapp others, passed time by singing night. At 12 o'clock refreshments which well Building, of the Fair grounds. Five parties Quaker church, was attend BANK ST., NEW MILFORD OT. was much by-al- L thanks stood to offer a bid. The New enjoyed Many were served. The gentlemen present ed. A. L. Conkey of New Milford fur- ready Telephone 114. . v are due Mr Treat, Mrs Chase, Mr and ed Mr foot-re- st Milford Driving club have raised $1,700 Buckingham with a nished music for the occasion. Refresh- Mrs Birkins and all others who assisted and an Mission-Woo- d arm-cha- ir by subscription to buy the property, elegant ments were served. A nice time was by their or otherwise in help in which he and it is hoped the track may be presence was advised to take com. had by all who attended. Steam and ing to pass a pleasant evening whieh fort. Other gifts were a ash picture, Walter Campbell and family of New Mot Water helps to cement the ties of rural com etc. The host and host- tray, cigars, Haven have returned to their home aft Unique Heaters, munities. v ess were gratified by the beaming ex ALL THE WORLD SHOULD HEAR er a week's stay here with Mr Camp Manufactured by , pressions on their guests' countenances, "THE TQYMAKERS." v REV A. L. FOSTER TO PREACH. bell's mother Mrs Laura Campbell. a proof of the delightful time which J. A. NORTH POP, Choice "All the world loves a lover' and all Rev A. L. Foster of who ' There was an barn rais Prop., Groceries. Litchfield, everybody declared they had. New Milford, Conn. the world loves to laugh and here we has two with ing at the Lilly Brook Farm, last week stock Grocerids is se supplied for Sundays Out of very carefully have Incted and of the highest quality. No matter two lovers who laugh their way great acceptance, the pulpit of the Tuesday, when Mr Silling had the what you may want In our linn, you will like The dance in the Marbledale hall into the hearts of the auiience with Congregational church,-- ..will frame to his large new barn raised. ly iinci it here or a quality ana at a price that preach the will suit you. Purity of food is of the utmost merry jingles and sprightly music that next given by Grange, last week, under The neighbors all turned out and helped and is a that we are ever again, Sunday. Edward P. importance, point makes blood The the direction of the entertainment com- with Martin vigilant about You will find here. Groceries the run warm again. the work and the frame went up with ex- mittee was well attended and en- - of h gh quality moderate prices, great pictures, the great books and the Mrs Robert Early has ben spending much like clock work. '. After the work was PLUMBING and cellent service., all who great operas that live in the hearts of a few days in New York. oyed by participated in it. A done refreshments were served. John HEATING neat little sum was realized to be C. I. the people, have always a simple theme Miss L. E. has been on a Warner has the contract for building All Kinds LEACH, Spatcher into of Tin andSheet Iron Work a s" turned the Grange hall funds, the the barn when is that strikes true key. "The to Hartford and Middletown dur- and it completed it - Church Street, New Milford. trip 180 Railroad St., NEW MILFORD, CT. goal for which the been te is the of a but Grange has will be fine stock barn. -- 2. story simple the week. a Tel 107-- 4. X .'" - Telephone ,. ing No eccentric who working for the past four years to have rather maker of toys Miss Annie Gambon John J. Waters is enjoying a new passed Sunday a home and for. tried for many years to make an elec place meeting. in his Line in Kent with her mother, Mrs Mary graphophone homp, purchased of The Best in the tric doll that could be brought to life. Many attended the wedding anniver Gambon. . Frank Soule of New Milford. of He deed of and Mrs County apparently accomplished the sary .Mr Henry Kinney in sold his Mr and Mrs James Whaley of Bridge- William Wanzer large crop of ORGANS and the whole action of the play de Northville, last week, and this week about 25 tons of tobacco, last week to cSi?' port are the happy parents of a daugh- pends upon the adroit devices of the are invited to met with W. B. Leaven- Have concluded to follow my old occupa- ter, born on 2. Falk & Brother of Lancaster, Pa., tion once more. Organs should be cleaned Fancy Driving belle who takes the of February worth to the fantastic and village place "trip light toe." and has loa?ed on two cars at Still overhauled every two years to prevent AND doll Mrs David Miller has returned from the moths from eating the felts. Will do the the beautiful at the psychologic Miss Oliver spent Sunday in Bethel, work at your house and save Mt Sinai in New River for shipment, the past week. you the trouble moment and the ensuing merry scenes hospital York, where of shipping the organ away. My prices are she underwent a successful jj. j. miner Degan tilling the ice Albert Waters had the' misfortune reasonable, so anyone can alford to have the both droll and and operation, . Work Harnesses. are diverting keep house Miller & work done. Satisfaction guaranteed. She is of Hodge, Tuesday. to stick a rusty nail into one of his the audience at a pitch ot intense ex now improving nicely. Temperance Pool Room. See me and Save Money. D. McMahon, the popular tailor, has feet, last week, laying him up for sev- citement and lively anticipation. The Good digestion and good health come a good line of shoes, to guaranteed eral days. He is now able to be out whole opera is briming1 over with from shredded whole wheat for break wear and stand the storm. A line of hats received. Also some again. A.W.Dayton, sparkling wit and comical situations. fast, for every day in the year. At stylish just y:. Opp. New House. - ome winter caps. Good England New Milford Frank Evitts, be musical Charles I. all han, values in The house of Ira J. Waters had a r, U. Address, Lock Box 115. It may truly called, a ab Leach's, where the cere men s trousers. wholesome als on marBet can narrow escape from being burned to the New surdity with a clean, play the be bought. Railroad Street, Milford, C. E. Riddiford Is headquarters for last week of wit and humor from , to ground, Wednesday night beginning Miss Mildred Emmons, who has been correct ana worn in watch sausractory The himney got on fire but with the end. Some bright 'singers, comedians critically ill with pneumonia, is con and clock repairing. One Ma f and dancers called "The Jollities" will help of neighbuors he was able to put valescing. Watch and clock repairing promptly H. D. Hine, Olive Oil "The at the Opera it out before the house was set on fire. The give Toymakers" Oranges 25c dozen, prime and nice at awet aea to at ine store or ju . w. am House on 14, for one Ihe wall about the chimney got very PHOTOGRAPHIC Sold Id this is adulterat- Friday, February Charles I. Leach's. country warm but wa3 not set on ed with linseed oil or gome other inftre'lient, night only, and as a clever, refined For a refreshing glass of soda water fortunately ARTIST. nd usually a very poor article. For absolute- Arthur Mansfield, the genial Brook call fire. - olive oil 'In flavor, up Id company they have met with crowded with pure syrups at the druir store ly pur" per'xt put field miller, was a visitor in town, Mon or cans direct from Italy go to houses. This play was Vritten by Aioerc juvitts. day. Southville. G. B. 80HIAPPACASSE. Charles Felton Pidgin, who wrote the When driving into New Milford to 200 Styles of Picture Frames. Mrs the sheds at the store of New MtlforC. book, and this same author wrote the Chauncey Smith of Lee, Mass., trade, Ackley, Call and see them. ' Hatch & Marsh wlil be found conven D. Beers of Danbury was a guest of famous Adams is a guest of Mrs Henry Ives. "Quincy Sawyer" ient, while this firm's large stock of Mrs L. Welton, last Monday. which was known all over the country Mrs Hanchett, who has been ill with meat,and feed will be found " ' groceries, Harry Conney, withjhis gasoline en STUDIO: ! as "the greatest New England play bronchitis, is able to be out again. attractive to economical buyers. gine, is sawing up wood piles for peo Post Office Block, New Milford Restaurant ever written." It was full of quaint Carl Pearson of Washington deli F. E. Soule has the sole for ' agency ple Fenn New England 'humor and this latest ered his tobacco, Tuesday, to the ware New Milford for the Buck Cigar. Montana, book and is Frank Carlson's wife and little son KewMUford play based .upon the strong house of J. Albert Carlson. W. N. Noble is ofFerinsr MygattBlC EallroadSt Druggist a are on the sick under the care of healthy wit of "Old England" and complete line of the famous Wallace list, Heals served at AH Hours. Horace Allen and William Curtis Dr Leslie. Give Me A Call. handled in a original manner, both confections. 5 We' Cover very have sold standing timber to Isaac Ter- and R, W. L. Wendt, the jeweler, is H. C Northrop entertained a select striking entertaining. ry of Bethel, who ha s Metcalf 's steam All located in the Andrews block, opposite company with his phonograph,' one Your Needs. CONGREGATIONAL "CHURCH saw mill at worn on the lob. There E.N. BURWELL, the Bank building. evening recently. SnnnliM fnr are about 5000 ties in the job. and NOTES. will interest to call and see There will be a convention held here sery sick room are all found at our shop. Painting and Paper Hanging. It you Rev Charles H. Smith of Mrs John Elsnor sailed from New fleeced First Class Work and Reasonable Prices. Barre, those white lined robes at the in the church, Friday, Saturday and York, Tuesday, for a visit in Germany. Albert ' Wills villi Arc, Niw Mn.rOBD. Mass., will .preach at the Congrega- store of Frank Evitts. They are just Sunday. Services in charge of Rev Evitts, Drawriat. tional 16. Horace Allen has two fine for zero Telephone 33, , NEW MILFORD. may be left with 0. A. Way Oo. church, February bought the thing weather. J. F. Hazel ' , s

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THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7 1008. v X

! Duncan & Canfleld's !

' I A V ! 1 Antmm G ! Sale Commencing Saturday, Feb. 8, Ending Saturday, Feb. 15. As is always our custom we clean out all our odds and ends' at the end of each season. Overcoats. wmmm All our coats included in this sale. $5, 7.30, 10.00, 11.50, $12.50, 14.00 and I7.OO, Coats that were sold from $7.50 to $25. Not all sizes but we are sure to please you in some of them. formerly ...... t Suits. Only one op two of a kind, $7.50', 8.50, 10.00, 1 1.50, 12.50, 14.00, 17.00; Suits we sold from $10.00 to ; $25.00. SHIRTS All our $1.00 and 1,50 ones, at 75c. If you ever want a shirt don't miss this sale. A few stiff bosom Shirts at 65c; $1 and 1.50 quality. ". Boys' Sweaters at 65c, the dollar kind. Men's Sweaters, $1 and $1.50; formerly $1.50 and 2.00.

: of Other Good Bargains. Don't Miss Them. . f J.. Plenty ',7 M DUNCAN & CANFIELD,

Head-to-Fo- ot New Outfitters, - Milford, Connecticut. .A

HULL'S HILL. ment of the-sam- character, fhere from station to station wider the new Beb. Southbury. are who contribute operators' rule, is again at her home Newtown C. wel- many people gen- The Mr and Mrs Christenson here and Mr Van Duesen is in Brook-fiel- d, erously to the supper at these dances Newtown. Friday, February 7. 1907. comed a little daughter at their home, this week. ; LOCAL BRIEFS. who while they attend, never dance, from January 26. Nurse O'Donnell'has returned and an occasional entertainment is very caring for John Fairchild of Sharon Miss Katharine Johnson attended the New has men John Dalquistof Haven min his last illness. Jj Poultry NEW HAVEN COUNTY. of A. on highly appreciated by them. The during annual meeting th,e ,D. R. been visiting his sister. Mrs H. John- visited1 Mrs strels wiii begin promptly at 8 p. m., 4$ We have in our mid-- Monday in Waterbury and son. and the dancing at 9.30 p. m. 40 die window an "Electrohen" G. A. Lamphier in Watertown. TrlJinVinfH South Britain. The friends and neighbors of Mr and an1 nn D.nnJn. Marbledale. combined Mrs Mary Stone is visiting her son, Mrs Rodgers gave them a surprise Jan operated solely by LOCAL NOTES. in New Haven. ' ' was en- - mj fciectneity. Charles, uary 10. Music and dancing LITCHFIELD COUNTY. We'll have this machine in yk JLT 2$ The dance held in the new factory ' C. M. Perry attended the wedding of ioyed till mo'rnnig. All reported a good ST ANDREW'S. 1f( operation in about Ten Days, building, Friday evening, was well at Miss Mabel Blake and P. C Lamphier time. ;:"':' Bridgewater. AO when you can see the entire ijL St Andrew's Guild held a sewing so process of Artificial tended and ;$50 was cleared, which at Trinity church, Tarrington, on Ole Olson. Sr.. sold his horse and J! Hatching, it DEATH OF DAVID BANKHEAD. ciety at the rectory on Thursday and was given the library. Wednesday., a fine stepper f Mr Anderson bought afternoon. This week will Second: Pipping of the Shells, and fc is ill Died in Friday it qft Charles Bradley seriously at Roberts delivered a very" of Derby. Bridgewater, February the Chicks cominit out. Z Rev John be on Wednesday, unless the is Third : The chicks hatched his home here. Dr Leibert attends 19QS, at the residence of Mr and Mrs day ont, and ft interesting lecture, last Sunday even The silica mine will close for the fA running around inside tlie Nursery. tTZ very unpleasant. Sunday was so very The Chicks a him. 1. Robert Greer, David Bankhead, aged W Fourth: day or two f an account oi.his escape winter about February cold such i old outside the NurseiTi in VZ ing, giving 78 with a high wind that 0 running WMliam fl. 'Veness was taken ill years. The funeral took place .on mm iui?u wiem. from the Boxers in China in 1900. Mr Mr and Mrs William Buckingham small number were out at St An- joju ysuv iui J 5, at the resi while in on business, one Wednesday, February ' Waterbury iRoberts, who was a missionary of the a few at Mrs Lillian Rich- drews'. 4 This will be watched by hun-'- A spent days dence of Mr and Mrs Robert Greer. day lacit week. 'and has not been able American Board in Kalgan, narrowly ards'. au areas oi interested persons, as 1 The interment was at the Center cem Mrs S, H. who has been ill, ?J it will be the first of kind to attend to Ms business here since. escaped with his life. He with several dark, its Pf etery. is better. f shown in Connecticut. We are flf Samuel Ray is working for C Leroy .others, Swedish missionaries, woman Southford. 40 sole Agents for these Incubat- - ijL Mrs Li. u. if enn a lew in Mitchell. and children, made their way through Mr and Mrs William Welton enter spent days n "iu aiou we ntguiar ivero- - r last ene Incubat-A- O 'Mitchell Mongolia 1000 miles across the desert tained friends from Woodbury for a Merryall, week, with her grand 1 burning Cyphers Miss Judith entertained a A MODEL POULTRY HOUSE, ors and Kobi Russian few week. daughter, Mrs P. B. Smith. Brooders of the 1908 IjL thimble party, Thursday afternoon; 14 of to the (dominions, .days, last Pattern. 'W. 0. Trask has added two scratch ... - ladies were and spent, an en-- Where they found friends and took pas- J-- B. Pitcher commenced Arthur White has so far recovered present ing rooms, one at each end of his hen assorting sage on the Siberian railroad 4000 .miles tobacco at his from his illness as to be down stairs ' joyable afternoon. Luncheon was 5s car warehouse, last Monday, 43 la. to house. J. U. Strong doing the served at 5 o'clock. St Petersburg. ' giving employment to a few mtn. To- W. 0. Corning has been confined to penter work. The Hard-- ? oacco JNew York werem the house for a or two is Danbury Ice mien are taking advantage of the; 'George Shelton is making extensive ftuyers irom day but 43 Mrs and Mr and town able to cold weather toifill their ice houses. improvements on his house, changing William Hydrick a few days, this week, the guests again be out ware Co., of the Mrs Charles Shepard visited Hartford, of Mr Pitcher. two 4 A Miss Mary Piatt and Miss Gladys, the whole interior arrangements MrsDougal has hens setting. in a hot and last Thurdsay. Mr ana Mrs Lee uickmson were We will not hatch until the 4? Pierce are visiting Mrs Jessie Fowler rooms, putting bathroom, t. hope they 249-- 25 1 Main St, N. Y. cold water, with ail the modern im- Mr and Mrs T. J. WyEe were home given a surprise party on Friday even weather moderates. 43 in Rochester. " provements. H. Baldwin is doing the over Sunday. " ing, January 31, it being their 25th 43 Dakbfrt. " Miss Olive Pierce visited her moth- There was a dance given in the hall, work and F. F. Hitchcock wedding anniversary. .; carpenter Mrs Clifford Hawley of Southbury last Friday night, by people. 43 er in Southford, recently. ' ' Merryall the plumbing. r street-ha- been caring for her mother, A good attendance and good time is re ' Miss Cass of Waterbury is visiting1 Mrs Franklin who has been Edward .. who has teen Nichols, ported. her brother, 'George Cass. Murphy, .very West Cornwall. sick with typhoid fever, is recovering. suffering from biliousness and indiges- Cass has been suffering with tion. George Charles M. Perry attended .tiie wed lame lenee. Dr Leibert was called HaVley A DOUBLE WEDDING. a .of a friend in Torring.ton, .last Mrs Martha has&een quite New Milford. ding Announcements Kent to care for the injury. indisposed with grip. have been received Wednesday. of the marriage of Miss Eva Handlin of of Hubert Mitchell Mrs is the The little girl Mary Munson, who has been home Nancy Bradley spending this place to Robert Pnndle of Sharon seriously ill with cold on the Mrs U. at Lakeville. DUNCAN & CLEAR has been for several weeks, has gone to Iuev 0. winter with her daughter, J. Wednesday evening. Jan CANFIELD'S KENT HOLLOW. 22. The occasion lungs. Among other afflicted ones are Strong. uary was a double ANCE SALE. J. Eange's in Guilford. for at the same Williams, of Mrs wedding time William Winnifred daughter was Andrew Benson has completed his Service will be held at the school- - Harry Brown from New Haven Handlin, formerly of this place, but Duncan & Robert Jr. hen-hous- Canfield, the Bank Abbie Williams, Mitchells new e, now an of popular house nn Runrlnv novt Iiq fifU home over Sunday. silo, also his cementing employe the N. Y., N. H. & Mr, and Mrs Charles Hotwikiss baby, Mr H. R. R., at Canaan, was united to street clothiers, begin their the floors, making them rat proof. v IT vAw I tJm Mrs William E. Edith Brewer is ill with a cold. Dr Miss Ellen Anderson of that clearance sale on which will T Mrs C. B. Pierce, Benson is a husfler. place. Saturday, at 3 p. m. and the entire of S. Leibert attends her. continue to the 15th. The firm have Mitchell family Charles is and convert Johnson att- Bine sawing CHURCH NOTES. L. Pierce. ;' Miss Katharine Minerva put'in the knife deeply on prices and it ing the timber on land lately purchased ended the meeting of Milicent Porter The evening service next Sunday will promises to be a busy selling week with THE JUMPING OFF PLACE Canfield and owned by Walter Wheeler, into ties. be devoted to Christian Endeavor inter- Mr and Mrs Samuel visited Chapter in Waterbury, last Monday. . them. Look up their big advertisement lumber, etc. ests and a pleasing has in Milford, last week. program been and be to take G. N. Wakelee was home, last week. arranged by the committee, with extra prepared advantage of 1 : Charles Munson is cutting a woodpile the offered. Rev Wallace had a carload music and interesting articles by dif- bargains "Consumption had me in its grasp : Mrs Leibert had a painful abesess in Nutting in woods for H. E. Warner. ferent Endeavorers. - and I had almost reached the of cattle arrive, last week, and ex L.. U i . rt . i jumping her eye. Arthur Blakesee is one week uumu atrvice last ounaay was in " working off place when I was advised to pects to stock his farm.' we atternoon instead of SECRET SOC1E1Y NOTES. try Dr '. . W. next for the evening. for 0. Trask. and the The King's New Discovery ; and I want Mr Demming presented the library Mrs Rotherforth is still confined to S. S. club Tuesday last met with A of New Milford to Michael Fanning. Alfred Blakeslee is regular meeting beautiful oil in a shad ffliss Minnie & Cochrane. . say right now, it saved my life. with a painting the house by illness. Black mar's. lodge, No. 292, New England Order of helping at Nat began with the first bottle, -- ow box frame which makes a pleasing Wilson is sick with a cola. Protection, will be held Tuesday even- Erick Mrs C. A. Miller and her and after one dozen bottles addition to the library room, several daughter. 11. taking I J Mr ing, February There were services at Sacred Heart visited Miller in Pittsfield was a well and happy man new books have been added lately. Farms. over again," in last Quaker's isunaay. Last week it was Mas- I ' ' church White Oak, Sunday says George Moore, of Grimesland, N. . ter Clavton who went to see his father. A social dance under the auspices of The names of the of the South morning. Mrs Miller's brother. W. H. Tiavid C. As a remedy for coughs and colds pupils GOOD ENTERTAINMENTS PROM Palm Rebekah lodge will be held in Britain Center school whose attendance Miss Huxley was called home by the of Ellsworth, was at the 'hotel during and healer of weak, sore lungs and for ISED. iter uusence. Odd, Fellows' hall, Wednesday evening, is for the month of January is death, of her grandmother, last Satur- preventing pneumonia New Discovery perfect Dr H. G. Stevens of New February 19. ' O. Vi'-- v to the storm, the dance which Preston is 50c and ' as follows: Martha day. , Owing spent Sunday in town. supreme. $1.00 at , was on un Miss Kate was the of R. H. Beers & Newtown Stanley Anderson. Number of pupils Seth N. Beecher and wife from Wa to nave been held the Z4th Mrs F. Arlington Yutzler- - has re Bray guest Co., ; Taylor, der the of the Ladies' Guild, to New friends in the week. Curtis & Co.. Sandy Hook: P.J. Gar. during jthe month, 34; average attend- are visiting at Henry Ward auspices turned crpm her trip Haven. Danbury, during terbury Mrs Mem-mott- vm. L. Hartle was joined at Mrs 's Bethel; Goulette, Stevenson: 27.- Side Farm. I has been postooned until Friday, Feb Mrs M. M. Chapin is her son, ance, Beecher's at River over Sunday bv her son. Milt visiting n. v. usoorn, aaston : w. a. Hawley, 7. Un teb- - Asa L. and a number from this at ruary rnday evening, and Mr Bills. They all returned to New Chapin, family. bherman; Smith Bros., Cornwall so-tia- Quite place The League will give a 21, which !i the eve of Washing Lonnery Bros., Epworth tended dance the Hawkins & ruary naven, Monday. Mrs Asa L. Chapin and daughter, Bridge; Georgetown the at Miss M. bullivan, Reddine Rid?e:G. F. at Mrs Julia tinman's, Friday ton's birthday, the Choral Club will Carrie S. Hallett is in Bridge in New Co. shop, last Friday night " Evelyn, were York, the first Baker. Hawleyville: G. W. Hurlhnrt February 7. All are cordially a dance, and as Asb Wednesday port making her grandparents an ex- evening, give of the week. & Rox-bu- a tended Co., 'Roxbury ; JAUen Joyce, ry from 6 to 8. :" Mrs Walter Hicock is entertaining falls this on March will be visit invited. Supper year 4, this Mrs G. W. Hatch. Bridge-wate- r; Morris. & N. Fitch has been quite ill Hatch & Dewey, the hustling Bank Station; friend from the last dance in the hall until after for W. N. Noble, New Save money by1 buying your drugs the past week with Nurse Wheaton street Milford: E. is soon clothiers,have secured the agency H. Beardsley. New Preston: Coirswell the store of H. H. I An Epworth League society Easter. At the Choral Club dance, in attendance. But she is recovering and groceries at now and for Regal shoes for men and women & Wettereau. Washington npnot.t to be formed in the Methodist church. the Ansonia High school boys, who Nurse Wheaton ha3goneto Tanfield. North Woodbury. Courteous Kent and in the spring of 1908 will have a Harry Brown, Southbury; C P. Wil- - Richardson a fine such a fine Minstrel show treatment and square treatment assur-- Rev Mr preached gave here, Mrs W. R. Van Duesen. whnr ha fine stock lams, bouth Britain: Perkins Bros.. of these shoes in their new 117 . lit VT . sermon, Sunday afternoon, on "Duty." last May, will give another entertain- - been with her husband in his nan-e- v. w. nurd. Lone Hill . ed. shiftings Jdrug location, postofBce block. Mam street gist Trial bottle free. 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 7, 1008.

Redding, bedtime. These are all simple ingre- Few Know This. dients, making an absolutely harmless VALENTINES BUILDING NEW ICEHOUSE., horns remedy at little cost. Rheumatism, as every one knows, is AT Charlei Sunford is having a large lee SAYS HOME-MAD- E TREAT .' The Store a symptom of deranged kidneys. It is Surprise house built Just south of his stock barn. MENT CURES RHEU- a condition produced by the failure of Mrs Wharton, who has been . Henry the kidneys to properly filter or strain Zahn's, weeks in the MATISM. Clean-U- p Sale of Men's spending two or three from the blood the uric acid and other Kent, Conn. Factory South has returned to with friends, matter which, if not eradicated, either home in Pleasant Valley and Tells How To Mix This. POST' CARDS: and Grade her ,is in the urine or through the skin pores, Boys' Highest much in health. improved remains in the blood, decomposes and Funny or Fancy. SHAKE INGREDIENTS WELL The Oakley In Redding is not THE and muscles Clothing. pluce forms about the Joints RAROA1N ItOOM. See if vnu can una my BOTTLE. gold, as stated in lust week's lice. IN THE causing the untold suffering and de- pries culm Need room (or new stock. formity of rheumatism. This This Sale 2,'c EACH, Take a Dose After Keals. This prescriptions said to be a splen Factory has been the Ladies' heavy winter underwear, at Per did healing, cleansing and invigorating Clean-Up-Sa- of le most talked French's, Bethel. When an eminent announced authority tonic to the kidneys, and gives almost is the sale ever held NEW SPRING GINGHAMS. in the Scran ton (Pa.) Times that he in forms of bladder Cent in immediate relief all Climax of arrived at French's, Bethel. had found a new way to treat that and backache. He New York. Just and urinary troubles Lowest New and Trade in dread American disease, Rheumatism, also in New of styles patterns. warns people a leading Horses! Thousands with common every-da- y . Prices Bethel. just drugs York paper against the discriminate pleased found in any drug store, the physicians Ever reached SAVING UBe of many patent medicines. 40 Horses customers have were Blow indeed to attach much im At Auction for benefited , Cornwall Bridge. portance to his claims. This was only Saturday at 2 P. K, Rain or Shine. Dependable by its Edward Odell and Thomas Liner a few months ago. To-da- y nearly every SALE We have one car load of fresh horses, swll- - . offerings. in even me is Clothing spent Sunday Bridgeport newspaper in the country, the Grippe sweeping the country. Stop mated and well broken, in big matched teams, was in dailies, is announcing it and it with Preventics, before it gets deep. and bjif single horses A lot of good business Mrs Ferguson Bridgeport, tropolis horses and a few good express horses. We .Friday and Saturday, bringing her the splendid results achieved. It is so ly seated. To check early colds with also have a few nice gentlemen's road horses tliut are acclimated and broken and one can it at these little Cold Cure Tablets is city that Everybody Marvels at the Great mother back with her Sunday morning. simple that any prepare Candy can step as fast as you want to ride. This lot home at small cost. It is made up as surely sensible and safe. Preventics of good horses are all young and sound and roauy to go to worn. follows: Get from any good prescrip contain no Quinine, no laxative, nothing We 25 Values. Everv Dav Brinest Nichols will haye good second hand horses j WW tion Fluid Extract Dande harsh or Pneumonia would right out of work that will be all sold for the' pharmacy sickening. dollar no matter what MrsC. G. Curtis and Miss Edith high they bring. Crowds to This Store. lion, one-ha- lf ounce; Compound Kar- - never appear if early colds were Hamilton Brothers will have two car loads Bigger from their Plumb returned, last week, gon, one ounce; Compound Syrup promptly broken. Also good for fever- of horses arrive In their barns this week, the N. best that grow In their class. Look out tor visit with friends at Urange, J. Sarsaparilla, three ounces. Mix by ish children. Large box, 48 tablets, 25 this lot of good horses. Robert Gilbert of New Haven visited in a bottle and take in cents. Vest pocket boxes 5 cents. Sold Wagons, Harness, a big lot of blankets EXTRA SPECIAL shaking whlus. robes and everything for the horse at Mr and Mrs N. B. Curtis, last week. doses after each meal and at by all dealers. ' goes at this sale. Bring In anything you have to sell. Unlimited Quantity MEN'S PANTS One extra Bne saddle and driving pony, for the high dollar. ONE DOLLAR Regular 2.50 and $2 Values. Hamilton Bros., $1 Fine quality fancy Cassimerea in a $1 749 Water Street, Opposite the Depot ereat variety of neat strinea and other in dark and Bridgeport patterns effects, perfect fitting very stylish. Every pair v v newly cut, rightly made and very shapely. Extra serviceable and wear , resisting. ' Every pair guaranteed to give complete satisfaction. Sizes l?OR SALE-Bar- red Plymouth Rock Cocker- - 31 to 42 waist measurements in all lengths. els and Pullets, Cockerels Bred for pullet i i i mating that are good enough to head any This Extra is for One Week Only. v .v ,, rr ?. breeding pen. Have that nice rlngy barring, Special fine shape and will weigh torn 7 to 9 pounds apiece. Also a nice lot of pullets that are 5 VfO. good enough for show birds. Have commenc- TO ed ilaying. No one has any better and the price Is right. Come and see them at the New Men's Winter Suits & Overcoats. Milford Fair grounds. Will also have eggs for H V setting after February 1. James H. Lewis & Finely tailored and trimmed, made of most reliable fabrics, in every Son, New Milford, Conn. ew shade and fashionable style. Sold under our guarantee to pattern, WANTED To buy. Chickens weighlngfrora ive complete satisfaction in every respect. each. Will pay 18c per lb live weight, delivered to H. P. Ciowans, H. F, D. 10, Fairfield. Tel. 15-- Fairfield division.

NOTICE- -I hereby forbid all persons Men's Serviceable Suits and Overcoats. on my premises under penalty of the law. Jacob Block, Botsford, Conn. Extra durable, well made and perfect fitting. A married man oU a farm a $7.50- - WANTED Other Stores regular retail and wages for the proper Intended Retail $5. Apply to M. Delohery, 05 Main St., Factory's price Sarties. Conn. Factory Clean-Up-Sal- e Price. . $3.00 Sandy Hook Market, Men's Fashionable Suits and Overcoats. AUGUR'S .OLD STAND At the Sandy Hook Market will be found Fine ol fabrics, cut on the latest models. the best the market affords In Fresh and Salt Canned Goods and Vegetables in their Other Stores Retail Price $10. ' I Meats, Regular .... VJ season. It will be my aim to conduct a First Factory's Intended Retail Price $7,50. Class Market. ' I ask for your patronage. Factory Clean-Up-Sal- e Price, i $4.50, H. WINTER SCENE IN NEW MILF0RD. John Blackman. Men's Fine Suits and Overcoats. Quality SPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Lenses High grade garments, elegantly tailored. Roger Sherman Hall, Store of M. H. Mallett and View of the Green. all kinds of repairs. Ruid & Todd, 1054 Main St., Other Stores Regular Retail Price $18. Opticians, Bridgeport. - Intended Retail Price $15. Factory's Special Notice. Clean-Up-Sale- 1 Price, $7.20 Having leased Sullivan Bros.' blacksmith Factory shop on Redding Ridge, am now prepared to do horseshoeing, carriage and wagon repair- s v.uss Willis anu Wanamaker-Stores- , ing of all kinds and general blacksmithing. viue;.i nign uvercuais. THe Old and New Satisfaction in all work gnaranteed. Frank jp&Siar ol fabrics, beautifully finished, Favereau, Redding Ridge, Ct. t; utner Mores Keguiar Ketau rnce s Intended Retail Price Factory $18. Chemical Paint ! Clean-Up-Sal- e Factory "Price, $9 Durable and oderless paint of any desired 1 color without using oil. Equal to the best oil paint at less than half the the cost, you can Men's Suits and Overcoats. make at home. I'll send the secret for mak- -' Elegant lng for 10 cents (coin) by 'mail. Your money Values up to $24. (U-- f nrv back if not satisfactory. Address J. McKernan, Box 108. Derby, Conn. Factory Clean-Up-Sal- e Price, ' vpli.UU 8 "W'OTICE I will pay market value for mink, Men's Custom Tailored Suits andOvercoats, , u (... & .1.3 L' fox, coon and rat skins; also beeswax, etc. Trappers and hunters drop me a postal. C. N. Values up to $30. Harang, Popular Raw Fur Dealer, Sandy C AA Conn. R. F. D. 17, Box 28. -- , T.iT,. .. Hook, Clean-Up-Sal- e Price, ijUO.UU(i r .rr Factory 1 11 ' ! . V , . and OUR FAMOUS DOUBLE GUARANTEE. "1 Wagons x Sllilillliilil ! Money Instantly refunded on request. All Clothinz pressed and Harness repaired for one year free. Hi Broadway If you want a Carriage, If you want a Runabout, ' Two from If you want a Business Wagon. If you want a Harness, ' Boys' Winter Overcoats. If you want a Blanket, Good warm winter Overcoats made of reliable black and Oxford Large SfA to JOffc If you want a Whip, ' cut over the. model and tailored If you want Robes of any kind. Melton, latest nicely perfect fitting Blocks If you want Harness Supplies of any kind, hnd durably lined nicely set oft with silk velvet collars ; sizes 6 to 16. If you want Harness Supplies of any kind, Other Stores If you want to save money and secure satis- Regular Retail Price $3.00. faction, Factory's Intended Retail Price $2.50. If you want anything In the Wagon or Har- ness line call and look over our goods before purchasing elsewhere. Factory Clean-Up-Sal- e Price, $1.50 A W. Bassett & Son, Hook, Conn. Boys' Knickerbocker Suits. -- Sandy all-wo- High grade ol Fancy Cheviots and Cassimeres in rich new 14 Patterns and color tones. All beautifully tailored and finished. Per-- i v-i ..,:" ;:; !.:..;: 5 and all made with belted Double Breast-i- d ect fitting very fashionable, iff " Coats and Knickerbocker Pants. Size 6 to 16. mmX Am:: 24 . For SeJe, $15. -- Other Stores Regular Retail Price $3.50. J! 1 1 set of Bobs, sleigh body 11 ft. long, with pole; will carry 3000. v ; Intended Retail Price Factory's $2.50. ;..?aJ fA. ....,r B. Hawley & Co's, Stepney Factory Clean-Up-Sal- e Price, $1.50 HERE IS A BARGAIN A handsome oak ' Durable Knee Pant Suits. or Wilcox & White piano play- ".Boys' er, orchestral attachment complete. Also fine if durable Blue Thibet and Fancy Cassimeres, selection of musicall in best condition, for much less than one half actual cost. A great Values up to 2.00 90c entertainer. C. E. Osborne. Stepney. i These York retail business. TOR SALE- -1 27-- 8 axle Milburn wagon, two Men's Odd Vests. completed stores give New its largest - sets heavy double harness, Boston backersv double-trac- used but little. Address E. Wetmore, Bethel, inch Vests from k 5, Sizes 33 to 38 chest measurement $12, $15, $18 Access is easy from all points. Five railroads pass the Conn. Telephone 638-- Danbury Dir. iH $20 suits, neat dark patterns in fine fancy worsteds and plenty of f T . . i i i i i our blacks ana itDiues in graue serges,c.ay worstedst.i anaj doors, and the Astor Place station of the "Underground" is upon Iain nigo cneviots, ' basement floor. ;y . C. F. ale Price 19c Beardsley, L These stores differ from others in equipment, management and GENERAL ; merchandise. Actual values of the goods rule the prices. . : AUCTIONEER, " . NEWTOWN, - - - CONN. STORE The purpose of . ; Telephone 49-- 5. BRIDGEPORT tho Wanamaker business What to Also Real Estate For Sale. FOUR STORES entitled re is to have what people want, and give people are fairly A Farm stocked with 40 cows and 8 1 ; " will more; mile from Hawley-vill- e 1119-112- r horses; carry 3 Main St, Bridgeport the money's-wort- h. . ' Station. 10 minutes from creamery; will sell with or without stock. Price ilO.uOO with stock. A re Farm, one of the best In the 8tate. In village of Bridgewater. with churches and school. 10 minutes from Creamery; 3 miles from R. R. Station; 38 head cattle and pair horses; will sell with or without stock and Wing Glasses for Your Children j tools. A re farm In Newtown; good house and Isamatieruiaisnoniu nefntii camui aiienuon. meir eyes fine water. orchard and most fitted " gnesswork-a- nd the lenses ground to meet their barn; Apple other id hp carefully 1 mile from R. R. Station; 3 minutes Is never sale to coances. . fruit; hdnal needs. H tne walk from schooL Price tXK). 1 farm 80 acres, H200. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920Main,St., Bridgeport 1 farm 72 acres. R300. 1 farm 15 acres. fcMJO. : - 1 11500. ' ' farm. r

THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7. 1008 1 NOTICE. The Newtown Bee; Warm 1008. D. I hnvo opened tho store at the Nowtown, Friday, February 7. The M. Read Co. former; stand of S. E. Sanford & I..JI 1ju-.14u-.1u ji uil ..auuun Arctics Co., with.a stock of Established 1857. good OUR NEIGHBOPS. At Foster's. Lon Hill. One Buckle, heavy or light, ,.11.80 Staple Groceries, One Buckle, extra fine, 1.75 ' 2.00 After Sale of Children's Coats. -- Two Ilucklon, heavy, Inventory Fresh and LEONAItDRAY SMITH. Four Buckles, heavy or light, ! Made by 'the of Arctics, the We assortment of to of Leonard fire-ma- n originator have quite an these close out, thia last month th Salt Ray Smith, who was a Walt OiKkhvar. Meats,, on the New York, New Haven & Warm foot hero. season. They are of the heavy winter cloaking that makes durable and warm Hartford met with a sudden Sale of Fult IluoU now mitnir on. Bur 'em colors and'solieit a share of tho public railroad, now of garments. The are navy blue, dark red and brown, while the styles are last near patronage. Good measure, square death, Saturday afternoon, pretty and girlish, trimmed with soutache braid and ornamented with brass buttons let-liv- on the main line. Mr Smith e prices will be the Royaton dealing, was R. F. Value $5.00 for $3.50 Value 9.00 for $6.00 - Call and leaning out of the cab watching ROSTER, rule'atj this store. see us the engine scoup up water while in Successor to R. F. Foster & Co., Value 6.50 for 4.50 Value 12.50 for 8.50 ' motion and must have had hia head out 246fla!n5t., i Danbury, Conn. Coat and Suit Rooms, second floor. farther from the cab than he realized Henry Rupfj for hia head hit the stone abutment to Successor to S. E. Sanford & Co., a bridge knocking him back into the Newtown. - (Main St., cab and killing him almost instantly. Fairbanks Odd Pieces of Furniture The train stopped at Darien whewS At Clearance Prices. they left the body and as soon as his Gasoline Talie off sour Hal tolliejewr friends here heard of it had it brought During our annual stock taking this week we have made a gathering of back to Dtal iwvn LAKin. w Bridgeport The body was certain odd articles in the Furniture Store, to which are attached most tempting brought to Long Hill where on Tues- Engines prices. day afternoon the funeral took place For All Purposes. from his mother's home, Mrs Ella B. Mahogany Parlor Table, was 8.00 now $ 5.00 . i Smith's, at 2 o'clock, Rev L. K. Carved Oak Hall Chair, was 25.00 now 15.00 Sheffield officiating. The burial was Also Wood Sawinsr Outfits. in the Long Hill cemetery. The bear Leather Sofa, oak frame, wa3 31.75 now 20.00 Power and Hand Fodder Cutters ers were Arthur Jobes, George Chair to match, was 14.00 now 10.00 Fiench, Will Robb and Edward Downs. of all sizes. There was a number of handsome floral Call, 'phone or write for partic Piano Chair, mahogany finish, was 12.75 now 8.75 was 18 and 4 Merer and Force tributes. His age years Lift Pumps for deep or - ulars. Divan, Verona cover, was 21.50 now 15.00 shallow wells. ' . months.- He is survived by his mother, Mrs Ella B. Smith, and one brother, Chair to match, was 16.75 now 10.00 W. B. Q Ct. Frank both of this Mrs lover, Newtown, Smith, place. E. & Other articles there at the same reductions. is favorable to Smith has the deepest sympathy of all T. PLATT S0N, It opportunity her friends in her sad loss. fine Furniture at nominal many Newtown, Conn. pick up prices. i C. B. Johnson, MRS FRANK TILFORD. ' Telephone 53-- Come and see our Valentines. i Newtown, Conn. Mrs Frank Tilford, who passed away Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer, at her home in New Haven, last week, 1 Notary Public. was a native of this and lived PROBATE BONDS With individuals for place often unsafe and frequently Telephone 22-- 3. here for several years. She was a unsatl-factor- to heirs. Don't ask a friend to ThLD. E READ Co, go on your bond, for he would always rather TfOB SAPK-IIo- mer pigeons In large or small daughter of Gideon Mallett whose not. It Is our business to act as security on quantities at all times. Also one top buggy home was where Michael Moran now Probate1 and all other kinds of bonds. Tele as new. Price &")0. Address Herbert phone for information any evening. U. S. food 445 Watertown A Koad, Waterbury. lives. The body was brought to Long t idelity & Guaranty Co.. Charles G. Morns. WANTED-- farm. Fully stocked, good Newtown Representative. buildings. Must be bargain T70R SALE-- A speedy mare 4 years old. com-- Hill for burial, last Tuesday afternoon, E. W. Nash, 4:1 llollister avo.. Bridgeport, Ct To 1 he Farmer. In 5. Worked out a mile In .20. Without Rev L. R. Sheffield at the a mark. Sound and fearless. Address Charles officiating -- Probate Notices. HOMES We will build or buy you a home Vosberg, Lime Hock, Conn; service at the grave. or country. You pay for G. W, Coggiwtll acts as the farmer'! ajut. If they It In small sums. Don't rent. have farm TXT To of monthly pay any Poultry, Eggs, ApplM. or any produce aad ANTED buy a good pair working Own home. In event of death will 3500 lbs. Not OF ss. Court of your your wait to get the cash aid returas tend it to ' oxen that weigh about DISTRICT NEWTOWN, fiirt hpr tini'm,Mit. cpasRs. Guaraniec fund hightit price quick old. For a of Garfield has had new ice 3, 100H. over six years sale: good pair Flathers a February yoii. Agonts wanted. Home Secure me. Also dealer ia Real Estate. oxen that will about 3400 lbs. Estate of Hannah U. b. Peck, late of New protects working weigh houSe erected and is ''filled uo., inc., i wantr street, ELIZA RETH Nine years old. L. R. Carter, 11 East Main having it town, In said district, deceased. lty ianoury, G. Otnn. Conn. of T. wettleton W.COGCSWELL. 8T11RFT. Drhy, St., Waterbury, this week. Perry Hubbell and C. E. upon tne application Arthur TjX)R SALE A house on Wellsville avenue. praying that an Instrument in writing Address J. F. Addis, New Milford, Conn. TnOR SALE The handsome black stallion Osborne, Jr., of Stepney did the work. to be the last will and testament of " "Leader," coming six years old. Sure foal said Hannah ID. F, Peck, deceased, may be getter. Produces nice colts. Sidney True, A No. 1 and Leader brand of flour proved, approved, allowed and admitted to Notice. Conn. probate, as per application on file more fully Q. N. Clarke's Bethel, 82c bag. We have a nice drinking Vegetable Liver Pills per appears,;!! is A new Blacksmith Shop at Warner's Mills LOST OR STOLEN about ten weeks ago, a coffee for 20c per pound, the Red Mill OnoEiiED, That said application be heard Horseshoeik and General Jobbing. Would Have a wonderful for Bilious and Ailments. As white shepherd dog with yellow New- reputation curing Dyspeptic ' and determined at the Probate Office in to see old customers at my shop. Terms A nice like a for head. liberal reward will be given for any coffee in pound packages, 25c, a town, in said District, on the 8th of Feb., cash. L. P. Payne, Roxbury Falls, Conn. remedy Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, to his Ad- day Information leading discovery. A. D. NKM, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and call 2. etc., they stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale by Drug- K 320 decorated dish with each package and Teleyhone dress Mrs atie Constant, Brooks Street, that notice be given of the pendency of said gist's. Free mail. Conn. work a sample by Bridgeport!-- is a new coffee. Our best Chase and application and the time and place of hear- TfiOR SALE One good horse, good r theretfn the same one time driver, or will exchange for a driv- SALE One brown mares 2000 ing by publishing a'good FOR pair lbs, Sanborne Mocha and Java coffee for in some newspaper having a circulation in said er; one good business horse, weight 1100 lbs, a Q. N. Conn. 9, 1 with 1050 lbs, 9 CLARKE, Nichols, bay pacer speed, District, and by a copy thereof on the good driver; one open milk wagon, S20; lbob 1 brown with 1000 lbs, 10 33c, the best the market affords. Log posting years; pacer speed, public sign post In tne Town ot Newtown, in sleigh $20; one set light bobs, 1UO0; two milk years; 1 farm wagon with brake, made by Cabin a said District.' & In brand of pumpkin, 10c, fancy tailGS.'A. Hatch Hon, good condition. One phae- . William .T. Beecher. Warren St.. Bridgeport. 1 Judge." Barhite,aS2 ier services of ton, light ai d in good condition)' price 120; solid packed tomato 10c per can. The. NOTICE-Hereaf- the my bull organ cheap; also several sets of single har- SI. Terms Cash. F, W. Piatt, New- For Sale. ness. Charles B. Weed, Long Hill, Ct. money saving store. TThe Long Hill TTSTRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss.,. Probate town, Conn. U Court, Jan. 25, 1008. W. N. Notice. Good Estey Organ, price $20, FOR SALE A large wood turning lathe, store, Hurd, proprietor. Estate of Minott Augur, late of Newtown, from 1 to 54 ins. Either foot or in said district, deceased. with stool. All in good order. Mrs Samuel P. who has been custom- power. Louis W. Treat, Bridgewater, Conn. Clark, The Court of Probate for the District of Mr Divon wants to announce to his hs is his barn for a shop, ENTERPRISE W. L. in the New York hospital for treat- Newtown hath limited and allowed six mont ers that he fitting up Poultry Yards, CHADEAYNE, ORPINGTONS Black from date hereof, for the creditors of said Es- situated near his residence, and that he will BLACK Orpington CONN. Box 238, Derby. Conn. for sale, $2 each, G. W. Shepard, ment for a week, has returned home. tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. be ready for business at his new place about NO, 99, RICGEFIELD, "West Cornwall, Conn. ., Those who neglect to present their accounts, Nov. 25 and will oe pieasea to see ins urn cus- Miss Bessie Thorpe ot Olenbrook is properly attested, within saidtime.will be de- tomers and friends. Hewillbave new stock barred a recovery. All persons indebted to and tools. Never Slip Shoes of all kinds in a guest, this week, of Miss Ada Jen-nings- said Estate are reauested to make immediate stock and all other kinds and all work done 5berrr)an & Tyrrell, Mr is a first class me- Black Wanted. payment to at short notice. Dixon Orpingtons. STEPNEY, OONN Erroll M. Augur, Administrator. chanic, P. 11. Dixon, Brookfleld. 8i55 White All your old hens, that are not paying their is his Chapel St., New Haven, Conn. Leghorns. Painters, Decorators, Pape - Benjamin Flarity entertaining SALE- -1 Full blood Holstein Hangers. ooara mil. uommunicate witn ,u. d Tal- "CiOE yearling Stock very low to reduce to winter quarters E 1 3 First Glass Work Guaranteed mage, 74 Chattield St., Derby, Conn. toother fronTNew Jersey, this week. nlSTRICT OF ROXBURY, ss. Probate bull; Ayrshire yearling bull; yearling capacity. Prices re u Court, January 2Sth. 1908. heifers, due in spring; 2 yearling heifers, not sonable. Estimates gladly giveu. o rent, a good sized, farm all Remember we carry a full stock of Estate of Harriet L. Mallett, late of Rox- bred; 1 old grade Holtein cow, extra, WANTEDj-T- in 2 Can references. Al-ib- bury, in said District, deceased. due in February; 2 cows due in spring; full give good on 1000 It has D G. Beers Newtown, Conn. the best grain and feed the market blood Holstein cows milking, no papers; Piatt, Place, The Court of Probate for the District of 100 taken us allowed months bales of hay in Quantities to suit; barrels Fall Special Notice. and you can save money by trading at Roxbury hath limited and six 5 second Paintinq iweive "XR SALERegistered Devon bull one year from hereof for Creditors of said of cider; 50 loads horse manure; a the date the 900 to 1200 1 new years in our business to build reputation Havim? opened the Rlaclfsmltli Maleoud, No. 82a2. w. J. snerwooa, my store. John S Hurd, the feed Estate to exhibit their claims for settle- hand horses from pounds; work. We to 1 Edison Phono- for first class hopest Intend Shop at Upper Stepney, am now to do Westport, Conn. , ' ment. Those who to their model Oliver typewriter; and ask for a share ready man. neglect present Al shape; 500 Edison and maintain it respectfully norsesnoeing. ana wagon Kepaix-in- g accounts, attested, within said graph, large size, of We are Agents for the carriage TTiOR SALEH5 new Famous International properly Columbia records. 312 per bundred ; 20 second your patronage. and General Blacksmith. Shon c.lnsnrt time, will be debarred a recovery. All per Wall Paper Mills In the country. If 5 gasoline engines, one 8 and one Edward Lyons and Ezra Randall had hand wagons of all kinds; 2 new carriages; largest Saturday afternoon at o'clock. sons indebted to said Estate are requested to y ou want It right get is power. The wholesale price has advanced but 3 new Portland sleighs; 2 straight runner irst Class Work Guaranteed. the misfortune .while logs in make lmmemate payment to 1 Hos-for- d, sell them old retail Call cutting chill shod ; wood shod sled. 1 . J, On and after Julv 1 mv terms will he shall at the price. Henry 11. Warner, Administrator. sleds, CRAFT & LYON, Conn. strict and see then 8. J. Parks, Trumbull, Ct. the woods, last Monday, to have their New Preston, Conn. Stepney, ly cash for all work at my shop. OF CONNECTICUT. District of Paperhanging A Specialty. 8ALE--2OO- red cedar posts, any size load turn over, breaking the wagon QTATE Fresh Eggs. Best Cash Price "IjKR Bridgeport, ss Probate Court, January 20, WANTED stepney, desired. .Suitable for arbor work and fence ' paid and eggs taken the year around. Henry Pettit, CONN. cord for sale. Address S. quite badly. 1908. " Conn. posts. Also !ood Estate of Charles G. Sherman, late of Address Box 85, Stepney Depot, C. Lathrop, Box 475. New Milford, Conn. COLLECTOR'S NOTICE- -I will We have received a car of fancy the town of Monroe, in said district, deceased. 300 acres.wlth TAX beat just SALE My farm of about I the Brick on June 15, The Court of Probate for the District ot FOE nn HlH l 14 f 111ft flf the Building Saturday, and can in 11 a. m. 5 second and mixed feeds supply you Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six 3 from to p. m., and each Stock For Sale. best farms in Washington; there is 2i cows. last of each month thereafter, from Julett Farm, to our months from date hereof, for the creditors of or do ruu mo Saturday large or ;small quantities suit ad- horses, one yoke oxen, witn toois 12 m. to 4 p. m. John F. Houlihan, Collector, two sets of sin said Estate to exhibit their claims to the . i.. un.,.. Qlurnllinir Imiivps nlpn- - BETHEL, CONN. 'One nice buggy about new; low Our stock of ministrator. Those who to present Newtown, Conn.. April 4, 1907. ana one set or aouoie narness, all customers at prices. neglect of wood and never failing water for house gle harness their accounts, properly attested, within said ty will besold Grade and Cattle. in good repair. are complete with the best and stock in dry times: said farm ThoroughbredJJersey groceries time, will be debarred a recovery. All per as I am too old to run it. Is is situated Pedigreed Berkshire Swine. PETER H. LYNCH, Long Hill, Ct. sons indebted to said estate are reauested cheap Prize the market affords and our prices are 1 mile Irom Depot, uoou roau, no suuw m Winning White Wyandottes. to make immediate payment to in winter. .1. M. Black. Washington Depot Piano A to assist the Tuning. WANTED-,-- young lady about hard to beat. All goods ordered at our Frederick P. Sherman, Admlnislrator. Conn. ' do office work. Must be good Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner of & the penman and quick at figures. B. Hawley store are delivered promptly at Bridgeport, Conn., formerly of Steinway & I Will Conn. Mfr. N. Y., and successor of late Fred Co., Stepney, The Cheap Cash Grocery, : 25c Sons, Pay places. EACH, Beyer, will be pleased to attend to your Piano " cessful operation, and is now gaining Mr Charles S. The hicrhest market nricA fnr Robert Staines, proprietor. ?. at Tuning. Orders may be left at Notice. Ladies' heavy winter underwear, Newtown. Will be In Newtown every Live Stock. Cows, Calves, Fat Steers, Chick- - Special nicelyi Piatt's, etc. Will Herbert Clark filled his ice house, French's, Bethel. month. Bridgeport address 438 West avenue. ens, receive Tuesday at Washing- Am prepared to do all kinds of carpenter The ladies of the Methodist .church ton Depot; Wednesday at Koxbury; Thurs- work and furniture repairing for the general Tuesday. day at Litchfield. Am an experienced workman and church public. met, last week Tuesday, at the GINGHAMS. ITTANTED-Antln- in all work. Saws lives Stone NEW SPRING ue mahogany furniture' W. S guarantee satisfaction my Charles Green, who in the Charles H. BLAKEMAN, Bethlehem. filled. Martin Watnat, Long Hill, Conn. when they tacked a comfortable and t? Will pay good price. Martin, house, expects to move to Bridgeport Just arrived at French's, Bethel. New 101 South street, Stamford, Conn. did other sewing and incidentally SEED! Large packet 10c. March 1.' and Trade in Bethel. PANSY about child-fe- n styles patterns. To wt.lhknown. C. E, Osborne, Step- served a 10c dinner to the school mflTt SAT.F A new uoriffht erand piano, not Wanted Buy. Gt. " first-cla- ss ten ney. Edward Lyons has a new man frort and all others people, net- soiled, make, warranted hungry ' years. Also a Regal Piano Player in perfect Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. 170R SALE- -2 tons good barn hay. C. B. Danbury driving his milk team. A condition. Must be sold, ueatn cause "I Newtown. ting about $5. For Sale at I. BEEMAN, Glover, Boulevard, Bargain. selling. Address E., Bee Office, Newtown. William and family, who live In 1224 North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs Lyons On Sunday evening at the close of The Creamery property South Britain. SALE Two stacks of hay. two-stor- 21S9-- FOR s Ilalf an acre, y building 30x00 and SALE-- May Telephone: Kelly, Newtown, Conn. in the upper part of Peter H. Lynch the service will be an election of X)R A Ladies' Kiding Saddle. there tank house. Fine for a grist mill. - hei sewn at THE BEE Omce. P. Smith, are soon to move One needed. None for miles. Shafting and A position as housekeeper, or to house, away. a delegate and another note to the lay Newtown. WANTED pulleys in place and good brick stack. Or will Of house where I could board help i all kinds repaired at "' convention held in connection with the make a roomy two or three family house, reasonable Have and take In work. Mrs M. E. Pendleton,North llollister Conn. Clocks prices. Kent. Ct. Annual Conference in Hansen Place Sage, Waterbury, You An Old Colonial Chick Nichols or Grandfather Clock that needs repairing so 1. ! ! Methodist church, Brooklyn, April Skins it win run accurately? it so 1 am prepared Notice. Skins to serve you. I refer to The convention elects lay Special you, by permission, BRIEFLY NOTED. Laymen's' Installed a first class power horse Allison P. Smith, Editor of Thb Beb, for Notice. Having restorec to old to the General Conference in machine at my in Hopewell I ! whom I its time efficiencv k On 3. delegates clipping place Skins fine old Colonial clock. E. E. New Tho Board of Relief for the Town of New Monday evening, February am prepared to do horse clipping for the Meeker, home of Baltimore. The pastor was appointed public and satisfaction. A. Preston, Conn. town will be In session at the Town Clerk's there was a reception at the general guarantee kinds ot office in Newtown on the 8th and local election and W. S. H. Ferry, Hopewell District. Newtown, Highest market prices paid for all February Sheldon Pierson in judge of the O 2a. skins. and fair deal 15th, to hear irom tne do- Mr and Mrs given Conn. P Bethel, Route fur Twenty years honest February appeals and O. S. Blakeman tellers at to be sufficient for you to ings of the Assessors on list of 1907. honor Mr Pierson's 80th Clark ing ought guarantee I A. of birthday. send your skins to muuuuas Sell Farms Robert Clark. conference. A sim- WANTEDWe are "preparing our Unin Upi.lminf.l4.imi.u.f'unn t- i the last quarterly FARMS C Patrick Ready, His friends and neighbors spent a very Earm Catalogue. It will be mailed And all kinds of real estate. - . !Alfred M. Briscoe, ilar election at Stevenson will be held to thousands of If wish Give me a of or Board of Relief. evening and left many tokens buyers. you your description your farm place, j pleasant farm to appear In it, send description at once. and the terms and I do the rest. Write or of 1908. on next following SALE-Vill- age Dated at Ne wtown this 1st day Feb., of their love and remmbrance for their Thursday evening Jeffries & Jeffries, 902 Chapel st. New Haven, TX)R home, barn and out call and see ma I can do you good. JACOB J- iinildinirs. 21-- 2 acres, reasonable price. New- " the prayer meeting at the church there Conn. BLOClv, Middle Gate District, Rout 16, TMRM FOR SALE In Roxbury. Conn., friend. Address L. Box S5. Bridgewater, Conn. town, Conn. Tel.2ti-1-2. " miles from Station, 3 miles from with the same and tellers. All TjOK SALE Harm of 18 acres, Roxbury "Curtis and Miss Edith judge In Long Hill, Green. 175 acres house, 2 Mrs C. G. E SAI.E-T- wo Washington land, good house, barn and wagon bouse. TJOR San-tln- church members 21 years of age and high grade typewriters, IN CHILDREN cured by -e barns, one new. never failing springs and returned from a visit with good location, convenient to rauroau station, new. A good one SJi. A betterone WORMS on all sections of It. Wood and Urn Plumb have ' vote. nearly 2.c. Sample free. Smith's Drue streams over are eligible and invited to John J. Kadcllffe. Long Hill. Coiy. 135. Irving S. Holmes Kidgeheld, Conn. ber plenty. Telephone and R. F. D. Will sell friends in Orange. Store, Ansonia, Conn. cheap. H. E. Bradley, Washington, Conn. WANTED A representative in every town UOR SALE- -I have a few fine live ice on his tiislmw fnrm our turkeys John B. Nichols is cutting nmnprrv to customers. A and prices are right. If Interested call J. A new milch cow. 902 New TX)TJ SALE good'Holsteln Jeffries & Jeff ries. Chapel street, W. Hdyt, Danbury. Conn. Tel connections. ;nnnMoney-Makin- g Farms rjond. but if this weather continues it Geo. B. Wilson. Newtown. Conn. Haven, Conn. - Wanted. JJVJ 8 ALE in fourteen States. TVR8AI,K-O- account of 111 res- J for will soon freeze soothe people can skate T)RSALE-Ab- ay colored horse, five rears n health, my "STROUT S LIST 19," the largest Illustrated E idence in the village of New Milford. near ' .f with Rtliahl. Infi.rmflL- - old. IGood ,worker. Charles Johnson. 150.000 feet of Chestnut and Oak lum .1...a lian..!,,. upon it again. w the south end of the park. House contains tion of farming localities, ever issued, with ashington. nitron ninni.ani bath, all modern Improve ber. Specifications furnished on application. K. r. were added to the The Ansonia & Ice Co.. Ansonia, CL Bond good lor k. k. rare, maueu r ts.au. Three members FOR SALE-N- cw milk cow and calf: call on ments, electric light, hot water heat. Stands Derby A.tStrout Co-- 150 Nassau St.. New York. Ct. on lot with poultry house Methodist church on probation, Sun or address F. P. Sherman. Stepney. high ground, large HORSES for sale. Ten second ' and garden. Part of the purchase money WORK good l?OR SALE-St- one it desired. Clark work horses that will weurh from SALE-Fa- nn In New Fairfield. 17 acres, day. boat plank, wagon poles, could be left on mortgage - uvnona iiw mutl sled M. Conn. 90S to 1300 pounds each that I will sell right F)R and barn. Will be sold cheap.if sold curt, runimrs: Hunt, New Milford. also wagon timbers of all kinds. A. L. Haw for cash or will exchange for any kind of before March I. J. F. Meyers, Corner Castle Strout Sells Farms SALE Fine sea shells for 75c cattle or sheep. Richard Palmer, Cornwall and E SU, Monroe. ley, Uawleyville. Conn. TX)R poultry; Hill Avenue Raymond Station, Thoufandg of ealee prove - A. C Lake, Betliletieni, umn. Bridge, Sharon side. Conn. . Ko advance per bag. Westchester, I. right methods. TA)R SALE Thomas Car. seven pasi Touring ing fee A t- von WANTED-Dressmak- at home Misa Holstein required. Improved listing sengers. E. N. Sipperler, W es - tjK)RS ALE I pairs of good young IV by CHJK SALE Registered bull. E.H blanks mailed on request. Inquire oxen. Chas. U. White Bethel, Conn, Elm wood dis- B.F. D.23. Danbury, Stony Hill "'PERSONAL CHAT. port, winn. . working Jennings. lawlei. A. Stroat HUls, bbelton. Conn. trict, next farm to L. Frede's. District. E. Company day new Winans of New York was a LOST-Sun- evening. January 2S, Stanley BattM New York PfciMelpaie SALE-St- ack of Mrs John Farrell WANTED-- A middle-age- d Good new milch cow with calf. lantern between my residence ana up pt)R hay. houseUeeper for tX)R SALE of Mr and Mrs S. R. Fox 18 TeMtlMetanav conn. a lame man. No to Hoi-list- er E. Monroe. Telephone guest, Sunday, St, BOMeeaaM. per Stepney. Reward for tne same. Hawleyvule, " family. Apply Edward Curtiss, J Bethlehem, Conn. ( 14385. Elm street. Wright, Newtown, Conn. on Z. 4 U IPOR SALE My properly on South Main St. TO BCY-Na- tlve chlrkAV J NewMilfo--i E. F.. Hawley. ANTIQUE FURNITURE bought ar uni A middle aged woman or girt Mrs Robert Sinclair, who is at the J. Coleman Smith, Manager WANTED iby X r WANTED housework. to Mar- poultry a4the Public Market,, Fr Consl" ' ham... r Apply - " -- - it 1434-1- 2. New Haven underwent a suc- CON Wrtohl- Conn -- shall Beach, Monroe, Ct Tel. hospital, ByrHEL J r 10 THE NEWTOWtf IttEE, FMDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1908.

'Washington. Men. Suwuiwn, Friday, Fi'hruary I, m YOU A. LA. MASON'S HOUSE BUKNED. Fred liickok Won't Mind The flue old home of Lewis A. Ma- ROWLAND'S TOWN TOPICS. 149 Cknteb frT., HKTOKIm son was burned to the ground on Sun- The Are whs discovered in t . day night. Taking the hired Sanitary Plumbing, HIGH SCHOOL TOPICS. the rear of the premises by Steam, Hot Water and Ga man who. awoke the sleeping occu- Mrs Mason was able, through HONOR ROLL COD pants. Fitting. the telephone, to got her neighbors, Gi'rmuii: Houlihan. RttlmatimFu'iiiimMl First yeur John Charles C. Ford and his two sons, Attended To. Mur- LIVER ; Juublug i'mmuily Second year German: Anna C. on the Mrs Charles Blanket Weather. ' quickly spot phy. Ford, through the telephone, man-- Magee Ranges. Sophomore English : Earl Taber, An OIL Winchester Heaters. na Ruffles, Helen Houlihan, May Hou blankets in muchv are Nonnie Brennan. Soft, warm, light variety ready lihan, for instant are the durable too. Junior and Senior English: Vivian THIS mm your choosing. They sort, Wetmore, Anna Murphy, Elsie Ferris, They will give service as well as warmth. The finest are flonumenth Nonnie Brennan, Helen Blukeman, WAY. entirely of wool; there are many of fine 'wool with stout cot Crossley Wallace. ! Aad Work of all C. O. D. TABLETS cod liver ton warp, there are good ones of cotton that are handsome Cani.t.ry : present U. S. History Jessie Bailey, Mar ! tines la aay Graait. or Marbla. Fti oil to you in the form of a dry, easily and as soft as their finer wool fellows. oa Beecher, Richard Carmody, aid aaaigaa applitatioa. Lt guerite swallowed tablet which leaves no un- eta I f at maoaablt pri Arthur Fair:hild, Herbert Ferris, " Price-variet- y is too. From pleasant or sickening taste in your very great, a small cotton George Ferris, Union Kqane, Joseph ". mouth. All the good qualities of the blanket, (49c) the scale of James M. Paean, Keane, Catherine Lester, Anna G. intendedtobeusedasasheet, "tacceiwortoO.W. Bnllp. BETHEL CONN best Norwegian Cod Liver Oil are con- runs to $12 for a beautiful blanket is Murphy, Anna Mudry, James Feck, price large that every tained In these tablets and All the ob Horace Smith, Charles Tilson, Jessie thread of finest Western wool. . jectionable qualites of the oil are ab Whitlock, Herman Tiemann. Notice.' sent These tablets excel the plain oil First year Latin: Mary Fairchild, most im ' Small single cotton blankets, bound at each end, white or We not some in many wasy. a few of the gray hi ar. giving you Wallace. B9c and 49c. Ndi fomotlilnit. but we are Hiving you tht Earle Taber, Crossley portant of which we list below. ; ultH of 20 vean of bard Mufly huo actua Second year Latin: John Houlihan. - Cotton blankets that made in ctlce when you Rt your bnrve shod at C. 0. D. TABLETS are easy to take measure 58x76 inches, pairs, gray or Annan's. ffioltot "Honest work fur Third Latin: Elsie An- Our year Ferris, inasmuch as they have no repulsive white 59c pair. , onet Frices." Vivian Wetmore. L, A. MASON, nie C. Murphy, taste or odor. The oil is very Good cotton blankets finished with HENRY A. BBF.NNAN, French: Ella An- plain strong in white or gray, pink First year Hayes, Whose Fine Old Residence Was , Burn- - P"14 hard to take because of its disagreeable or,! blue borders and from 65 80 to 70 84 inches f Greenwood ATene, BETHEL. CONN. na Houlihan, Kychie Veness. measuring by by 75c, CU M) Ule uu odor and taste. uiuuiiu oaiyuuaj. $JL,vl.25 and to $3. - " Second year French : Florence Beech- up ' ;4'. C. 0. D. TABLETS never cause that ! Wool-and-cotto- n er, Helen Blakeman, Mary Kelly, An- blankets, all the better for having, cotton warp Clear in the throat of a sickening a number to their aid. The Jeers' Lehigh na Ruffles. rising aged to get on which the warm wool filling is woven 3.25, 3.75 and to 5.50, - taste or such as often "fishy" gas very winds and scarcity of water pre- "All-wo- ol r" , lg the beat Anthracite Coal Elementary English: Richard Car- high blankets of fine quality, pure white and finished with col- pined. It Is clear of dirt and slate and the follows the taking of the plain cod liver vented them from saving the .house, Ptlce la no more than otber kinds cost. mody, Helen Keane, Anna G. Murphy, ored borders, measuring 70x85 or 80 by 90 inches 6.00, 7.00, 8.00 oil. which soon lay in ruins. Part of the Edith Northrop, Charles Tilson, Jessie and 12.00. . . JMITH Bethel, Ct. C. 0. D. TABLETS never upset the furniture and the was saved. ...'.. BEERS, Whitlock. clothing stomach or disturb digestion. The con- Mr Mason and family were fortunate Geology : Anna C. Murphy, Crossley tinued use of plain cod liver oil is cer- furnished house to 1 A Wallace. in having a go into, Good Too. Safer Than tain to nauseate the stomach and seri a across the street which Comfortables, i English History: Tessie Carmody, pretty cottage ously retard the processes of digestion. rent during the summer season. 'Bank. Catherine Lynch, Catherine Farrejl, they C. 0. D. TABLETS only possess The insurance was in two Plenty of these as well. Made with covering of silkolene or sat Elsie Ferris. . . nt companies V Money Invested In groceries ' all the valuable principles of cod liver small amounts.- - The exact eon and filled with clean cotton stitched into place or held with : Anna Vivian but for pretty Ad meats at our store and It is like putting Roman History Keane, 78 nnpv In thn hank because we save .vou oil but they also contain the Hypophos- - amount of the loss can not be es- tufts of yarn. Figured mercerized sateen, 72 by inches extra Wetmore, Anna Murphy, Elsie Ferris, yet ' money on every purchase you make. Doke's phites of Lime and Soda and a sufficient quality, $2.85. motto Is best croods at lowest prices. A cor Nonnie Brennan, Helen Blakeman. . timated. tal welcome to ail at our store. quantity of that gentle laxative, Licor Persian comfortables of dark effects and Geometry: Florence Beecher, Ben- sateen, exceptionally McDowell & ice, to carry off any excess of oil should serviceable, 80x90 inches, $3.00. Taylor, jamin Smith. Thumb Hand Side Center St., you take more of the TABLETS than i:- D.A. R. ' Physical Geography: Gertrude Brad- Silkolene comfortables in pretty patterns, light grounds, 72 by Conn. system can assimilate. ' Bethel, your The January meeting of the Judea 78 inches $1.50. ley. C. 0. D. TABLETS are Practical Arithmeitc: Richard Car- guaranteed Chapter, D. A. R., was held in, the to be better in every way than pure cod mody, Arthur Fairchild,'. Helen Keane, Gunnery, Miss Jane Burhans acting ae i. E. Millspaugh, liver oil for the'treatment ofjLa Grippe, Annie Murphy. hostess. A report of progress in the Weak Lungs, Consumption, Pulmonary Bookkeeping: Lena Blake, Helen work of the night school was given by Carpenter an Rnilder Complaints, Wasting Diseases, Loss of Blakeman, Nonnie Brennan, Anna the committee in charge. Mrs Edward Weight, General Debility, ' Nervous Plans and Estimates furnished. Ruffles. Preston of Roxbury and Mrs A. C. promptly attenoea to. Weakness, Malnutrition and all other Physics: Crossley Wallace.' Titus were appointed delegates to at The Howland ailments' caused by an impoverished Dry 'Goods, ring Box loft. Rethel, Ct Nora Blake, John Houli- tend the convention of the National ' Algebra: ( e condition of the blood. Sold in 50c and ilephone connection. ; han, Helen Houlihan, Anna Keane, society in Washington, D. C. The $1.00 bottles.- If, not .sold by your drug- Percy Piatt, Mary Fairchild. ... subject of the program for the after- Company, gist, send directly to .; -r noon the Declaration of Inde- y- T-- a 1-- was t pendence and its signers, after which Connecticut. DR KASSON CHEMICAL COMPANY, Bridgeport, OBITUARY. . ' a social time was passed. Is the staff ol life. When 126 East 29th St., New York City Mrs 0. H. Piatt has closed her house uu buy your bread from our yellow watron G. OSCAR PITZSCHLER. be two months. a are always sure of the best. Just like MRS and is to absent for me made. Also our rolls, cakes and pies 'Margaret Brennan, the beloved wife The dance given by the committee of ike want more. Valentines at R. H. Beers & Co.'s. you of G. Oscar Pitzschler, passed away in the W. H.r S. in the old hall on the the hours of Monday morning. Green was a great success on last Fri- & Co.;' early Erdmann Mrs Pitzschler had been a sufferer for Last week Wednesday evening, Fer- day night. Mr and Mrs Charles Tur-ri- ll Bethel Bakers. two years' from a heart difficulty. Mrs ris Mead of Taunton had the misfor- furnished the music. & - fountain Place, Bethel, Ct. R fl. Beers Co.,- Pitzschler was 49 years, two months tune to slip on the ice and fall, dislo- Newtown, Conn. - . and four days old. She was the daugh- cating his shoulder. ACCIDENT IN NEW HAVEN. Insoles. ter of John Brennan, who died 24 years ago. Surviving her are her husband, Crossing York street in front of the Do not fail to visit the valentine bo you have cold feet? Bo yon have to work twd sons. John 0. Pitzschler of Sandy Garland private dormitory . where he na-- j here your ieei get weir iuoiuui sale and supper at the lower room of Yale will Keep your ieei warm aim Hoxk, and Edward S. Pitzschler, who ives, Harry B. Van Sinderen, a lnls uij." church on Satur- For sale only at K .. nl t.mn nnA .VIA An nrvtlTal M.B the Congregational and son of Mr and Mrs W. ttt 11UIIIC, aiJU MUSS UBUgli, t freshman, day evening, Februray8. Lots of pret EVCa M. Maguirk, of Bridgeport. A Van Sinderen, who have a beautiful English's Drug Store, will on ' of ty valentines be sale. summer home m xown, was is J. English, Prop.. BETHEL. CT Sergeant James Brennan, tnis J the United States 10th Infantry, is knocked unconscious by a Westville car, Valentines stationed at Ft Egbert, Alaska. The Hughes & Chapman of Bridgeport and his head was bady cut. Van Sin DRINK!- - WARS SOFT funeral was attended on Wednesday have erected in St Rose's cemetery a deren crossed the street in the rear of Elm street and e Gem Lunch Room, morning from St Rose's church, Rev monument of Bonnie Lassie granite the car coming from Patrick Fox officiating. The pall bear for Patrick McMahon of Brookfield. did not see the one coming in the other BETHEL i COMIC ers were John Madigan, James Egan,, direction. The accident happened Near B, K. Crossing. Oreenwood Ave., Mich 8.30 o'clock. ; The car was im John Sullivan, Michael Brennan, Mrs Lee M. Johnson of Painesville, about , RKALCft PU and John There and Conductor Dunn ael Scanlon Haugh. ., is visiting Mr and Mrs W. C. John mediately stopped and assisted in i' was a beautiful array of floral tributes. son and other relatives in town. and Motorman Bailey carry- the student into Dr Butler's house Among those present at the funeral ing of and York from out of town were: Misses Kath- - at the corner Liberty ARTISTIC. Oil. Miss Agnes E. Piatt has passed a few Dr Lane was called and at llass, Paints, erine and Anna Maguirk, Mrs Charles streets. days, this week, With her parents, Prof tended him. The police ambulance Sleds, Skates, Snow Shov- Campana, Miss Florence Campana, and Mrs C. S. Piatt. was summoned and Van Sinderen was Harness, Lizzie Mrs o els, Blankets, Misses Mamie and Clark, Our'stock of Valentines will be found to be up-t- Tin New Haven Dr Whips, Enamel Ware, John B.. Mrs Whit- - taken to the hospital, Oil Sullivan, Joseph An attractive and beautiful line of ware, Lamps, Heaters, Lane going with him. There his in comb, John B. Sullivan and Mr and - date and of a very pleasing variety. Guns, General Hardware. valentines, artistic and comic,- will be were found to Baird juries were dressed and Mrs Alexander of Bridgeport found R. H. Beers & Co, at the store of consist of bad cuts and bruises in the V r.Uhovt - Miner Co.. and Misses Alice and May Donohue of head. While there v V ( St.. BETHEL. CONN.,,. L. I. The burial was in St painfully injured,' We Invite You To i Center Flushing. Merchant H. Rupf is giving to his Sind dui.. Director is no doubt as to his recovery,. Van Rose's cemetery.'; Funeral the handsome Chase & San-- patrons Sinderen is one of the most popular of Inspect Them. Troy had the arrangements in charge borne hand book. the freshmen living at Garland's and I The sympathy of a wide circle of known members of E! FREE Mr in his is one of the best friends eoes to' Pitzschler If you have rid of Fact Catarrh, yourself the freshmen class. He comes from i Meat and Food Chopper for affliction. this repulsive disease. Ask Dr Shoop of Trade Brooklyn, N. Y.. and spends his sum i Trade Marks or 50 Racine, Wis., to mail you free, a trial 1 50 cents. mers at Washintgon, Conn. His broth BIG TROUSERS SALE. box of his Dr Shoop's Catarrh Remedy. Beers & Co;, THE er is Adrian Van Sinderen, a sopho ,,RH. A simple, single test, will surely tell more living in the Little Hutch at 8 SEMI-ANNUA- Newrown, Conn. It Opens A L EVENT NOW IN you a Catarrh truth well worth your College street Harry Van Sinderen PROGRESS AT MEIGS & CO'.S Write to-da- y. Don't suffer Here knowing. went out for the freshmam football STORE. longer. eleven and was one of the three best E candidates for the end position. He For a Jiood many seasons, the semi 1 in several of the minor games EToY annual sale of trousers at Meigs played KEEPING OPEN HOUSE. Ei5l3s and the greater part of the Bull's Bridge. Co. 's has been looked forward to by r through Buckwheat last half of the game against the Har hundreds of men as a bargain event NEWS IN BRIEF., vard freshmen, where Yale won in the Woo which they would not miss for any flour Pancake last few minutes of play. Beside his Mrs Elizabeth Odell of Danbury is thing. The quality of the trousers as a football player Van spending a few days with her sister, I has had much to do with making the and ability Everybody is welcome when we feel the few freshmen ac MrsElisha Potter. ; ie Shelton sale? famous. No better trousers are good ; and we feel that way only when raircniiu " tive in the college Y. M. C. A. work, spent the day our made than are sold by Meigs & Co, Mrs Robert Boyd, Jr., digestive organs are working prop- Co. identified with Potter. Dr New Life Pills offer as Maple Syrup being prominently Wednesday with Mrs Elmer erly. King's regu- and few stores anywhere good late the action of stomach, liver 305 Housatonlc 'Ave, Mountain was and trousers as those sold regularly by this at Dwighthall. Charles Baum of Kent bowels so one can't feel- Conn. perfectly help Bridgeport, firm. In consequence, the opporto in the village, Friday. x ing good when he uses these pills. L. C. MORRIS', 25c at R. H. Beers & New- nity afforded by.this sale to save money F. R. Lane was in New Milford, Co., Kent. town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy on which have been proved The North garments Oroce, Friday. Hook ; P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Gou-le- tt, is seized ev Eas-to- to be superior eagerly by NEWTOWN, CONN. Eli Potter of Wassaic returned home Stevenson ; H. W. Osborne, n erv man in need of trousers and that PERSONAL NOTES. ' " ; W. B. Hawley, Sherman ; Smith The best way to get means nine out of ten men, this sea. Saturday. '' Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Connery A born to Mr and Mrs . what yo want, or to son of the year. The offerings involve daughter wat Bros., Georgetown J. M. Sullivan, Red- of choice and colors Oscar 26. Dr Howard ding Ridge ; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville . et no OI wan yvu hundreds patterns Wratts, January Southville. ; solid worsteds as well A. B. G. W. Hurlbut, Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Is to use in wearing HALL, JR., Stevens of New Preston was the don't want, the scarce and much-want- cassimeres Roxbury Station; G. W. Hatch, nhysician. Mother and child convention at the The Bee's advertising and cheviots men know to be so full of Photographer, Do not forget the Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New well-know- n Hook are welL E. H. Pres- . column. Try the wear. The policy of Meigs Over Finch's Store, Sandy doing . Southville Methodist church, Friday, Milford; Beardsley, New - lb. Cm. clean each rea 8 ton; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washing- of sellintt out is filled. W, and February 7, m ar it dhoto Enlanrements. Picture Framing. The ice house here being Saturday Sunday, ton ; tin i son's is repsonsible for the Postal Cards of views or own Photo. Old 10.30 Depot Harry Brown, Southbury; clothing, your of work. . and 9. all day from a. word, oa week. reHnrpH which now in Phntmmnipd. Till nri hm ml samples and M. Dean is director the Services C. P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins nrices prevail 'from incomdete line. If you need get my prices. Fine work at reasonable prices. E. m tn 7 sn n. m. Speakers Brother Warren; W. N. HunL Long everv batisfaction Mrs Fred Hallock is at 0. Watts' the time to buy them, guaranteed. invited. Hill ; Drug store. trousers, now is Studio open from 10 to 3.30, seven days for a time. abroad. All are cordially and,MeigS & VO. B is ue juiace. week until further notice. THE NEWTOWN L .Itf, FEBRUARY 7, 1008. 11

nesg of hlg office. no man In Professional Cards. Perhaps The Newtown Bee Litchfield county has more friends and Newtown, Friday, Fohruarj 1,im all through his long illness inquiries VV. J. BEECHER, have come duily from every section of the state. He is now able to walk . ' ttorncyat-La- COUNTY. LITCHFIELD auout the the Don't neglect your cough. Rooms niJ W SuiifonJ Did. Prltlifoport house, reads papers Wltee In Nuwiown oitrni on Saturdays from daily, cuts heartily and Is rapidly gain I a. w. New Milford. to8.aup.in. ing strength. New Haven Leader. Statistics York -H. show that in New City REV GEORGE- JOHNSON P. D. Osborne, a representa O F. M. gonial alone over 200 people die week from J. Gale, D., CALLED. tive of AlIiHon Brothers of Middle-tow- n, every Olllca III Um David Dhii Ronldunn, At a meeting of the parish of the passed Thursday night at Carl consumption. First Conirrcgatlonal church, of New Oiidur's. He attracted attention be i Newtown Street. Milford, Tuesday night, the previous cause of his great weight, and height. Office Hour! to 9 a. m., I to i and Ttodp.m action of the church was unanimously II J weighed 30!) pounds and was six And most of these consumptives might 4 ratified, calling Rev George II. Johnson feet and seven inches high. of the of he now i had Dr. "Walter II. Kieunan, First church, Congregational, Brockett Brothers have Lought a living they not neglected the to become its at a tlfYSICIAN AND SUHCEOX. Swampscott, pastor tract of standingjtimber of Edwin Hol- - S2150. church in New warning cough. salary of The lister, near the Bethlehem line, and Sandy Hook, Conn. Milford which calls Mr Johnson is the will move their steam mill there in a fflro llourm S to 9 &. m.. I to 2 ami 7 to 8 p. m strongest in numbers and resources in short time. TuHiiliimes You know how western Connecticut, having a mem- Absolutely Pure , quickly Scott's of between 450 and 500 mem- bership Tho Cornwall Bridge. A Emu Iston enables you to throw off a DENTAL PARLORS. bers. It has its own pastor in the only baking powder Rev E. mado with Expert dimtlslry. palnloHK andtollublit, foreign field, Joseph Walker, Royal Grapo THE WEATHER. cough or cold. Most modern and wli'iitllllc used appllanooit Shao-w-u, China.. The church was Cream of Tartar "TCTTIIIIWr sed tor paliilow opuralioun. We are now looking forward'nto six founded nearly 200 years ago and is rich DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, No Alum, No Lime weeks of winter if the old is true AU DRUGGISTS) BOc. AND $1.00. in history and tradition, and has been Phosphate adage u won Pontlst. Olllce In Post Office Block, orthe prophecy of aa the 0 Now Milford, Conn. served during its long career by only Justasjfar sunshine's rinrTCandlemas aojf ar ' 10 ministers. The ministry has been tHay the snow wiilTJowj inJ.before spring, unusually eminent, such men as Noah his foot quite badly with an axe while Celeste A. Benedict, M. D., for the sun did shine in for a few min- Porter, D. D., afterward president of a barn fioor, repairing recently. utes in PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. and Nathaniel and if the snow blows any fur Yale University, Taylor, Mr who is John Gough, working the ther on any of the days to come ths:n C. E. .28 State St root, Bridgeport, Conn D. D., long professor of theology at Eva RIDDIFORD; farm, met with an accident, last it did on Candlemas we think it ' one of theolo- day one of the agents. Yale, and the greatest a The Bank Street Jeweler,. lElectrlclty therapeutic Saturday, heavy plank falling upon will overstep the Idea of whoever made Office Hours; rom io a. m. to 13 m., 2 to 4 p. m. gians America ever, produced, having his foot, which caused much pain and been a One deacons the prophecy. There has pre- served the church. of its necessitated doctor. calling a vailing ideathat if we had cold was Roger Sherman, who signed the 'gooi If You Want to Charles Myers, who has been work- winter weather that it would be more Buy DR. S. E. ALLEN,' Declaration of Independence and ing in Brooklyn, the past year, is healthful and less grip. We think we DATTERSTOWN. CONN. whose hand and mind, it is said, home enjoying a short vacation. have got it at time of writing and if P. 0. Address: Route 13, Stepney Dopot, Conn shaped every law enacted by the early the grip does get out we think it will Watch Admlnstor of Magnetic Treatment. Spec- Congresses. f ialist in treatment of eczema, get well aired. plies, catarrh, Mr Johnson has been waited upon by pretty heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. Or anything in the Jew- Medicine furnished tor this treatment. a sent from a joint meeting Washington. Terms reasonable. Consultation free. deputation DEATH OF JOHN F. SWIFT. elry line come In and of the committee of the church . and look over the laree stick F. a resident- - of the Swampscott church, every GENERAL AVERILL IS NOW OUT John Swift, lifelong parish pf of Watches, Clocks, Jew-R- " CHARLES S. PLATT re- OF DANGER AND RAPIDLY the south end of the town, who had a member of which was present, and etc. from RECOVERING. severe shock some two weeks ago, elry, Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, quested to decline all overtures the afternoon about 5 church in the neighboring State, and died on Saturday Does your Watch or NEWTOWN. CONN. Commissioner H. O. Averill is now in him their continued o'clock. He had lingered along that Clock need cleanlne: if promising hearty rapidly recovering from an illness and substantial partially helpless condition, gradually so us as we do support and an adequate which at one time seemed almost cer- bring it to Mrs. James growing weaker, until death came to Gordon, increase in salary. Mr Johnson is to be Dr Robert A. fi st class work. All work warranted Give us a call N) tain fatal. fo did in undecided as to what action he will take his relief, which it a very easy Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, Marcy of New Preston is very largely trouble to show goods. which was entire- manner, he passing away apparently in regard to the call, due Mr Averill is y Class Lessons, Ensemble, the fact that Mr leaves on his The church without a struggle. Swift ' ly unsought part. aiive and making rapid progress to- NEWTOWN, CONNECTIONS under a brother, James L., a few years his in Swampcotts has been brought, ward restoration Sto health. complete who has been a de the present pastorate to be one of the senior, in very For over twenty years Dr Marcy prac- The & fields m this section of crepit condition for some time. Oscar Pitzschler Son, most attractive ticed his profession with unusual suc AND au- funeral was held at his late residence BARBERS HAIRDRESSERS, the State, with Sunday morning cess in this section of Litchfield county 1 . Hook & on Monday afternoon, burial in Puffing-ha- m AT t Newtown, Sandy Hawleyvllle diences filling the auditorium. Nearly and then he sold out his and Hawley-viU- e practice Newtown shop open every day. 90 members have been admitted to cemetery. ! shop open Wednesday afternoon and resolved to take it easy during the re Sandy Hook shop open the last valentines Sunday morning. church membership during first-cla- ss mainder of his life. is not easy, every week day. Only work. ,t and one-ha- lf years which Mr John- POOL TABLE. .' three however, for a country doctor to en served the church, and all de- Clock On we shall have on sale the most son has tirely cut loose from old friendships Watch and Saturday of the church are in a flour- M. D., partments and patients of many years when criti- line of Valentines shown in the town. Griswold Bragaw, condition. The recent bequest of eve( ishing cal illness occasions the sending of a Rowe valued at Lucy E. of'property messenger who simply won't take Repairing! The Misses and Masters will be eager to see this Physician and of $15,000 will increase the efficiency Clock does not run No" for an answer. Occasionally, If your Watch or s Surgeon, Taken to- us in display. the church in every way. therefore, Dr Marcy has yielded to right bring it here and let put it church first time-keepi- we ao r Offlte United Bank Building. , gether the Swampscott presents solicitation of friends and had come class shape, the work and our are rea- a field of exceptional attractiveness the best prices New Milford, Conn. to the rescue in case of emergency. sonable. to any minister. General Averill has been an intimate Frank E. Office Hours: 8 to 9 A. M. 1 to a, above Mr Johnson has not Soule, As stated friend of Dr Marcy for about a quar- 7 to 8 P.M. nor will he for some to R.W. L. Wendt, decided, days ter of a century and when the appeal Block, Bank Street, New Milford. Bank when decision will come from Jeweler and Optician, J Mygatt Residence and Office, United come, the came to come and prescribe for the In the meantime a united Cor. Bank & Main New Milford Building. the rmlrjit. General, Dr Marcy could not say "No." Sts., ' await his anx Telephone. church and parish words, On the contrary he went and stayed that the tie that binds iously hoping night and day until the danger was be broken. It is a may not at this time over. When all others were discour concern with the Congre- DrBattam, matter of deep aged Dr Marcy clung to hope and con- gational parish, and in the event' of his DENTIST, tinued to employ his skill. When Dr i Bank New Milford. the town will be the poorer Hunters, Strut. going Russell of New Haven came up in con ! through the stepping out of a manly SAWS sultation he said that in his opinion Dr and INSURANCE man. Mr Johnson and his most esti Driving LbONARD'S Marcy's treatment' was exactly cor ' mable wife have endeared themselves Ice Hand Panel ' AGENCY, rect in every particular and that if the Parties Saws, Saws, Saws, Rip Saws, Compass to all, and the thought of parting at this Skating patient survived it would be because find entertainment Saws, Key Hole Saws, Pruning Saws, Crosscut VlRE, time casts something of a cloud upon the Can ACCIDENT. of Dr Marcy's effort and the able Saws, Meat Saws, Buck Saws. which can only be lifted by him during the winter at the parish, of trained and faithful nurses. in a refusal. Mr Johnson is 'Old self ut Companies, At last the crisis was turned and re- Inn, If you need a Cross-c- or Buck Saw I have one that it will Lowest Rates. young man, ambitious and -- energetic, Waramaug covery began and Gen Averill will in a you to look at before buying any other kind. We guaran- and while the church folk are not selfish Lake NewPreston,Ct. pay few weeks be able once more- - to go Waramaug, tee them to cut faster and easier than any other saw on the mar- to the point of checking a natural prog about the state and attend to the busi-- . ket. If you don't believe it just try one of them. Dr K. S. Todd, ress, still there would be much satis VETERINARY SUROEON, faction if he were to remaip. If, how New Milford, Conn. ever, he should decide to go, he will IM.IM. mirelv take with him the regard and Mill. Ulllll M. H. MALLETT, esteem of the entire church and parish Main and Church Sts. . NEW MILFORD. COM. Alexander Noe,' nf the First Congregational Church. GREAT , Corner , Veterinary Dentist, Ct. Harrriet Robinson is visiting s, P. 0. Box 164, Ansonia, Miss ! John B. Robinson. Mail orders promptly attended to. at her uncle's, Sale Mrs Eva Watson has returned from Clearing at H. O. Averill's, where 15 her lone stay Sale will Open Feb. 1 and will Continue Days. Come and she has been for many weeks in the capacity of nurse Jthrough Mr Averill's Former Price Sale Price Per Cent fever. Look long illness with typhoid uwa' fWpivnfl.ta. 5.00 3.00 and 3.25 40 sometime in - Mrs Jones is spending 0 2.98 Over our large stock Men's and Reefer Coats, Boys' Felts and Rubber Beets, Arctics and New York. 3 00 and 4.00 2.75 Cihhorc. oien filnvps and Mittens. Prices Suits, low. Give us a call before purchasing else-- Mr and Mr3 Hudock were called to 1.10 Men's Sweater Coats, 0 Reduction where. Southville to assist in the care of Mrs 1.00 1r1.Cn fir'aln. Misses' Sweaters, 1. 40 vcA Hav. Cotton Seed Meal, Hudock's father, who is sick. Ladies' and Gluten, etc Also coarse Salt lor packing 2.25 1.75 OnaIl Ready Made Clothing. at low prices. is visiting relatives Men's Sweaters, pork We butcher Mrs Fred Squires First Class Meat Market. only A Coats. 10.00 and 11.00 8.50 Select from this week on. Native Steers. in Bridgeport. fftw lalifis anything Select line of groceries. At Low Prices Mr and Mrs Heinan attended the A few mixed Coats 90c Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, TOPfMinc of Mr Heinan s Brother in Men's Trousers, 148 . Railroad and Bridge Streets, South Kent, last week. A lot of Children's Coats, New Milford. big Furnishings. Sizes 2 to 6, 3.75 to 5.00 2.85 to 4.00 2. to 3.50 1.60 to 2.50 Foxbury. Quilts, 00 30 Per Cent Reduction on all Furnishings. ar Half Price Ladies' Ready-to-We- Hats at Your CT.AM CHOWDER SUtTUK AINU 42 to 79c x Children's Poke Bonnets. 50c to 1.00 tailor-mad- e VALENTINE SALE. A Reduction of $8 on every suit. Ladies' .Dress Skirts, black Lame Horse will be a clam chowder sup There brown, 2.50 to 6.00 2.20 to 4.75 valentine sale at the Congre gray and Caabe shod to go and per and chapel, Tuesday, February 11, A few children's Coats, not limp if you go to MULCAHY, gational Low Prices from 6 to 9 p. m. Admission to chapel size 8 to 12, At Very it interferes that can be stop the first to 1.75 If frpe minner 20c If stormy Ladies' Shirt Waists, $1 to $2, 85c H. S. Wengrow, at the same time. cor ped fair night . thereafter. Everybody Men's and Boys' Caps, 25c to 1.25, 19c to 85c invited. lothier, dially Children's dresses,2 to 5, 5oc tO 1.75, 42c to 1.45 to 35c to 2.20 NEW MILFORD Mrs Nellie Judson, who has been " S 6 to 14, 50c 2.50, Bank Street, next to Evitts' Drug Store, T.J. Mulcahy, with Mrs Myron Thomas, has returned Men's Trousers. $1.48, 90c Elm Street. New Milford to Woodbury. $9 to $6.50 Boys Suits, 17 to 20 yrs, $10, John Clark, who has been ill the past TOP of the JOB winter with rheumatism, is improving. Fish, Clams, A missionary from China gave an Miller's Dry Goods Store, Vegetables. IN THE MORNING. interesting lecture at the Congrega- The best the mar Ow- New Milford. Trpsh. dean MILK from the tional church, Sunday morning. OoDOsite Town Hall, affords. Also 2 single ket to the severity of the weather SALE-O- ne box business wtcon Uh two JeW. Milford ing FOR square je.U. low New Creamery.. one extra heavy breast coiiar. Will sell at Tery Oysters! ' . there was but 'a small attendance. buggy harnesses, L. C. DAVIS, New Milford. W.APABCELl.Prop.pABCELUMif John Walsh had the misfortune to cut MMNMNNMMI 1

1908. 12 'THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, , The Newtown Bee. GRIP EPIDEMIC. Newtown. FrliU)'. Ki'lrury7, VW. be If it comes from Mulling it will right. Disease h Of Short Duration The Old Stewart Building FAIRFIELD COUNTY. And Rarely Fatal. 9 and New Wanamaker Store, Wonders Never Ccaie. The Most Startling and Monroe. IT IS DURING CONVALESCENCE THAT TONIC TREATMENT IS NEC of and Sensational ESSARY TO OVERCOME THE with their competed ecfuipment space A SLIGHT TRIBUTE OF RESPECT EXTREME DECILITY AND DE- are now able as useful as it was in- TO THE MEMORY OF A YOUNG PRESSION AND PREVENT stocks' to be RELAPSE. FRIEND, GEORGE SIIELT0N. tended from the first they should be. One by one, we come, One by one, we I The twin buildings frora Eighth to Tenth ioDay CO. For a disease of such limited The wondrous ways of "Providence" duration and one which, without com Streets and from Broadway to Fourth Avenue, 1 none will ever know. plications, is rarely fatal, the grip Sale and N. connected tunnels, are filled Emergency To a home an only child, a mother leaves its victims more debilitated Y., by spacious for less able to withstand other disorders weeps Joy. with reliable and fresh merchandise in larger t Ever Known to Humarl Experience One by one they go, a mother mourns than any other. One of our foremost g her boy. medical writers says: "It is aston- quantities than ever. th'e H Morning, February 5, at stood beside the the last fond ishing, number of people who have ' Began Wednesday She bier, IJ The floor era is not equaled, so as known, look to take. been crippled in health for years after jar & Bow in silent reverence for that poor an attack." It is a common thing to by any other retail establishment on either side I J. B. MULLINGS SON, mother's sake. hearpoeple date various ailments or of sea. Her her all is gone, Oh, enshroud- chronic from an attack of in the 97 to 103 Bank Street, 88 1 9C South Main Street, life, WATEUBURY. ed death, fluenza. new building is devoted to large stocks Where is thy mystery, we, ask with The real danger from the grip is du ) InTolvlnutheDarlnB.Unpreci'di'ntpdSaerlflceof a niacnlfleentiflOCOOOtoc-- of bated breath. convalescence, when the character- of Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery, China, Glass Men' and ring the Finest Orade ol Hoys' the the El Mystery, Sting and Victory, one, each istic symptoms, fever, catarrh, and Pianos; and of El Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps and and all the headache the depression household pass away. The grip leaves Men's and' Clothing,. Shoes, Hats, El Traveling Necessities. Hath come within the 'twas spirits q Boys' behind it vital weakened thin the Master's call, powers, and Neckwear have the El ROOM. and over Hosiery, Underwear, WE NEED THE But oh, this sting, it crushes out the blood, impaired digestion El Restricted. Everything Must Go I heart sensitive nerves a , condition that ground floor. ' ' Nothing to Fathers, mothers, dear young love, Oh, makes the system an easy prey pneu- nervous The old building has been much improved, BBBBBBEEEEEBEBBBBBEB BBBEBtu our boy to part , monia,. bronchitis, rheumatism, q and even consumption. 'Twas sad to see that comely face with- prostration, and is still the dignified, refined emporium that Too much stress cannot be laid on- the in a bank of flowers, importance of strengthening the blood Mr. Stewart had in his mind. So still in deathly silence,neath over- and nerves during convalescence. hanging bowers. IJ No such conveniences, comforts and agreeable Mr Robert G. Yates, of 68 Ellis So silent yet he speaks a story to us street, Dubuque, Iowa, who has been for were in it in Mr. all, surroundings shopping JL Howard Burr & Co. employed for several years as a tinner That little do we heed till we hear the Stewart's time. The world moves 1 ' ' by the Klauer Manufacturing .Lo bugle's call. j says: m be but we shall 'adhere to our So full of life, of health, the last we IJ It may peculiar, "One day while returning from, work would think I became suddenly weak. Terrible way of not selling any- To be called so suddenly, be wafted o'er - pains shot through my head- and body, the brink. here that our customers are not profited by. Still Some Fur and I became dizzy and was hardly able to thing No more his greeting, no pleasant make my way home. The trouble de- our business has steadily increased more smile. q Though Coats for genial veloped into a severe attack of grip Fur Lined him we in of the No more shall we meet as jour- confined to bed for by year, and thjs spite rebuilding, ' and I was my year ney here the while. weeks, was restlws and sleepless, with and removals, we now greatly desire Men and Women on- upsettings If only to that dear young love, if constant; pains in my yimbs. My appe scale of we ly he could speak, tite was gone, I fell away in flesh, was the people to see the new preparations As tender words of to cheer At Those Attractive Reduced Prices sympathy tired out for no apparent reason and have made to serve them. so bletk. ' Left at the Burr Store. a heart became generally miserable. But that young heart it knows so "Finally when things were looking q This is a cordial invitation to the people of the the he would tell well, story pretty blue for me, one day I noticed a when- near-b- y towns and country to visit the store 'sold of Let peace be thine, dear girl,jiisjmage piece in the paper about a man living have so ' The same reductions that many ' OSwith'thee dwell.flg? in Kansas who had been cured of a sim them week will clean out the sockin a short ever convenient the past So Mother, Love and friends, iliar complaint by the use of Dr .Wil to call if would Father, The Astor Place Station of 'the lands time, and it behooves y6u early you rr the fullness of a heart liams' Pink Pills. So I decided to try q Subway the train. Be in tender and them. I felt better before I finished get aboard bargain thine sympathy may you in the Basement. All trolley lines pass our each share a part one box and I kept on taking them until In life's fond remembrance of one so cured. Now I enjoy perfect health doors, or transfer you to cars that do. dear to you. and, thanks to Dr Williams' Pink Pills, , Same With His life, though short replete with I can do a good day's work again. I virtue true. am as hale and hearty as many men Ladies Fur Pieces. We love to sine the 'praises of the much younger than I, have a splendid to a few nestling in the tree. appetite and can go sleep minutes after I also to closed out Let its virtues be a mantle, let it fall retiring. might A small lot left be at figures that add before I Dr Wi- on you and me. that began taking liberal to Pink Pills I had suffered for represent savings buyers. t And now friend George, thy race is lliams' "with the Dove. about seventeen years with rheumatism have not felt of since. Farewell, Farewell, may thee find a but I any it D. C. Wells. They are a wonderful medicine and I , home' above. Howard Burr & have no doubt but that they saved my Co, life.".' - .,. v,f Branchville. Dr Williams' Pink Pills increase the 199 Main Street, Danbury. number of red corpuscles in the blood. BRIEFLY NOTED. This is a matter of easy proof by mi Mr and Mrs Benjamin Benedict of croscopic test. They therefore may be o o a 42 L ollrJimfSlfSimfo 1111111 East Norwalk have received news that said to actually make new blood. They their son, Dr Frank Benedict of Forts-mout- are the most direct cure known for 43 Poultrymen N. H., is slightly improving, anaemia and all similar conditions, though not yet out of danger. They cure debility and most forms' of Beginners Miss Florence Meade of South Nor weakness because they make it possi- Practical walk made a brief visit with her moth- - ble for the nourishment taken in the Expert Trusses to reach the it, er, at LocustlStiade, Sunday. body parts that require 3)t Clearance Sale of - Annual They cure rheumatism, because rheu 1H 1AAO r- 1 T...Un4-i.f- i Miss Margaret Allen of Forte street, Mn. matism is caused by impure'blood, and : East Norwalk, visited with her cousin, sampled for your inspection, on Or blood at when, replace the impure Mrs" Seth Shove, in Danbury.' last they 41 our first floor. Probably the ! ! with pure, the disease is eradicated machines and FVR.S week. v i o; 4 largest stock of fa not temporarily suppressed, but cured here IjL E. F. Costello arrived at California, MO supplies in Connecticut are to cured. After-effec- ts of stay grip, v Low WINTER. aiiu an uic caocjibiaia 5 And COATS. last week. fevers and other diseases are in wasting 1 cessful poultry raising as Foun- - P Mrs A. J. Partridge expects to arrive best treated with these blood-maki- . Ladies who desire stylish furs or coats should buy now by all means, as the 1 tains, Feeders. Hoppers, Char- - of saving in price makes it well worth while. Jfc at her home in a few days. because after these troubles the We are especially desirous that as many customers as possible inspect these pills, 4 coal, Wire Netting.-Jloofing.th- e r will low in and and Prices. offerings, as we know they appreciate the price opportunity. jjL blood thin, watery impure, and the "5T You can depend upon the Qualities every time, no matter how much below 43 celebrated Amatite If i i are. the health will not be perfectly re- actual value the prices New Fairfield Tar. urit aua sneii fluid is made ordinary ji stored until the vital pure ana i AT jiO Boxes, Lice powaer iice "We Can Fit $16.00. 4 - and rich. The pills are to A NARROW ESCAPE. guaranteed drop-hea- d New Demorest Machines that are 10 be free from opiates or any Anyone." "3P We sell Sewing guaranteed lor Daniel Evans, while cutting timber ljarmful Testers, Nest Eggs, Napcreol, OC years. They are A 1 in every respect. drug and cannot injure the most deli- " q Hatch's woods, slipped and 4$ Sulpher Candles, Leg Bands, of cate system. fell about 30 feet off from the ledge. 43 Punches, Shipping Coops, etc. fa Waterpad Elastic, Hard Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all ' He without any serious Leather Covered. McLEAN luckliy escaped or will be on Rubber, I BR.OS., ' druggists, sent, postpaid, J injuries. r - i of price, 50 cents box ; six 43 . of 221 Main St., Telephone 157. receipt per Danbury. boxes for $2.50, by the Dr Williams i J Mr and Mrs John Evans, who have Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. JjThe Danbury Hard$ The f been sick with colds, are improving slowly. : ware Co.; 0 to Farms. aft- Hindle Mrs Mary Whitlock, who has been ing Quaker's Presently of Pharmacy, er plodding peacefully along he pulled i 3 jfc 3K 3IC 3t --)C 3C 3K 3K quite ill with the grip, has recovered. 43 249-2- 51 Mam St 987 Main kreet, into Oxford Center. Peering about him W A Seasonable and Sensible Christmas Present wonldlbe a Wesley Reynolds has resigned his po- h perceived he was a cf - Conn. : sition as blacksmith for Ernest Stevens peradventure Danbury. Bridgeport, good distance from home. He of Set of Harness, Blanket, Robe, Whip, and William Whitlock has taken his pretty perambulated back over Governor's Bells or Wool Mat. place. - : I Hill, Moose Hill and Hell Lane. He Mrs Hattie Wildman visited her Hous-saton- We Have Them All! was proudly paddled across the ic L on 1 brother, Samuel Sanford, Thursday. River and put for his parents' TIMELY AND VALUABLE SUG- - David Williams has hired a new clerk palace in the parish of White Hills W. W. STEVENS CO.. GFCTTfWK. recently for delivering packages at the after covering the distance of nineteen VUkav..w. , . ... jtieri rsarDer oi iMum, ,.ma., says: i 16 Conn. lf 'I Whitest., Danbury, door. , and one-ha- miles. A pretty plucky especially women who nave only taKen lour coses oi your Kia-lea-d There was a social dance held at the pedestrian. Many people, confined domestic lives, ney and Bladder Pills and they have closely ' Town hall on Friday, January 24. medi-call- ea suffer from what in general terms is done for me more than any other About 30 people attended. Gorham & TrumbulL "nervousness." Among all cine has ever done." Mr Barber refers EXE Dayton furnished the music and Bladder Pills, forms of treatment none has even ap- - to DeWitt's Kidney have been A concert will be in the Con- New- - Mr and Mrs Henry Dayton given nroached in success the intelligent use They are sold by Henry Rupf. ill for the week. gregational church on the, evening of C011"- Become a Successful Factor quite past nf Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Rem - : town, - February 17. If stormy the concert of Rondout, N. Y., which pro- Business "World. ' A course at will be held on the 20th. The concert edy, In the motes an easy and natural action of Huntington. will be conducted by Don A. Adams of the digestive organs and imparts tone New Haven, assisted by local talent to the nervous system. ; I Stillman Businesss College A PRETTY PLUCKY PEDESTRIAN. Those who have had the pleasure of lis CASTOR A and Children. A pedestrian paused preparatory to tening to Mr Adams will enjoy hear- For Infanta Will Help 'You. taking a journey and put a pedometer ing him in the songs and recitations Kennedy 'a Laxative Cough Syrup Use Kind Yoa Haw Always Bought in his pants pocket. Presently he pur and will, 'we believe, be well repaid a cts gently but promptly on the bowels. sued his path piking for Punkupsand for perhaps cold or windy drive. A It stops the cough by soothing the Bears the Conn. Sold 297-30- 3 Main Street, Danbury, Pleasant Vale. Passing Punkupa and full bouse is hoped for. Further notice throat and lung irritation. by 8i(Mt8rot Pleasant Vale, he pushed along point will be given, next week. Henry Rupi, Newtown, Conn. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1908. 13

The Best'in the World ! Undertaker and Embalmer. The Newtown Bcg THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Worcester VALENTINE SALE AND LUNCH. Royal Prlndle & fiords Pdbmspsd Bt TheQrip Epidemic i THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. The annual valentine and AND ' tale lunch, W. H. PBINDLi. MORRIS. f,,0 under the of the Y. P. S. C. Newtown, Conn,. Friday, February 7. IW", auspicei Bon Ton Corsets. . Funeral Dlrectori E, and the Ladies' Aid society of the and Embalmen, Congregational church will tuke place Disease is of Short Duration and ' Perfect Fitting ALLISON P. SMITH. on Saturday afternoon. There will be Newtown, Conn. Pkihidint ao Editor Satisfying ABTITTJB J. SMITH. t a fine assortment of valentines, euch at When Free From Complications , HKOHKTART, THSAHnRKR, the misses and masters. Cuke Beautifying amd Dustman Majwurh. delight them Call l and Ice cream will be Bold for 15c and Is a 'pair. ' W soil n4 reconioit'od Telephone QENKV M. SMITH, fatal. Try Vipi Phisidknt and Rarely 48-- coffee and rolls 15c. The hours W. B. Frlndla L.O. Morris. 70. GlXNRAIi ACIIKT. for will be CUR-TI- & from 3 to 8 p. m.' The proceeds Not since the 1889 TAYLOR. S grip epidemic of get up, and I gained rapidly In strength of the sale go to the of the Gos- support yunas the dreaded imluenza been so until I was able to do my work. ' It CO, tVll.SSaYear, 75 Cents for Hli Month. 50 pel wagon work. The committee of OenU for fnnr Month. Four Oenta a Oopr, prevalent as now. No age or station in seemed like a miracle to all of my Tea Briok Stora, Saaiy Hook. HALWEY.WILM0T6 the Y. P. S. C. E. consists of Misses life is exempt from it, nor can its at friends, who were surprised at my ' Mabel and Jessie Taylor and Ruth REYNOLDS, 4a- -. tack be prevented with certainty. It speedy recovery." . Telktiione, Snow andJGustave W. Carlson and from Blacksmlthlng, Carriage and UNDERTAKERS, ia however, more frequent in persons 198 Mrs W. M. Wagon Repairing. State St.. Bridgeport, Oonn, theladics' Aid society Rey- living In overcrowded and CRIP EVERYWINTER. ADviHTiimo Katic i nolds, Mrs C. B. Miss S. Taylor, J. homes and in low, damp surroundings. Ttiffl Trtftiana Wnmon Doliof B. Scudder APnttn4 - Oionoi Hawmt. Tine St. Near Park Ave lw lino 8mo tmo yeai and Mrs W. II. Hubbell. It is The best authorities no satisfac atlWIUIIU 11 V1HHU VUUU IWllVt C- L. SMALLEY, Bdwaho H. Wii.mot. m Ollnton Ave. IS neb 1.00 8.U0 8.00 6.00 give hoped there will be In Pills. Ct. lou B. UiTNoLDg. m West Ave. 1 Inch i.oo t.00 4.oo e.uo lo.oo a generous patron- tory treatment for the acute stage but DrWilliamPink St.pi.y D.pati ' 8 8.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 Telephone 01 mcheg age as the cause is a worthy one. E6TABLIBBID IN 1881, 3 inches t.&O (.00 10.00 16.00 25.00 it is of short duration, usually running Mrs Sarah Railsback, of 106 South Practical Horseshoer. t Inches 8.00 6.00 12.00 1H.00 80.00 its course, in of medical treat i--4 column 4.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 40.00 Bpite street, Richmond, Ind., says; "I had and Wagon Carriage column (.00 10.00 20.00 2N.0O 48.00 HOUSE SAVED FROM BURNING. ment two or three days, at most. attacks of grip every winter for about and Paintingi also Blacksmtthlnff in column (.00 12.00 24.00 86.00 60.00 jn S- week all lw branched. First class workmanship column 8.06 16.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 or ten days. Careful diet and a ten years. It left me with no appetite, and reasonable. 1 80.00 60.00 100.00 guaranteed price always P. F. column 10.00 40.00 A CLOSE CALL supporting or tonic with was Telephone Connection! Bridgeport Division Keating, treatment, I miserable all the time and could laxatives, if required, are the best aid) hardly drag around. ' I lost in FURNITURE DEALER, Reading brevier 10c line. The house in myself We to the notice, type, Hattertown, formerly to belong Small nonpareil ait, la a word per week. nature during the acute stage. weight and was terribly run down. I I party that never Ondertaklng and Embalming In all Its the James Summers place ,now owned NOTICE throws mud and branches, promptly and carefully attended to, was chilllv and cold and ached nil nver sand. Thai Is the by Jewish people, had a narrow escape Danger During Convalescence. SANDY HOOK. OONN, was under care kind of shoes we on horse. Large Circulation: from "I the of our family put your being burned to the ground, last For a disease of such limited dura- stock of sboes and all weight at my old stand, doctor but got no relief until my niece 1, 1883, 600 week Thursday. The chimney got on January tion and one which, without complica- me Dr fire persuaded to try Williams' Pink B M. TUTTLE, and it would have burned the house tions, is the leaves Wm. J. feebler, rarely fatal, grip Pills, It wasn't long before I had an SOUTHBURY, CONN. Last week, 4700 but for the help of neighbors who lent its victims more debilitated and less noon. Fcnbral Director and appetite and could eat I certainly-go- t Shop closed every Saturday ' a hand and Boon put out the fire In the able Embalmer, to withstand other disorders than better soon and Dr Williams' with Pink chimney pails of water. any other. One of our foremost med- Lady Assistant always In attendance. Pills cured me. The aches and pains HOME NEWS. : ical writers says "It is astonishing left me and in Announcement of Trumbull Telephone Oonnectlon. Brookfleld. Oonn, A gentleman in Connecticut took not Igained weight I take the number of people who have been the Merchants. long ago a collie from the Lothian Ken- pills every spring, to build up my crippled in health for years after an blood and tone nels at Stepney. The dog. after the my stomach. I always DEA HOMER W. KEELER. attack." Jt is a common thing to hear recommend Dr TrumbuU-conn- , fashion of its kind, soon made himself Williams' Pink Pills to T. I Mr and Mrs F, B, Bouton people date various ailments or chronic John Porter, of my friends and think are a and K . one the family, and assumed espec- they Horf.sho.r Funeral Directors and A NATIVE OF NEWTOWN. from an attack of influenza. Expert ial responsibilties in connection with medicine." ' and G.i.ral Blaek.mith. Embalmers.' The real danger from the grip is dur- New" York State License, the youngest child, a girl, three years All kinds of and Wagon Repairing Dea Homer W. Keeler of Chestnut ing convalescence, when the character- LOST WEIGHT REGAINED. Carriage Day and Night Services. of one in No- done. Shop open every weeK aay rrom i a, m. ft age. It happened day Tel. 156-- 2 .avenue, died October 27, istic symptoms, the fever, the catarrh, to 8 p. m. Strict attention nald to business. Georgetown, Conn. Waterbury, vember ' that the father was returning Grip Left This Man. With Broken- - Prices reasonable. Terms Uasn.. Branch leld. Tel.: No. 1. 1907, at about 10 o'clock, after.a long the headache and the depression of jjj from a drive and as he neared the house down Nerves And Weak Stomach. and trying illness with dropsy. Per- spirits pass away. The grip leaves he noticed the dog in a pasture which haps no one individual citizen in pri behind it weakened vital powers, thin Mr G. W. Castro, the well-kno- WE CARRY was separated by a stone wall from vate lifeMn was better blood, impaired digestion and over-sensiti- confectioner of 821 North Water W. Waterbury the road. From behind this wall street, stock of and Rubber E. TROY, JR., the Big Felt known or more highly respected. His nerves a condition that makes Decatur, 111., is grateful to Dr Wi- l- A iso tine tine oi Thot's Sandy Hook. collie would and then Boots, Arctics and KuUbers. Bldq., spring' up, bark, an to Shoes for the Ladies, Men and Children. You Punitur.- New of Latest years of service in the Second Congre- the system easy prey pneumonia, liams'Pink Pills for driving the linger- footwear at -l Lb. tkt jump down again, constantly repeating can save money by buying your Gooti. gational church, rounding out almost bronchitis, rhemuatism, nervous pros- ing effects of the grip from his my store. We carry all ages and can. fit you it. Leaving his horse and going to system. 'Jaiwtaklaf la all its Braaehea. half a of Christian endeavor tration and even consumption. Too He : Ut century the he found his says Trumbull, Telephone-Tro- No. 248-- i. spot little girl seated S.J. Parks, y's Hotel, a.nd usefulness, brought him in contact much stress cannot be laid on the im- For six years I suffered with ner on a stone, with the collie wagging with many prominent citizeis and his portance of strengthening the blood and vous tollowing an attack of his tail and keeping guard beside her. debility business interests gave him another nerves during convalescence. the grip. I was left very weak and In the light snow their path could be C. F. W.A.HONAN, field in which he maintained a comman- The story told by scores of victims run down and felt all out of sorts. Brinsmade plainly seen and as he traced it back My Ftineral Director and to his ; Homer of the grip is substantially the same. nerves were bad and SEELS Embalmer, ding position last'days. he saw where the little one had walked particularly any Gluten. Feed, v W. Keeler was born in Newtown, Jan- One was tortured by terrible pains at little trouble in my business me C. S. Meal, Bran, Chop Feed, Telephone Nswtwn, Ct, several times round an open well in upset JCorn, Oats, etc uary 30, 1836, the son of Mr and Mrs the base of the skull that made life un- and I could not sleep nights. At times Also leadimrbrandsof PoultnlSupplles. the pasture. Very close to the brink ar Elizur Keeler who removed to Water endurable and that long defied the my stomach would gorge and become Let us supply your wants in the above were the prints of the baby's shoes, ticles. First Quality gooas at living prices. bury when he was a small boy. As a power of medicine ; another was left as hard as a stone, causing intense The place. but still closer on the edge of the well ani youth he was of a studious nature, ex tired, faint and in every way wretched pains, my was poor and The Farmers' Feed Store, Stationery were the tracks of the collie who had appetite my ceptionally fond of books, and devoted from anaemia or scantiness of blood ; liver constantly troubled me. My Trumbull Center. ( evidenlty kept between her and the Periodicals. much of his leisure time at study. He another had horrible headaches, was weight decreased from 160 to 125 Telephone No. 1469-- Bridgeport Division, well.. I need not tell you of the feel was educated in the schools nervous, and couldn't sleep; another! pounds. In each of these lines our stock public of father as he saw fide! ings the the weak in is very complete. We invite inspection. of Waterbury and when he had comple- " was left with lungs, difficulty "I took treatment with two doctors ify" of the dumb creature, walking ted his studies, obtained a position breathing and acute neuralgia. In ev and each pronounced my trouble a ner- Post Office News betwen the child and what might oth Just Think! Store, with the American Suspender Co., on ery. case relief was sought in vain uni il vous disorder but did not help me. erwise have been a terrible death. I 11 Arcade, Bridgeport. Mill as He re , the great blood-build- and nerve tonic, then tried Dr Williams' Pink Pills " Your clothes cleaned and street, bookkeeper. From Our Dumb Animals. and mained in for 23 Dr Williams' Pink Pills, was used. to better after pressed each week for that capacity years began get using a few A. M. Briscoe & and was one of the company's most This remedy is justly regarded as pe boxes. I gave them a thorough trial Son, Mr and Mrs Arthur J. Smith re- $1.50 trusted employes. In 1881 he started culiarly adapted to build up stable and was cured. I gained weigh until Farm and turned, Monday evening, after a few Carriages, Buggies, in the stove and plumbing business at health after a siege of grip. For quick- I now eigh 182 pounds and have been Per month. Good work guaran Business Wagons, days passed in New York City. 178 South Main street, Waterbury, un ness of action nothing is known that healthy ever since. The pills are a teed. Either ladies or Harnesses and Harness Supplies gentlemen der the firni name of the H. W. Keeler will approach it, but it is also without fine tonic and cured me after of All Descriptions. Mrs John S. Peck of Obtuse has been doctors but retired from active business equal for thoroughness. had failed." Co., ill at her home for a few days. Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone 28-- 5. about four years ago owing to infirm- Brenner, bus- WHAT DR WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS Joseph ities. For thepast ten years the Miss Bessie Dalton of New Haven RHEUMATISM AND DYSPEPSIA Gannon Bldg., Newtown, Conn iness has been managed by his visited friends in town, last week. DO. P. C. Cowles, secretary and treas Resulting From An Attack Of Grip For the Best Dr Williams'. Pink' Pills increase the urer the - company. Mr Keeler was Herbert S. Clark of Brooklyn was a Cured By Dr Williams' Pink Pills. and ; number of red corpuscles in the blood. , Wagons Carriages made president of the company up to the guest, last week, of his parents, Mr Phillip Schnabel, come ana see us. Mrs A. E. Wilber, of Bergen, Gene- This is a matter of easy proof by mi- time of his Forty-thre- e and Mrs R. A. Clark, in Hawleyville. Dodgingtown Dts., Newtown, Oonn. death. years see N. Y is an enthusiastic ad -- Co., croscopic test. They therefore P, 0. Address: Bethel, Route 24H. he was elected clerk of the Sec- may, & ago vocate' of Dr Williams' Pink Pills for be said to make Telephone connections. R. Hatch Sons, Mr and Mrs James B. Nichols visited actually new blood. ond Congregational churcn of Water- after-effect- s; grip's She says : They are the most direct cure known CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. Carriage Manufacturers, and held office Mrs Nichols' parents, Mr and Mrs Lee bury that continually up "I suffered for two with the for anaemia and S. years all similar conditions. Estimates gladly on all kinds of work Nbw ht Dickinson, in Bridgewater, last given Faikpikld. Conk. the Twenty-eig- after-effec- or present. years ts of the and was con- cure and Cy day contract week.- - grip They debility most forms of ago he was chosen one of the deacons fined to bed for one a greater part of weakness because they make it possi of the church, a which he C. Q. STILES, position year. The grip leit me with rheuma- ble for the nourishment taken in the ' held at the time of his death. He was Land Surveyor, tism in my legs from the knees, down body to reach the parts that it. chosen a deacon of the Second church require SOUTHBURY, CONN. and I could not walk wi.thout darting, They cure rheumatism, because rheu- Automatic Tel. Co. 73-- 2 to fill a vacancy caused by the death fire-lik- Waterbury e pains. I had severe pains in matism is caused by impure blood, and of his father, Deacon Elizur Keeler. Drug my stomach and could not retain food. when they replace 'the impure blood Dea Keeler served from June 26, 1871, TAYLOR & HUBBELL. I Can Sell Your Farm. My legs and feet were so swollen that with pure, the disease is eradicated to January 1, 1872, as city clerk of the I couldn't find shoes to fit me and I No Is not temporarily suppressed, but cured NEWTOWN STATION. Matter Where It or What It Is of He was a Repub- city Waterbuiy. and couldn't stand the least or After-effec- ts Worth. pressure to'stay cured. of grip, v lican in politics. On September 11, Send full description, state lowest cash priee weight on my limbs. I had a bad fevers and other wasting diseases are and learn my wonderfully successful 1860, he married Martha Maria Drake ter- plan. cough, palpitation of the heart and best treated with these blood-makin- g of and had four child- Waterbury they Groceries. rible sick headaches. I was sick so pills because after these troubles the Cattle For Sale. who died in and STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, ren, a son, infancy, long that my husband had to give up blood is thin, and Fresh Cows a watery impure, and Specialty. 83 Rellley Street. Bridgeport, Conn three daughters, Anna Maria, now de his work to home to Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell stay at care for the health will not be perfectly re or trade but Sunday. wife of Frark L. Wentworth ; any day ceased, me. stored until the vital fluid is made Fraak Turkiagtoa, Eaat Morria, Ct. Cornelia Bronson Keeler, and Clara had been under doc Callender Bros., G.H. 'I the care of a pure and rich. The pills are guaran- Charles Cowles. Finch, Emily, wife of Pierrie tor a and was Dime for long time getting teed to be free from opiates or any Half Lunch Rooms, The deceased resided for years on South Successor to no help. I had tried electricity and harmful drug and cannot injure the Elm street, but removed to 152 Chest 138 South naln St., Waterbury, Ct Betts & massage with only temporary relief. most delicate system. hut avenue about five years ago. He Betts, Try a cup of ovr excellent Ooffeo. "One day my husband brought home JDr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by is survived by two Cornelia Conn. moved pMtrv all home rnado daughters, Sandy Hook, some of Dr Williams' Pink Pills and all druggists, or willbe RM BBBkBMBBr have sent, postpaid, afV T B. Keeler, and. Mrs P. C Cowles, both I my studio to jno. o wanted me to try them. At first I on receipt of price. 50 cents tier hn A of Waterbury. Hours: 10 to 11a Fairfield ve., (over the 8unday was determined not to take them but six boxes for $2.50, fby the Dr Wil Office.) Wlllhaveoneof ivrStandard 12 consented after a while. Thev thelatest Improved Electric llgnts BE AFRAID to call. m.; to 1. helped liams Medicine Company, Schenec- tor rnotograpnmg rurposes ana Cornell's Florist Store me so quickly that I was soon able to N. Y. can take vour Dhoto night or day. Don't 1t anvthintr trm, Tnav OBITUARY. tady, ndeuendent of the weather. need fn Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. TELEPHONE SERVICE: We make a Specialty of Floral De- C. A. Blackman, signs and Wedding Decoration. Woodbury Local, i6.ai. 65 Conn MRS CHARLES HENRY PECK. "It is often saidjit is no matter w.hat whelm him in endless Henry-War- Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, S. N. E. T. Co., 76 ruin." Cornell's Florist Store, a man believes if he is only sincere. Beecher. 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. The funeral of Mrs Hannah Dibble That ,is true of all minor truths whose Store Phone 619--5. Greenhouse 457-- 6 Fairchild Peck, wife of the late Charles H. took on nature it is to fashion a man's life. Harry Crane, Henry Peck, place Saturday The best remedy known to-d- for all will make no difference in a man's afternoon from her late residence. Rev It stomach troubles U Kodol. which is 12 Years Teacher Violin, flandolin, A. of offic- Repairing harvest whether he thinks turnips F. Dillingham Bridgeport guaranteed to give prompt relief. It Guitar, . When Trading In Waterbury There were a number of beau- have more saccharine matter than po- Get Your Meals at the iating. Automobiles. is a natural digestant ; it digests what Will accept limited class In Newtown. Ref. whether corn is better than tiful floral tributes. The pall bearers tatoes, you eat it is'pleasant to take. Sold H. H. Hartmann, NeJrland Conservatory be- by Eass. Advanced es- were Daivd C. John B. Wheeler, wheat. But let the man sincerely ' of Music, Boston, Pupils Peck, s Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn. 1 Every make and style of pecially desired. Advanced course on Man Lunch Room H. Peck and W. Stuart. lieve that seed planted without plough- dolin includes the Highest Grades of Duo, Park Hejmon George car. foreign or American, from the mechani- of cal construction to the finishing can be re- is Styles Concert playing. Hiph , . E. CRANE. from out of town is as good as with, that Quartette J a Pbop, Among those present ing January school club formedvwith special terms. Will paired and made new at our plant. We have the and to do that kind favorable for seed as pan free above instruments to any pupils. For Ladies and Gentlemen. were Hon Daniel msn Morgan, Mrs equipment knowledge as sowing April, For rifles and Address of work. It is a special feature of our busi- guns, uporting; goods Edward K. Morgan, Frederick Morgan, ness. s and that cockle seed will produce as call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairfield av- West Main St- - Waterbury. Conn Mr and Mrs Mortimer Fairchild and Now is the time to have your car overhaul- good a harvest as wheat and will it enue. Bridgeport, opposite Poll's 436 Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport. J ed and painted. OUR STORAGE FACILI- iflre-pro- theater. Frederick S. Sanford, all from Bridge TIES are unsurpassed. Strictly of make no difference? A child might as , garage. . port. The burial was in the Newtown well think he could reverse that pon- D. G. BEERS & CO., cemetery. Mrs Peck was born August & derous marine engine which, night and The Blue Ribbon Auto Kodol is a scientific of . ' NEWTOWN. CONN 9, 1826. She married Charles Henry day, in calm and in storm, ploughs prepaition Agricultural Co. acids with natural - Manufacturers of Peck January 17, 1848. Mr Peck died Carriage its way across the deep by sincerely vegetable diges- el tants and contains the same found Tools'.!' March 22, 1903. An adopted son, Louis Bridgeport, Conn. taking hold of the paddle-whe- as a juices Automobile in a stomach. Each dose will Tops, Canopy Tops," Henry Peck, was drowned in the Hous-- a Automobile man thinks he could reverse the action healthy SFEDIE AND SAVE MONET. . Garage, more than 3,000 of good Buggy Tops, Cushions, tonic when about 20 of age. Fairfield Are. of the elements of God's moral gov- digest grains - river, years Backs, An ernment a food. Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, . B. adopted son, Arthur T. Nettleton, through misguided sincerity. J. Fairchild, And all kinds of Trimmlrurs for and - Carriage Factory, I ' Carrlurpa survives will roll over sucb a one and Conn. TeL No.:44-- J, Newtown, Ct Wagons. Send for Catalogue. her. . Cannon Street. They u THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY. 7, 1908.

The Newtown Bea Women as Well n Men Are Made & CoJ N'uwhtwn, I'rli)'. February T. 1PM. miserable by Kidney and Smith, Murray Bladder Trouble. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Conn Kidney trouble preyi upon the mind, WASH GOODS Bridgeport, lincouriigenaml limMmamlntioii; betiuty, vigor ana cneeriui. Woodbury. nesi toon dinnppeai when the kidney art That Are NEW. li LOCAL BRIEFS. out of order or caned. The Surmhine of the North society Kidney trouble hai The last of saw the of our Church held their first meeting with become so prevalent day January completion the new president, Miss Carrie Strorg, thut it it not nncom annual inventory. From this time forward our moil for child to be energy afternoon. Mrs Can- - A Thursday Harry born afflicted with and advertising will be devoted to the exploiting of new Sale field was chosen vice president and Mrs weak kidneys. If the merchandise for arrivals-ar- e George B. Cowles secretary and treas child urinates toooften, if the urine scalds spring. Among the first when the child reaches an urer. A new junior society was the flesh, or if. some of the thin Wash Fabrics when it should be able to control the These have that light, formed for the younger members. ge Comfortables and is afflicted with bed-w- et Of Blankets, patiBage, it yet crisp, spring-lik-e appearance that helps to remove from Four cases of scarlet fever are re tiiiK.dependupon it, thecauseofthediffi-cult- y and the first ported, the families of Frank Halsted, is kidney trouble, from the store its look of winter. Spreads at Bargain Prices. should be towards the treatment of George Scott, Mr Cahill and Edson step these iuiportantorgans. This unpleasant Cold storms without, but within there' is Cowles being quarantined. trouble is due to a diseased condition of may rage 11-- 4 White and Gray Fleeced Cotton Blankets. Sale price 95c pair. Val- - and bladder and not to a now of ue ? 1.25. , Moses died at his home on the kidneys the appearance spring. Stanley most 114 White and Fleeced Cotton Blankets. Sale $1.25 pair. habit as people suppose. Cray price North Maiin street, Tuesday evening. as well as men are made miser- Value $1.65. Women services at the C. E. able with and bladder trouble, 12-- 4 White and Gray Fleeced Cotton Blankets. Sale $1.50 Special meeting kidney price pair. ami hnth need the same ereat remedy. Value $2.00. in North church on Sunday evening, it mild and the immediate effect of 11-- 4 wool finish Sale Value $2.25. The White Blankets. price $1.69 pair. Christian Endeavor Sunday. l-- 2c. being Swamp-Ro- ot issoon realized. It is sold Printed 12 11-- 4 White wool finish Blankets. Sale price $1.95 pair. Value $3.50. Batistes, Rev Mr for 40 mis- A special lot of 11-- 4 Blankets, slight imperfections. Your choice $1.75 Roberts, years and one-doll- sionary in China, will occupy the pul cent Twenty pieces of 30 in. Batiste, white ground printed in pair, sizebottk'S. You may 11-- 4 White wool Blankets. Sale prices $2.75, $3.50, $3.95, $4.50 and $5.00 in the North church, next Sunday handsome designs of our own selection and confined to us in Der- pit have a sample bottle pair. t These are one of first items to show level morning. bv mail free, also a Homof Swump-Koo- by. the the lower of Swamp-Roo- t, Last and when Herman Smith of Westville was a pamphlet telling all about prices. year's price was 15c, ordered we sup- .i! . t. t t( Winfred Dawson. posed the price would be the same, but we are able to do better recent guest of received from sufferers monial letters and offer them at 121-2-c Comfortables. Miss Florence Galpin is organist at cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer & Co., the North church. Binghamton, N. Y., be sure and mention , make Filled with good Quality white cotton, covered with handsome patterns of this paper. Don't any mistake, Arnold Cluster Dimity, 25c. Munsell & Parker have sold their feed Swamp-Roo- t, $1.25, $1.50, to $3.50 each. ' but remember the name, silkolene or sateen, all colors, full size, $1.75 ad- - and coal business to M. D. Leonard of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and the A fine cloth with clusters of or' ' N. on very dimity cords threads Waterbury. ,' dress, Binghamton, Y., every and in neat pottle. printed Dresden designs suitable for dresses for young Mrs Nellie Judson is visiting friends or old, or for dressing sacqucs. 25a in Roxbury. White. ice houses but the storm of Saturday ' Spreads. Mrs.Hawley is'spending a few days on line Arnold Silks, 50c, 75c prevented further action that Crochet Spreads in a variety of choice patterns. , Sale prices 59c, with her daughter, Mrs Walter Gibson. week and $1.39 each. Values 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.39, $1.69. till this the freeze of Satur fine 98c, $1.25, Maud Winton, of Frank A quality silk and cotton fabric, look like all silk, and Sale $1.00, $1.25, $1.39, 1.50, 1.75 each. daughter has added a of snow Fringed Spreads, prices day night layer will wear like all cotton. Printed in handsome floral ef- Marseilles Sale $2.25, $2.50, each. Winton, of Weekeepeeme was quite large Spreads. prices $2.95 ice to the original, not quite as good fects. dresses (Main Floor, Rear.) hurt by a fall cn the ice, last Suitable for evening or gowns for next summer, badly for packing and preserving. Don't forget to come in and see the Wire Jewelry display. It is Surpris- week. v, 50c ing how easily and deftly the goods can be made up. The artist will make any- thing you want in ChatelaineJPins, Watch Fobs, Beauty Pins, Signet Bracelets, The entertainment 'at the Woman's Kent. Checked Mercerized Brooches, Stick Pins, Finger Rings, etc. You can select anything you wish. club, last Monday night, was a very ' Mulls, 25c. them in Moss etc. This week he , has a new in He has Agate, Cameo, style pleasant affair. It was the'annual gen- Chatelaine Pins and beauty '; WHAT THE MACEDONIA REPORT A fine sheer white made from a mercerized pins. tlemen's night meeting. An very goods, yarn Left Aisle Center.) ER WRITES, ; and barred enter- with heavier threads. For waists for now, or dresses concert was part of the '- John H. Barton five for and summer. - tainment. Miss Fannie Tomlinson completed years spring 25c of service as R. F. D. mail carrier,' sang a solo;Jalso Henry Hitchcock. All Saturday of last week. His route is a the singers were in the attire of ye Mercerized fraction less than 25 miles in length Dimity25c. Belt Department. ancient times and presented a very and during his five years of service White Dimity made from a mercerized yarn, givin? that silver Tinsel Belts at 50c pleasing appearance. An exhibition of We have just received a new line of gilt and only one day was missed by reason of fine silky appearance, and with small brocaded scattered each. all and the latest in the Belt line. ancient crockery was given in the Town figures They are nobby styles very a storm over the surface.- - (Right Aisle, Center.) hall which was fine and afterwards a oi. extraordinary severity 25c Remember our assortment of Valentines is on sale. which knocked out travel of all kinds ..' bountiful supper served by the social (Main Floor, Rear.) as well for a time, although deep snow committee. 25c Mercerized Madras, 16c. drifts on the mountains or floods along the Housatonic have in a few instances A fresh supply of those Mercerized Madras Brocades of Bethlehem prevented a round trip. No vacation, which we sold about five hundred yards last week. A choice no sick leave, not a day of lost time. line of patterns, an excellent quality and a real bargain. Suit- & Co. A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. Is there an R. F. D. carrier who can able for waists for all the year round. Usually 25c. Offered Smith, Murray Mr and Mrs N. W. Flower enter beat this record, or equal it. now at 16c tained the whist club and some of their Edwin M. Chase has moved his steam many friends on Tuesday evening of saw mill back to its old stand near W. India Linons. 4" last week, it being the fifth anniversary K. Stone's. of their Between 40 and 50 wedding. Henry W. Post is sick at the home The new line of India Linons has arrived and shows some were A fine lunch was . We Are present. very of his son, Fred T. Post, in Bridgeport. excellent values, ranging from 8cto371-2c- provided by the hostess. During the Mr and Mrs Alva Chase'have started evening A. C. Lake in behalf of the housekeeping in Mrs Emily Bolt's friends them with a very fine presented house on the York State road. Headquarters mantle clock. Among those present from out of town were Mr and Mrs The only crop of tobacco sold in this THE HOWARD & BARBER is that of William and For George S. Smith of Woodbury and Miss vicinity Cribley the. raised on W. K. Stone's which Seabot of New York City. Miss Seabot land, was delivered last nine and Walter Bloss won the prizes offered week, bringing CO., cents a pound in the bundle. Never Slip Horse Shoes by the Whist club. Derby, - - - Conn. Don't forget to feed the little snow Harry Abbott of Oakville has moved birds. The writer takes great pleasure have all sizes of Shoes and Calks and can fill or- And your on to the B. H. Johnson place that he in a little flock of chickadees which - der, small or large. , . bought last spring. are so tame they will pick at a bone Mrs N. W. Flower is sick with the held in the hand. grip. ,v: Bissell Valentines at Zahn's. . Carpet Sweepers. Robert Lake has returned to Torring-ton- . None better made. We sell them from $2.50 to $4.00. While on the road to the station Lime Rock. with his son R. B. Lake, his horse was victo; sick and he was for sev- taken delayed NEWS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. eral hours. Charles Doty spent a few days with stock of nice warm Horse Blankets for stable and A. C. Lake has been confined to he Big his family at 'Robert Patterson's. warm house with sickness for a few days. Dr out door use. Keep your horse and save feed. William ' was called to Martin of Watertown attended him. Tellerday Waterbury, suddenly, Thursday, on Keep hands warm and you are comfortable. We Owing to the cold, last week Thurs- your account of his brother's death, can We have a of extra nice warm day, several of the farmers off help you. large variety put Isaiah Tellerday. to Y : . Gloves and at low their weekly trips Waterbury. Mittens prices. The young ladies of Trinity church Christ church has hired Rev Ralph T. will give a supper and dance, Feb Don't borrow your Farmers' and Hardware of all kinds. Jefferson until Easter. V Supplies 6. ruary ' Edward Bolles, a former member of Have your own. Have it at home. Have a Victor. Lewis Merriman returned from Dan the The Farmers' Store. the Danbury Glee club, is spending the , A small payment down and a dollar a week gives you bury, where he spent a few days with the winter with A. C. Lake and is amusing grand soloists, the great bands and orchestras; popular his sister, Mrs C. Durbin. and some of the young ladies about town ballad singers; the comic song hits a world of melody The Junior Auxiliary Girls meet at by singing Bongs to them evenings over fun. . . Lillian Amundson's, Monday to-da- y the telephone. evening. if IDL ES. Mrs Barney Croley is gaining slowly, you'll call. LMm, New Preston. : Miss Helen Griffith spent Sunday THE CENTURY CO., w ith her parents. Shelton, Conn. Sales Agents, THE LOCAL NEWS. ' NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE. 837 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. International Gasoline A son was born to Mr an? Mrs Wil The liam L in Hopkins Lake District on Mrs E. D. Charles, of Harbor, Maine, Wednesday of last week. speaking of Electric Bitters, says : "It is a favorite here with Engine Miss Agnes Strong is ill at her neighborhood quite us." It deserves to be a favorite Is in a class itself, nothing has yet been made that will equal it for home in Lake by district , everywhere. It quick relief in or of We not only make this gives Horses, Carriages, Etc. Safety, Simplicity Economy operation. F. Raymond Beardsley has been con dyspepsia, liver complaint kidney de but can and will it to your satisfaction or no sale. Just nervousness. assertion, prove fined to his home since Tuesday of last rangement malnutrition, to install for an of size from weakness and general debility. Its give me an opportunity you engine any week with a rheumatic trouble. - action on the blood, as a thorough 1-- 2 to 25 horse power, and you will be convinced that wj- are selling ' A very few tobacco raisers here dis purifier makes it especially useful as a The power Not Trouble." , mediciue. This altera- Derby you posed of their last to Wil spring grand crops, week, tive tonic is sold under at liam Green of New guarantee E. C. Milford and Sperry R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown: PL ' ATT, Brothers in Marbledale. Taylor. Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. Hawletville, Conn. J. Garvin, Bethel : L. Goulett Ste Carriage Company A card party was enjoyed by sever enson; H. W. Osborne, Easton; W. al of the IS young people here on Thurs- B. Hawley, Sherman ; Smith Bros., Where VOU Will alwav fmH nno nf of Me Write day evening last week at A. G. Cornwall Bridge: Connery Jiros, the largest stocks in the state of Wagons, Team KILLthe COUGH Let Caskey's. Georgetown ; J. M. Sullivan, Redding Sleighs, Four Insurance on your home and Ridge: G. F. Baker, .Hawleyville; G. Bobs, and Hub Runners. AND CURE the LUNGS This village was surprised on Thurs- household goods at once. LOWEST BATES W. Hurlbut & Co., Roxbury; Allen One load of consistent 'With absolutely secure companies. day of last week by the arrival Station ; G. W. car Blankets, Robes, etc.retail at whole evening Joyce, Roxbury Hatch, ' , W. New - T. J. CORBETT, Agent, at Frederick Hoffman's of Mr and Mrs Bndgewater; N. .Noble, sale prices- . wth Dr. Newtown, Oonn. Milford: E. H. Beardsley. New Pres Charles Hoffman and son, Herbert, - King's ton ; Cogswell & Wettereau Washing- . Our i908 speed sleigh at $50 has them all beat. from South Dakota, and Mr and Mrs ton Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury; Nov; Hoffman's daughter, Mrs A. S. Hill, C P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins Discovery accompanied them from Bridgeport Brothers, Warren; W.'N. Hurd, Long 50c. - Mr and Mrs Hoffman and son will Hill; Drugstore. The Derby FORCSffii18 ! prob Carriage Company,- JSfc. COAL ably occupy their house here after April GFOROE B. CLARK, JProp., AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. WILLIAM EOAN, now" L occupied by R. H. Armstrong. TORX&,Tin Kind Yob Haw BmhOs Always Bonfl Near House, Conn. GUARANTEED 8ATISFACTOBY M. Opera Derby, Successor to Kilbride. Dea D. Burnham and E. P. Lyman Bpstos OB KOHST BXTTODXD. Coal Yard at Hook Station. 76-- 5. Stndy last to Telephone , . v . Telephone: 4 commenced, week, fill their d THE NEWTOWN BEE,, JRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1008 15

WIMU iivo Large Stones The "Champion' "1 Passed From Bladder. John J,nfnn, of fit E. 4 St, l'tiiufl" 'I, N. J., hu fr oi or u f U-- J y.'uit ha ux eulleturol Suit for 5 iiiiii eny, ni"i: "AUmi Uiw Boys, yun h0 1 U'ttMl to nutter Wilt iltiJI I imiiiaiii m kiiltmjr, Is made to clvt 4i I iy tiin,tDiinilnimilBw(twl extra long service f. " W'.ior. BuBHi!nm I ComIC 11 and $27.50 under the hariks ll S f lipinlly Milt,!il wlmn I did Brand New $25 'C U 'jt I !itilid w"h wrt ei usage to wear . AH"-',- ". eiilit Jiiu. h'iitliln uripi IHH , '1 f iu 'MB tii duktiair. Id and save mouc ft.l.il ... IM and mending. Tailored Suits Only the tough- 2 DK. est fabrics are us- KEHIPJEDY'S ed; all seams ere 'double-sew- n with fifAVORITE' linprt ttltvorl nrwM For $15 and $16.50 taped; stout linen stays resist strains; pants have double f r I liianl o much r.bfliil In pood mult. It htltied mi in tluirt Ki--t it ui, Mid now 1 have not token The in seat and knees. any for yuur ttuttMiit in kmc1 IwitUU. 1 never bsv (J spring style.,. ny pniim, ,h-- i lie in and old blllou Handsome d my kikhI, my Broad- DurttiK tlitttluittl WM tuk the best shades of suits, Ing tuvitrito litmii'ily I ihiiM)iI two quit lnrge tttutiM, uml 1 Imve uovttr boon trou- cloth and Cheviot in navjr in medium and bled with my blmliler ainra." darl Write to Dr. Pvld Kennedy' Bon, Kondont, N. blue and mixtures, T., for a free uimple bottle of Dr. David Kennedy' green. I sizes 7 to 16, $5. Favorite Itemwly, the greRt Kidney. Liver and Blood medicine. all (J Handsomely tailored, Let your boy test Large butthi (1.00, at drugginU a ' the coats satin lined Champion Suit. . - Clothes, hats, shoes and fur Mi in week. I An advance sale of ting ice, this nishings for of all boys ages. Mw The music committee of the Congre- $.25.00 and $27:50 "Suits, for gational church gf.ve one of their inter- esting entertainments on Wednesday $15 and $16.50 evening, January 29. Eli P. Burton u a instructive and interest- (B INCORPORATED 'N gave very ing talk on the United States Weather Outfitters to Women Men, and CMKW Bureau. Mr Burton has made a study $10 Long Dark Mixed Northwest Cornet of the weather bureau for a number Mala Street and Fairfield A ' venue, of years and is well posted on the sub- Coats, lor $4.10 Conn. Grey Bridgeport, ject. Mrs Brotherton of Bridgeport HIWIUK!. gave two recitations and responded to Not a large lot but coma get oil encores. Miss Mildred Tucker sang a bile they last of these fin. 110.00 s solo, Charlotte Plumb and Ruth Long Coats, for Lindley played a piano duet. A farce entitled " The Professional Boarder" $4.50 Each was local is and hitherto lof Heieri Keilef, whose given by talent, Following Here a new uripubiishedj pdrtntft .4." lJfeB;d.k the cast of ! The of is characters pro -- i I 4vsaTii'.'. recently written essays on "Sense and Sensibility" and poem. "A Chant blind has S. DarknesSi" are the most important and remarkable work the girl yet fessional boarder, Mrs Howard Week ot theBlack and Colored Silks undertaken. The first of these essays appears in the February Century. Beach. The boarders, Mr Bates, Dou- last - The Phoenix Co Auction Sale 3 JT glass Lindley ; Mr Taylor, Elbert Brins- From Great Mfg ' Miss Tucker ; One-thi- rd Less Silks Worth. ber of gifts, including a purse of twen- made ; Parker, Mildred Prices Than the Are The Newtown Bee. ty dollars in gold. Miss Clark, Cora Beach. Mrs Watson, Miss YOUR BOY Newtown, Friday, February 7 1908. Hattie French. Daisy Watson, The Endeavor of - Char- !Vouia tike one of these SPLENDID Christian society Ruth Lindley. Table maids, Why not give him one fnr his birth- - the Congregational church went, to lotte Plumb and Ruth Brinsmade. uny ami give uim it maru uei mm saw your to wood, cut your fodder, pump your water, run FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Danbury, last Wednesday evening, the separator, and do two-thir- of the work attend the meeting of the that yon hire done. Made In 8 sizes, 3!4, 7 and quarterly Huntington. 14 H. P. Send (or circulars and 30 daysfree Danbury Union of the Y. P. S. C. E., trial plan. We also have a full line of Wind of Christ. Mills, Towers. Wood and Steel Tanks, Steam Georgetown. which was held in the Churcrj FUNERAL OF STILES B. NICHOLS. Engines, Saw Hills, Threshing Machines, Silos, Gutters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. The Current Events club met with The funeral of Stiles B. Nichols was Farm and the best GEORGETOWN.' OylinderOil. bnplnments GOOD WORK AT Mrs Howard Judd on Chestnut street, on at the Hoofing Manufactured. Send for circulars. . largely attended Wednesday Monday evening. The subject was church and the inter The possibilities of a country church Congregational . "German Art." ment was in Lawn cemetery. Mr Fred E. Field, along social as well as distinctively re 1 Miss Elsie Moore Sunday with Nichols wasa member of the Congre- SOnERS, CONN. ligious lines is being shown by the Gil spent ' resi- bert' Memorial church, Georgetown, Miss Rosalie A. Ohler. $ gational church and a life long dent of Booth's Hill and leaves a wid- and Memorial Work Its pastor, Rev A. C. Furbush, a Yale About 20 of the friends of Miss Cemetery ow and two sons to mourn his loss. His graduate, came to this church a litttle Mackenzie gave her a surprise par more than a year ago, and in this time ty at her home on Grand street, Sat- age was 72. he made the church a factor felt Various were Hughes & Chapman, has urday evening. games MRS EP 1RAIM LABORIE. throughout the community. Beginning played during the evening and refresh- Successor to Ohas. J. The funeral of Ellen Elizabeth, wife Hughes, with a small table in the vestibule for ments were served. of Ephraim Laborie, was held at her tfie distribution of helpful literature, Kyle of New Havei was the Harry late residence, Friday afternoon, Rev the interest grew till, last fall, a read of his on Greenwood guest parents F. A. Holden officiating. Mrs Laborie ing room, with several hundred maga avenue over Sunday. was well known in ihe community and zines and severaj daily papers, besides Dr Frank E. Judson of 'Bridgeport loss will be felt her fam- and was her deeply by foreign books papers, opened his on Cen- spent Sunday with parents ily and friends. She was the daugh- in the 'pleasant dining room ot the ter street. . ter of Cl E. Quick and leaves a hus- church. This is open three evenings a Miss Jennie Mansfield entertained band and two children. week, and Sunday afternoon and is the Standard Bearers at her home on largely patronized. In connection with Mrs Anson Smith, Meth Williams, Grand street, Tuesday evening. this work have been held concerts and George Northrop, Mrs Edgar Wooster, C. ' B. G. L. S. were REV. A. FURBUSH, recitals. So much interest has been The members of the Miss May Edwards and Miss Margar-it- e ' Manufacturers of and Dealers in set a entertained by Mrs James Durant at from the aroused that the pastor about, Holden are recovering Pastor of the Congregational Church, The of Ceme li- her home on Elizabeth Friday Highest Grade few weeks ago, to' establish a public street,' grin. , Whist was the di- Georgetown. tery Work from brary, as there was none in the town. evening. principal Mr and Mrs E. S. Hawley spent sev- the version of the evening. Granite and Marble. Books were solicited , throughout eral days in New York City, guests of community and last Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs G. A. Fuller, last week. Office and Salesroom i the library was opeii to the pubile by is slow- Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Ct Trumbull. The condition of Henry Wells 300 an social at which more than opening ly improving. 58th Annual Statement (Condensed) $40 was realized for new books. Al- GRANGE NOTES. John Beattie is ill at his home in the OP THE ready about 300 books have been pro- J. S. BATES; The officers of the Trumbull Grange Center. cured, with the prospect of a large ad- will be installed, Friday evening, Feb Home Mis Sccc38oR 10 Th Bates Stone 0o within few weeks. The towns- Miss Hartig of the State Life Insurance dition a will be Etna Company ruary 14. The installation open is spending some time fe people are taking a great interest in sionary society CONNECTICUT Monumental Building Work, to the public. After the exercises from house to house HARTFORD, this and already a large portion of the in town, visiting lunch will be served. A cordial invi- in the different CltaaiBf a4 MumeU, families are subscribers. The church and holding meetings MORGAN Q. BULKELEY, President tation is extended to all who are inter- absence of F. ImMmm, t. in most flourishing condition for districts. In the Rey is the work. were ested in the A. Holden she conducted the serivces Meattrt ana Laaouicy mBurmw 4 a Water St., Norwalk. Ct years. Eighteen new members L,lfe. Accident, church on Sun V last most of them on at the Congregational JANUARY I, 1908. receive year, VALENTINE WHIST. confession. A new upright piano was day. She is a very attractive speaker To those holdi ng tickets for the Val and was listened to with great atten purchased for the Sunday school last H. Q. Keane's entine Whist to be at the Town all fall and a valuable painting by one 01 given tion by present. Assets. Liabilities. under the of the Wom- on Endowment Monumental the American masters was presented hall, auspices Mrs Fred Wooster entertained Miss All Securities beinst valued at Marked Reserve Life, committee Prices. December 31. ISO.'. and Term Policies, by the With an's Sewing society,) the. 3 fT4.8.9.393.6' Works, to the church a few months ago. Hartig over Sunday. fore- - per cent, standard, , Real Estate acauired by Reserve, not included wish to state that if stormy on Wednes i 15ti.7ii5.01 Special of his second year the has the closuse. 884,633.00 HouMtonlc Av ftridreoort, Ct the begining Charles Perley purchased 4(.(KM).O0 alwve, , day evening, February 12. it will be Office Building. Premiums paid in advance and church voted an incresae of $100 in the of D. H. Chatfield. hand and iu Banks, next Lane property Cash on other Liabilities. 65,586.ft postponed until the evening, Stocks and Bonds. Unearned interest on Policy pastor's salary. Miss Mary Northrop has been the Mortsattes secured oy neai lW.ia.dS Thursday, February 13. 41.239.753.50 Loans, Estate. Accrued Taxes. 80,655.2 You Make of Mrs Charles Perley. l,3u3.499.Sl guest Loans on Collateral. Surplus reserved for special Bethel. sailed Loans secured by policies of class oi I'olicles anu divi- , The Woman's Sewing society met at Mr and Mrs E. N. Bailey for 6.335.407.S9 this Company - dends to policyholders pay- No Histake week on the Interest due and accrued Dec- able on demand. 955.846J6 the home of Mrs Arthur Plumb on Nassau on Friday of last 1,341.377.17 ' enibcrsi. iwi, Losses and claims awaiting A GOLDEN WEDDING. 5. line Bteamer Morro Castle. They course of collec When buy Wednesday afternoon, February Ward Premiumsin proof . and not yet due, 6S9.507.69 you your of tion and ueierrea rrenuums Unearned Premiums on Acci- Mr and Mrs Theodore Stratton expect to be gone about two months, 879,403.;tt Feed, Grain and Groceries at my Clarence St Cyr of New Haven spent (net). dent, Health and Liability Elmwood of 1,699,285. is to South street, formerly of O. B. touching at Cuba and other places Insurance. store. It my aim give our Sunday at Burton's. Total Assets, $86,405,472.89 Reserve for Liability claims, 1,400,331.8a celebrated their golden wed interest in the South, 5.387.008.3R customers the best the market af district, Mr and Mrs Martin Decker of Bridge- Surplus to Policyholders, fords at the lowest ding. Tuesday, the 28th of January, Mrs George Sherwood is not improv Receipts. price. welcomed a little son into their fl5.lSS.557.90 40 of relatives from Dan-bur- y port Premiums. Total Liabilities, $86,405,472.89 SAXE-P- About their as fast as her friends desire and is 3,574.211.54 FOR air Devon steers home recently. Mrs Decker was for- ing Interest. Heuts, cte. well broke ana will woik and Bethel were The nicely matcneu; present. Watrous still seriously ill. Disbursements. anywnere. . . - merly Miss Olive of this evening was .spent pleasantly in a so Total Receipts Payments to Policyholders, J9.K58.289,2r place. in 1907, $18,762,769.44 Taxes 402,300.5 cial way and a luncheon was servea. Tashua. Disbursements. 3,890,179.55 Homer W.VAtwood, farmers are All other Mr and Mrs Stratton received a num 'A number of the get Soutbford, Conn. A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Total Disburse- ments in 1907, $14,216,769.36 Miss Rose Jones celebrated her 15th - 60 YEARS' i4:-Cexperience birthday, Friday evening, January 31, r by inviting a few of her young friends FOR to sDend the evenine at her home. A RECORD 1907. Disbursements very pleasant evening was passed in Receipts exceeded in 1907, $4,546,000.08 playing games, music, etc. A delight Increase in Assets, 2,375,720.80 ful luncheon was served to which all Increase in Life Insurance in Force, 9,664,590.00 Mil- s Tradc Marks did ample justice. Miss Rose received Increase in Accident Insurance in Force, 15,968,117.00 Designs a number of very pretty gifts. Total Paid Policyholders since organization in 1850, 172,493,633.33 Copyrights 4c aniline a tketch and description may Charles Jones entertained a young onlcklT Mcertaln onr opinion free whether aa Life Business: HANDBOOK on friend from Bridgeport over Sunday. UoMttrlellJconndentfiU. PatenU MacD. 220 Meigs Bldg.,' Bridgeport, Conn. tent free. Oldest aseney for artnK MtenU. over H. Allen, Manager, Patent taken through Munn ft Co. recelT Miss Frances Mallett was an without chante, in the Kciol noflc. Sunday guest of her sister, Mrs Green Accident Business: Sckniilic flccricati. man, in Newtown. Arthur G. IKnkley, Manager, Home Office Bldg, Hartford. etr-- A nandaomely fflwtrrated weekly. York Has clntltlc loernal. Terma. W a Mrs Fields of New spent Business: JiiTfoornHiUu,L Sold eiall newtdealera. several weeks with her sister, Mrs Liability l i n V A mint ffnmo flfflivi Wild TTartfr?vl P.rmn Confrefational Church. Ceorfttown. Blackwood. nt 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7,. 1008.' commmmmmmmmm e mm The Newtown Bea NYwkiwn. Friday, February 7, 1KB, New Milford. Final Clearance Sale METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. "Gaining Life by Losing It," h the of Furs. subect for the Sunduy morning service. "America'sIDevelopement of Char- as suggested by the Anniver- Pre-Inyento- acters, ry sary of Abraham Lincoln'! Birth," is Sharp Reductions. the subject for the evening. - Women's Section. WW- Mrs E. A. Bragg and Edward Bray lead the Epworth League; topic, of "Help and Deliverance in God." Right at the height the season with still two The New England chicken pie supper mnntha rf rnlH wpnf hi nhpnA. wfl fi?iv tnL'pn ltecon nn and fair of the Ladies' .Aid society of our furs wnicn tnem in the reach of the Methodist church will be held higner priced place Thursday, February 13, in the Town persons with moderate means. Every article offered in hall fromJG o'clock in the evening. A this sale represents the highest grade of merchandise and fine assortment of fancy and useful is backed with the which goes with we sell. Such goods will be on sale, including wear- guarantee everything ing material, decorative articles, home an opportunity as this to obtain really reliable furs at prices usually made candy, groceries, toys and valen- charged for inferior goods should not be missed. tines. Mr Conkey will furnish excel- lent music and Miss Knapp fine recita- Siberian shawl col- Natural mink tions from 8 to . 8.30 o'clock for the gray squirrel muff, pillow shape; lar mado extra sold at 1 C three sold at program. A feature will be valentine full, regularly flfi stripe, regularly $35, sale sale 22.50 games and valentine contests. All are $22.50, price IJ.UV price invited. Persian lamb muff and long Very dark natural mink muff THE LITCHFIELD ARCHDEACON- throw tie, brocaded satin lined; sold 10 Cf three stripe, sold regularly at $39.75, 27.50 RY. regularly at $55, sale price )4JJ sale price Litchfield The winter meeting ofjthe Blue flat pillow muff Hudson sable set, scarf and archdeaconry was held in the Lynx set; Bay parisn and sold at CC sold at sale house of St John's parish, New Mil- pelerine tie, regularly flrJ muff, regularly $75.00, 45.00 ford, Tuesday and Wednesday of this $50, sale price Jl.Jv price week. There were present of the rev- erend clergy, the venerable Archdeacon Moire Broad-tai- l set; melon Two stripe natural mink scarf Plumb of New Milford, Rev Mr Pond shaped muff and wide end throw tie, made in animal shape; with head and of Bridgewater, Rev Dr Seymour of lined with brocaded LC A A four sold at sale Litchfield, Rev Messrs Smith of Kent, satin; formerly tails, regularly $30, sold sale 20.00" Draper of New Milford, Parsons of at $100, price UJ.W price Thomaston Linsley of Toirington, lull Humphreyof Roxbury, Cunningham of Watertown, Chapman of Northfield, Griffith of Lime Rock, Hooker of Mar-bleda- le and Biddle of New Milford, members of the archdeaconry, and also Women's Coats In All Departments. a guest, Rev Mr Gammack of West Stylish Haven, who preached the sermon Wednesday morning. An essay on "The Open Pulpit," was read by the Which Must Be Sold This Season. Venerable Archdeacon Plumb and a book review by Rev Mr Griffith. A missionary service was held in St John's It is fortunate that we our coat stocks so latethat we show the church bought very Tuesday evening. Addresses be. next season. were made by Rev Messrs Parsons and styles which will in vogue For this reason, our sale of women's Cunningham. is all the more interesting, and especially our offerings of coats at extreme garments ' reductions. : The meeting pf .the Litchfield arch- held and deaconry, Tuesday Wednesday You will get plenty of service out of a Coat bought now. We offer choice of black broad- at St John's was attended by some 15 cloth and cheviot coats, plain and trimmed, and fancy .mixtures; short and long models; also fine fe The service held in the of the clergy. Caracul and Velvet Coats, at marked reductions: church, Tuesday evening, . despite the HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERg. bitter cold was well attended,, j The Coats that were $15 to 18.50 Q A Coats that were 29.75 to 39.75, All Saints' choir assisted the regular now 7yj QQ choir at this service. The offertory Coats were 18.50 to Coat that were 42.50 to 49.75, Bridgeport, Conn. anthem, "Go ye intojall the world and that 22.50, 1 7 C( 12.50 now preach the Gospel," by Maker, by the now choir, was well rendered. The meeting ' Coats, that were 20.00 to 25.00, Coats that were $55,' impor! closed with Communion at 10.30, Holy now gQ now 42.50 with a sermon by Rev A. J. Gammack of West Haven. A. G. Todd is around with his hand done up, the result of the icy weather having slipped down on his way to his Trousers Sale. office. Our February Wednesday morning the thermometer 10 below zero. ' registered , Out All Broken Lines at and Genuine Henry Kinney is very low at this Selling Big v . writing. , Reductions. ' F. R. Green slipped on the ice a few days ago, hurting an elbow rather se Men's Section. , verely.,". " We are offering hundreds of pairs of our regular 'trousers, in . choice pat- Clark Hunt had a bad spell the early terns and colors, because we must clean up all broken lines this month. Hundreds part of the week, but is feeling some hundreds are reliable cassimeres and cheviots what better at this writing. of them are solid worsteds; the cloths are so scarce, and which always give such satisfactory wear. Washington. We have your size, if you're or under, attach reduced price, though not in each' the broadest choice. pattern. Buy' this week to insure your getting A CARD. to trousers To the friends who assisted us in so Regular $2.50 $7.50 $1.90 $2.40, $2.90, $3.50, $5. timely and effective a manner at the burning of our house, we wish to con vey our heartfelt thanks. Mr and V Archdeacon J. F. Plumb, Mrs L. A. Mason; Broken lines of $12, $15 and $18 Fancy Suits are sejjing now at $8.50. Remember, we ' not next week. And fast. . ROMFORD. say NOW, they're selling Who Was Host for the Winter Meeting of the Litchfield Archdeaconry a ,

Samuel Harvey of Yale college was , New Milford, This Week. Basement Section. with his brother, Lester Harvey, over Shoes new broken lines added to stocks almost Sunday. - $4.00 and $3.50 at $2.85, daily. ROMFORD FOLKS BUSY TRYING AT LIBRARY CORNER. TO KEEP WARM. The people have been busy trying to keep warm during the extreme cold Zenith Shoes Trunks, Bags weather of last week. Coal is nearly for Men and and Other an unknown quantity here. mm.m When we Women. OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN X, CHILDREN Luggage. say The farmers have been busy filling BRIDGEPORT CONN. We Are Selling $30 their ice houses. Woodbury. V Bethel. SUFFERING AND DOLLARS OVERCOATS ITEMS OF INTEREST. Bridgewater. SAVED. Probably one of the most interesting WHY COUGH! . and amusing entertainments of the A IK ffiondu and npichbors met English's White Pine and Tar will L. S. Dick year will be given at the Town hall, at the,fhome of Mr and Mrs cure your cough. xo neiy iubiu at F. A. Hicock's. for February 13, by the young people of inson, Friday evening, Magee Ranges $18.50 zotn tucn and sleds. low celebrate the anmversray oi Skates High sleds, the church. The features are er First wedding. Dancing and card playing sleds and flexible flyers, at the Gilbert-Mill- songs, such as the Mew Catawalling were enjoyed by all, followed by a Co's. duet and the Old Maid of Lea. There bountiful supper. E. S. and H. W. Treat are Loper, of Manila. N. Y., says: we mean it. valu- E. R. Wooster will also be on exhibition a most "I am a and filling their ice houses with twelve THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH carpenter have had many able collection of performing dolls. ' severe cut3 healed -. inch ice. . , , , . by Bucklen's Ar- wm ' with the other The evening will conclude with the The Bridgewater Hign scnooi SUNDAY SERVICES. : nica Salve. It eas saved me And this offers, together equally me suffering laughable comedy "That Rascal, Pat," give a Valentine oance in auvyu and dollars. are7 on OUR EN- 14. Go and Rev T. J. Lee of New Milford will It is by far the best heat- that we offering in which W. ' S. hall. Friday February salve I emphatic bargains Henry Beecher, E. ' preach at the1 Congregational church. ing have ever found." Heals bring your valentine. burns, sores, ecze- OVERCOAT STOCK IF YOU BUY NOW. Gubel, Henry Hitchcock, Mrs E. t ,); wyiat InVi met with Mrs Sunday. ulcers, fever sores, TIRE tu. ma and niloa 9Kt of D II c r S. Longswell and Miss Eula Curtiss Reuben J. Keeler, Tuesday afternoon. t wA.Hbita 11 T,.UCCIO U UVi, to-da- Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy not Winter Overcoat y if you have Miss May, formerly of Unclaimed letters remain in the New Why buy your the leading parts. Margaret Hook; P. J. Garvin, L. Gou-let- t, is reported very .ill with town addressed to Mr Bethel; Miss Nichols is Bridgewater, postoffice Jerry Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, East- can save money? Clara visiting friends nneumoma at the home of her aunt in Mr Walter Weaney, Prof Oria ' Moroney, ern ; W. B. Hawley, Smith. in Derby. -- Miss Annie Wilson, Care Mrs Sherman; Taftville. , '.'Tf-i- Nahome, Bros., Cornwall ; class nave iwu icsauus' a Bridge Connery Bros., reduction on all Winter Suits, too. Mrs Mary Hait of Plymouth has been The dancing Northrop, Wladyzslem woycjeelewig. Georgetown ; J. M. Sullivan, Redding Big week to finish the course before Lent. Wilson M. Reynolds, Postmaster. her Mrs will Ridge; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville? G. visiting mother, Edgar Galpin. Mrs Reuben J. Keeler entertain W. Circle, Fri Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury; Allen Mrs Foster and Miss Wells visited in the Shakespeare Reading Joyce, G. W. . Birdsey Peck and Edward Bevans Roxbury Station; Hatch, day afternoon. Mil-- E. Waterbury, last week. E. R. Wooster s are busy sawing wood and cutting Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New The thermometer at H. -, , Beardsley New Preston ; Cogs- Miss Beardsley and H. E. fcmiM! roistered 17 degrees below zero, stalks. Ruby well & Wettereau, Washington Depot! TMf Marsh Sunday out of town. Wednesday morning. , Wil- U1II1 spent Mrs D. B. Pannelee is to organize a Harry Brown, Southbury; C P. R1DGETORT.OONNL liams, South Britain ; Perkins MAINfJOItftSI Mrs Frank Galpin has gone to Sunday school at her home, Sunday Brothers, MP 4 o'clock. All wish her Warren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill, Drug to visit friends. . Toi.n ttnhprt.o who has- been sick afternoon at HI V Villi " I store. , able to be out good success. : , Samuel Scott is very poorly. J . with the grip, is again.