SO For Daya we offer our entire stock at a dis- Read our advertisement in which we quote count of irom 20 to 85 per cent discount from reg- found in the columns' Vow is ular prices advertising: prices. ' the time to give us a call Satisfaction guaran- ' teed or money refunded- - BRYANT & EIDEE, CO., RIDER, BRYANT & CO., 259 MAIN STREET, DANBURY, COJNN Bee: BiLIABLE JEWELERS, Newtown D CONN. The 259 MAIN STREET, ANBURY,

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of the deep, the Camperdown, which not Affairs v About Town. so long ago sunk iler majesty's ship. CO the Victoria, when the fleet wa engaged A DEVOLUTION IN HOUSEKEEPING. FOSTER, BESSE & in some military maneuvers for practice. IN LOVELY LANDS. - These big, vessels may be here as a mild suggestion to tbe Sultan that be better Kvarybady knows that art always looking out for nav; that will a dollar to tha There is where wa , w something sonething lira people. THE POWER OF THE SULTAN A CUBSE IN keep tbe peace, when tbe horrible ' make frieadi and hold them, low we have something in the stove line that will delight the heart of the economical house keeper. It is op- Combination Clothiers. EASTERN LANDS. SNOW CAPPED massacre Is so fresh in the mind. Smyrna has about 200,000 inbabitanu. erated by oil, but is a most ingenious thing, and baoked by the wealthiest store house in America. Their reputation is at stake and they MOUNT LEBANON. THE AMERICAN COL- In it we see a good deal of European - LEGE IN BKTROUT. THE PERSUASIVE and one which we aaa't afford to make a mistake- It cos's Tery little to nse these stoves, no dirt, no eoal, no ashes, no waste of fuel, no Vest except during , life, thing for thank WARSHIPS OF JOHN BULL. ANCIENT our Stan ia that wa have seemingly left the actual time you are using it-- There are many points about it that you must see it to anpreciated it. Our oil stoves are from 50c te e e cries "backsbeeshn IReso-vxrc- EPHESU8 AND ITS RCINS. TOUKDiO IN for behind. Mr 0 solid oak side boords, bevel handsomi and all are our customers, but aston-iihe- Our XJ"r3Llimited. s, Clark had told us that tram car St plate glass, trimmings eomplete, astonishing th'y - THE MODERN- STYLE. ATHENS, THE would carry us to the railroad station. ourselves as well when wa saw them; also those large solid oak chamber setts for $15 are great. But the great hit of the season is CITT OF CULTURE. BEAUTIES THAT and we who were novices in travel won - dered tram our S30 Chamber Set ia 10 pieoes. They stand right up like an honest man does and seem to be proud of then- selves- - Our carpet line is TIME HAS LEFT UNTOUCHED. AN OLD what sort cf curiosity the car - Waul L E I f be. be our Ki ESTABLISH A STANDARD OF VALUES. THEATRE. MARS HILL AND THE APOS might It proved to good the best we ever saw and thekeenest and shirpestjadges withus Tou are alwsys sure of being used wall here, because we can't old American horse agrei TLE PAUL. car, advertising do We own our and have the House establishment in the state and therefore as we expeot signs and all, though tbe advertisements afford to otherwise. buildings largest Furnishing were in UreeK. - The last we touched In t stay among the people and get our living from the people, we must do Kght by the people- We furnish your house complete. point the Holv It was only some 50 miles from Smy Land was Beyrout. It was In striking rna to and the Ooods delivered to all of the'.State GETTING OVER ADIPPICUL contrast with Ephesus, good railway parts Boundless, the other cities of Pales service brought ns there in abort order. TY : Bewildering. tine that we had passed through, for al though in a very true sense to manv i AT EPHESCS Isn't alwavs easv. The lone eared ouadru-- devout pilgrim it ever must be the land we saw our first Indeed. peu jumps it. Whatever aimcuiues were that is in his are ruins; may have been in the way ot buying an At V SPRING and SUMMER STYLES. holy thought, there ruins are all there ia here to aee, for this in we've re many things about it that are decidedly which HOUSE-FURNISHER- tractive Dwelling Bridgeport, city; in Paul's day waa the great THE LIBERAL S. moved them completer? by putting prices on unholy, and this mainly because of the commercial city of Asia Minor, is now a a low basis, raising values to the top notch government of "the unspeakable Turk.''' desolate waste. the and making terms as easy as sliding down IB Right by railway & hill. A Beautiful Home on Wood Ave near inis tne cntng we Had noticed every station are the stone columns that mark 135 169 Main St. JOHN MORIARTY CO..Proprietors. Terms S cent CLOTHING, HATS AND FURNISHINGS. the miserable and to East St.,opposite Spring the Trolley cars, lor sale.f per where, poverty a Roman these - , down, SS cent, on wretched destitution ot the vast aqueduct. Evidently pil- 04 per easy monthly payments maioritv ars were here to and thev and per cent on mortgage. Complete and of the : sadder thinir Is put star, stay first class city improvements Irom cellar to people and the will for many decades to come. Stum attic Patented March 19,1899. Large lot and that there is absolutely no hope for over rocks and down on rent. We have Richer than ever. Better than ever. Cheaper than ever. Our bling climbing barn it. Don't pay other these people while the Sultan continues rough slopes we came to some piles of houses and choice building lots for sale, on to exercise his When I terms satisiactory to customers. It's no loss low prices and immense stock has drawn the people to us despotic power. rock, where, they tell us, stood the to look at the properties and inquire for par- tell you that I have looked into a home mighty Templelof Diana, which in its ticulars. Call or write. Our of one room, its walls made of stone and glory waa honored aa one of tbe seven facilities enormous, as we operate 27 Btores and labor mud, no window, the only entrance an or WARREN H. LAMS0N & CO-- , wonders the world. Nothing now apology for a door about four feet high, peaks of the former splendor: in a . unceasingly, improving every to 3Dex"fo37 Architects and Builders. opportunity purchase the floor the common earth, and that ruined Turkish mosque near by are some Conn. into this one room, eight by 10, 10 hu- massive said once to have 765 North Ave. cor Wood Ct. large quantities of Clothing having the advantage man granite pillars When want Horse Blankets, Robes, Cattle Stanchions, Sleds, Ave., Bridgeport, beings were crowded of all ages, of graced Diana's Temple; but that is all. you over our to of more both sexee, you would not believe it true Surely the breath of Time bloweth upon competitors dispose through simply because you hud not seen it with the most substantial works that man can Skates, Wringers.'Sweepers. Don't forget the spot. own : our many stores. This 'being a fact we your eyes rear, and they vanish like thin mist be- BUT SUCH HOMES fore tbe increasing light of the sun. RIGHT. ars able to sell better and at a lower up tne bill by a bard climb we came PRICES make up the villages of Palestine. to tbe Cave of the Seven Sleepers. The price than the same can be bought What Palestine and all countries over sleepers long ago awaked and quit tbe which the crescent flag still floats, need scene ; hut their abode still makes the A G. Baker's March Adv't. i elsewhere. is that the crescent shall wane into a tourist pant and puff as he reaches the and wonders how much of the TTTE are about entering a new era, the mere film of light and at last go entirely spot story ox 1 1 montn oi juarcn. ma you ever see any out, and the blaze of a more humane is true. &even young unristians in tbe Information will bo given or sentSellers.those who can not convenient visit thing like it? Echo answers, no, never. Like and christian rise in its days of persecution, so tbe tale is told, ny lluyorscheerfully not another like in LISTEN TO OUR TALE 0E PRICES. power place. office of Trilby's loot, "there's it England and France rendered the world took refuge in this cave ; an earthquake, the ail except its mate," ana mere s notn for which this has been ever Ing like March except a little connecting doubtful service when they joined Tur region period eaoh year between Februaiy and key In ngnting tne battles oi tne Cri- famed, closed tbe sleepers in, and there April. Mud ana siusn. jrreeze ana unfreeze. We have a large line of Men's Sack Suits Our Styles in Men's Frock Salts have been mean war. ilBJDE3HSOBJ So MBiLD. Measles and high winds. Malaria and snow FOR TWO CENTURIES THEY SLUMBERED Bqualls. Cold sores and corkscrew shaped which are handsome, stylish and perfect fit- selected with the idea of being ahead of all But Beyrout is not a city of the Sul Conn. in tan is in- 277 East MainlStreet, Bridgeport, cyclonic breezes mingled equal parts with ting, in both light and dark patterns at $6.60 competition in these lines. They are cut the ; it a cosmopolitan city whose until, in some wondrous way released! bad smells and coal ashes. Dnst and angry habitants are gathered from every land. wind sent straight from the shouldei, ac- which will wear and give as good satisfac- proper length and made in an unequaled they came down into the plain to find by barn doors, and BEPEESMTED BT JGEH J. H0ETHE0P One sees here the wealth of the Occi- their dead and all en companied skylights tion as suits sold elsewhere at $8.60 $10 to persecutors things dismembered umbrellas, ignore NEWTOWM AID VICIHITY. usually manner, prices $18. dent meet the curious life of the Orient, ne Srolanity, until not one of us can see F0S tirely cnangea. i mytn nicies a great grip, and $10; style single or double breasted. and the two join bands. Beyrout has a nd truth. For this the beam in our brother's eye on account of beautiful out so glorious centuries the presence of beams and motes and such Don't Our Men's Sack Suits at $8.60 and $10 in Our Black Clay Worsted Dress Suits In situation. It juts far Eastern world has been sleeping ; but tbe like in oui own Then comes a Forget! into the sea that it almost becomes an eyes. deluge ol offers un frock and sack suits take the lead for Dress day of its awaking must soon come. and a general thaw all along the line, and A Fine line of every desirable style goods op. island surrounded by a silver band. Be- ibe same old which was is suddenly the whole bottom drops out of the for lound in onr and will convince yon that it is not necessary hind rises the of and goepel preached At this season ol the year when applied by torch to buildings ;or even IPrarie Grass egg market and all the principal roads in portunity bargains only it range Lebanon, ignt tiere in by tbe great mis to ol town. The ice breaks in ac- Teas and Coffees. for to be out on account of the at tbis season of the the is a vary dangerous element, but when conflned in Btoves that can be regulated any degree up the river and, stores. you of style year range sionary evangelist for more than two most and comfortable apparatus companied by most of the bridges and rail cost. are made In cut- great white bank of snow. I do not will run its course and be - heat the combination makes the ornamenial,convenlent lences, moves on to viotorv anu tidewater. Nutriotine for Tour Hors- We have Men's Sack Suits in higher They three button ever years yet glo- household. None are without something in the shape of a stove, but wa have the ouch a down and demolition of Try know wnetner again tms side tne i tied : and tnese nations wno now sleeo of the breaking - grades of the very best style, fit and quality, away, single and double breasted sack at vision of Heaven hist makes that are on the market and it your pocket will not allow you to buy the party lines especially along the bottom lands es and Cattle- of the 6hinicg parapets in tbe shadow of a great unbelief will bery are warranted to work well and has been paralleled at no other season of the and are conspicuous for the low combination $9.50, $12, $13, $15, $18, $20 and $24. shall see any prospect more vlgher grades wa also have some of the cheaper ones that and in no other instance splendid let the light shine in their hearts, tbe It lor a new stove and will year except during All our are from the best mills than that which greeted my eye as, in of give satisfaction. We are sure we can suit you you are looking the late municipal elections in New York A. B. prices. goods light the gospel of tbe Sun of Right to show our stock and when we name the city. The old brown hen, our favorite hen, Fancher, going back to the ship at evening, I be- eousness. eall on us at any rate we will be pleased you a HAWXETVTLLI CEHTEfi. in the country and represent their latest and Our line of Spring Overcoats is complete without unless are built different from any of our steals nest and surreptitiously batches out held beyond the city lofty Lebanon Let us now in a trice take a run prloevou will not go away buying you chicks which these sudden freezes send to best designs, $12, $13, $15, $16, $18 and $20. and is as necessary to complete a gentleman's in snow and bathed in twi night called on us so tar this ntimelv waves. Surface and snow water capped the across the Aegean Sea, so that when we oustomers that have year. IRE INSURANCE, Men's Trousers make In the outfit. ia to find else a of more in stock kinds of Pumps-Ir- on Sinks Lead and Iron Pipe find the level ot our cellars through numerous best country, It impossible anywhere light glow; but surely sight awaken we shall find the morning sun Remember we also keep many rat holes, and the water from our I never beheld before. contracts lor Plumbing and House Heating either by Hot Air winding REAL ESTATE, McMillan, Sweet & Orr, Dutchess and others, such an assortment and values we offer at exquisite beauty brightly shining on the Acropolis of and are ready to take Tinning, crystal spring resembles in color and taste Athens. We cruisers Steam or Hot Water. Yours, the drippings ol a tan vat. Unministerial ex INVESTMENTS. Prices $1 to to. $6.50, $7, $8.50, $10, $12, $13 and $15. THE ONE THING THAT INTERESTED US "Frieeland" are come to tne front in the best of getting quite used to this, going to sleep pressiona seem 4ST Just now I have a sate 7 cent invest- families and trials and tribulations to ment per Americans most in Beyrout was the at one part of the coast and coming again rise and fall ad infinitum until we leel almost tor a limited amount. to corsciousness 130 or so airer to sav ameu to the old man's tervent now we would call attention to our Men's Wor- Syrian Protestant College, which has miles away. supplication ot "O Lord, if tbon wilt but see B. H. Just your Clay been established tne where our ship is resting queitly in some HALL'S, n me MATTOON, througn Presbyter- to taae care oi tnrongn in is montn oi Pythian Hall, WaUrtewn, ian Board of Missions in our own land, beautiful harbor and a busy day of March. I will agree to take care of mvselt all sted Dress Suit all wool and the best mills make in the country, sight-seein- g is cer- the rest of the time." This Is the month we It is natural everywhere for us to seek before us. fhis is Scxr2.d.37" X3Zcols:, watch with interest the passage to more con- cut in and double breasted sack at $9.50. Our Chil- those thines which speak to us in the tainly "doing" the places laid down in Conn. genial climes ot the wild goose overhead and frock, single language that we love, the language of the itinerary at a pace that would almost the chilblain nnder foot. Every cloud has its our there make our turn over in silver lining and so doing the month of March J. W. JOHNSON, dren's is stocked with the in the our country and home; and, grandfathers tne poor mrniture man wno has passed Department abundantly largest fore, especially pleasant it was to meet their graves. wearily through the long dull months ot BRIDGEPORT, new- friends who had come from our own The Piraeus is the port of Athens, and winter is cheered by the thought that now is Our Hat Furnishings are complete with choicest and the classic ia five miles - City. shores. The American Col lege in Bey city away among the appointed time when every thrifty house- the hills. Of in Athens ex Keeper rouses irom ner leinargio sleep ana REAL ESTATE affords. Oil Horse rout is doing more lasting good for this course, you searches the country far and near for the est that the market Trunks, Bags, Clothing, all Powers of pect to look upon ".he noble descendants most to INSURANCE, LOANS. country than the great desirable place purchase her spring Europe combined. America Das no of Socrates and Piato and Demosthenes carpets and needed articles ot furniture, and Blankets, Hammocks, Umbrellas, etc. and Aristides tbe alaa rignt here we rise to remara that we nave a Eastern policy." Since the days of Just; but for stock on hand and that has It von need insurance ot anv kind, write held notion these degenerate days and tbe degener- daily arriving as and I will send a representative to see yon. Monroe she has to the that MOKE SH0ESS0LD! never been equalled since we began business. it is better to make no active interference ate scions of a mighty race! Of Athens' An elegant line oi carpets in ail grades at or ao lower than was ever reached belore BOGARDUS & in foreign affairs; but by earnest mis- 130,000 people only 30,000 can lay Slices BRASIE, Christ-l-y claim to Athenians all ; new and desirable patterns just CONN. sionary endeavor and through the any being at received. We keep the back numbers care TOBBTNGTOH, character of noble men, America has fully weeded out ot our furniture, and yon THE REST ARE A MONGREL TRIBE will net new desiens if von buv ot us. We achieved an influence in the Orient of -- AND AT- - FIRE INSURANCE don't claim to be any smarter, shrewder or BESSE & CO., which we as Americans may well be from almost any country that the aun Detter Dnsiness managers tnan anyuooy eise, Old Sellable Companies. Laweat Kates. FOSTER, The corner stone of this college shines on. ia but we do claim most emphatically that proud. It an honor, though, to be while we are away out in the tall grass and W. A. LEONARD. Newtown, Cobb was laid 2U years ago oy wuiiam i.. an Athenian : and, when one has lived in big timber the many and (treat advant-tre- s ot Combination Clothiers and Men's Furnishers. Operators of 27 stores, Dodge, of New York ; and to-d-ay this the classic five he becomes our location enable us to handle a stock city years, large & institution ranks with any of equal age naturalized and has all tbe necea- -' ot mrniture on a smaller expense than any FAIRCHILD MEAD, in our own land and of pride other live man in the state can do it General Insurance Ana Seal Estate CONN- - surpasses many sary for one really born under the shad That from Agents, 317 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, far older Dr Bliss is now its ow you can't go anywhere anywhre 61 FAISFIZLD AVXHUE, BSIBGEFOBT. COM growth. of the Parthenon. on tne cars wiinout going mrougn tiawiey-vill- president, and he has surrounded mm- - The to see in Athens is the CLOSER MAEGINS! is as true as the familiar quotation Warmer Building, Boom 2. men thing "that all roads lead to Home." Now don't be self with a faculty of eminent who Acropolis ; and you cannot help seeing hasty in your purchase this spring, bnt look would place any college upon a high it from any point, for it is far above all us as others over carefully belore yon buy. plane. Dr Van Dyck is the greatest else. Most of tbe temples, arches and now this last was tne main ana principal Arabic scholar in the world ; bis transla point we wished to make to start with. Took statues in Athens, beautiful even yet in us an tion of the Bible into the Arabic lan- their date back to a --TITAN AT- - everlasting long time to make it. didn't THE ruins, period three it? But didn't vou ever notice that the point guage is one of the very best translations or four centuries before Christ, and the ot most everything is 'quite apt to be clear out ever made into any tongue. wonder ia that bo much still remains. It on tne ena r iou never can Dayonet a pig waa said of ancient Athens It waa trracefully with the first end or middle ol WHAT INTERESTED ME AS A COLLEGE that your gun. - XfZorgan Harrow easier to find a god there than a man ; Spading MAN aa now wander tbe A. G. Furniture and, you through BAKEB, Warerooms, Every farmer should haveone for this Har- streets, can easily imagine how this Union e, was the fact that several of the profes waa jou ANY OTHER STORE! Opposite Depot, Hawley-vill- row does its work Just as the hand spade does sors came from my Alma mater, Am true, lor at every turn, nay, at Conn- - by cutting into and lilting up the soil, in Massachusetts. called every step, you meet with rains that herst college I cause to halt and admire. The by disintegrating and aerating it, giving the upon the younger Dr Bliss in ma home you the&ard-ne- r is a hill of and same fine culture to broad fields that and found it a most delightfull Ameri- Acropolis great marble, C. does to his narrow garden; and special can home in this Eastern land. Potted marble of the purest sort, the beautiful DR X. G. NICHOLS, and extended have on- Pentelic, brought from the famous quar -- AT- - Investigation inquiry plant?, soDg birds, brilliant portieres IN THE STATE, confirmed our that it is tha.com ries some four and a half miles away. DENTIST, ly opinion and curtains, and a bright fire in an But what was tbe when ing implement tor pulverizing the soil, and open grate made a home in which one Acropolis the as now is unquestionably Parthenon, the magnificent temple of WESTPOKT that perfected it wopld love to stay, ur buss graduated crowned the best and cheapest harrow ever Invented from Amherst in the class of lsbo. goddess Minerva, its summit with its snow-whi- te columns Sturges Block. CONS. Don't forget to call on us for your Farming f SAVE YOUR EYESIGHT! Mohammedans, Greeks, Jews and glistening Tools ol all also Hardware. this Belief in in the sun, and when the statues klnds.and Christians attend college. of which Imitated human so "5737" . 3E5L. KflEolleLmL's And your money, by having lenses the Christian religion is not made a re Phidias, the ! ! moderate for but the Bible exactly that they did all but breathe. STEAL properly fitted at prices, by quirement admission, bad come rresb from tbe master a band ! the most methods and best la not neeiectea. inree times a wees The man who can look Tes, a steeljroof that Is better than approved the are read, and upon these ruins are need ot a 383 Ulain Conn. - English Scriptures to-da-y and feel a shingles. It you in root, Street, Bridgeport, instruments- three times a week the Arabic Scriptures not thrill of deepest . 384 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. drop a postal to emotion stir his breast is surely made of There ia a large chapel with a beautiful meanest F. C- - SANFORD, Hawleyville, Conn., W. B. SNIFFEN, organ where all the students assemble clay. and ha will show yon ramplea and CONN. daily for prayers. I verily believe that THE ROMAN EAGLES OF WAR give yon on the best kind ol a SANDY HOOK, is nas maue root. prices it tbis college wnicn ney Farm Wagons, (one horse $80), Surreys, Phaetons, Traps, Concords, rout largely what il is to-da- and it is i screamed their victorious notes from tbe Spindl88 and Business Wagons of all descriptions, over 50 different styles; fruitful vine whose roots extend out into friths of the Clyde to the leaping cata THE ALBANY DENTISTS, all the country 'round. If any Chris- racts of the Nile, and Roman law made also 100 styles of Harnesses from U to 9100, including Farm, Team, Surrey, A new line of Whitewash, Paint, tian at home does not believe in foreign the standard of Jurisprudence for the 5fi8 MiTW flTttunPT) Kunabout and Truck Harness. Horse ulotiing, JBoot, w nips ana every- nd Varnish Brushes just received. missions, in "sending away millions to world ; but Greek writers gave us beau- Cannon St., to the Hearses ana Coaches sent to all of the country-Th- e A full line of the celebrated Bub convert the heathen when there are so tiful thoughts in the most perfect setting LEVY BROTHERS, 0pp. Bridgeport thing pertaining parts received one cross best accommodation in the for transients. Come and see our stock ber Paint, just for the Spring many heathen at home," let tbis of language the world has ever known, PAINLESS city trade. the sea and study this object lesson in and Greek sculptors marked out In mar before ; DENTISTRY buying. That fine Corn at 90c doz is going what missions Can do. ble tbe noble conceptions of their minds. our vessel sailed and before their creations we ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS, MODERATE fast. Prunes, Apricots, Peaches and all Two days through fall in AT kinds of Die Timber; 6 lbs nice Prunes the Aegean sea among the islands of the speechless adoration, for they still stand PRICES. PECK & LINES, 157 to 181 Middle St-- , Bridgeport Conn. for 25c at Archipelago, which stretch unrivaled and alone. We stood in of LIKE STEPPING STONES FROM ASIA the Theatre Bacchus. 211 Main Street. Danbury, Conn. and there was tbe marble pavement EWTOWH SAVINGS BASK Newtown, worn smooth 11 Conn. lnGOronratad lftfift. Minor to Greece. In the early morning by the tread of tripping PH1LO CLARKE. President: C. H. NORTH The of March 14 we bad the island of Cyprus feet, and there rose tier upon tier where nor, Treasurer, ilvuob a. m. to p. THE W. E. SWORDS LUMBER COMPANY, Leading: Grocer, on our right. Our thoughts at once tne spectators sat and applauded the Mondays, 7 to 9 p. m. went back to Paul, how his vessel sailed play. Here waa the row for tbe priests, Newtown, Conn. "under the lee of Cyprus, because the and here was the row for the generals of BUSINESS Brlc3Le:xo3trtI PROGRESSIVE Wholesale and Retail DealersoOnn.in winds were contrary," bow near here be the army, and here was the seat of the MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER, SIDING, SHINGLES, SPRUCE was tempest tossed when, as a prisoner, one at whose beck or nod the play ceased Veterinary Surgeon, was Some. on we or began. Not far away are tbe massive MILF0SO. . . . . Lathi Doors Mantles St Hard HOUSES, BUILDHra LOTS and he going to Further IEW C0IX Timber, Sash, 4 Blinds, Carvings, Mouldings, came to Patmos. It is little more than a ruins of the Temple of Jupiter Olympus, Word may be left at the Grand Central Wood, etcj North Carolina Yellow Pine Lumber a Soecialtv. - wnicn once contained a coioasai statue EFFORTS. Trim, :- FABMS, great mound of rock rising from out the DEMANDS UNH EMITTING V i FmBflSHBD PBOMPTT.T. r; sea. is seven miles long, four and a of the king of the gods. When built the ' AGENTS FAMOUS FROST ' or Bar It EDWARDS M.SMITH, M.D. SOLE FOS THE SHINGLES. Sold Exchanged' Special half wide, and 784 feet high ; it supports temple bad lis columns, and of these a small its sides and but 14 now stand; out, wnen you think PHTSICIAJT AND BUBQBOW. gains in Farms. ; population along each of these ia 68 Offlee and Residence Hewtova Street. - base, who live by boating, fUbing, rais that feet high and the story and cloths and some six feet through, yon can an This month's offerings emphasize Telephone Connection. 1I3H.X7G- ' & ing a few goats making yet C F. If. YAEaiNGTON CO., mats. Somewhere upon. the rocky slope idea of A P 0 THE ARIES HALL. Boom Ve- - St Waraar Building, Briofaport, CU told for (though of course, we could not tee the . THAT stora has B-- KIGHTT WORK OF our years. D. ; - MAN, that P. K1CUABDSON, M. D e y.I.TAEEIJ&TOM PHI- exact spot from the ship) the place is PHTSICIAI AID SUESEOH, Xorcrlfift W o pointed out where John saw the curtain as Office Wholesale and Retail Dealers In MEDICINES,BootllCHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC.. PEB Interesting all these relics of Greek i and Kesiaenes, Saidy Hook. while drawn aside Bjii.r Tiows carenuiy coinpounoea Dy iicne pDarmaciscs. juest goouB.loweat price. of the skies for a brief art may be, for the Christian Athena ia a CELEST A. BEHKDICT, M. D., Speoial attention alven to outroi town trade. 10! and the eternal glories fell upon him sacred place because connected with the s VARIETY fhyeician and Surgeon, Jaat right tor farm work, Single or Double, from the celestial world. Tbis is but labors ot the PanL STYLE, VALUE ' how God missionary Apostle 348 State St., Bridgeport. MRS JENNIE II. CHURCH, Proprietress. Light and Heavy, and everything cheap tor another illustration of selects We climbed by a flight of rough atone Of. CASH. .. places In which to mani to summit of an EleeUieityoneofthe therapentie agents. 17 WALL ST-- , City Bank Building, . Bridgeport, Conn steps tbe eminence that dee houmfrom 10 a. . to 19 m, a te 4 . fest His most marvellous works. still Is called Mars Hill, which over- Are the order of the day. Our stock ofSuits ; WILSON & WOOSTEB, Friday morning, March 15, found our looked the agora or market-plac- e below. Paul U. Sunderland, M. D., ZDEJSTT-Xj- - party up betimes and ready to land at We could easily Imagine the hump- ' 391 ; ; a visit to the rains of Children all our Physician aad Surgeon, . BOSTON CO, Water St., Bridgeport, Ct Smyrna for day's backed Jew coming one day Into this for Hen, Boys and surpasses Newtown, Conn. 420 Main St., BRIDGEPORT. ancient Ephesus. Smyrna is crowded place where the merchants and Office In ftanford Block... . ' . Aluminum Sets of Teeth which have all the lawyers and tradesmen of the bad eas-ler.t- ONE OF THE BUSIEST CITIES city calls trora Grand Central Hotel advantages ot gold bnt are much lighter and o M. G. KEANE'S assembled, as waa their to tell or previous efforts, Nlglit wear, and ooat the same as rubber wont, nearly - Mediterranean of plates, a apeeialy. Solid Gold Crowns for teeth KOITOIIUNTAL W0BKS, on the coasts of the hear something new, and cayTiig to is we ask. will sure CHARLES , kxx made and fitted while at hall usual -- is here from every clime. An one or two that about him : An inspection all Seeing JONAS, yon watt, the - Honsatoaic Avenne. Bridgeport shlDoing gathered sricea. Gold.silver and Doroelain Allium. Painless inspiring sight was seme half dozen "Have you beard ot this new thing, this MERCHANT TAILOR, rrccc extracting and all other branches of at men-of-w- ar dentistry lowest of work warranted first-elan- II yon think ot a fall DATZIPOST PBASA, Attoraers aaa Oeaa huge English lying in the religion ot Jesus the Christ, bow Goi lead to buy ing. pi ices.qnallty having plate, dont them was leviathan ly Church St., Newtown Cobs to oauandsee our aluminum ptatas. juibkmi i lie. r Sdvard.8- - Waraai, Man agar. tors at Lav State strait, BrMjtgvt. harbor; among that OONTTSCED ON LAST PAGS.J on his land in the of all in Power. Latest U. S. Gov't sive improvements Highest Leavening Report way of removing stone and of construct Dry Goods News. ing a neat lence aiong tne nignway. Killing Charles wneeier or laie cmirge nas DON'T WANTED. April 19, 189 been spending his Easter vacation with hi, parents, Mr atd Mrs William a Pain Wheeler. with narcotics Intensifies the ' MURRAY & CO., Rimuel W. Beach has returned from a WEAR 50.000 Ladies SMITH, n- - trin to Wahineton and vicinity. disease while -- - n'pas- giving temporary SUCCESSORS TO W. B. HALL& CO.,- and- Miss Mary Beach from visiting relief. troubles are and trirnds In Deep river. Kidney Kov and Mrs W. if . White ana aaugn- - caused by congestion of the Barnum Building, Copeland Bros.' Old S ter and Miss Hattie French spent Tues affected. Backache is a A SHABBY as many Ken ABSOLUTELY PUKE in New York parts day City. of Rem- Mrs Jesse Chaiker visits mends in symptom derangement. to trade Mount Carmel. edies that deaden do not With Easter we see the Newest of SpringlDn pain - THE NEWTOWN BEE. Fairfield County Chat. Born, April 13, to Mr and Mrs Frank remove the cause. SHOE" I Plumb, a son and daughter. in our Store this week. ofcareful of months are PUBU8HID BT STEPNEY AND VICINITY. A village improvement society is in Thoughts study THE BEE PUBLISHING C0MPAN7. process of formation. It would seem Buker's Kidney Pill3 With that new Dress or Suit when ON TASHUA'8 BREHZV HILL-TO- such an should enlist out in Dress. ALLISOW P. 8M ITH. EDITOR. In that organization remove disease and inflamma- brought A8THUK J. SMITH. BUSINESS MANAGES There was a fHe display of flowers the earnest efforts of all residents in the you can Footwear that is UP-T-0 -- ,' on fur- tion. is irritant-plas- ters get No Christ church Easter Sundnv, Center and Alcohol an v But not all have bought yet. owing to tbe look at oar Capeo and JaeketJ - tl-8- a 75 Cants fbr Sis Months vicinity. Spring M- Tear, nished mostly by Mrs Emeline Nichols, Miss Standisb is to tbe summer de- DATE in ) CtsU fbr Four Month. Four Cants Cost. w. spend will not aid Kidney backward season are soon convince yon. We are showing Mrs Treadweil and Mrs 3. Mallett. with ber grandparents, Mr and Mrs reference required as to many still wearing ISWTOWI. COM.. rilDAT.'APBIL 19. 1898 At the parish meeting on Easter Mon Bouton. rangement narcotics opiates. elpfja.i t styles in this part oi tbe wearing the same officers were for George their winter garments. day are Buker's Kid- pa-e-l, - injurious. the such as Velvet Capes .with Lace another year. MONROE- FIT S WEAR' I ; This will not last, we are bo.ind to g-- t warm Louis Edwards of Bridgeport has spent AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ney Pills are safe and specific in STYLE, Ribbon trimming, all silk lined; also Jad a few at Mrs Lavinia - now, and thoughts will go to the Sum days Bradley's. Kev William H. Waggoner, of Buffalo, all Kidney and Urinary troubles. amount of your purchase- light of the newest kinds and the hi Mr Charles Jr. Gilbert bas been quite N. v.. now at Yale university, will give prices sick with Druggists sell them for 50 cents. mery stuffs. grip. two missionary addresses in the Monroe cannot be worth mentioning. Mrs t'atterson nas Deen witn Mrs Hu Congregational church, Sunday, April Book about Kidney trouble, Styles that duplicated WASH GOODS And such a selection tbe bert for a few . days. 28. The aim of Mr is to .' RIB BON Matchless Waggoner give free.' ; elsewherei Fit is and We 3 Value) to Bib Miss May Mallett cut ber ft ot quite the audience a of that perfect, value not alone in the but In the comprehensive grasp quality, foond here. Editorial ink Drops. badly. the world mission fields of all the denom- Buker Pill Co., Bangor, Me. wearing qualities that are satisfact- wanted colors always Miss Ina Gregory bas visited in Stiel- - inations. As this can best be done to style of every one. Five hundred of an all silk dd ton. expect keep you busy pieces The Interest In the terlet of letters In through the eve. Mr Waggoner's large ory- We pride ourselves on getting tbe newest of the kind in was attended at the Congregational need satin Ribbon, every one a deal BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. maps, the largestBmaps in of from all' Bee from Rew O. W. Barker on bis w . . v. .t ..... De xonawan-d- a church Monroe on Thursday after All the new styles toes the and moat desirable In Cotton mar. No. atlSo-pa- r The ti .mr tj uucs in the world, win usea. xne goods tbe shade. In a IS width, to go y xtcv win prcauu, ouuuaj, New York noon. to the Orient has been general and 1 o'clock. All are invited to attend. The News of Western says, W. narrowest to the widest. U trip : at South H. Piatt moved, this week, from the time keu the price usually tie per yard. services are bright and enjoyable. Mr (July 30, '94) "Last night the his in Wolf to the bouse be showing and we are to announce Eev W. H. place Pits fA Intense, pleased Jones has studied to hold his audience side Christian church Wag - Jnst to hand Is what is called a T&fleta 25 more 4 tbe Moire raced of Yale delivered his lec bought in uettiel uenter. pieces that we have prevailed upon Mr Barker just one hour. The service commences goner College, Joshua . is connnea tome Dea on time ana closes at ture on tbe missions ana missionary Taylor you Crepe, taken from the silk. Colors like th Black Ribbon. Ho, M width, tie per yard to continue them for some time to come. promptly promptly boards of the world. The interest was with a coia. The Best 2 o'clock. A. H. Dimond & Son are at -- AU heightened by the use of a large map working the greatest and best plain" mora after this. Mrs Janette Johnson is very low with mis- uawieyvuie, this week, new roonng ana The Southport Chronicle is maklDg showing the exact location of the LACES New pneumonia and being well into the seven- sion fields. was wonderful, the inti repairing the Shepaug cars, ready for Light Pink Absynthe laces at popular price. a is It the Line many Improvements, and has started ties her recovery very doubtful. mate the speaker displayed spring traffic; of Blue Yellow About 2a ox the ana knowledge Miss uiara M. Banks was Point all is that we have got Light The Batter Vals, Westport edition. Editor Mallett Is mends neignDors in pointing out tbe sites oi mission la completely of S. V. Slade gave him a surprise visit and of the forces in tbe surprised, last Thursday evening, on re them marked to Corn NUe Oriental to the shore line a bor the strength from the Center to 20 of ber down cf Dry Goods that Batter looes. planning give villages on Monday evening, it being bis birthday various mission fields. For a compre- turning find Cream White as railroad fa- anniversary. The party took possession work of schoolmates at ber home to make joyous Black SUk Val Laoaa, bumming paper, and the hensive grasp of the missionary the occasion. Games were in ever of this pleasant home and enjoyed with the world there is nothing better than indulged Tbe price 17c- - per yard. cilities aid him be can do It with success. Mr ana Mrs iaae a most nappy and a grand supper was spread for their Hard Pan Prices. Black Bourbon I.eeea. evening what we saw and beard, last night." Other new and Cotton which A bountiful was the Haven-Thin- k pretty Fabrics, supper provided by EASTER AT ST PETER'S. pleasure. fine Came to New ard a large selection ot Point Laces la el Take not to for the ladies which was thoroughly J. S. Mayhew has several yards of will be In demand thyself companions thoughtful be St Peter's was tastefully decorated bred which he bas been great are the appreciated. The day was far spent and for Easter Wyandottes, are in sea width, both ecru and black. fascinating and effervescent champagne fore the mends Did our iriena with flowers potted plants breeding lor tbe past 10 years ana now Far greater values this genial At the annual parish meeting on Monday, has them as near as one wish India Dimities. bottle, and the wine flask, for verily they good night the same officers were elected as in the perfection son's goods than ever before. These Mrs Marsnall UlarK oi soutn Britain es to see: Read his "ad" and when that Printed Irish Lawns, SPECIAL SALE OF JET TRIMMIN have the power to thee of thy good year previous. The report of the treas offer. ' strip is visiting her niece, Mrs Peter Parmalee. way take advantage of his big tell the story. thou Mrs is the urer was read and is very satisfactory, and stock are to all prices French Percales, About tJM yards ot Black and Faneyj name, and to muddle thy brains till Clark quite prostrated since of debt with a Eggs shipped points of the Low Prices. death of her Mrs Fairchild. the society being out The Ladies' Shoes we sold last year at S3 are Galatea Cloth. dost descend to the level of the four-legge- d daughter, small in Within Trimmings on a separate table with Miss Helen and Miss Annie See-le- surplus the treasury. LONG HILL. now S3 and are handsomer and better than ever- Seeley about two years the church has been IT - Zephyr Ginghams, animal who squeals in the pen. are in Anonia, being called to attend prices. Sc. 10c and ISo per yard. AU the funeral of the infant child of Mrs Al altered and repaired, new furnace, car AT GRACE CHURCH. One of the new beauties is a Band Sewed Kid pets, lamps, etc., added at an expense of First Sunday after Easter, April 21 That's French Organdies, With due respect to our good friend, bert Hull. Button 8 of toes at $2-6- worth 4- - tional values. Mrs beaten the nearly $3000. All have worked well and At 8.30 a. m., Holy Communion ; at 2.30 styles French Broche Satines, George Mattagatt hag In order to raise that and sermon. Editor Bross of the RidgeQeld Press, record weaving rag carpet, having woven faithfully amount, p. m., Jwening prayer Ni The cheaper Shoes for Ladies are just ss the Inducement snd it is with great pleasure we announce Sunday school. that Velontaire Pique, Large selection of Jet and Spangle we think his position as to libel law Is 20 yards of handsome striped carpet in the stock is not so fine. m five to the public tbat tbe parish of St Peter's Thursday, April 25, st Mark's the stylish only India Plisse. We do not be days. Is now free from all indebtedness. Five At 10.30 a. and Yokes, just to band. rather amusing. think Mrs Agur Beardsley has been visiting Evangelist day; m., Holy Sspeoial attention has been riven to our gives handsome memorial windows have been Communion. SPRING G 4 RMEXT3 Every day will see needs to wcrry about the laws be her sister in Seymour. a Men's Department in selecting the latest styles and Kitchen Mr and Mrs David Hubbell Mon- - placed in the church, a marble tablet, All contributions for the Lenten mis us so Carpets Upholstery. too In favor of the spent brass cross for brass sion work should be sent to the many applicants. you throwing by your winter Garment an 4 ing Jmueh newspaper, dav with Mr and Mrs Orviile Johnson. Jecturn, altar, rectory and best wearing goods obtainable Of exception mentln Basement Salesroom. Give orl On the alms basin, bishop's chair and pulpit, all by Saturday, April 27, at tbe latest. donning the spring one, yon have That's where the trouble Is, the present account ot the Inclemency of al value are oar Telt Shoes, which we providing last there were but presented to the church, as well as some For all that Easter morning promised Goodyear here lor Staten Island Works. in is to woik weather, Sunday, but weather the one. or are you undecided what to buy. A Dye statute Connecticut apt few out at either of the cburcbes. books. anything pleasant at are offering at S8 00 and Ion pay re- tendance atOrace cburcb was very good WELCOME the editor. What we Mrs F. Lind, Mrs Jones' mother, GRANGE NOTES. SOe in against newspaper on Mot The choir was well represented, and from ta SI a pair more f r their equal any turned home to New York day. The following is the program of Har thanks to the efficient under tbe do want is a law making it a misdemean after a visit of two weeks with her training other store- - is mony Orange for April 2o: UrJ.a direction of Mrs William E. Walker, or for anyone to furnish an untruthful daughter. Stevens and Miss Fannie Burr will open The lower ones are all in Mabel the little sun rendered very creaitaoiy tne musical por prioed right regard is Jones, parsonage the discussion on the subject "Should the tion of a new Te the Item to a newspaper editor. It possi- flower, bas been ill, this weeK, but tbe service, includirg to and Wear. word quite Orange always be conducted in accord Deum. The anthem solo by David Style SMITH, MURRAY & CO., ble to on any editor, no matter is better now law and usage?" impose Uev Mr ancewiih parliamentary Hickey was especially good. It is ex Jnst as much Style in our Boys' Shoes as in Jones and family have engaged recitation, Mrs Lillian on we how careful he may be. But give us a table board Z This Bennett; reading, pected that the choir Sunday next Hen's added wear. CONN. at Purdy's. step L Wheeler; duet, Mrs A. Sinclair, will be assisted a soloist from the Ladies' and only BRIDGEPORT, head-of- was on by soprano measure that will f those Individ- taken account of the poor health Robert Edward Shelton ; Shoes for the Chil to aiL of Mrs Jones. Sinclair; essay, out of town. The faster decorations .Everything in the line of extend In a general discussion, "The benefits ana this year were more than at- dren at uals, who undercover, and sneaking Dea Burr Hawley is out around again evils follow the of fiction.' usually see in tbat reading tractive at Grace church. The altar was Our Line of manner, seek to get revenge at the ex and the people are pleased to him adorned with Easter roses and Spring bis accustomed place once more. Mrs William Curtiss, who has been ill lilies, pense of someone else. The newspaper Mrs A. her Mrs carnations ; while either fide of the chan Purdy visitpd sifter, for some time, is convalescing. cel arch lilies and N. MEN'S AND l'OUNG MEN'S SUITS not "exercise extreme A. T. White of southlortl. last weeK. D. C. Wells of New Haven has fur potted plants, palms editor who does Tbe font was also surmounted by a beau Henry Ayres'; EwenilHio Mrs H. E. Canfleld has visited her nished a room in Mr Twist's house, and care In gathering essential facts before daughter, Mrs C. G Downs in Long Hill will remain with us for a time. tiful palm. At The Miss Inez Bell has visited her is At the annual meeting of Grace church exposing wrong doing" is the exception, Gregory Mr Beers, father of A. J. Beers, on the or taster 381 Main St , Gt, aunt, Mrs Lewis Edward". quite poorly, having guttered a shock. parish evening Monday Bridgeport, 837-83- 9 especially In Connecticut. Isn't this so, Mrs M. Canfleld has visited in after the customary election of officers Chapel Street, F. Long C. McE. Beardsley drives a horse from ial Hill. the question of support was Mr Bross? , New lork, a dandy. considered at some a num ed in very superior teaching are invited The road over Hill is in a length. For to room. CONN Bagburn ber of the current expenses . have visit. Miss Holland's NEW HAVEN, It we all could follow the advice of the GREENFIELD HILL. deplorable condition, having been cm years teams ties. been met by the ordinary contributions HTOTIWQTON. PERSONAL AND CHURCH MATTERS. up by carting on a uner-in- g in editor whi has )mt passed away, McEwen has Sundays and special quarterly WHITU. HILLS. occurrence the North Purchase, near great lie v Mr Evers preached a fine discourse, Charles had improve- every three months. These have the works. David M. the New York Jour- ments done on the rear of bis residence Charles Thompson and family occupy their garnet Stone of Easter morning, from the text ''1 shall been found generally sufficient to provide place again alter a few weeks on the btuigea Miss Florence Ailis spent Sunday with be satisfied when I awake with like William Jordon doing the work. ror tbe tm (arm. nal of Commerce, this would be a happi thy Twin arrived at the home of Joe responsibilities assumed by Miss Addle Dalne is home trom her ber friend, Miss May Welch. ness." The pulpit was decorated with boys parish without the assistance of again Miss Laura Minor is a visit at er world. Editor Stone had recently Easter Lucas on Sunday last. anj siay in new uauaan. making lillies, palms, callas, geraniums Mrs Burr is her son pledges, pew rents, or subscriptions Mrs Smith Wheeler Is Interested in stock Lea H.oyt'8. : and the Kindness of some Nancy visiting Now time come when and has now 3a calves she is raisins. Mr Mrs said "I take plenty of exercise, plenty pinas, through 8. or iDaeton. the having tht raisingMrs and Henry P. Downs were at of the ladies, who lent their plants for Ueorge Burr, parish seems called upon to undertake Henry Buckingham contributed very Dea and Mrs Downs is of bard work, plenty of sleep, plenty of the occasion. Frank Melville and family of Bridge largely to the Easter decoration ot Howe: 8 In Hoyt's, Sunday, have rented of Wilson Sher some new and additional obligations, it the church. still there. an Miss Eunice Perry is soon to eo to port part was that to do so on other Captain Beardaley surprised bis friends belief In Qod and the future, and, with man 8 bouse. urged any nere on am Brooklyn, where she has accepted a po basis than an assured income was con jnonaay. ne not go to nauoury, S0PTHBTJRY. easy conscience, I find tbat what Is the sition in one oi the schools there. William Douglas was seriously burned to sound financial but will remain for a time In Shelton. We last week at works. When trary principles. The hone to see him often. PERSONAL CHAT. men is to me Mrs Geilen, who has been spending the the copper therefore voted to ask for Miss Mame bad but one scholar - s sundown of life with most the melted ore he fell backward meeting pledg ner Jenningsor Miss Alice Matthews Is at ber home in sco-urs- winter in New York, returned to her ccrrving es of monthly contributions for parochial in scnooi part tne nine, last week. as as the June days of my Mrs on over a smalt box, the copper splashed Mrs Brav Is better. White Oak. CLOTHiira- of tbe The newest pleasant daughter's, George E. Lover's, his bead and also support from the members of the parish Tbat pretty window at David Wheeler's is Tbe Ladies' Aid was entertain Is now rerdy, and It contains every novelty day garment, where she intends to make it over burning the top of 01 Dua ana 0100m. society in to fine Custom Hade Clotbes. with a youth." This distinguished editor, by Saturday, his arm. He Is Dr and all interested in its maintenance mil ed at Mrs Elliott nine's on fabrics and fasbions equal every respect ber borne during tbe summer. doing well, J. (j This new is to be carried into Mrs Clark Beardslev imnrovintr. rnursday. finish seldom met with in made Clothing. We're safe in saying was a Connecticut In his Stevens system Miss Mary Perry of Woodside visited Miss Miss Mabel Warner is in Shelton. Superior ready the way, boy. H. R. Elwood met tbe selectmen again attending. effect as soon as possible. Susie ot that no other bouse in the trade can supply so much elegance of workmanship fit. on but no settlement was arnv E. L. Smith has recovered sufficiently Hubbell, last week; also Miss Smith Dr and Mrs M. L. Cooley have been 13th year he was obliged to leave home Monday, Miss Kittie Seymour was the guest 01 her cousin, Mrs W wbo is ill and style at such popular low prices. ed at and it was again laid on the ts ble to visit the works. Walter of Bridgeport spent C. Hunbell, last week". with Mrs Candee, seriously to earn his own bread. lie learned a lor another week. Curtis L. Bostwick was in town, Tues Sunday at ber uncle's, David Walker's. That tine flock of sheep of Mortimer Hub-bell- 's Mrs Murray of Hartford has visited Mrs in day, calling on his old friends. Mr Walker of Bridgeport spent Sun were visited by dogs. Three were friends in town. ESPECIAL ATTENTION but he steadily Improved bis mind Robeit Illman of Durham was Biuea ana otners wonnuea. Mr who has been ex trade, town, Sunday, visiting relatives. Miss Lottie Beardsley has returned aay witn lieorge Manoney. Mr and Mrs Phllin Jones are improving. Steele, making home from Hartford. New have been on the tensive improvements on bis property Is called to our extensive line ofSpring Overcoat, in light and dark eoJnra, we by constant reading and study. He then The farm of the late Alden Gould was railings put bridge Box and a assortmentot tot bid off a Mr Smith of on Mr and Mrs Merwin W. Johnson have SOUTHPOET. near uacar HuoDeirs. bas returned to .Brooklyn. have tbem In both tbe Long and lengths; large 8fcuja became a school teacher, and Senator by Bridgeport 1. . Mrs David Wheeler is confined to her bed, Clark B. Downes the Men. Saturday for STZo. gone to East Greenwich, B. Thomas Carey, wh has been ill with Di Sutton attenus ber. died, Sunday, Short , burial on Wed Hawley of Connecticut was one of his Mr and Mrs William Gardner and son Who will beat this? An egg, measur tbe grip, is at his ooice again. Miss Lucy Bryant and Will Bryant of 14th, and the took place Easter with ing six and one-hal- f by eight inches, laid R. P. Wakeman is home this Brooklyn called on friends here, last Sunday. nesday. OUR EXTENSIVE LINE This was followed a s' spent their parents. expected Charles Wheeler is doing, considerable Lewis' have had pupils. by Miss Lottie Burr of was at by a ben or common mixed breed. week. work new of this Arthur family whoop Brooklyn Miss with bis span horses, but are Of Children's 8nits are with the most connection with a Philadelphia commis ner aunt's, Mrs a. a. Burr's, n;aeter. The Monroe Whist club met with Milton Lacey Is home for his vacation spring. ing cougb, recovering. Boys' and meeting satisfactory approval; Cora Wheeler, Tuesday Walter Hubbell Is the first to plow In this Tbe Congregational church was hand Our complete assortment composed ot exclusive styles and attractive novelties. 1849 Tbe children of Morris and William Huntington, Wednesday evening the Westport Dra also nas norse. sion bouse. In he became actively f lie anotner decorated witb for Wilson are suffering with whooping evening. matic Association gave "All the comforts-o- vicinity,Mrs Stiles Nichols of Booth's Hill was tbe somely potted plants Interested In New York Journal of a in four wbicb of Mrs last week. Easter bunday. the cougn. home," comedy acts, guest Bowley, Giles Potter of tbe State Board of Full Assortment ofGents' Goods. Stephen B. Wakeman of Saugatuck ASTON. wa3 very much enioved by all who at The Easter exercises passed off pleasantly, Furnishing Commerce. He was first known as is Tbe superintendent. Mrs W. G. Lee. deserves Education has been searching for delin was in town, sunaay. CENTER STREET. tended. It hoped that they will be much credit to do so much with so little as- - C - quents among tne children 01 school age. Corner Main and State Sts., Bridgeport. "commercial editor," but rose to the po Miss Gracie Gould has returned to in Meth aDie to come to southport again. sistance. finish Easter was duly observed tbe The annual of cburcb Bev John Cameron of New Haven preaches Mrs Elizabeth Shelton has been indis- sition of editor-in-chi- and man Bridgeport to ber dressmaking. odist on There was meeting Trinity on 10.30. Miss Kate with her, general William Crossman and are soon cburcb Sunday. was held on The lol here Sunday, at posed and Martin is family fine display of Easter flowers, with Eas Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Hobart Hubbell and Mr and Mrs George Wakelee will move next ager, which he held for over 30 years. to move to rlattsville to Mrs See'ev s a lowing omcers were elected lor tbe nex Mrs Dan Shelton are open to congratulations Teimmed Millinert Display! Willard of ter music, and very Interesting Easter Senior Frances as tnere is a new aanenter at eacn nousc. week to White Oaks, at the house she a Mr Stone was al- Jennings Brooklyn spent sermon tbe Key Mr Warriner. year: warden, Jellifl'; Mrs Griffin Lee on of C. H. Wakelee and Though conservative, witn nis by pastor. warden, Lewis A. Curtis ; treas- and Marjorie left Thurs bought the estate, jcaster parents. Mrs Nelson Pattison of Shelton has junior day lor a visit to menus in noiyofie, Mass. would like to rent the upper part of her ways firmly against anything which G. F. Nichols of New York paid a short sold her to from urer, A. B. Sturges ; clerk, E. L. Wells ; visit to bis week. place parties Bridgeport. fl. C. Sher- bouse as advertised. would threaten the Union. For 44 years parents, this The mall carrier has moved into tbe vestrymen, J. Sherwood, E. Is Precedent! Edward Bradley of Redding was call- bouse owned the late wood, A. B. Sturges, E. L. Wells, L. B. In Ne w Haven SOTTTHyOBD. Beyond he was an formerly by Charles R. O. Ol- County. untiring working on the pa- ing on old friends In this place, Monday - Curtis, P. Curtis, T. Sherwood, ' Coley. iver A. O. N. H. DEATH OK CLARK D'VWNES. affords for and so well did be know how to DEERFIELD PERSONALS. Mrs Robert has home Bulkley, Jennings, SOUTH BRITAIN- - Clark Downes. after an Illness ot nearly It opportunities per, just Scholey returned Sherwood and H. N. Wakeman. three vnars. died Sundav morninsr. Dur Miss Alice Nichols has spent a few after spending a few days in Shelton. EA8TEB AT THE CONGREGATIONAL last ! do that work during this long time, Capt Fred Sherwood put the top mast ing tbe past winter be bos been entirely help- the most fastidious taste that, days In Bridgeport as the guest of Mrs Mrs Helen Osborne spent Easter with on CHURCH. less fmm the effects of paralvsis and more or Gratifying her in Fairfield. the club flag pole, Monday morning. less disabled of his he never bad to take a vacation ; Indeed, J. a. Marsn. daughter Old was in after- The Congregational church was pret- during tbe long period Miss Louisa Burr Is a of - Mrs Hattie Wakeman is Olory displayed the decorated with for illness, 'inn lunerai was neiu weanesaav New shown for over 30 years be was never away from spending part entertaining noon. v tily potted plants afternoon from the Episcopal church in productions daily! ner vacation witn ner aunt in Bridgeport. her cousin from New Rochelle. JSaster. An exercise called, "Uates Aj ir Rev L. F. Morris or Oxford ot office Miss Mrs Emma is Milton W. Jennings of Southport, who Southbury. bis a whole day at a time, not even Abble Wakeman has been quite Buttery from Norwalk has been in health for some consisting of singing and recitation, was delating and was attended with .Masonic her Free-born- e. poor time, nonors. . on a legal Yet Mr Stone took pooriy. visiting grandfather, George has gone South for a few months. finely rendered by the choir assisted by holiday. Miss Winnifred of tbe Nor a so tne CHURCH AND PERSONAL MATTERS. Jennings Flounders of large size are being lew otners, and cneering and la continual rest In the most beneficial way mal school In New Haven spent Easter in numbers. spiring fact "The Lord is risen", was Ml-- s Lena Woodruff of New Mil ford spent MRS ac Dome, back to New Haven ASPETUCK. caught large and several days of last week with friends In this (jEORGEDUNHAM, both to himself and others. He delight- returning Charles Lobdell has a again brought to bear upon hearts purchased horse " place.s Monday morning. lives. H-- Nichols last In Edwin of the well known horse dealers, Cole & PLATTSVILLE. Franklin spent 8unday ed his Brooklyn garden and conserva- Banks of Bridgeport wss the FOREST FIRES. witn ber nrotner, u. nawiev, in wateronry. Ct bis Miss Banks. O'Mara. There has been quite an excitement on The Southtord Union society ot Christian 437 Main St., Bridgeport, tories and The guest oi sister, Mary The locomotive set fire to tbe woods first social morning evening. grounds Charles Nichols has visited bis son-l- a George Ferris and family have moved tbe Hill over tbe probable proximity of Endeavor will hold their at the into the bouse owned the estate of an insane who bad been seen mak belonging to Ralph Pierce, last Friday, home ot Mrs M. H. Cnrtis on Friday evening are exposed to the full view of passers, law, W. W. Lyon, in New Haven. by man, bis and to land ot this week. All are invitea. To the Citizens ofFairfield and Litchfield Coun The scholars of Deerfield Laurinda Grumman. bis aimless way toward this burning ban, running Miss Eetella corniaiiywho Is as al- are enjoying ing place. owned V. A. tne ef CnrtU, employed and the owner, wbenat home, was a Mrs Bobert Scholley spent Good Fri- Mrs Betsey Seeley bad , a narrow oy Bradley, needing stenographer by a Waterbury firm, bas been our old Friends. vacation tnis present week. forts of several men for two hours to nome in ties, and all to escort visitors about and day in Shelton. . . escape from a serious accident by being put staving awniie at nr mis piace. ways ready TRUMBULL? it out. ; Is tbe seeond time there bas Miss Henrietta Wheeler is seriously dta & No 107, street and examine our Mrs George Buttery has visited her thrown down by an cow. it abled from effects of a dislocated elbow Call at C E.!HuBted Son, State out beauties of bis - unruly been fire within two weeks. tbe - Er-- point the 13,000 plants, grandfather, George Freeborne. J: S. Seeley was home oyer Fast day there oausfd by fall. in china and and fancy articles for gifts, lamps, etc- c CHURCH NOTES. has been with Mrs A goods glass flowers from which were and tryiDg for trout,,: had fisherman' Miss Munoa from Norwalfe bas .been Mrs Crofton staying line- - The are near, we have the given away Although the weather was threaten John Burghart has moved into M. H. A. D. Munson. A Treat, who is rapidly recovering from her rything in the housefurnishing holidays tenant house. luck. with her brother. recent liiness. trade. We will serve well and wid with a lavish hand. Exercise was also ing there was a fair attendance, last Thorpe's Cards are out for the of Miss Potter & the ot New Haven ac a fine display, we!want your you Isaac W. Wells has visited friends In marriage Roberts, enterprising Miss Fltzalmmons has - saDDatn morniDg. The faster music Grace ot to W. C. nave usc a nice cepted the position of stenographer for the sell goods as low as the lowest- Don't fail to call and see us, 107 Just as necessary to him. Until lately be New Haven and Waterbury, the Pyle Bridgeport mercbants, completed Cornell ana Doaras you was especially appropriate and full and past Brown of New Haven, April 30. Miss meat cooler, and are ready to supply tbe rapor 'o., at 1. i. street, Barcum Union Building. 10 miles a was a rendered the choir under week. customers meat Wheeler's. State would walk day, skilled excellently by Mrs C. Downs Pyle has been the guest of Miss France demands of their in the H. O. LKMMOS. cne or w. . G. of Long Hill has - " line.-,--- - F. w. MARSH, OLUOIMUWII, and believed in outdoor training Plumb, organist visited Mrs H. Canfleld. Seeley. DOOR DIGESTION leads to rider and driver, There were the usual floral and her mother, E. m offerings Mr and Mrs P. B. Parmelee and Miss Jesse Beers spent his Easter vacation Mrs Quintard from Bridgeport is t pend- nervousness, chronic dyspepsia and BRIDGEPORT SAFE DEPOSIT AKD STORAGE VAULTSL life In all its phases- - arrangement of potted plants. at bis old the of his some time with ber r She is E. attended the funeral home, guest father, ing parents, Tt--i best is Boxes Sunday services, at 10 45 a. m., morn- Georgie Knapp B.T. Beers.:- - - recovering from her pevere ill- great misery. remedy Sate Deposit Marsll, service conducted Rev A. J. Park of Mrs George Fairchild at South Britain, slowly MiT' La Grippe Is here again with all of Its ing by whose remains were to The many friends of Eugene De Camps ness. Mr Quintard was here, Sunday. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA. PriT!SinSarrs Real Estate". One Minute of Huntington; at 12 m., Sunday school; brought Stepney were and to see so fine Miss Elli8,a friend of Miss 1OT UmmOn, Allowed old time vigor. Cougb 3 for interment. surprised pleased May Welsh, ei?i" v2, Main St.. Interest Is cures at 30 p. m., Junior meeting; at 6.30 p. a of his down in with her. . on Cure a reliable remedy. It and Mrs Guckert, Misses Mattie copy painting "Way spent Sunday TeLock.' TMnnsrts: cures P. New- m., Y. P. S. C. E. meeting ; at 7 p. m. Joseph Dixie" as the Recorder of 7, sent Charles Beeman has moved here from quickly. Edgar Eawley, service conducted tbe and Lizzie Schwartz have spent a few April town ; 8. C. Bull, Sandy Hook ; A. B. evening by pastor. with Mr and Mrs E. out to Its readers. Watertown. He lived here several years Downer Edwards at 7.30 days their parents, r ! Blakeman, Botsford. Monday, p. m., Chautauqua V. Schwartz. Sport Hill continues to be the banner agOv-.'- & Bankers and at tbe parsonage-Tuesday- , to g BURR KNAPP, Brokers, For and farm seeds Whee- meeting Mr and Mrs E. Curtiss visited road for mud and bad traveling. Miss Maria C. Bradley has gone New garden try at 7. p. m., Daniel's Farm Edward Wade met with an accident Haven for a week or 10 - - - Conn.; lers'. Warehouse 187 Middle street, Endeavor at W. F. Selleck's, Sunday. Hugh quite days. 363 Main Street, Bridgeport, meeting. by the breaking of bis wheel. Mrs Maloney received a telegram yes- u Bridgeport. at 8 ro., choir rehearsal. - nrvNTtq STOCKS. HO&tuau&s aihu jjilbjcpii Jt.o. Friday, p. BBTKT5L. Mrs A. M. Godfrey and daughter, Mrs terday, informing ber of tbe death of ber Among tho Chamber suites In our new iasuilsjxuc "Mrs Murphy calls her slipper Cas- - A. J. are Mr and Mrs Eli sister in Cheshire. ' . STEAMSHIP AND BALLBOAD TICKETS rla" "Because the children A HOUSE SAVED FROM BURNING. DEATH OF MRS HARRIETT JUDO. Clark, visiting youngest assortment is a oak pol j trr cry S. in The Ladies' Aid society held a sociable spring richly, piano 6 7 7 and 8 per cent. Deposits received subject to draft and Interests It 1" Last week the residence of Thomas Mrs Harriett Judd died on Godfrey, Brooklyn. - sis after In Tuesday, A new has at tbe parish house, April 11. ished sui- te of 8 Jy"VK' soourities bought and sold on commission, foreign bi Is of exchange. Clr-- ; Wilson Just across the line Hunting- April 16, at ber home on Chestnut Bidge, grocery wagon begun Thursday, e c e 8 , artist 1 c available In all parts ot Kurope. J C. S. a student of Union Busi- consisted pi Bank MonyOrrters w a w Smith, ton, caught fire on the roof and made In her 89th year. Mrs Judd was tbe peddling on the Hill. The entertainment of repre- and solid and is a VUli?llnrta'"" ness College, corner Main and Congress such sentations of some of the familiar adver- rare bar- gain at has been progress before discovery that the widow of the late Ebenezer Silliman $25. efts streets, Bridgeport, placed by house and contents were BRIDGEPORT. tisements of tbe day. As usual, a good 20 cent more Our school as for the Home badly damaged Judd, who died in 1880. She was the was per than quoted prices. Tames Co the bookkeeper before It could be Tbe 10 HUKD'S; 4?3 MAIN STREET. supper was served. It probably the Staples Charles Chad wick as ste- extlnquished. mother of children, four daughters entire line shows equal valnes. to cbeck ana interest aiiowea on an oaiaucee o mora. Supply Co.; house had been renovated for the and six of whom four sons are now The crowds are dally seen at Perry L. last sociable of the seasoj. American aorand for the A. W. Burrltt Lumber just sons, 423 Main the new Mrs W. H. is visiting her RTnrFlrV Mknne. Plate Glass, and guarantee leading English nographer summer at tbe cost of considerable labor. living: Henry C, Rev Horace Q., Frank Hurd's, street, buying Wakeley Have 70a seen the all wool Ingrain MATKBouKht, sold or exchanged on commission. SAFK DEPOSIT Co. ; Walter Caswell as stenographer for The have tbe of a wide kid gloves, laces, fet trimmings, hosiery, brother in Bridgeport. SPiJi l5?w construction. Private rooms for customers eonneeed. family sympathy A., and Arthur S. Judd. The funeral " waa Rah N. bithn latest approved the Cornwall A Patterson Manufacturing circle ot friends. will be attended from tbe home of her notions and men's furnishing goods, A. N. Piatt in way, J , Carpets we are selling at 49c per jd? Co.: Edward Sargent as assistant at which are now exhibited there in almost visiting bis sister a few days of last to take " OUR WIDE AWAKE MARKET OARDBNER9 son, Frank, on East street, where she prepared P.TThOL zbTT jf. f 8TALKS. books for the Coulter A McKenzle was on account of endless variety of qualities and prices. week, and over Sunday. And the Tapestry Brussels, at 48c, BBIMKPOaT. OOII. Machine Co. ; Miss Ella C. with Burton Brothers, Samuel Ward, and takn the dangerous Miss Bennett a few In 00 Stats St., Cor Comrt,""ijss! Toohey illness of her youngest son, who lived Lucy spent days Thomas P. Taylor as assistant at book- W. S. Wheeler are making extensive BROOyyiELD- - Waterbury, last week, and over Sunday. 57c and 73c per yard? I and and H. W. for market this with her at the old homestead. Tbe pall keeping stenography; preparations gardening, be Mrs John B. Gillette of New Haven Mrs George N. Piatt bas gone to visit Their bearers will four of ber grandsons, as If havn't better hurry np or -- EE SIZES Mowerl Noyes with the comptroller of the New year. long experience and skill has been spending a few days as the her daughter in Rahway, N. T., for a few you THE railroad. This has will will insure a and choice pro- follows: Luclen F., H. Cornelius, and Haven school sup- large in- guest of friends In town, a weeks. will all bs Howard Judd and Piatt. The spending Mil-for- gone. 13 In the seven weeks. duction, If they do not meet with the ex- Henry Miss Welch has to New d they plied positions past terment will be in the family in the portion of the time at the home of her May gone It Is The Leading Uowing Uachino. are weak and worn or treme dry weatherof last year. plot David for the summer. If you oat, South street cemetery. Rev Henry L. brother, Briggs. rented nana AaF.NTS. have that tired feeling Hood's Sarsapa-rill- a F. Beach has been ill, officiate. Mrs Jay H. Camp, having her DOWNER & uvtitr quite suffering Slack will to a few EDWARDS, ana no r Is just the medicine to restore your from rheumatism and a complication of FAIRFIELD. farm, has gone Bridgeport for Dealers In toves .lunuutg and you a diseases. At be Is much improv- Miss Harriett Judson died in Hartford, The Fairfield academy will reopen weeks. mail cheerfully uwrarrt strength give good appetite. present - flre have of 101 BxroczmT.OT. gyIoquirle by Uopd'i makes pare blood, ed. Mr Beach bas been making exten April 10, aged 80 years. The funeral Monday, A pill 22. All who are Interest- Incendiary bees frequent STATIST, church was tasteful- REV. resurrection." The I W.HILL, Friday. April 19. 189B. The Newtown Bee ly decorated with potted plants and cut PASTOR METHODIST CHURCH, ACCORD, N. JOHN R KEANE & CO., flowers and Easter lilies, some of which SATS CANCEROUS DISEASES CAN BE land-Star- k Com FRIDAT, APRIL 19, 1896. The How were given in memory of Mrs Elizabeth : CURED.I, THE D. M. READ COMPANY CIRCULATION: Botsford. Tbe chlldien's service, which Accord, N. Y. Under the old school pany, IAHUAT 1.1888. 610 was held at 2 30, was also well attended. ic was disease LAST WEEK. 8200 method believed that any Conn. Enthusiasm That Burns. Several selections were sung from the of cancerous growth could never be cur Bridgeport, church hymnal, and Rev Mr Linsley ed. Tbe surgeon's knife was resorted to, 8 of . made a short address. The Lenten offer but the old trouble was sure to break out We have secured pieces BRIDGEPORT. - CONN. Affairs About Town. ing of the- - school amounted to $42. A again. rich brocaded black satin Just such enthusiasm as this pervades the whole store and prompts every report of the Lenten offerings from the Since the discovery of Dr Kennedy's will one in it to perforn his bes. That is one of the reasons why each new days' MATTERS OF BQ3IBE33. school was read by D. G. Beers, which Favorite Kerned v, all this nas Deen cnaog worth I. so vd. Samples business showed the this was ed surpasses the efforts of preceding day. That is why Easter week is For the Information of arlDr nurchas. that offering year, the action of Favorite Remedy upon be sent if destined tne in six the system leaves no trace of in requested. to excel every other week of the new year. There are causes which er we advise you to go to Stern & Harris largest jeira. poison be at 185 Main AT ST ROSE'S. the blood, the seeds of disease are expell Creoon is still the most im my assigned to the remarkable success of this renowned corner, but be- rtreet, Banbury.? They are ed and lost health restored. A notable neath neaaquarcera ior atviun spring capes, The Easter services at St Rose's church of fashionable them all will be found the enthusiasm that eliminates the old time were case of the efficacy of Dr David Kennedy's portant feature - skirts, waists, wrappers, millinery and very appropriate and impressive W profits ideas and makes such price wonders as these. the greatest line of flowers and hats ever Father Fox was assisted by Father Mo- Favorite Remedy is that of tbe Key i. dress; and our assortment is a from New Hill of this town. Some years ago he shown in Danbury. Millan, Jesuit Father York, was with a cancer stand twice over the in this wbo sermon 11 suliering ol long largest ( delivered the at the o'clock on his concluded to THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING mas and at the vesper service. The flor ing, lip, and finally section. We have in stock at al have it removed. In speaking of his case Spring Overcoats- - and are ready at a moment's notice to y've display was very pleasing and appro Hill weeks this 26 different styles you a suit that will lit right. ON WEDNESDAY. THE DISTRICTS music had been arranged for the Pastor said: "About three writing The new thing. Covert Box with THROUGHOUT GENERALLY previous to having the operation perform 01 colors. scrapped seams, 12 50 and IS. Fine Black lOWN REP. day. 1 in black, say nothing Cheviot Overcoat 4 75. HKSKNTKD. A BIO TURNOUT. SOME ed, purchased ur Kennedy's uavorite It's a wonder. Eoys' Suit?. . OUR GRANGE FRIENDS-T- Remedy and continued it for some time The prices range from 59c to LIVELY DISCUSSION, BUT ADJOURN- - The boys are and we know it, " GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT. after the cancer was removed. Ten Spring Suits. particular MENT MADE WITHOUT ACTION. long 4.00 yd. Samples sent if re tuat is why we can please such a multitude ol The have smce tben and no trace BU 8.60, 7.50. 8 12.60 The town on Wednes members of Pobtatuck Grange years passed "Crow Black" Cheviots, sizes to fit all boys with our ts at $5, 50, 10, special meeting are rehearsing for an entertainment to ol the ugly thing nas returned, i s jeaK quested. shapes. Boyg $8.60, sizes 14 to 19 years. Men's ask to see our boys Full Satin Lined Coats day, called to consider the advisability with terms of $10, sizes 84 to 60. Single and Doable Breast an 1 Vests made from fine Clay Worsted, just be given in the Town hall the last of knowledge in the highest - a nice dress suit. Suit 12.60. 01 voting appropriations to buy a stone Dr Favorite as Five pieces of black henri- Sacks also Frocks. The wearers ot this sott tbe style lor price, crusher and to a May or early in June. Two lively farces Kennedy's Kemedy being say that it is the best suit they ever nsed lor lay sidewalk from the tbe and him able to cure the troubles for which it is the money, and we warrant color. Street to the was ''Kaising wind," "Turn out, . etta, beautilul in texture,nnisn it fast It Children's Suits Hook, adjourned with interspersed with music and recitations, prepared." ia superior in make and fit to anv other. PBA1SK IT out action, after a spirited discussion. will nil an One of our local said in ex and the shade of black, at 59c Men's light color Cheviot and Worsted salts The Middys with Knee Pants $5, sizes 3 to 7, Town Clerk Houlihan called the meet out interesting program physicians $7.50, $S 50, $10, $12 50, $15. a new style. Serge Blouses with extra white The object is to raise money for the pur plaining tbe demand for Dr Kennedy's 46 inches wide. Samples Blue Serges, $10, $13.00, $18, re our leaders. Duck Collar $6, suit size 4 to 10. ONLY Ing to order at 3 20 and read the warn : yd, we have CREATES A chase of a musical instrument for their Favorite Remedy "It acts as a nerve the sizes in these lines to fit stout This is tbe "right" suit. ing. .uaniei u. iseers was named as ball. is the will turn and blood food, and to my knowledge it sent if requested. and tall men, the man who wears a 84 size or chairman and was chosen without It hoped people the man who wears 60 size same price tor THE oppo out and give this association of farmers nas made many permanent cures or white silks both. We do not have to "Bnshel"these suits S3 50 Suits. DESIRE FOR sition. their support. Tbe memDers ! tne Nervous Debility, Sleeplessness, Dys Japanese ground because we have the sizes already made to When he had assumed the Ravel there are to their Rheumatism and of tbe sickness blue and red fit. No lengthening sleeves or trousers, no They must be up o our standard in fabric was a moment or two of Mr Grange always willing give pepsia, printed black, shortening or trousers. No need to and make and for 3.50 yon can get a wonder- PRAISEWOBTHr. OWNERSHIP. pauee. aid to etc to women, where other treat- coat n.n attemnt-- ful Ire Blue and Color Beecher and if library benefits, lectures, peculiar a yd, take the to n'eces and make bargain Black, Light Anally aroje Inquired and we trust the merchant, the butcher, ments have failed. For headaches, con figures, 59c regular price to fit you. We nave anticipated your need Cheviot Suits. Tbe price makes their great- there were not some of the signers of the if ness. Whether enter the the baker the candle stick maker will all stipation and the run down condition, 75C Samples sent yon etoie from ' A new lot of DiaUty.Cbam-bra- y. petition for the meeting present, to let one suffers there is request Gingham?, be present and feel sure they will re often with, nothing ed. Alain ox light on what thev wanted. ceive an entertainment that else so Street Fairfield Avenue yon are Lawns and French Cambric for In answer to this Town Clerk evening's good. request will be satisfviuK. Good music will be 2 5 novel in greeted with a delightful assortment of Houlihan arose and said he was one of In attendance and a social dance will be very patterns short Dresses, from 50c to 2.39. And a the signers. They wanted a stone crush- an unimportant part. Tbe club elected French sateens held in the hall at the close of the enter officers for tbe year as follows : Presi patterns you bright, crisp, new goods that no beautiful er to Improve the roads of Newtown. He tainment. require line of short White Dresses, believed in dent, Rev G. T. Linsley ; vice president, will not find elsewhere, at 29c JOHN F. KEANE & every gentleman the room COMPANY, honeyed words of praise to increase your with would agree with him when he said The members of Pohtatuck Grange Dr E. M. Smith ; secretary and treasur- usual Sam- tbe new embroidery, from 25c to a are a er, Allison P. Smith. yd, price 37 y2c. there was demand for better roads. He anticiptlng fraternal visit from buying or to flatter one S-l- Main propensity, 4. As well as new k stated that It was his belief that it cost patrons of Brook field Grange on Tues ples sent. 439 Street, corner John street. Bridgeport, Cf Caps, cream, ia the town more to have bad roads, than it day evening, April 30. HAPPENINGS AT THE CONGREGATIONAL with the idea that "unheard-of-values- " round and the little French - CHURCH. We have now without a poke, Caps aid good roads, if we nave not oillcials At Tuesday night s meeting of fohta- are hidden beneath will us tuck a committee was The paator's subject for next Sunday that very seductive and SUk Hats. ,a brown that give good roads, let us bring GraDge appointed will be "Some doubt the best French serge WHEELER'S ic up in town and at the bot- tomake arrangement for the second an- morning Thoughts Sug- title low is most meeting get in gested by the Sea." at 50c in this or any market. REMOVAL SALE. prices. Quality the and cream ; hats in pink and blue silk. tom of thing. nual fair and cattle show, to be held HIGH-GLAS- Norman at this raised October. Tne April missionary meeting, wnicn 46 inches wide. Wish we S SEEDS prominent or we wouldn't have Northrop point occurs one week from next Sunday even It is feature, Cream and blue short coats, In silk and the question as to how long it would There was a fair attendance at the 10 Seed Potatoes from ArooHook Haint take to The ing, April 28, will be especially interest- pauld a sample of it in the to 25 per cent discount on County, tbem. go through the town with a stone Grange meeting, Tuesday evening. put All traa to Ro-e- . An line of "Ex- ing. Tbe topic for tbe meeting is to be name, Early Early Hebron, Crepon. elegant Infants' long crueher, and someone on the opposite subject for the lecturer's hour was 40 different colors and Hew side of the ball with farm followed 'What '8 being done to save our cities?" coper. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Queen, Early Horther, Early Vermont, White On tbe main fl Faitfleld Ave. en- encouragingly replied, perience help," by will Star, Dakota Eeds and other varieties. xr, Cloaks, from 81 to 99. Mother's hearts GO several shorl and among other work presented may be black. Samples be sent if "About years more or less." readings. Choice Stock, call or write for trance, at the Muslin Underwear count- Beecher then took the floor. expected some account of the Salvation Clocks, Silverware, Spsctacles, prices. made glad at a single glance. See them Lawyer IN THE MUD. and requested. Full line Garden Seeds. He stated that he had some interest in FLOUHDERINQ Army its leaders. ers, are little Reefers for children A load of household on their way An interesting feature of the Kaster is etc. This sale you cannot af White and Yellow Onion Sets. dainty even if you don't boy. this question. He looked upon it as a goods Where your spring cape Seed Oats, Wheat, Buckwheat, Barley, business. He was from Ansonia to Danbury, made an un- service last Sunday morning was the giv Spring In pink, blue, cream, navy, cardinal, tan, matter of believed it out to the children of of or Jacket from? Other ford to miss; will Crimson and Alsyke Clover, Alfalfa and all other generally conceded that we should have welcome stop in town, last Friday night. ing bags potatoes, coming everything go I lie were on a which they are to plant and Drtng tne re houses each in its kind of Grass Seeds. brown all new and fashionable styles better roads. The scheme is to spend a goods piled nigh large Invite you cost. Canada Corn sum of truck wagon drawn by four horses. They sult to tbe harvest festival in the. fall. regardless of Field Peas, White Southern aad large money (About $4,000,000 These will be on hand for several We offer Jthe fresh- Sweet Corn for sowing. from t)l to 86. suggested a voice from the south side of first attempted to go to Danbury by way potatoes way. you the we are to of Mt Pleasant, but got stuck on the bill Sundays to come, that any of the child- to choose and Wheeler's Superb Sweet Peas, 80 varieties of hall). If spend $1500 on est stock from, the newest or one vari- Mr dol- before they got to D. C. Peck 8 and ren who were absent last Sunday may be large Flowering Mix, any $2000, continued Beecher, not a place liberal in sell- oz. lar of this would enure to the benefit of urned about to try the lower road to supplied. The idea has taken well with the most terms ety, 10e per the and a harvest ia Ho. 1 Pearl Tube Boses and Gladioli Bulbs the town. He believed it was possible Danbury. Their success was no better. young people, great ing, viz., that you have the WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, to have better roads wi'.hout for when near the residence of I. B. Har- expected from their labor. 25c doz. dumping ris tbe wheels sank in the mud hub to return if Wholesale and Betail Sealers in Grain. Tea, $2000 Into the lap of some rich deep. MRS SALLY WAKELET- - right everything lion. He referred to the town The wagon remained in the middle of the on examination at home 118 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Coffee, Spioes and Groceries. having road in this condition all Mr Har- Mrs Sally Wakeiey, who has been you dropped the contract system, and said it night, at the home of Briscoe THE D. M. READ behooved us ris sheltering the horses under his shed staving Ephraim repent of your choice. & COMPANY, the selectmen to give good at Botsford, died on last Saturday from FIRE SALE. WHEELER CO., roads, to employ good, honest laborers, and the men camping out beside the and floor fence, where a bonfire the effects of a shock and heart failure. window shades Hoe. 183, 185. 187 Middle and 13. 15 Gold SU who would give honest service. The they kept burning Mrs Wakeley was 81 years old. The We have several thousand dollars selectmen can do this. He did not be- as a signal of danger. In the morning linoleums, Ct another team arrived from funeral was held from the house on Tues- coverings. Kugs, Bridgeport, lieve the wanted an addition- Danbury and in- worth or Clothing, Dry Qoods, etc., BRIDGEPORT. CONN. taxpayers tbe was unloaded aDd day, Rev Mr Wright officiating. Tbe oil cloths, straw mattings, &c. al burden of $1000 or $2000 put on to wagon partially terment was in the at them in addition to what voted last pulled out of the pit, into which it had cemetery Redding Lowest which were saved from the fire. Some they ank and on its Kidge. prices. ! fall. As a mutter of business, continued proceeded journey. of them are but tbe Farmers, Attention we in Howland-Star-k Corn- - ulightly damaged the speaker, are debt enough now. FOR A LIBRARY BENEFIT. James Ryan from New York spent The We Have at West Cornwall Let us the we are under now Easter with his Mr and Main tor We give system It has been decided to give an enter Sunday parents, and Agents bulk of tbem are all right. are go- E. H. DILLON & CO, a fair trial. M.rs V uiiam Kyan. Cannon pany, Butterlck's PINE STOCK FOR FARMERS. tainment for the benefit of the Library streets Patterns. we no to Town Clerk Houlihan arose several about the middle of is desired ing to sell them for have place Mr July. It The infant of Lake was Conn. R- - times while Beecher was speaking, all who will in George brought Bridgeport, 24 Horses. (Successors to BALLERSTEIN & CO ) floor ex- that interest themselves from on for burial tbem. The prices will be at about and took the and there was an to on this work will Bridgeport Saturday put change of compliment.?. any way carry good in the Land's End cemetery. 56 Head of Cows and Young Cattle. Some one meet at, the Library room next Tuesday, two thirds value. dually fuifeted there was 3 defi- on and Wed- 4 n motion before the home and the April 23, at o'clock, to make more As the milk team of Henry D. Lake the Grand Central Tuesday Pair of "Working Cattle. nite arrangements. Let there be a good was left standing in front of A. B. Fan-- nesday, guests of County Commissioner A rare chance to get some desirable town clerk accordingly drafted a resolu- as hands will make Houlihan. Very Low. If you cannot coma to tion the stone ctu Some turnout, many light cher's store at Hawleyville, they started for much less than wholesale We are now showing1 all tbe new shapes in and covering hr. work and a which will on a goods West write us-- plain fancy reference been made to the con. grand success, run, and overtook Asa Hawley. The Dr Monroe and have Cornwall, havirg cut the association on a good basis for pole of Mr Lake's team ran into the seat Jerome Judson straws and combination braids. tract system being abolished, Mr Beech- a of Mr and threw him quite an extensive contract on hand, prices. er there was to year. Hawley'3 wagon, over 01 COCHRANE BROS., never show-- replied nothing prevent over the dashboard. Mr wag- building the cistern in tbe rear Flowers resembled nature more closely. We are the selectmen from th"se same Miss Elizabeth New York Hawley's tbe house owned COHX. hiritg Shepard of on and harness was considerably dam- by tbem, occupied by WEST C0RHWALL, in and domestic contractors on the work in band, this has bought the old Shepard place in Su no was to Mr the families of A. P. Smith and Mrs W. A. ing them the foreign goods at manufacturers or aged, but damage done is WATTS, year. gar street William N. Lake's team, except a blight injury to one John Judson. Tbe cistern eight feet J. Albert Blackman next addressed Northrop, and is having it rent vated for deep, and the stone now being used for FOR SALE prices. He farm- horse. Washington Depot, Conn. THE the chairman. stated that the a summer borne. She will retain the old the side wans was taken from tbe old Ribbons for hat and dress in Glace, Dresden ers ought to be heard. That they had stone with the old fire Read for Burt Wildman is the trimming Taffeta, too to chimney, places, George starts Vergennes, Vt., chimney. doing given away much the lawyers. etc. Contractor Frederic Sarford of this week, where he will be in the em- work. AT and Double Faced Satin. Ouorsre Wlnton ofl'ered a i to rsolut!o Hawleyvllie is superintending the im- ploy of F. D. Barton, a horseman of that SPRING PAINTING- COOK'S PARK CITY STABLES, Indefinitely the whole matter. will M. W. Stevens sold a handsome cot postpone provements. The walls be decorated place. If are to do Ct-- TRIMMED Z. 8. Peck took the floor to enquire if some of her artist Miss tage Quincy granite to G. W. Stewart, you any painting this Spring, Kossuti St., Bridgeport, HATS. TRIMMED HATS. by friend'. Shep you will save money by purchasing your the Cord, Carload or Tear-- a motion to adjourn was not always in or- ard is a sifter of Mrs C. C. Corson, who The boys and girls of the Street have when be was in town on Thursday of lead, oil, color, mixed paints and brushes ol By Ton, der. The chairman ruled that it v as. will doubtless be with her much of tbe a club all of their own, styled the this week, which will be put upon Mr We are showing the largest variety of choice and desirable Mr Peck made the motion, it was car- time, 'lhe street leading to the house Knights and Ladies of the Round Table. Stewart's lot in the Newtown cemetery, THE ' WAGONS. CARRIAGES. Trimmed Hats ever exhibited in ried and the audience filed out of tl e has been named "The Shepard Drive." Their officers are : President, Agnes next month, over the grave of bis wife. Bridgeport. hall. Miss Shepard promises to induce some of Piatt ; vice president, Carlton Hubbell ; Mr Stevens is also preparing a marble HUBBELL, WADE & RIDER Come and see the Wagons and Bnggles we We retail our less than small dealers for them. Miss Mabel headstone for the of Mrs Louise have on hand. Popular prices and quick goods pay ANOTHER MEETING WARNED. her New York friends to locate In that treasurer, Taylor ; secretary, grave COMPANY. sales. Now is the time to buy. build dis- Miss Mabel Morris. are to an Nichols, which will be up as soon as Not undaunted the advocates of the vicinity and cottages, and the They give put (Successors to SWAH & BUSHHELL.) have a real New- entertainment soon at tbe ball. It is finished. D- - G- - & Cons- - stone crusher have petitioned for another trict may estate boom. Grange - BEERS CO., Newtown, ac- town is to welcome these 362 Water Conn. town meeting. The selectmen have always glad A. L. of Wilson & Co.'s of St, Bridgeport, warned another for people within its borders. McLafferty E. H. DILLON & CO., cordingly meeting Geneva, N. Y., is making bis annual trip Litchfield News. FOR SALE Wednesday, April 24, at 4 p. ni. The this section. County the for the sidewalk is not Included Lawrence Mitchell has entered the through petition arena of law and suit for $2000 NEW MILFORI). Wholesale and Betail Dealers in Fine Millinery, In this call. Following are the brought M. C. Mullane has moved from MORGAN HOMESTEAD, signers against an old time friend, Mrs Ida Hub- - Agent FAB AWAY BUT STILL HOLD THEIR TRADE. ! of the petition for the meeting next or Amos Camp's house at Hawleyville into WANTED Main St., Newtown, Ct. 362 Main St. Ct. W. A. C. H. bell Monroe, who has lately become Within the past few years a number of E. 360, Bridgeport, Wednesday: Gay, Mrs Hazard. The suit is in the the tenement of Mrs Woods, while E. L. New Milford have re For particulars address K. MORGAN, W. F. L. C. Morris. II. B. Coger brought Stevens from S. A. Blackman's house to prominent people Ct. or C. H. PECK, Newtown, Ct H. business Haye. name of County Commissioner Houlihan, moved to dilterent 01 tne country, Sewing Machine Operators. Bridgeport, (E. Dillon, formerly manager and partner.) Jr., D. W. Klssam, I. B. Harri?, A. F. on the estate of Mr that vacated by Mr Mullane. parts Clarke, L. S. Mason, M. J. Houlihan, K. trustee Mitchell, some to Bridgeport, Hartford, Tsew Also experienced buttonhole makers, which is now ia York and - several different Cfc3 M. Smith, C. F. Beardslev, H. H. Beers, insolvency proceedings. Mrs C. N. Shepard is prostrated with others to buttonhole Office News Room The suit, is brought for goods furnished, the cities in tbe West. . bad all been 3ample required. Post K. F. Hawley, C. H. Northrop, E. J. a grip. , They aad Office Hall, M. C. Edward G. etc., although bill of particulars has customers of Robertson's shoe store and Books, Stationery Supplies. Hawley, Taylor, net yet been filed. Merchant Morris is at the front with a from one of them have orders been Q. P. HADLEY, Long Hill, Ct. H.eal Estate. Xlonts and IioaxiS A. Haugh, J. A. Tillson, M. B. Terrili, line of fresh every No. 11 P. 0. ARCADE, 8 Sanford Building, Bridgeport, Conn. Edward Mlnott H. H. garden seeds, and reliable. received from their new home after try- Troy, Augnr, Mr and Mrs W.J. Bassett of Middle in vain to secure in their home stores Bridgeport. Conn. Curtis, 8. P. Glover, PhPo Nichols. town a son Sat- Mrs Asa Hawley is having ber house ing Realty sold or exchanged in all parts of the New England States. welcomed at their home, the and had been ac TOWN MEETING the 7. Mrs Bassett was el- painted. Rufibs & Camp are doing the quality price they SPECIAL Upon THE EASTER FESTIVAL. urday, April the work. customed to at Robertson's. Mr of more than 20 inhabitants dest daughter of L. S. Patterson of Bots of in a recent order ot Newtown.qualified to vote in town meeting H0VA SCOTIA FLASH S! SEED POTATOES Grown from the AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ford. Esq., Minneapolis warning Is hereby given to the inhabitants ot Aroostook County's seed and warrant- Rev W. Dr Sunderland was summoned to Dan- for a pair of shoes for his wife said : "I the town of Newtown, qualified to vote in ed true to name. Early Harvest, the earliest The presence of Otis Barker, town Tbe iollowing letter will explain itself; .and New tar behind. Write Sun- Mrs L. S. Patterson has visited In Mid-- bury on Tuesday by tbe illness of his nnd we cannot do near as well here in town meeting, that a special meeting lH-fc-r grown Queen nt the pastor, at the Easter service, will be held at the town ball in said Newtown Taylor A Hubuell, NewtowD, Coi n., lor prices. EDW1S E. SMITH. Watertown.CU dietown and for two weeks. mother. buying shoes as we could with you and 4 bird: to yours oi me iziu iuainu.1, day morning, ust returned from the Naugatuck on Wednesday, April 24, 1893, at o'clock in in repjy l A Box- - drew out a audience will continue ordering by mail from attemoon to take into consideration the would aav thit we will irlve vou the control KELEE PLOWS Manufactured at Orient, large despite Don't forget tbe sociable to be given Edward has been a se- tbe of tbe sale of our land plaster in Newtown, Taylor nursing yon." Such facts speak volumes In be ot said Newtown purchasing a in- old reliable the threatening weather. Ia the place at Costello's t vere cold for advisabilitystone and and tbls season, ana win refer ail oraers ana this year buy the Bronaon, strong of the a bank of and opera house, Friday, April the past few days, which half of a store of which it is truly said : portable crusher engine plant tor land rrom Newtown to and durable, warranted to work in stony tana pulpit potted pfants 20, by the Silver Bell Social club. Tick- has him confined to his hotel at the to appropriate the necessary lunds for tbe quiriesYour plaster TUe Conn. Ada- or ciay soil. All plows and at the cut flowers bad been erected, a beautiful kept "Once a customer always a customer." same. you. very truely Weparts kept beat ets admitting gentleman and ladies, 50c. Hook. 1895 . mant Plaster Co. leading hardware atorea. make the to behold. The service Robertson's shoe store may well be Dated atNewtown, Ct., April 19, now to orders kind ot roa--l scrapers, to handle and sight throughout Come one, come all, and we will endeav W. H. GLOVER I - Selectmen We are prepared place all lor light WAKELEE was a most one. The choir proud of its reputation. ! land tor farmers in this vicinitv. All durable. We also make the or inspiring or to a time. First class Russell's Lyceum Theatre Co., nine TIMOTHY COSTELLO of plaster and same as was main-Uf- a, give you good f orders will be carefully looked after. Taylor Southbnry plow parts, rendered two fine selections, the opening are the boards at Cos- THE DEATH LIST. CHARLES E. BEERS Newtown. TXR SALE Silver Wyandotte males for - lured at All mnsio in attendance. Grand march at strong, occupying 1 fUi Rfirfirc 1 : 60C A Hubbell, Newtown, Conn. Southoury. paru earefully Easter anthem SALE Extra good cheap farm and P imwaln. .fid Tin IWf fitted before leaving our abop. Old cast Iron being especially enjoyed. 9 30 sharp T. V. Keane, chairman of tello's hall at tbe Hook for three nights. Three deaths have taken place in this FOR horse S. less if at To all set- a b ad- purpose J. MAYHEW, taken my plaoe. parties 1 taken in exchange tor plows aod parts. Superintendent Smith made ief committee. They came Thursday night and will fin place since my last list of items, viz. : these eggs, and no of this breed, H W BROXSON. Bethel . ting. A .. , . . other,J n a n ,f nav SERVICE. A Chester Rox'tnry.Ctmn. dress of welcome to tbe pastor. The ish up tbe week here. They are Charles Thompson, an aged and life long win v,i i ,i ,iuiu cvn, di. .baovu(.,...) ' i FOR premium K5U SALE all Mr was Rev At last Wednes stopping SALE 15 shoates. J R. PECK and 3 each.lua have won most 1st j boar. B. M. VUHSCU. Porter's Hill. PCXXTS otraOerry pliuii, Easter address of Ilev Baiker Gilbert's auction, with Landlord Taylor. resident of New Milford; Mrs Jobn F)R MES Newtown. Conn. They the prizes and new varieties. Raspberry and and day afternoon, was well attended, and a FARRELL, in tbe New England states during the last two Trumbull, Ct. all tbe best especially inspiring eloquent, Cramer, who was formerly Maggie Ca"RD The undersigned wish to express years. For all purposes they take the lead. plants klnd. Blackberry plants number of articles were Orville Johnson Is with no . to and . S. all the good kinds and Eldorada new. Be appropriate to the Easter time. Tbe large disposed very poorly, Whalen dying with consumption ; also their hearttelt thanks their friends 8end for circular Riving lull particulars. J aALE One pair work horses young sure as . of. for tellow citizens for the noble work done M Vllfc'W R.1h.l Hnnn. FOR sound and also one fine and get my price list before ordering oraer of service was follows apparent change the better. an aged Mrs Caliher, and mother i good drivers; Plants shipped the same day as dng. EDGAR lady, during the recent fire and also their appre- hlack mure live vears old sound and all right. 11U Organ Voluntary. of Patrick Caliher, who is an ot of sympa- and not ot aWo rTEK Y.Lock Fox 126. Norwalk, Fairfield Binning, Tracy Bantam, who has been making L. C. Gilbert, notwithstanding the high employee ciation the many expressions KENT Four rooms on second floor ol gentle tor lady afraid cars; onnty. Conn. of the Housatonic railroad. thy and offers ot hospitality which have FOR MRS one brown horse six years old, sound and a Scripture Reading. his borne with his grandparents, Mr and price of beef this spring, intends to con- come to them. MR and MRS W. A. WATTS. home in Southburv Street. One ronu Dorse. . s. r Prayer. GEORGE WAKELEE, South bury, Conn. . gentleman's iu kjx WASTED AU toknowthat lam selling oat Kaser Anthem by the Choir. Mrs Philo Northrop in Taunton district tinue In the meat business just the same. THB EASTER OBSERVANCES. SALE A side bar top buggy in BrooRnpin uemer, l)nn. stock of diamonds, watches, Address of Smith. the has been a suf- - one In a FOR condition, cost 150, soil tor 50. Can iewelrv. clocks, silverware, etc at a dis weloome, Superintendent during winter, great r. E. Gilbert devotes day week The Easter services in our different LIVERY All persons are forbidden in future White Plymouth Bock eggs 15 for si re- Harlev Peck. be seen at WAKBLEE'S STABLE, NOTICE EGGS ftS-S- count of from 10 to per cent, previous to Son. rerer with sciatic rheumatism. For some to his favorite occupation, piano tuning. churches were 'rendered, last Sun- Conn. Mention Tub digging dht trom my sand bank. Bronze turkey eggs IS tor ii in- Recitation, Mln Mabel Taylor. in nicely Elm streot, Bridgeport, MAKE If. Also one Torkehirn boar and one ox cart. moval to Main street. Jt will pay yon to (Hunter Charlie Jonas. time past he has been Sbelton, where ., The sermons were excellent, the bbe. F. B. fiilLLSUn, KflWIOWD,uun. pig JOHN H. RE1D, 111 Fairfield Recitation, he is treated Richardson. Benjamin Nichols has been day. new GEORGE KOONTZK, Georgetown, Conn. vestigate Hodr by school. being by Dr carting flowers very pretty and beautifully ar- FOR SALE One oa curt, nearly in good TJOR 8 ALE Very fine Delaware potatoes avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Heading. Mrs Morris. phosphate from Botsford Depot to the order. Apply or address JANE X seea or new-tow- ranged and notwithstanding the co'd M mn. ior .eating, ja.i.. junanu, Of HUNTINGTON 8S, Probate ROCKS Selected tor SS Recitation, Master Harley Peck. Mrs Cicero Beard'ley announces that farm of Miss Julia Warner. e WHITE. Box ia. "omnonry, Conn. DISTRICT eggs hatching, Selection by the Choir. disagreable weather-tb- churches were Altai FOR SALE Farm t SO acres tor sale I, ltt. BP. per 16. If packed lor shipping, IScta. the she will be glad to do housecleaning, pa I, tor Estate ot M. GRACE SANFORD late additional. L. New Mittard. Harmon by Pastor. or In well filled. Rev Mr Spencer preacbed situated near Hull Hill District. Apply or TJOK SALE A mow of good bay. Pay ot in said deoeased. C CAMP, Cu Exercise, Giving out ol Potatoes. per hanging assist any way with tbe James McCafferty, the popular young addressr JANE M. WHITE, Box 15, Southbnry, it and you can have until June in which to Huntington, district, Benediction. hf.irvl? his first sermon in the Methodist church. The court oi rrooaie ior tne uistnct oi spring upheavel. Those wbo may desire millpr nf thp Rnnriv trrtat. mill has Conn. get it away. E. L. JOH.NSUM,Kewiown,inn. Hiinttnirtnn hath limited and allowed six R SALE Three boras power Shipmaa oil Organ. ber services can leave orders at the store gone to Brooklyn to work.- He will be A ti&ct land to tbe months trom the date hereof for the creditors enanne. nwarlv new. Adilreaa. Eublx Albert Evltts, our popular is to know he has received an ap- noRSiLE of belonging tor Marbledale. Conn. EASTER AT ST JOHN'S. of Warner, Taylor & Curtis at the Hook. much missed bv his many friends. druggist, gra'ified that rHtatA ni John Johnson, axlioining the of said Estate to exhibit their claims PLAIT, confined to his bed with malarial fever, to a charge in Bridgeport. on Hill. settlemsnt. Those who neglect- to The of St. church had a pointment homestead ot John Hoyt Mile Enquire presentsaid FOR SALE Containing Mo acre, sit. people John's and is nnder treatment of Dr Staub and TWENTY TKARS. ot IS. L. newiuwo their account, properly attested, within FARM TraiD-bol- l. W. H. Thicket from New Rochelle has A committee of the of HIGHEST WATER IN JOHHSON, Administrator, a All per- in the west the town of as usual. The services vestry Trinity as in Housa iflw. time, will be debarred recovery. 1 t-- t partofUUI Berk- happy Easter, recently purchased and moved into the will be at the church on reported doing well. The volume of water flowing the April is, sons indebted to said estate are requested to milts tron Long depot on were well attended and it was noticeable parish Monday, Tbe band even tonic river lor the last week has been greater 11- - shire Division of New York, New Havea and Adelbert Nash in zrar district. 2 fair opened, Monday 2Q POTATOES From Maine, EarlvKose. make immediate payment to Fordyce rrom a of tbe con place April 22, at o'clock p.m., to arrange for - than at any time in years. QEED llarttord railroad, t mile poetofnee, that very large proportion and in the ing, with a fine concert and an appecia- 13 Duknto Red. Beauty ot Hebron, ran Glover, Administrator. miles from the Bridgeport, near arbool gregation received the Holy Communion son Michael pews sittings church with tive the citizens to Frank TinAn . our noDular bucther, bas & WHITECO., 860 Main street. Bridgeport, Ct and cilyof divided Into meadow Dennis Carroll, of O.rroll, those not audience, appearing trom to his pur- 8A E E Horse, a roader. weighs rhnrrh, tniitably The flowers were especially fine and the already provided. take an in their success moved Pufflngham recently - FOR good and well watered, large two story was home from Brooklyn to pass Easter quite interest chased property in the center of this village T1F.AI. KSTATE FOR SALE Two very uesir- 900. a bariraia. HORATIO N. LAT parlur.two barns with abed contain music was the most elaborate ever known find He will establisn a meat and mar. & able dwelling bouses in tbe village ot UM. Hook. houoo, log Sunday. Our patrons will De Witt's Litte financially. . vegetable Sandy ball box. other necessary buildings. in that church, both services being most- Miss Martha McMabon went to New ket. lntr mil. One near the railroad station: the ftu-- joard-In- Early Risers a safe and reliable remedy Ron on the Main The bas been used lor years tor j The amounted to and Faircbild were Eas- HoTinr toll has nurctiasea a small other centrally located Stree', SALE Seed Potatoes. For the best ge.nUf-meti'- summer ly choral. offerings Clifton Harry for and liver Britain, Tuesday, to attend the funeral W.ir will a of u. ise.h.h.3, Adminis Pota- driving borae, and 21 At the 4 o'clock service tho ter at the house of their father in constipation, dyspepsia house near C. Everett's and open Inquire lkuuanu FIR and standard varieties ol Seed w inlur. Wordd make a gr od milk farm. Ad. $57 gueats F. New- of Mrs Julia Carlton. shoe maker's shop, this week. trator, Aiong tun, u)db. toes at hard times prices, cell on or HOBART two and Hook. Fairchild has re- complaints. Edgar Hawley, addre,New- dress J. MALLETT, Long Hill, Ou orchestra played selections, Sandy Harry S. C. A. B. Land lom stone oi tne uimwau mmgo TO OUR THE RON E. PLATT, Stone Edge Farm, town; Bull, Sandy Hook; hntnl leased Brewster bouse in DESIRE EXPRESS GBATI CU 1 Holy Baptism was administered. The cently returned from a trip to Chicago. has the W1 manv Irl-n- and town, Conn, Post Offloe, Redding Ridge, "VJOT1CE will be at the Bnck trad ding, on Blakeman, Botsford. WATERTOWN. Rrawsters. N. Y . and will take possession the TIinK. To our neigh IA and Satur- Infant son of Mr aDd Mrs Willkro B. fimit. fit t.liA Anfliiins- - month. bora for their untirinir assistance and kind ll Saturday, September every Arm- Michael McNamara, an of the A NEW PLUMBING AND TINNING STORE. G EORGE TXR S A LE 11 acres ot gnrvl mrado w Ifcnd j day thereafter till further notice, to reoelv Banker was christened employe Mr and Mr9 S. W. of uu. . ness during onr late bereavement. , Eagne had the misfortune Trowbridge Watertown Is to have unanes weugeis vciy blu& j,,vw B. MRS MARSHAL f situated on Botsford I1UI.G.K.UU SCOMBi taxes, boors ROBERT and the infant son of Mr and Mrs Rubber shop, recently have been W. another store, time with FAIRCHILD, VLAtta. I Newtown.ltolpm.Conn. strong; burned some Waterbury the guests of aDd F. peritonitis. is on an Easter visit to Newtown. Collector, was christened to have his face badly by plumbiDg tinning establishment, Miss Jennie Bieroe A CO I W- Henry Becker Henry B. Prindle. Mrs is a sister SINGER SEWING MACH1HK e AY FOR SA LB I .H a It An MA - which Trowbridge E. Wheeler and Hitchock New Haven. nearlyB. FOR SALE Thlrty-lhre- acres, good Apply Orrln. The rector read Dr Lsngford's naptba ignited unexpectedly. of Mrs Prindle. Floyd occupy Mr and Mrs Frank Wells of Sharon, were A'new, all complete. First $10 geta It. C. FARM land loca'ed near M ain street H LKi. sandy uooa. una, on J ing the store in tbe hall block, i OSBOKNK, stepney ,uonn. centrally letter .hatter cus'rms, to tne cnil Pythian visiting heie, Tuesday. Newtown. If not sold by May 15, will tben be "VTOT1CK tor the Crown K& to ofle-ir- James Brown from City passed nnder firm name of Hitchock & water In the mountain season. Repairs ge, dren ; and thi Is n en wito col Jersey The Danbury News says of Russell's tbe The nigid and high SEED CORN for sale, rented for the Inquire or address, IM wle at C. K.OSBOR'ES. South bury. Ct. Easter Sunday in town, a guest at Mrs Wheeler. will carry a fine stock streams coduduks w jjruwxn iud PREMIUM This took first WILLIAM BOTSFORD, Newtown. Conn lected. The amount contained in the Theatre Co., which at They yellow.u variety - 1 tbe Hook. Lyceum appears the thousand and one nsnermeu. i., i'.,.-!,l'- al HoMt. tni- viAlil NOTICE am to do Kilbride's at in their line. Mr Wheeler is a young ind 4000 Palmet-1- ? IMPORTANT prepared Pyramids was $29.49 Costello's opera house this and lodder. Also corn shelled or on the cob tor poR SALE Cboice Henderson's repairing and painting ot wa- : man and will have of tbe store. .r roots $1 I'M; Tbe annual meeting of tbe parish was from New Haven evenings "The costumes were some of charge Vnr a dinner ni!l and general family Also 1 Breed weeoer ana cultivator. to Asparagus at per regular gons and carriages at my shop at Sandy Hook George Myers passed attention to business, and a feeding. price tl 50. Also Strawberry plants. C. F. having secured Charles Lanneld to do the held on Monday evening. The treasurer at ms nome on vvainuc tree ttui. the finest ever seen here and the audience By prompt carthartic we confidently recommend nnw ih.ni, viwr. nuu iui rmu v. v. w BEARDSLEY. Main street Newtown. bat work In Sunday as fair treatment, hope to receive a PECK, Newtown, Conn. painting. Nothing satisfactory reported all bills paid and a balance much enjoyed the piece presented." they Hood's Pills. A Horse foaled June. turned ont, and patronage solicited. A. W. share of the Give them a 13 SALE. Colt, last tbe treasury. Tbe church property is in Miss Myra E. Warner, who has been patronage. boy and girl from to 4 F'R a general purpose top wagon Would BASSETT, Sandy Hook. Conn. mucn is Joseph Cox left bis team hitched near callr WANTED For lurtber Address for C. N. Ct'RTtS, Elm St., arood repair and improved, rno confined to the house with influenza, particularsor coJI exchange cattle. OG NOTICE Al! persons owning or saa election resulted as follows : abld be out A. B. Fancher's store, last week Thurs JESSE TURNER, 8tepney, Conn., Monroe, Ct. D in tne Town ot ewtown are Wardens, J. to again. went A. M. Hard, the popular liveryman, Is $100 REWARD, S1O0, residence jreppor ol., juuuiuu. boring togs II. Warner, Mlnott Augur; vestrymen, day evening. When be out to go SALE --Ten thousand Chestnut shingles, hereby notified that they most register ail C. M. B. Mrs D. Lake and Mrs Homer borne, the team was missing. On arriv drtviog a handsome pair of dark have. ' The readers of this paper will be pleased to Handsomest line of Wall Papers from c F)R and address C. S. and such dogs at the Town Clerk's offloe on or bav W. E. Acklev, 8. Bull, Terrl'l Henry are horses and intended one dreaded cds-eas- e in town E. F. prices particulars tore May I, ISA. Ail persona tailing to do ao : R. N. White have visited their sister, Mrs Du- - ing home, he found that it was all safe They Northern learn that there is at least single roll and np, at Hawley's. F.K WETMORB, Roxhnry, Ct. clerk. L P. Blackman treasurer, . science been able to cure In all will te as tne taw aireeta. in the no bad for work. that has M. proaecnieo ltfiB. Betts ; delegates to convention, W, K. ane Stone, In Merryall, New.Milford. barn, and damage been heavy ita ct.a iraa nnd that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh vmi ui Und the Roiburr t Iron Beam ROSE POTATOES For sale. I have fat Newtown. April L S. P. W. B. done, it seems rather strange that tbe Cure is the only cure now known to Plowsat E. F. Hawley all the parts, also MAINE bushels ot tbem. Cboice ttock, re- WILLIAM H. GLOVER Selectmen Ackley, Glover; substitutes, on WASHINGTON. positive a con- OI C. ' TIMOTHY COSTELI0 f Ot . resolution Miss Eva L, Botsford has been the horse should unhitch itself and go home the medical fraternity. Catarrh being all kinds Agricultural xoois cently imported, floe for seed. JAMES K. f Banker. George Tugnof A Some of cloth stitutional disease, requires a constitutional JOHNSON. 8repney Tppot, Conn. CHARLES BEERS Newtown. sick list. the goods, dry good, i Xi. X . XII W IV UM W v w. ' M. HOlLiU IS. Town Clark. of thanks to the choir and organist for saieiy. treatment, liairs uaauravnro " . . , J .. .1 J,,,,,.,. Jfe de- - J. , ing, etc., in the store of W. A. Watt9 Diooa ana mu An r.A.tl Jim., Nine vounsr nurs. read v for was pas'-ed- nally, directly upon tne tkirsaLR 15 SO - their free aod faithful services, The Men's Literary and Social Club E. F. Hawley's new spring stock of were saved In the recent Are. Mr Watts J,,...Quacting t.t th. ivHtAm. therebv destrov Uenaine aimiia rimmn J? livery next week. Also or bushels of SEED POTATOES- Early Maine need of 1 ARTHUR WILSON, lor sale at reaaonaole with hearty expressions apprecia Newtown Street met at the Urand Cen- Is now no room these in his foundation ot tbe disease, and giving ...... IT T - potatoes J. Palestine prices: mM. " shoes in. Men's shoes only si pair, has for goods ing the tne ruusyuBwi. Tt.V.' Newtown. Conn ea pure sxocc nu tlon. tral hotel on Tuesday the hosts of RuMsett shoes will be used more than new and tbe are the patient strength by building np the consti Buy and is the best, only at"..E. F. district, Ct. '..a tAi iv night, quarters, people going ana nature m stands highest TVtB A A f.R HoiiHA cnntainiiur 10 rooms, bar Danbury, Dr U. Sunder tution assisting ""'"J 1 - 'b Also Plumb A Wlnton's AT TRINITY.' the evening being Paul ever, this season. Best assortment in to the benefit. He offers them at TVi.i ham OO mtir.h faith It ltS OUI- Haw ley ground ; 10 get nmnnra u ! i xn inn. X and two acres of meadow also acres of OR TO RENT V were land and J hn J. Northrop. The essay town. Men's Russia calf two-thir-ds value. that offer One Hundred eve wain SALE Good farm ol Tbe Easter services at Trinity shoes, only their ative powers, thy wood land near bv. House minutes Conn , o h- - ist of the was E F. Hawley, who Doll ars for any case that it ialls to cure. Send s a i.K OR RENT Sunset delight. from store, postofHoe and churches. Will sell Fa. at Washington. well attended despite tbe nnfavorable evening $2. Ladles ruseett oxfords, $1. testimonials. mn cottage of GK RGK fmm railroad station. BRAD La. If an an excellent paper, CORNWALL BRIDGE. lor list of i: tuliy situated at the head ot Newtowa on reasonable terms. Enquire A room 1. n: weather. Jf,ev Mr Lins'ey preached presented it proved Addrss,F. J. CHENEY" A CO.,. Toledo, O. BLACKMAN, H.LYON, or MKS J. E. TAYLOR, SON9, aialn strsea, Bn. Commissioner of Publio Works Beers r MB KlTEIvI. APPOIMTKO TO BRIDOBFOBT. d street. Apply to J. A. Newtowa, Stepney, excellent sermon from Phil. S AO, "That to be in every way an enjoyable evening, tip-Sol- by druggists, 7So, Platuvuia. not and Mr Dewhurst of were at e Rev Mr Knell Conn. - I nay know Him, and the power of mi of which tbs delightful Fpread was Bridgeport The many friend ol art sLsssHbbbSbbbsWssbVMbHHssSHbWSb Fireside. whelmed. We can only account for bo The Newtown Bee Around the many saintly christian lives, for so much In Making Over of goodness and purity and truth in the t'KIDAT, APRIL 19,1895. world that there are The Travelers' Guide. the THE PASSAGE OF THE EED SEA. by remembering the Millinery business, CIRCULATION: many thousands of the christians weak I tear-- AHTJAltr 1.1882. 610 ening, children of men who walk holding i (TEW YORK, NKW HAVKW AKO HaJTTFOKD new bean by BY manager LASTWEBK. 8200 A8 A ITPE OF LIFE. A SERMON REV on, day by day, to the hand of Jesus ing .up root and branch ; C. H. SMITH OF PLYMOUTH. ' Christ, for Jesns Christ never leads us 1HHM1S1 Division. into sin. sweeping NEW HAVEN North, AO a. am as. Affairs About Town. 14 of There is also a. great likeness to our m, p. the decks of Text. Ex. 32. "And the chUdren Israel souin, 11 a. m., a p. m. went Into the midst of the sea upon the dry modern lives, in the scene where Phar- 6H EI,TON North, 10 JO a. 1 AM p. m. Sooth, " all rubbish around, and the waters were a wall unto them aoh's host pursue, along the line ot the 10 -- is a. m. 7 Si n. m. IN LOVELY LANDS- - on their right hand and on their lett." enemies which sap our communal and so- STEVENSON North, 10.M a. U) p. m. 10.23 a. 7. P-- then to-da- y. soatn, in is and, cial life is it that when lG- about Why ROE North. - - B t&vOB p. in. in THE POWER OF THE S0LTAN A CUKSE It is one of the peculiar things there are legislative bearings on the sub tio.17 a. m- - o. nx. starting children of n.it 10 m- IN EASTERN LANDS. SNOW CAPPED the wanderings of the Israel ject of temperance at our state capitol the North. 7.S6, a. - UX, sjM, all over that their are of hu SUGGESTION OF NEWNESSEOEEASTERl "I p. m. Sunday, ajo.a. m. tooth, ISO! MOUNT LEBANON THE AMERICAN COL- experiences symbols state liquor dealers' association is repre- m.. 7 Xn n. m. man life. Whether it is because Hie sented by the most crafty lawyers and NEWTOWN North. 7.U. 10.47 a. m-- 1U5, S.1S Jm again.' jThe IN BEYKOTJT. THE PERSUASIVE a- LEGE so little from to age or Pervades 7JJ m. - m-- changes age the brewers by the best attorneys. Does every Inch of our crowded store these bright Spring days a ot bustle and marks every o.ri, p. Sunday, boutii. Millinery WARSHIPS OP JOHN BULL. ANCIENT whether it is because uod so designed it any one claim that traffic Is a ben- spirit activity will not to sav. liquor counter. is Sandav. S.1S n. m. TOURING IN ftttpmnr. But certain it efit to the citizens this No sane "Why it?" ask. Take trouble to run in here a hour or an run 7-- . ; business EPHESUS AND ITS RUINS. of state. you the half hour, over the mountains BAWI.ETVILLK North. lOJS a. as. is that you cannot read the experiences sensible most The saloon ItJA, 6J1, &jso, 7.SO p. m. Sunday, Mit-m- . THE MODERN STYLE. ATHENS, THE be- man, surely. of fresh, new 7.01. wasn't what of the wilderness wanderings without business, garments spick and span In their factory freshness and beauty of style and material get the South, 8.39. 11.19 a. Ail, Al CITY OP CULTURE BEAUTIES THAT ot how like life to-da- y lit. sunuay. n. m. - ing reminded KFIE.LD JUNCTIONoji 11.1S it should have been, AS EVERY ONE KNOWS, prices, and you'll readily understand the secret of our immense business. no North. you TIME HAS LEFT UNTOUCHED. AN OLD were tneir adventures, xney were airaiu There's obligation to buy but a. 1 JO, 5.40, 6.4S, m. ! m, p. Sunday, M a. m. i, know. But now What is THEATRE. MARS BILL AND THE APOS- of God when He would talk with them is a on the vitals of our look at the goods and Your South, 8JU, ii.t6. 11J0 a. m. 4.10. as we are in this mur- harpy preying prices. judgement will do the rest. iA. 841 V. tn bandar ixt d. m. ? just age. They manhood. These saloon BKOOKFIELU 8jU8 m- your conviction now Scores TLE PAUL. when God was manna young keepers North, , U.1S a. - 131. mured dropping are clamoring for laws to help them de 7JM p. m. Sunday, 8Al. South, tA'JiJU, of women are coining thoir plentifully on the sod around them, for the beet interests of our common- - ii n-- in 0-- n J. ui. ounwiy. mi p. Ui. CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE j all the.world like 19th century grum stroy LANESVILLK and STILL BiYEB North, J convictions and paying them just weali h. They are as the hosts of Phar ELEGANT a. m., 1.4a, . p. m. eouu, 8.10 a. blers. They were ready to Kin tneir aoh with their cbariots behind the chil- SPEING STYLE OVERCOATS 3.16, 6.27 p. m. Sunday, north, tSA7 aw bb, in, day after day. It's truly has sent His Son into the world to tell leaders when hunger began to gnaw, just dren of God. And how and south. tS.28 r. m. mob or re they rage NEW MILFOkD North, 1, 7 a. m., 1.1&, as a modern city Coxey army to-da- For e-- a- gratifying. men bow to live and how to set rid of how they destroy The candi young men and men are here In all modern richness ot material, style, fit and workmanship throughout. s.iu. d. m. sunaav. - m. soutn. bels and rages when the stomaeb's emp- 8JS6,oj. 8.06, 8 a. S.10, S of Satin and Grain Rilv their sin?" And then these one or two dates for our state prison take their first p. u. 250 yd, Gros men told what Paul had said to their ty and food not to be had. So out of in banners $6 50, $7 50, $10, $13 50, minciav. o.ta. bon, one inch wide, all silk, all good these of human degrees crime under the ol $12, $15, $20. MEKW1NSVILLE North. 8JB, 11 JS a. m, tAS, and to until a experiences, symbolic u a-- friends, they others, great to-da- King Alcohol and the gallows degree p. m. unclay,-u- luJu colors, generally jc. a yard. Our price, life, I want y to take the one found Sn south, Lm, a crowd were pressing about him : and from the same Imperial potentate. Men M. SjUS d. m. 6undav. 4.57 n. m. 3c. yard. followed him to Mars in the text, which is full of suggestive are are women KENT North, 8.49, 11 M S.2S, J8 p. m. yds. of Satin and Ribbon, they Hil), where, murdered, barns burned, i.m,10 400 Crepon lessons tor the year lHDo and lor us wno iVASSALBORO DIAGONAL SERGE nnaay,.24 a. in. boum, at a. m, tJO, 4, 3J4 inches wide, full line of colors, value at the bidding of the judge, in the midst are insulted and abused, because rum 6.55 n. m. SundaT.4JI7D. m. Rioi-curse- a, are in the midst of l'Jtn century of 01 this living rules in some men's brains. We vote All-Wo- COBSWALL BRIDGE Xtta.m-UJ- M, out the ordinary at 20c. a yard. Deautiiui, yet city, Jb to Cheviot. Here are Men's, ol North, or is not true CHEVIOT SUITS, blue and that are as remarkable as the Men's CLAY 9--t 10JL1 Flower all of French Paul began : "Ye men of Athens, I per intensity andperil. it and to ' black, 4.80, tJbi p. m. Sunday, a. tn. aouth. Sprays, impor- that there are many things in our lives legalize perpetuate pauperism a. m 3.18. 8.50- - tAl a. m. iindav.4.14 n. m. tation. Flower store price, $1.50. Our ceive that in all things ye are too super crime, distress, wretchedness and social WORSTED $10 Suits that are making such a stir. are not the that so much EST CORNWALL North. 14 a-- li-1- - y which make them a Bed sea pas They flimsy light weights promise price, 89c. a bunch. stitious ; lor, as 1 passed along ana De- disaster every time we vote to license the ijui p. m. bunaay 7 a. tn. bouui. loon sage. Adversities and dangers are on to the and touch so a-- 1J3, 6-- p. m. ,4-- m-- F'ine Forget-me-n- in pink held the objects of your worship, I found rum trathc, the towns of the state ex eye of inexperience and do little, but strong, sturdy, well put together Vassalboro Mills Sunday p. Sprays an 'To the right hand and on the left like the and blue. Flower Store price, 50 also altar with this inscription, we pects to vote themselves into affluence Cheviot. The BOT8FORD TO BRTDOKPOKT. unknown uDheavine crest ot a raging sea. as men warp is all wool and the filling is all Worsted, made from the best of stock, that will wear and BOTSFORD 10.39 m cents. Our price 35c. a bunch. the God'. What, therefore, the Canaan the by selling the blood of and the eter North, a. 5.04, in this set I forth journey toward Heavenly nal of souls. But I tell o.i,. i.vo p. m. ounaay, B.io a. m. souin, 7.17, ye worship ignorance, happiness you look better than Cheviot Suit made for $10. We have these same in 13 11.86 a-- 7.07 unto enemy are nooung ana nowiing aim rag curse is on and any goods Boys' Long Pants Suits, sizes 845, 4.37, pan. Sunday, Scarce Silks you." behind us In like i'nara- - the of God liquor selling p. m. ing very truth rumble to 19 BTEPNKT 11 m4-55- - THE MEN OF ATHENS oh's host behind the children of Israel. liquor drinking. They may their year, made as well and fit as well at $8 50 Also Boys' Two Piece Short Pants Suite (double breasted North, 738. 1034 a. m. and rum In the 6.55 p. m. Sunday, 8 a. m South, 738, jUS, a dearth of beer wagons their casks 11 ic . . a i k a o .4 m j Quite general some and some But our own God is watching as He Jacket. Pants made with double seat and 4 to 15 ii .iu L. ui. ouuusy, vo u. in listened, and believed, very halls of legislation, but please God knee) sizes years, $5, you'll find these at no other place. LONUiiNui,m.WHILL 731, 10.18, 1L41 a. self-satisn- watched with care those North, m., 4.48, Silks for about 75c. a rested with their loving ignorant come wnen sea B.4H m. m. pretty philoso- slaves and feeble women and the day will tne tiea oi p. ounuay, is p. ouu, Our turn came on phies and their culture. And so it has tottering God's wrath will swallow up the whole iMM, 114, a. m., im p. m. sanuay c4 yd. just ever children, the descendents of the faith of see P.i been since: the message of salva business. Then too what a irharaon TRUMBULL 10.12, 1138 rn a lot we've been after for Is Abraham as trod the sands in tne CASSIMERE SUITS North. 7.16, a. tlon through Jesus Christ proclaimed, they host of gamblers are after the chil- 4.42, 6.43 p. m. Sunday, 7.47 a. m. South, midst of the sea. then, this 9.14 some time. Cheerful and some eagerly hear it, and some think My topic dren of this question. They come whin- For Men and j, 11.54, a. m., 4A8, 736 p. m. Sunday, styles in morning, is the passage of the sea Young Men almost unlimited assortment of these popular goods. Latest style, cut and finish t6.50 D. m. they have something themselves good ing around our legislators telling them BRIDGEPORT 11 JO a. in yellows, to in its it is as a type of life." Let us look, first, at must sell at North, 7.05, 10, 4JO, pink, greens, enough put place. Still, the and Historical oi that they pools the agricul neat and dressy, at $7 50, $10, $12, $15, $18, $20. Not one of them ever sold anything like the price before. 6jo p. m. bumiay, iJia a. m. Arrive, 740, wood a our business as preachers, as Christians, geographical setting tural fairs and be allowed to bet freely 935 a. 12j05, ftJO, 7.40 p. in. Sunday u colors, etc., 75c. yard. to on the news. the Btory. I will not weary your pa p. m. keep telling good or on the races or they cannot afford to trot Fine Black Satin Brocades, But l am too on tience strain your credulity by any horses. If the Im DAKBCKT DTVHIOBT. trespassing greatly discussion of location of their My brethren, DANBURT stand-alon- e of the columns of The Bee; the editor will the Pihakirotto, provement of horseflesh can only come MEN'S CLAY WORSTED SUITS North, 6.40, 7.45, 830. 930, 10.57, a. the kind the where or ui., o.is, ew, tt.ao p. m. aoutn, o.iu. 1 JO, his scissors from under his place the sedge grows, try ox- m-- have waist' as to wind through a gambling bell let us drive 947 a. , liAO, 433, 6S! p. m. Sunday, 8j05 a. quality. Prices from $1.00 coat now and a lecture for me to advance any theory tide, en forever. What this state needs to Rich, gtylisb, good wearers, and altogether a suit that you will feel perfectly at home in at any time or place, m., 6.05 p.m. private or which have laid bare 10.49 when I get back. Friends, you can tempest, might look to is not how to improve horseflesh 3 BETHEL North, 735, a. n... to $1, 75 a yard. Many for the shoals to give a passage lor God's so matter what the occasion. You'd consider yourself lucky if you bought this suit at most stores for 820. You o.us, 5.49, 6.46 p. m. Sunday, 10J7 a. m., hardly appreciate the difficulty of put but how to manflesh. We need 8.20 m. 6.17, 735 10.04, a. m- 12.47, me be improve A p."I South, ... - less. chosen people. It is easier for to du Irl - c .1 is 11, ting your thoughts together during manbood more than we do a trotter who needn't pay that here however we don't ask or expect it. Our is not a cent more or less. f.lR,, 1' ui. ouuuftv, O.l IL. UI., 0.U1M1I. sea ; three at lieve the simple Bible story than it is to can do a mile in 1.59. The and price $15 BEDDING North. 736 a. m- - 138. iAO touring voyage by writing safety m. 10.11 a. m-- , 8.13 m. Re-cen- t a small two and 30 bole undigested some of the theories of p. Sunday, p. South. Issues table feet by three, in purity of my boy is worth more than all 634 a. m., 134 7J0, p. in. Sunday, &jj In the room about scholars who do not believe the mirac horseflesh in He has an a. m.. 5.18 m. other persons talking or in of God in the the state. d. of Books that will interest topicB in their variety galore, and the ulous the interposition immortal soul that may be lost forever SPRING STYLE HATS SANFORD North, 7.80 a. m, 134. S36 p. m. 10.06 a. movements of nature for the saving ot his people. I ac whether is value on Sunday, m., sm p. m. South, 39 a. (he ship making you jour God was that and there any eternal nu, 12.59, 7.15 p. m. Sunday, 8.22 a. m., 53 p. you over the bill and down cept the fact that guiding we 1 A complete assortment of the latest shapes from the best makers in the but not at best mak-$- 2, m. of ney paper "up wnom horse souls don't know. tell you Spring country Trilby, the Fairy Argyle, 39 cents. dale" with your pen. However, I think army of twenty million people tie when see these our BRANCHVILLE North, 7.13, 1035 p. t.I7, 1 own I gamblers asking we 630 10 8.01m, ruclcln head Wilson, by Mark wain, I can trust the good people to whom I had called out of slavery for His for the of sell ers' prices. Bless you don't we never have done business that way. The finest Hats at $1 35, $2 50 and 637, p. m. Suuday, a. mM p. m. i.08. glory. He directed Moses to lead them legislature privilege pool South, 634, 733, 10.18 a. m, 1.05, 4.43, 731 p. m. have the pleasure of ministering to pass at the fairs in the state 1 leel as $3. 91 to more same aunuay, o.zb a. 111., o. xn p. m . A Sawdust Doll, Mrs. into the wilderness ; the hosts of rhara- ing Pay $2.50 for the hat, with another name, if you are so minded. That's your business not EORGKTOWS-Xor- by Reginald the imperfections of this letter by, as they every true man of the state ought th, 'H9a. m,tlS, 836 p. De Koven, i.io. oh pursued them. They all came to the though m. Sunday, 937 a. m, p. m. South, 638 have kindly done with my mistakes so to out them until the tumult ours. i.ut will If need a Overcoat to wear with the will find a- The Story of Christine Rochefort, by Ked (sea, which barred their passage. cry against you? you Spring weight Suit, them at $G.50, $25. p. m., IM, 735 p. m. Sunday, 831 - m., 631 cents. many times before, and, as to others, phall drown their appeals forever. We p. in. Helen annate I'rince 90 of have the of Whether it was the small arm of the in tbey, course, privilege Yam or the wider of it cannot afford to set temptation any NEW TORK A NEW ENGLAND R. B. All with this letter as most do Suph expanse form before offtbis October SS, ltflH. the standard, popular doing people matters the barrier was in the the susceptible youth with the preface of books, skipping it if not, way generation. Cursed be be that putteth BOYS' CLOTHING. HAWLEYVILLE East 12.02, 7.15 p. m. 50c. Novels at 36c. each Otis W. Sea of effectual and complete. And God opened West 9 a. m. 3 p. m. they please. Barker, the bottle to his neighbors lips, lest the 0 1833 the way through the waters tor Israel No. 1 Boys' Suit at $2. Blue Cheviot fancy medium Cassimeres that inspire business at $2.50. NEWTOWN East p. m. West Marmora, en raute to Constantinople - bottle contain alcohol or the poison of light cheap a. m, 3 p. m. and closed it upon the hosts of Meueph- SANDY HOOK East 11.11, 737 m. gaming or the of vice. Iet our 2 - p. tab. the Pharaoh of the Exodus. Geo draught No. Boys' Suit at S2 50- India blue, black and brown Cheviots, double breasted j ickets, pants double seat West 8.43 a. m 1.4s p. m. D0DGIHGT0WH AHD VICINITY. we find legislators care more for souls and purity SOL'TH BURY East m. West graphically then the children of I H31, p. and manbood and less lor money mon and knees, patent elastic waist band ought to be quick sellers at $3.50- - No. 3 Boys' Suits at $3.50- - In 638 a-- ; 139 p. m. Israel passing through the Bed Sea at ! ! regular Barnum has a ey money God will give to our com tTraina stop when signaled only Jamees P. purchased some place probably near the extremity monwealth of the cloud of His D. B. Sack Reefer Junior and Sailor In all wool new norse. of the the pillar Suits, Suits, Suits, elegant cassimeres, Cheviots, Tweeds and 8HEPATJG RAILROAD. COR. CHAPEL AND TEMPLE ST8 Miss L. has been the of protection by day and the fire of His love I November 19, ltS. E. Ferry guest when we seek to do the if other popular fabrics you have seen no better at $5. No. 4 Boys' Suits $5.00 Regular double breasted Suit, Lave 7J a. m, S.I3 p. m. w. WESTERN ARM OF THE RED SEA, by night right biiniL 8.11 a-- her brother, J. Ferry. we some revenue to Sunday a. m. Arrive 937 m., 430, CONN. Mrs H. has been do sacrifice attain and Sailor and in and medium and col- p. ill . ounuay o.u p. NEW HAVEN Q. Hoyt entertaining which divides it from the promontory of Reefer,Junior Suits, beautifully trimmed, spick span style stuff, dark, light ." her Mrs of the right. And this leads me to the typ HAWLEYYILLK NorUi, 8 a. m, p. m. daughter, towards stepney Sinai. Historically this people of God ical lesson from JtCed sea Sunday, 8.35 a. m. Leave tor Betliel a. in that passage, ors. No. 5 Boys' Pants 50 Fine cassimeres and cheviot Short double seat and knees, waist 4 --4o . m . 6 i I. C. Taylar spent Sunday Dodging- are iust thrust out of and are on chil- j. Pants, patent band, m p Sunday, p. m. Egypt It is that God was watching on His SHEPACU North, ryj-- a. 5.4 m. town. God J 19-- p. their way to the land of promise. on JS-4- a.m. 2 a.m-,- Mrs Andrew James is in health dren then and Is watching us still. good wearer. Sunday, South. f Si p. poor is their guide. Moses is their leader and do not suppose that many of those ex m. Sunday, 5J46 p. m. they themselves are like a lot of children slaves a deal about BOX BURY FALLS North, r&JS a. m, ts.5J thought great p.m. Sunday, a.m. South, TK.90 ., fl-i- a AMOHQ THE RAILROAD BOYS-Jame- s iust out of school, happy, IrresponsiDle or p. ui. ounuay, ra.ro p. m. and with little thougut wnat lortune THE OVERSHADOWING LOVE OF GOD BOX BCRY Soflh, 10.12 a. m.. p. m. Son-da- rear bra kern sin has In store for them. And now they 8.10 a. tn. South, 9.11 a-- p. m. O'Donnell, as them. But, dear do Sunday, 5 15 p. m. li come to the waters, and God making guiding friends, 327 I0-i- Conductor Ives' train, visited his former and I realize the Main Street, JTJDD'S BRI IX, K North. a. m, p. heme West Cornwall nrst of the path for them, they march through and you overshadowing pro m. Sunday, ta.17 a-- m. South, tilS a. ed-- at the of our Ked sea our tS.CO m. week. with praises, continue on their way to tection God in the of BRIDGEPORT, CT., p. Sunday, 5.B p. In. Sinai aod to Canaan. lives. The children of Israel may have WASHINGTON North, 117 a. m, 6.17 p. n. Brakeman John O'Donnell of Conduc Makers and Retailers of Good Jfi a. m. South, --53 a. m., m The circumstance in that Ked said "God has left us now. He must Clothing.! Sunday,m. m. p. tor Ives' train, is ill with inflammatory typical have us to make us down Sunday. 41 p. rheumatism. sea passage is the peril of the waves and forgotten go SEW PRESTOS orth, 1U1T a. m, CM p. billows which threatened to engulf with there on the damp sand and get our feet ounaay, v. a. m. ooulo, &A a. 2Ji wet and have the foam of the sea dash Sun. lav. p. m j those sons of Jacob. Dear a-- f6-3- Vf. at roaring surge ROMFORD North, 1 0 n.m. Boa. Frank Gray Westport spent do realize the and dan- about us." So in our troubles we say 9A a. m. 1&40 a-- - tu- Id friends, you perils day, Souin, m., ru P- Sunday with friends Newtown. gers which every day threaten the phys "God has forsaken us." But God never Sunday, 4.26 p. rn. ical and life of one of us does forsake His children. We have to MORRIS North, 11.40, 16.S5 p. m. Sua. spiritual every day, 10j02 a. m south, tail a. m., p. aa. Herbert S. Clark of Meriden spent How short &nd uncertain human life Is learn with Southey that affliction Is not Sunday. d. m. sent in vain from God who I BANT AM m. as Job to "O remember that that good nearer thev amw tVllnuorl -- kn m North, 12.0S,pjnS44 p. Sunday, Easter with his in prays God, h,uu r, 11 . ld parents Hawleyville chastens whom He loves. seems some j " comprehend the possibility that all this that the butter I sent him 10.20 a.m. South, &7 a-- m--, p. m. sun-da- y, my life is wind," and again says "My It be tbe results. the 4.07 a. m. ,lja as our working of butter could have been j was bum Buu a OS days are passed away as the eagle that times, I know, though all lives Good results can be obtained where ice owm guuu. lue uuiurr LAKE North, tH p.m., tSA p. m. Sunday. Miss Nellie M. were In the avoided bad she stopped the churning exhibited at toe last. isconsia state 110.24 a. m. . m Tyrrell passed Sunday basteth to the prey." One has but to the places is not to be bad. In early days I had no South, , ilJB pjn. Sun. with ner parents at Koxoury f ans. to see how the hu where the sedges grow and the marsh ice at the granulations, and allowed the Dairymen's Association was made this day, p. m. look into history that but used water from a well 110 feet butterwilk to run Its own UTCIIFIELU Arrive 11.15 6JJ m. mud is our 150-barr- out by and scored the in tbe p. m, p. man race Is, after like the poor He around ankles. Life has many I a el gravity, way highest 10 JO 6.20 all, deep. made cistern, six- without this extra labor to tbe Sunday, a. m. South, a. li p. J. H. Costello bought a standard bred brew children down there on the afflictions. We lose our friends, we are teen great creamery class of butter of any there m Sunday, p. m. at, walking feet deep with curb, windlass and to tbe of the butter over- In ijib We are now with the latest and trotter at Mitchell ft Sanlora's Bridge sand, and the waters at God's command racked with sickness, business Is dull and ratchet injury grain by exhibited. F. C. Curtis, Practical prepared we wheel, also, large pump to water working. It is often asked: "Will most improved machinery to drill artesian port anctlon, UBt Saturday. rearing themselves aloft on either side feel sick of earth's burdens. But oh, stock. Four cans of milk be lower- Dairyman. to 88 to 400 We could butter made that A short walls any depth from leet. and the foam from the wave crests fall beloved, there is eternal hope and cheer ed at one time and held at desired way, keep?" guarantee that nothing tmt pure spring water K. and son of across to In the presence of Jesus Christ and in the any time ago parties from the city dined with can eater our wens, as oar we1 en- E. Morgan Daniel, ing upon them they hurry the point by the ratchet wheel, where : oj system was in town on the us Em love of God. God's ministries are sweet they us and one inquired "How long ago tirely shut off all surface water that makes Bridgeport Fast day, dry land. History tells that the were kept for 12 hours or between mak- was the butter made?" When told W. L. the old dujc and stoned np well so Injurious to guest of Mr and Mrs J. u. reck. peror died while he was in the est in our greatest sorrows. It is so many The water in the cistern I Beecham's for consti- DouglasIS THE KST. health. Manufacturers water Vespasian w ings. was kept them it was made the June previous pills FOR paying;an heavy very act of a The famous times true as metier sings about 50 and I followed this they SHOE FIT AKINft. rates ean save the cost of artesian well in uttering jest. as degrees, plan were surprised and said it was as fine as pation 10$ and Get the S3 an or two veare. Old wells that ran dry dur Frederick Hartman from Rochelle painter Zeuxis drew a comical picture "With silence only their benediction God's until I purchased a Baby which ever 25. In the season of last year can be made N. was in town old and while at bis own angels comet I separator they tasted. I often keep butter book EMOtAXMAHCUIScordovan;CALF. ' dry Park, J., visiting laughing produc Where shadow ot a affliction have used for two years, and the in at your and by our system. on and of last over the old in the great the by made the manner described, over a druggist's FlNTCAlUOUaURCa deeper friends Friday Saturday tion fell dead. Sophocles, ttoui sua aumo." use of which I make two ounces more which In does not :143.P was to death a year ages flavor, but go by it. 1 3A9 POLICE plled at short notice. week. : Greek, choked by grape It is just as true for us as it was for butter per day from each cow, and I become rancid. Hon J. F. of ft :M.r f soles. Write ns and wc will talk the matter over stone. the ashamed must Hand, Annas s&lu mors than 6,000.000 Diodorus, logician, the 12 tribes that in the narrow passage acknowledge that the quality of Phillips, Wis., wrote me the other box. j with you. Mr and Mrs William Griffen, who live because he could not answer a question butter is A day EXTRA riNC- - . . t between the water walls of troubles God better. uniform quality of AIW81M nr.nWBU MO; near the tunnel, have been Battering with proposed by a companion, died of shame walks with us. We need to have butter Is demanded and tbe se- B0Y5SDCJXSK3a Bridgeport the and have been miserable a only cures separator 2.fl7 0 flica. 14 Hbnstoa St.. Bridgeport. Conn, grip quite Augustus Caesar, passing compliment, our eyes of faith opened to behold the It. One having eight cows will do LADIES nomas Elder. See. Patrick Xeaneily, Supt passed also to the presence of his .God king in His chariot going beside us all well to purchase a separator. wanteain town, Liberal Mr and Mrs Ernest Wilson from New Rabdair, the great French dramatist the Let then Old Testament I am an advocate of the and CL-fcJSZPET- every home of saw life was cried way. that separator T commission. Haven, passed Sunday at the when he that ending scene, with all its typology, appeal to deep setting in cold water in preference BILLIiMGS &, Mrs Wilson's parents, Mr and Mrs A. W out with a "Draw the curtain, the to-da- to the common or laugh, your hearts Is life dreary? Are open pan any other FORHERLT WITH L-- W. BOOTH & CO. traircbild ot Taunton. farce is played out," and so entered with faint? Do distrust In face of open setting. I do not to say Ovar On Mllllea waar in But do to de hopes you pretend Paopla th Genuine Wakelee Plows the veil. you not need the waves of trouble? Remember your that as good butter cannot be made by " Miss Mj at on the of to teach you the old is W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes ' fnfcturd Only at Betsford Depot ,Ct. Mary Lynch, bookkeeper pend story history God and my God watches over us. It is method, but it not nniform CITY JPIIri.nVEOY, 11 you need a new plow.tkis season try the Connecticut National Bank at Bridge that life is full of dangers as of those the Father in His love. It Is the elder when so made. In fact, nearly all tbe 86 WAIL STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN- - All our shoes are equally satisfactory port, was guest of her father, P. Lynch who are in the midst of a wall of waters brother with His - It is the bad butter which is and always has Can be lonnd a rail line of Tb.y frlv th t t viIm for tfca mmney. last The pages of memory record the accounts sympathy. a on the is made They aqnal aalw Shoe ta atyla a4 At. The Genuine Wakelee rriday. Saviour in His power who aids us. For been, drug market, by Tholr waarins qualitiea ar. aaaarpaaacd. of the young man who by some accident fine stanza from is the old process. That PURE DRUGS DRUGGISTS' SUPPLIES Tb ara taa, ped nil. We some verily that Keble process requires and price uoltom, i These are not Imitations, bnt made F. S. Andrews has rented the house of was cut oft in a moment. recall sweet truth for us to bear home, a uniform temperature of about 62 de- W mean business and will not be undersold. Prescriptions carefully 00mpounded- - Agents Pnm Si to f aaved aver other aaakea. from Mrs 1, who went out from our door one 11 yoar deaierjcannot supply you we can. Sold Eaasa Beers and will move, June friend "The sun and every vassal star. grees and a pure atmosphere. Cooking fsr the Heresies Powder Company, Dynamite. Special attention givea to 00 ontry trad. by taking his meals at the hotel during the day in health and who was brought back All space, beyond the soar ot and otber odors, are and vr angel wings, objectionable E. F. Wakelee's summer months. the next pale in the embrace of death an on ma wora. A na yet He stays His ear extra labor is also I am con- HAWLEY, Original Pat or every a contrite required. Ah, what a type of human life that Red sign suppliant brings." fident that when the deep setting process Newtown, Conn. terns, v: M. C. Hawley and daughter returned sea passage was. Only the hand of God is used, cream soured until it commences The same that were tued last Saturday, from a two weeks' trip to between His people and death by drown to thicken, churned in a revolving churn Clarendon Oil Works! by Tex. in t and the hand God between us inside 60 LEWIS B. srr.I.lMAW. Proprietor, Houston, .taking Louis ing only oi Live Farm Topics, without machinery at about Producer and Wholesale Dealer ia aad C. - and death by pneumonia or accident in degrees temperature to granulation, Manufacturer, Lubricating IllnminatiBg H. Wakelee of South- , Mrs B. S. Tomlinson visited her mother the shop or fall In the house. How we buttermilk then drawn oil and butter Ct In New York, last week. ought always to part with our dear ones COMMENTS 05 BUTTER HAKI9Q, washed in two waters, salt added in OIL and 55 4 bury, in love lest it be the last time, and how grannlar condition, time given to dissolve PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, ABDULGEUSSEIS,AHD VEGETABLE OILS. The eastings are made Ot the cele- Mrs George P. Sanford, who has been we ought to live, with but a step between tbe bntter then formed into a mass CONN brated Salisbury Iron, and by expert-- salt, 386 to 372 Water Street, - - BRIDGEPORT, moM wnrimim fn this lm4 nt nrlr. confined to the bouse since last Decern us and death. Then, too, what a type of In a recent article in the I and packed solidly in a tnb without other - Dairyman ... 'Li?! , ber with la tne which are near to our The wood work la ol the best white the grip, slowly improving dangers spir- statea Gnat degrees was tne best tern working than is done by tbe common oak that can be had. All on itual life and as with eternal de first-clas- s ' genuine and Dopes to can ner friends again a threaten perature for the water tn which to set butter ladle, a article of but- Wakelee plows are branded C. II. soon as struction is that sand walk the has been Wakelee, Bonthbury, Ct., and are also the weather permits. through the cans of warm milk, after which the ter made, an article hard to stenciled marked where manufactur- sea. A man has bnt to question his own milk might be allowed to get warmer, excel, if equaled, by any process. None ed. Try Merrill's O. K. steel coulter On Good Friday L. S. Mason's brother, thoughts to learn how near Under ordinary circumstances this would of the bad butter on the market can be harrow, for prices address , . Mason Mew mm be to tbls method of butter mak- LADY OX THK DEER Haa naed jonu oi Haven, paid HE 19 TO SPIRITUAL OVERTHROW. right, but the careless person might charged THB great Visit.. Trout was the order of the water to warm ing...... ;. ,J though In selecting such meant ot con- fishing permit the get too soon - as -- H. S. Botsford, 14 be said so veyance aha ia thus enabled tn A .ii Boteford, day. Jonn Mason caugnt trout and L, It almost makes a person tremble to think from the warmth of the atmosphere. If It may that butter made competitors and sound the Wal Mason a have - -- - praise ot 8. caught cold, making him of the evil which he might do were be we were to mix milk at 98 degrees with will too much water in it. If bu'- E.HUJ niiK whtch ara feel old the is In Orders left wtth A. B. Blakeman will rather following day. deserted ot God. We are in such an era an equal amount oi water at 38 ter kept at a proper temperature and tbe best the market. Insist on ...- - degrees, tbe "Elite." All receive prompt attention. . of defalcation in business, of embez the temperature would be 68 repacked in another tub in about 12 Rrocera, De Hazel cures degrees. It Witt's Witch Salve zlement of trust funds, of absconding you were to put the milk at 98 degrees in hours, all surplus moisture will be ex J THK-- Indolent sores never ; DO YOU WANT A V',' scalds, burns, and cashiers, of recreant husbands and way a tin vessel of proper portion, (that is pelled. As high as fifteen per cent, of falls to care piles. En F. Hawley, New one of not too water is permitted to good butter, which - ward children and unraitnrui wives, toat great diameter) containing - Berlin Jron 'fasm wagon, town; 8. C. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. it Is enough to shake any man's faith in an cquai amount oi water at as degrees noids tne salt in solution. The old- fridge Qo Blakeman, Botsford. and In his own to do tne oi tne two would soon fashioned butter maker who churns ber CABRIAQB OB humanity ability temperature into a mass before OF, EAST BERLIN, CONN., right. It makes one think of that old equalize, for the reason that tin and butter attempting to Cxn 8KI.L Ton A " ' MIgs Marcia Taylor Is the owner of an of who saw one a man water are good conductors, pour off tbe buttermilk is so insensible BUSINESS WAQ0H? , story Bunyan, day exchanging GOOD S old fashioned arm that was former- urn ueab ux one me com otner-Henc- e to tbe fact that she bas fastened the but IKON STEEL ROOF chair, being led away to tne gallows and ex ior oi tne At l-- DO TOC WANT ''" ' owned her : con we termilk In the she cannot Kf-- 2 2c . ly by great grandfather claimed, "But for the grace of God there see that if the amount of water butter that per gqr. foot. ' it fcas been in the about is in "nw triem tor partlealar - ' EEPAIE WORK DONE? sequently family goes John Bunyan." It seemb sometimes large proportion to the amount of 100 all time it has to-da- years. . During this as y all to milk, tbe will be less or though the temptations warming up process M&SW.O.TRAS , It will be tor benefit to never been reseated painted and looks were doubled from what it in proportion, all, of course, subiect ta M your Correspond as as new. wrong doing anntactarer ot with good was In the days ol our fathers. Now we the temperature of the atmosphere. SONS' are all in a hurry to get rich. And alas i ne operator snouid understand that Don't VISIT R HATCH & Henry Botsford hung his harness after it is as true 2000 after Christ as it the sudden cooling of the milk when it that when ForgetScott's Emul- Ladies It in usual under shed years you buy ud Hair Work. H. W. W00DKUFE, using the place the was a thousand years before Christ that is at rest causes the cream to rise. The sion you are not getting r secret If need in the or Combines straightened, roots all one way. ' April 4. When be wanted to use it the who make haste to be rich fall into best results are secured when the milk is you anything Carriage ' " Washington Conn. . , It was It was almost a new tbey cooled 98 50 mixture containing worthless or KDDLEBUXr, 0011. Eepot, 9th, gone. temptation and snare. Moral earnest- from degrees to degrees, or, line have- - 25 like It to-da- this cut Write n one. He considers quite a loss. ness is needed y as never before. better yet, to 89 degrees. Very good re- harmful drugs. Wagon they Buggies for inlorrnatio ; enrlree Mas p. ' MECHANICS' sults will be obtained if tbe Scott's Emulsion cannot be se- AMD 7AXKERS' , We need to take warning from the les milk is even "" H. Wilbur Bristol, who assisted in the sons of the word of God. "See Abraham cooled to 90 degrees with tbe water at 50 cret for an. analysis reveals all all complete; also Leather Top Carri- .Absolutely PuRfl SAVLNSS BASK,:::? work In The Bee office at different times, called the friend of God and degrees, if held as cold as 50 for yet telling degrees there is in it. the 2-sea- has now a responsible position with the lies when he four and the diameter of tbe Consequently ted GXTT BAIX BuItOIia, WALL ST., BT0XT ' cowardly goes down into hours, can endorsement of the medical ages, Corning Carriages, Surreys, side kWaiKSTlrUUREl - Florida at Fla. .. . . - Agriculturist, DeLand, Egypt. Jacob is a true supplanter and does not exceed eight Inches, after which Oapwdta,- 1,408,1148. , Mr Bristol's Mr is water be world means Stmeihine, TrZkSSTCaJXr ' - grandfather, Camp, thief, as bis name implies, as be deceives the may allowed to warm up to latsrsst and 48J78.33- Mil-for- d, broad tarpini. one of the respected citizens of New bis old father Isaac and steals his moth 60 degrees, or even more. bar Pleasure Wagons, tired Farm Wag- !'. on f tl,47oa.77. his borne being Second Hill in er's blessing. Jioses, the man of God, Is The point l wish to enforce is if ice Is toaosiU f 11 to 11000 rssdrtd aad latsrsst that town. . angry and smites the rock when God only not used and cold water is depended on, ' Scott's ons. . for the Batcher and rtclted firm tiM first of sash avratk, yayabls la bids him to it and wa snuts ntm the water must be large in proportion to Wagons Baker, John B. Gillette, a former resident here speak the amount or The Doctor and the Undertaker. IsMairy aad Jaly f task yaar.Iasornorated 1871 out of Canaan. David, the sweet poet of milk, continually GNEH FOR TkMxyAsjrJ 0. 9. MOMAW, Frssldsak but now living at New Haven, started on Bineer.is proud and numbers the children changed or some way kept cool. To say L-- week's In old i i. OATLU, Bssrstarr aad Tritiara. ', Monday for a stay Virginia. of Israel and is led his "tbe old fellow who gave you the plan Gillette has the best of away by passions is Emulsioq 100 different and kinds, all Mr not , not there to Is enjoyed to sin with Bathsheba. Solomon, the watch vou" a noor ex overcomes Wasting, Wagons styles THE BEST PLACE TO GET health this winter, and thought a combin wisest of the wise, would be called in cuse for you, and less cream will surely promotes ed of business and be be the the of Solid Flesh, and own Come rOUB JOB PRINTING DONE trip pleasure might modern parlance little better than a rake result. The operator must under- making our make and fully warranted. and of benefit to bis heaitn. and a debauchee, and even Paul, the great stand that the sooner he gets bis milk. gives Vital Strength. It has no LIQUID after it is drawn apostle, gets into a quarrel with Barna- from the cows, into cans equal as a cure for Coughs, Colds, see these goods before buying elsewhere. Fcrfilino RJL'IT buckinghamWbiiewee Sick headache, constipation and indi- - bas so that they go different ways to eight Inches in diameter or less, and Into Sore Threat, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, K21 are cured De Witt's we are water as ceid as a to remain Ema- ?;estlon quickly by preach the gospel. Ab, friends, degrees Consumption. Scrofula, Anaemia, lltWXl-O&ORLE- ' Risers, the famous little a heaving sea of four hours, the better the results. But ciation, and SS 0 Hiddla Et., Erk?eport. Early walking through great we R. HATCH & Both are ot pills. Edgar F. Hawley, Newtown; 3. passions And appetites and sinful incli- will allow him to use water at 50 de Diseases of Children. SONS, USILV apfxieo. nn crncrrtm. proprietors practical printers If Wasting f"--- f M Several per-n-al C. A. B. nations. is because God grees he has not ice.'' The tadea Saaeram, a years' experience and give their Bull, Sandy Hook; Blakeman, It only keeps principles Scott Boane. (I. . U Drue Sua. ss iMik m f attention to all Ue work. Botsford. back the waves that we are not over- - here involved are inexorable, and the gists. tL NEW FAIRFIELD, C0IHI aolcfrop ia,l. , VOLUME XVIII. NEWTOWN, CONN!, FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1895. EIGHT PAGES. NUMBER 16.

i ..... - I fortable. Her ' brother, Henry from Bridge- strongly to the great mass of purchasers many friends hope for her ) ' mm NEVv HAVEN Hanley, as a ThUadTartomMtUplamdamoagacrtataaay vUwri asi parhaps has th aid port. looking ior tine snoes ana suppers ta UU-- Bat read is a fust that likes to trad ia a aaaaar W. S. DENSLOW. we a., Rev B. T. Kidder, the new minister for the story It peraoi satisfactory Miss Caroline Foster has bern very small price, predict ior Methodist chnrch, to a con-- ittj suffering & ft trade. preached large and nasally with ariUbU parsons and w an trying ta attract u wbo has U lay Grand irom tne meets 01 a severe cola Bennett Son large Easter 5iv(jniuiu lABb oauUULU tUlU WftB W till 11KC3U. rry Central Shopping Popularity come without A GOLD WATCH FREE! Clothing or Gentlemem' Fnraiabings by our hoaait methods of doaliaf. An son thinking about that Ezra Thompson, who worked the Fos- 26 EMPORIUM. merit. Brennan's restaurant at and Tbisaeaaoaoftheyearonoiaiaaeedafahoavy sait, varooater alatar aad va hare a ter farm last year, still continues to 28 is because of HUNTINGTON. Cannon street popular lag's assortment of all thssa goods; also Glons. Uadarvear. Traaka. F. M, BROWN . D. S. GAMBLE work it the present year. merit or. dinners. A nrsc ciass If you want to know more Hitteas, Eats, Caps DRESS? tne tneir EASTER AT THE NEW SPRING It is said William Roe is soon to have meal for 25 cents. CONGREGATIONAL about it, look in our window Bags, Umbrellas, ia fact everything which is bsu&Hj feand ia a wil appointed clothing es- a new house built. CHURCH. , tablishment. ' The Easter exercises of - when you are in tie city; you Mrs Kate Smith has been guest of her ' the Congrega- To say thatvt cheaper than anyone else la voala be the same aid Mrs J. u James. EAST0N. tiuiiai ouuuay scnooi were neia on sun be tne one wbo will : instiling Deabsxy, SENSIBLE F. M. sister, may get it bat we feel that to be the fact of the ease and viB be ta day evening with the following program tory again, really pleased hare yoa BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. Organ Mabel Wooster. Tou ought to know (besides come to we voluntaryU..- ... byr. . oar store aad have bo fears bnt that yoa win ge away with the name eavietioBs. GREENFIELD BILL. PoD1lnv" '"'' .J...-! rro milt prayer. ' Seldom are we privileged to listen to so Singtng,"AU hail the power of Jesus' name." that we carry the largest line of WOMEY able and a discourse as the to BROWN PERSONAL scholarly Silver in Remember, the place buy reliable clothing is at BRIEFS. sermon Rev William M. Responsive reading Sterling noyelties preached by Recitation by Eva Willoughby. and have re- - H. B. Ogden is having his kitchen, en Weeks to his people in the Baptist church f inging, Carol No. 1, "Hail Easter Morn." ) Bridgeport, just larged, cnarles Urav is doing tnejcar on Sunday, from the text, "Blessed are Recitation, Leroy Sherwood Wooster. a new line of belt buck ARE & S. - mourn : for shall be com- - Recitation, Cora Drew Nichols. Sterling THE "GOLDEN RULE" CLOTHIERS, CO. penter work and E. Gray the plumb they that they Rtcitation, Stanley Beard. hat Brace ing. forted.".JMLat,t. 5 :4. his tneme was " i ne Carol No. 2, school. les, Czarinas, marks, Fred Banks now be seen Saviour's promise of comfort to mourn Recitation, Rachel Fair. lets, Tuexedo hair PLENTY may driving ers."sThe Easter floral of cut Recitation, Ruth Daines. Josephines, a nne new trotter. offerings Singing, "Easter Bells." ornaments, Glove buttoners, O - flowers and potted plants contributed by Responsive reading. F. & CO. Mr and Mrs Fred Wildman of West- C. Recitation - HAVILAND ' Mrs Charles Powell and Mrs Candee by May Hecox. Pocket irons. port spent Fast day at Burr Disbrow's Recitation, Miss Wooster's class. knives, Curling Thai timei Our method of do- were very beau'ilul and much admired H4ET WELL'S OLD progressive Miss Addie Sherwood has visited at a Recitation, An ie Slie. Manicure articles, and a ST0&S. 199 ing a eash buainees commends itself to ever; by large audience. rarticuiariy notice Carol No. 5. larger Main St., Danbury. Frank Wakeman's, them-wa-s an, sash Why? Because you don't have to Coleytown. able among exquisite rubra Recitation, Ina Frances Nichols. variety of other styles in Ster buyer. Mrs Elmer Buckley entertained Mrs four feet in and two Recitation, Mary L Beard. Has it ooenrred to you that a Mackintosh Eubber Coat aad . other bills. merohant that begonia fully height oth- Waterproof pay people's Every William Suckle and Miss Cora and a half in covered Recitation, Elmer isasselt. ling than you will find in no doa a ''trust" business must mark his goods Buckley, width, profusely Carol No. 8. Boots for Good with blossoms. : Recitation, Matilda Hines. er store. the young or old will make a very desirable and useful gift high enough to make up for his losses Friday. Recitation, Hattie Millard. Henry B. Ojrderj i painting his barn. - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Singing, choir. Dor't forget though that we have a and that thebest place to purchase these goods is Elmer Disbrow him. Closing remarks by the pastor. assisting Rev Mr Kimball preached a fine Easter fttncrlnff tiv tht utliAnl i il.' ...I w ... I i. .111 full stock of Tableware also, and a Our Grand Offer : A. H. B. and B. J Hull, Ogden D.; sermon, Sunday morning. Many thanks we meet again." complete line of Jewelry, Diamonds at Adams hav done plowing for Wakeman are due Mrs Hattie Oa borne, wno so All the exercises of the evening passed A 8TERLIHG PI SO to be Come pr.t and Watches' Bring us Watch given away. a. Meeker. tily arranged her plants in the church for off most creditably for those who had your A. R. LACEY'S RUBRER STORE, and see it and iet full partieulars. Anson Brotherton has had a them in and Jewelry repairing and we will do relapse faster. charge. 1S9 Fairfield Are., Bridjreport, Conn. and is ill. For the Rev Mr Kimball will be it well for ; All goods again quite present DEATH OF MRS EMMA NORTHROP. you. guaranteed We tarry the largest stock of Mrs A. J. Hull and family spent Good tne pastor at tne congregational cnurcn and your money back for the asking. ESTABLISHED 1853. at her old home. The Easton Congregational church ex- On April 9, at the retreat in Middle-- Friday town, Mrs Emma the beloved ! We B. pects to be represented at tbe meeting of Johnson, DRESS GOODS Mr and Mrs D. Adams spent Eas tbe consociation held at Greenfield wife of Ira C. Northrop, after a lingering ! ter in Hill, MANUFACTURERS AXD DEALERS IX FANCY SILKS Sunday Bridgeport. Tuesday, April 16, by the pastor, Rev iliness, entered into rest. Mrs Northrop BLACK GOODS! Mr and Dea Cbarles JSicbola. was born on September 1, 1835, and in TRUCKS AND VEHICLES OF EVERY Kimball, her DESCRIPTION. TABLE DAMASK! BRIDGEPORT. youth enjoyed the privilege of the Repairing ot all kinds promptly done. We have equipped our factory with steam power Hanford Lyon is having his house re- - common school of her day, but to im and tbe latest improved machinery and are now ready to execute all orders promptly. A LINEN CRASH ! the prove tne lor a better educa- laree stock of new and second-ban- vehicles in great variety constantly on bud. Call FINE MEMORIAL WORK. 8tnngied. G. isurr i'ueker is doing tbe aavantage and get our prices before purchasing elsewhere NAPKINS! wore. tion, she spent some time in Stepney, 15 EOUSATOKIC AVE., BRIDGEPORT, COM. ! Pay & re- - where she united with the PRINTS and GINGHAMS James Sexton Son., the world John Tyler spent Easter Sunday with Baptist church 511 Main street, Bridgeport, Ct. TICKINGS! nowed granite and marble dealers friends in Norwalk. and found her future husband. At the oa y age of 20 she married Ira C. BLEACHED SHEETING! Crescent avenue, are extreme-l- Frank Mellen of Hartford is visiting Northrop busy at their yard now with nis motner, airs saran flienen. and for nearly 40 years they have made ! just Most emphatically the greatest display of Fine ever made BROWN SHEETING large orders for monuments to be erected Miss Lillian Woodruff has been obliged tneir nome in tnis town. On the break- Millinery Fare to Memorial James on ing out of the Rebellion Mr en in this city can be seen at our establishment; no end of exclusive de- HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR! previous day, Sexton to leave school account of the illness Northrop GLOVES andL&CES! Jr., the proprietor, has just erected a of ber mother. listed, serving through the war, and re- signs that can be seen nowhere else. Curing Easter week we shall one way you have 27 beautiful sarcophagus monument of Miss L. B. expect to a turned much broken in health. Thus continue the when we shall show a at- RIBBONS ! Turney spend this exhibit, number of new and stores under one roof Barre granite in the Catholic cemetery at few days this week with her sister in young and courageous wife and tractive and an CARPETS! Fairfield for John at a cost of Shelton. mother was left with the care of four HURD'S designs special styles. Just received, elegant assort- Seirup ment of DRAPERIES! filled with beautiful $d00. A very handsome cottage drapery George Mullane of Yale spent Sunday young children under six years of age. Feather Boas, WALL PAPER! urn monument of dark Quincy granite with some of his Easton friends. A few years ago Mrs Northrop began to for Wild iD experience that terrible soften- MOULDINGS! John F. Mountain Grove affliction, ; a beautiful ing of the brain, and it became necessary 423 MAIN ST. 396 Main St., d cemetery sarcophagus MONROE. about four Bridgeport. rock-botto- m monument for the late James L. years to take her to the ill sold at cash prices. Green ago Spring in Lake View cemetery, a cottage mon- asylum,' where she has been well cared PBINDLE & ument for tbe late Hiram B. Taylor to A CARD FROM REV MR ZEITER. for. She leaves a husband, two sons and Is the place to find a New, Clean, M0ERIS, Summer be erected at the sime cemetery, as I take this opportunity to express to two daughters to mourn her loss ; also a W. S. well as a line cottage monument to be my friends my most sincere apprecation sister in Westport, over three score and Fresh Stock of UNDERTAKERS AND DENSLOW, erected in memory of tne late Dr Fan-yn- u for the kind efforts which they have ten, who is at present very ill and cannot Goods at "Lke View"; a cottage monu- made to assist me in tiding over the long survive her late sister. EMBALMERS, ment 173, 179 MAIN ST.,DERBY,CT. of Quincy granite for John U. great loss by fire which I experienced, Duncan Kabel of North avenue to be in 27. The of the McDonald has moved to little placed February rafters East Booth's hill into the house with Beach Are to do at cost, on which you Park cemetery at a cost of $600. There Village parsonage bad barely fallen ere prepared anything will are also to be erected at were benefit. Shelton. NOTIONS. save dollars and Roxbury, efforts set afoot for my McDonald is to move in in their line at shortest notice. enjoy Conn., a sarcophagus monument for Eli While tbe ruins yet smouldered friends Angus where the beside. also an Italian marble monu- his father moved out, which is the house trip Smith, were scouring the country winning sym- to the estate of Mrs A share of public patronage CLOAKS, SUITS, GOWNS, ment for John Smith of the same place. pathy and aid. Words of mine can- belonging Abigail Or we will A beautiful cross monument of Nian-- t the tiawiey. West India Bay Rum, 7 cents, two ounce solicited. send you free not express to any fair degree deep Miss Lillian Wheeler has been auite c granite is now in the works and when gratitude and heartfelt thanks which bottles, samples of Silks, Dress will be at Norwalk wnen sick. W. H. PBINDLE. L. & MORRIS. completed erpcted pervade my lire l consiaer tne Willis Reese has commenced his sum WAISTS, ETC., Goods, Prints, etc., and for the late Francis Waich and family many sacrifices which more than one Safety Pins, 5c. a paper, Calls answered if left at V. B. Priaifl' Riur I. a cost of Mr Sexton or- bene- mer's labor at Bonnibrook in the employ 0. Morriae House, Telephone at Leo at $400. says has made, that I might receive tbe of D. H. Chatfield. Brook's 100 yards spool cotton, 2c. sard's Hotel you may shop successfully ders are coming in so rapidly that be fit, labor, time, money, sym- strength, The attraction now in the Center is tbe Collar 5c. We will our new by mail. has been compelled to take on several pathy all for me. Self forgotten that Buttons, per dozen, This open Spec- extra mechanics in order to bU steam saw mill at H. I. Brownson's, gentleman is starting for give one in distress might be helped. God is Fast Black Cotton, 2c. a caid, BREW & first-clas- s which out the frame for a Mending Free patrons workmanship and bless you one and all is my prayer. sawing large J0fand his wife has come to SCANL0N, Cloak Store, Fare on of barn. Bridgeport ialty Thursday, purchases make it possible to have all orders re- wnat surer pledge or my appreciation Tooth Brushes, 5c, 10c, 15c each, or 10 .UNDERTAKERS, March 14. $10 over, 30 miles from ceived between now and May erected can I give to those who have befriended Cord Elastic, white and black, 4c per the station to bid him good day and to New Haven. by Memorial day, until which time me tnan to promise tnat as tne Liora SHERMAN. Embalmers and General of low will on all me so return to Him yard, impress upon his mind the importance Managers We satisfaction ii special prices prevail prospers shall I CHURCH AND PERSONAL NOTES. jTunerais- - guarantee kinds of cemetery work. and for His service that which you have 2 Arbutus is to blossom. Linen Lacings, for 5 cents, of visiting our store to procure a spring entrusted with your gtven me. Believe me that I shall re beginning A FULL LINE OP CASXETS, ROBES patronage. THE WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT. member you all with the kindest remem- M. B. Durgy of Greenfield Hill is vis Three Bolls of Tape for 5 cents, overcoat. She FairtieM Chat. suit and light weight' AND FUNERAL ETCETERAS- - County Butter choice 23c brance, and in my heart will ever re iting his brother, Miles Durgy. Best class A Pins, 5c a creamery prints lb, main a tender and a teader paper, has read the and found that we choice creamery tubs 19a21c, choice spot, feeling Dennis Haviland, who has been sicU Kid 10c. paper Best Workmanship-Reasonab- le Prices FAIRFIELD. common for you my benefactors, i Most faith with is better. Mr Haviland Crimpers, per bunch, dairy 19a20c, 10al2c; factory pneumonia, are a handsome all wool suit ROOKS: cheese fresh 15al6c fully yours, ("John E. Zeiter. is 79 of and at one time it was Purses, 25., 50c selling TARE Xear Grist KUL Thos I. S Co., ST PAUL'S EASTER MORNING. 12il3c; eggs doz; years age 15., each, Ceaiy chickens alive llal2c lb, dressed 14al6c ; thought, owing to his great age, he could Crochet Silk for work 10c for S10 in many different designs. SANDY HOOK, CONN-- The early communion was celebrated fowls alive lOallc, dressed 12a 14c; tur- not recover. fancy per 7 o'clock. BRIDGEPORT. - I at At the second service at dressed 14al8c ; calves alive 5c Keith is spool, That we have the latest in over- Wit- J. BREW-- P. J. SCANLON. 10 30, I5ev Dr Jones an and keys lb, Joyce very sick with pneu Spring gave eloquent dressed 9allc; sheep dressed 9allc lb; monia. Dr Barker of New Milford at- impressive discourse from the words 25a30tf COOK'S PARK CITT STABLES. Twin Dress Stays, 15c a sett, coats at $8, $10 and $12. That we 449 Main St , Ct- - spring lambs lb; bogs dressed tends him. Bridgeport, Death bath no more .dominion over 6 8 12c hides 5a6c hay You'll a to find an Madonna Crochet Cotton, 10c. ball, Him," Romans 6 :9. A laree congrega light lb; lb; go good ways Rev M. M. Curtis again supplied Mr carry the Stein Bloch Co's Clothing baled $l3a$i(j, loose $l(a$is; straw bal establishment that is more widely known at Whisk 13c. WILMOT tion was present and tbe Eucharist was ed loose McKnigbt's pulpit the North church, Brooms, each, HAWLEY, administered. Tbe chancel was $12$14 ton; $14a$16; potatoes in this part of tbe state than Cook's Fark Sunday, Rev and Mrs McKnight being in and that it is the best ready to wear aalo bu BUayoc; wnite onions $2, red $1, City stables, Kossuth street, Bridgeport. Ga. Vaseline 5c. per bottle, & beautifully decorated with flowers and 100 ; beets nave Atlanta, made. KEYAOLDS, Manager. clouds yellow $1; cabDage per $3a$8 if you want to take a drive or use There was no service at the Center Hooks and Eyes, 8c. per box, goods potted plants. Though hung per bu 50c; carrots bu 3040; parsnips for coaches you'll find this firm's turnouts heavy outeide, the chu'ch was bright bu 75 a 80c; bu 20a church, last Sunday night. Next Sun- Dress Shields and t unshice hurrt us at turnips 25c; spinach all that can be desired and their prices some one from will Seamless, 15c per pair. UNDERTAKERS, wUhir, upon per bbl $2tt$2 25; kale per bbl 81.50a moderate. ! If day evening Danbury NO. 98 STATE STREET. noon. 4 extremely you're looking ir The cervice at o'clock was welt doz radish doz preach in the evening. It is possible Rev BRIDGEPORT. COSH. TF.I.J-.PHD- attended and six infar ts and adults were $1.75; celery $1.25a$2; for a bargain In a horse, carriage, cart or and Mrs F. K. of will sal 20a50c; marrow beans $2 90s $3, medium harness yon'll be yery likely to find here Hawley Danbury WISAVAR? GEORGE B. HAWXETi - 834 Park Arenas Bay made members of Christ in the sacra- 20a 35: not- be up, although it is not fully decided as UMBRELLAS. 429Aa!nStBRiDGEP0RI& CHARLES X. CUatoa ment of $2 $2 35; peas $2.30a$2 honey the desired quality and this firm are WILMOT, 407 Aveaae; baptism. 12 i 14c lb; beeswax 30c lb; Baldwin ap- ed for making terms to suit in almost all yet. J0HI B. RUTlotDS, . . 9 Frtmoat Street. The order of exercises at 7 p. m. was ples $4a$5, greenings $4 50 $5, common with the that aa j cases, possible exception TRUMBULL. With latest style of natural wood hand White Jacket Flour follows: Sentences, lesson from St $3 50; evaporated 7a 8c lb, sun dried 5a '.hey bave not attained the degree where TEE GREAT Luke 24:1 7: prayer; offertory: superin 6c; maple sugar 8 tl2c; maple syrup 60c they can give something for nothing. les, paragon frames, warranted all Beat Earth. For Salt tendent's Easter - The Trumbull as usual C2Ltaxles ob by report; offering, $53 94; gal- boys indulged and linen material will not IF'aTol. i,eoten onerine, SiJU.dU ; raised by tne in a game of baseball, Fast day, with silk and ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC UNDERTAKER, SHEET MUSIC AND FOLIOS. Sunday school for tbe year, $349.88; SHELTON. picked nines. A. F. Moffatt was captain crack or fade, 2 special values at $1.00 Rasidenoa. Kinr St- - an arda 1A w. a $217.42, a balance of Our readers will find an immense stock of one side, and C. L. G. Nichols, cap- TEA COXPABT B. expense', leaving $1-2- Tneker, Easton, win receive prompt attsatasa over $131; principal beneficiaries, Mrs of sheet 'music and music folios at tain of the other. After an exciting and TERBILL, Buford $100; children's cot in Hartford, Northrop's music store, Bridgeport. He GET AFTER THE WRONG DOERS. game Moffatt's side succeeded in win To the Citizens of Fairfield and Litch- - Offlce in Toquet Block, : $16 91 ; Rv Mr Smith, $15; Junior aux- has a variety of 5000 copies of sheet On Thursday last tbe cases of tbe State va tne game oy a score oi 9 to o. .Kit ' &G ning ' ' field and all our WESTPORT, CONN. DBIET'XS $7.75; besides books ninsle sold at other stores for from 30 Matthew Ward lor violation of the license did some - for DRESS LINING DEPART i Counties, old CO, iliary. library pur law. also Matthew Ward and wife for keeping ing very good pitching chased by the school; average attend cents to $1.50, that he sells for five cents a bouse of ill fame and four young women Moflatt's side, uood playing was also friends: ance, 40; number, 52; carols a He receives new music for the same, 'came before the done Nichols, and ONE MOMENT, PLEASE. 8 ANDY CT. largest copy. nearly frequenting by Moffatt, Sherwood, MENT. Call A. & Tea Ce-- , atere for HOOK, were sung by the children with violin and has all the late and town court last Thursday and after a hearing xne an deserve credit at the Great p. wesMja, ts wui yuur Musnuun w me nciusM every day, pop a fine $75 others, Doys ior wstvv BcvutTM as. and organ Tbe choir at ular his custom were disposed of by Imposing of their and with little more your Teas. Coffees, Baking Powder, Spieei aad uiBtruaw U1KK8D11U1 inrmy accompaniment. songs. Any piece that and costs and 30 days in jail on Ward for vio- manly conduct, a One assortment ucw uui muu win buw nurses ior 91 aad rd Sugars, we bare of Goods; w mv the morning service were assisted by Mr ers wane, not in stock he will order for lation of the license law, $50 and costs each practice could make it "hot" for many Bias Velveteen Dress Bindings in oum joaa uiou ivi w ucuus. arurp ny aXTjOH- - and Mr bass and tenor. on Ward and wife for a bouse of 111 teams. - want your trade; we will serve yoa right aad sell Uon paid t overreciiing' ana intertexlnr TEX Barry Hand, them without extra charge; He has just keeping of the regular 10c. and hnniAa. Ori.Mwinm4Ul All i from An addregs was received a number of new fame and $5 and costs on each of the girls tor lengths, black and colors at yoa goods low as tbe lowest. Bridgeport. given large song frequenting the same. The latter was paid Mrs Clark and Mrs Hinman have re ing both wood and iron work done at reason-so- u Only Store In Town by the rector, wbo expressed himself as and piano folios, which are: very desira by Ward and he appealed the other cases to turned to our village from New York for 15c. each. . - Main between Bank able prices and work guaranteed. Try as much the works of the : nas an assort- the next criminal term of the Court of Com- 343 St., That stakes business of Shoes gratified by good ble and low in price. tie the summer, it makes us tntnk summer Black white at 20c. jr. w. iMjATT, Hewtown, Con-n- and also of the of giv- ment of Easter cards and novelties for mon Pleas. Percalines, backs, Is the choo), privilege will soon be here. Mr Noyes comes up and John Streets. llOPKWKLL, DISTRICT. only above all, as wg owe a debt of In the line of framed pic- , ; ing, grati- half price. ' week to see now nis greennouse, per yard. tude to Jesus Christ. and can AWARDED- DAMAGE FOR INJURING A every tures, toys fancy goods, yon is getting along, tie nas naa tne part Black Selicia Linings, 12., 18c. per Guarantee Shoe Store, buy lor less tnan cost, wnen you visit TREE. '.,.. that was fire in the On William E. destroyed by early ; will et suited ia HOYDEN'S BILL. Bridgeport do not fail to call at 31 John Monday the civil salt of winter all and well stocked with yard. Where everybody f street. Hine vs. the Postal Telegraph Co. came be- rebuilt, ttyla, wear and repairing. Leslie had a horse cue fore tbe justice court. The complainant flowers for the summer. All the Easter Crinolines, 9c. per yard. Drab and Tan Jennings badly sued for despoiling an elm shade tree and flowers were destroyed by the fire, which on bis leg from tbe A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. 7S 18c. by breaking away claim damages. After a hearing the was a great loss as well as a disappoint- Selicias, 12c, 15c. and per yard. Building, power while the hired man was cutting About two years ago an institute for court awarded no, from wbicb the defendant ment. Augur's hsv. the scientific treatment of appetueu w uie uuiu l ux uuluihuu POHiRArr PHOTOGRAPHER. Opposite IlanUo Mills, dipsomania 224 Main Street, Birmingham, Conn E B. Sherwood baa been laid no for and drunkenness was opened in this city GREAT VALUES IN MEN'S n on 01 superior Excellence in au Drancn Sandy Hook, Conn. over a week with a slight attack of pneu- Since that time it has cured hundreds of MR HUBBARD ENTERS THE MINISTRY. GO TO es ot Photography. - monia. Dr Donaldson has been in at- patients from every quarter of the state. Alfred L. Hubbard, who recently sold out In New Haven DEPARTMENT. Blackman's New Stndio . bis boot and shoe business, has received an County. IV. P. tendance. That these diseases can be permanently FOR ' "How amuse so J. Lynch, Prop'r. so appointment by tbe Methodist Conference to to the soil It will Leroy Clarke has a hired man. The cured, we bave demonstrated in many m nuu-bar- supply me cnurcn in unionviue r OXFORD- - langh with abundance bov that was there hag gone. cases that skepticism cannot exist if one has been tor some time preparing him. Outing Shirts, good at 25c each. New PHOTOGRAPHS, self bis removal from t. Miss Minnie Lewis ber vaca- has interest to our for the ministry and Four-in-hand- the best. Special inducements THE OLD RELIABLE spends enough investigate here will be with much on the ol Teck Ties and s, at 25c. t & Winton Co's tion at home. methods of treatment or interview our regret part to n patrons use Plumb his many friends. " - Mrs Ebejr Gould and Mrs Edgar Jen- patients. An opportunity to receive full DEATH OF DR JOHN LOCNSBURT. 243 Uaio St.. uiiou,v- . BONE:: FERTILIZER. bave visited Mrs Charles course of board and room is Manufactured at Coca. SANDY HOOK nings Jennings. treatment, EASTER IN THE CHURCHES. Dr John Lounsbury died at his home Bridgeport, The Allen Gould place has been sold to offered for a ebort time at reasonable here, Saturday, April 6, aged 85 years SHOE STORE Bridgeport parties. rates. Write for particulars. U. 8. Last Sabbath the weather in the morning and four months. The infirmities of his PERRY L. EURD, IJOrGHLIN BROS., Mrs Emma Wheeler Is in health. Gold Cure Box 522, was stormy ana unpleasant Dut cleared in poor Institute, Bridgeport, tbe afternoon. At the Congregational church years had been creeping npon him for B0TSF0ED H. PEETKiMift Dealers In Conn. , there was a fine array of flowers The pas some time, but for the last two weeks he . riTV oni.n WALL PAPERS. Horse Shoeing, Wagon Repairing, Saw Filing Mrs Lombard was in town a few tor, suffering with a cold, DECORA- - and Blacksmithlng ot all kinds. KIWTOV8 hours, Charles J. Dickson has a although preached failed rapidly, until the end came peace- OIL TIKTS, FRESCO BORDERS. BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS Saturday afternoon. purchased both morning and evening tbe latter being were held 423 MAIN rim beautiful dwelling bouse on Gem avenue appropriate to tne uay. fully. The funeral services STREET, TIOIS. WTWDOW nai)ta. Stock Lowest The Misses are a visit his late Rev The Largest and Prices. Knapp enjoying from Warren A. Lam son, the popular at home, Tuesday morning, . r I Sandy Hook. T.J. C0RBETT, Insurance Agent-Ne- w from their cousin, Miss A. W. Knapp of and builder. - The is Alter the ram of last week there Mr Morris me interment , Bona A-- done. architect design copious officiating. BRIDGEPORT. A.. W . pairing and making neatly ivent. is was considerable freshet In the the was in the in UrKCillAttU, York Lite and Hartford life aad Aa i. .n. a . a 1 much admired. It in flats river, T,ounsburg plot Bethany. mi arranged wnarvea covered ana some oi tne iac tender- and dealer ia Haraeee. Saddles unity. for two families and is built of strictly oeing A daughter,Miss Emmapwho has w....M Box M. PKOP., tories were troubled to run their wheels. him in his Collars. Blankets, etc; 74. Sandy Hook, Cobs. WENTSCH, BR00EFIELD. high grade material and workmanship. ' Chief Torollnson has joined the association ly cared for declining years,is employ of S. P. Sanford,haviDg accepted Bridles has double and the member of his family who sur- an rau& oueai uj. WELLS' SANDY HOOK,CT It complete plumbing of Chiefs of Police which met in New Haven only engagement, witn r Sey- BTD'G', tbe latest modern improvements. the other day. vives him, his wife and an only son, mour. . He will move bis family to tbat John Fryeof Danbury was goest of The price of bicycles is much lower, On Wednesday tbe Fairfield county having both died some few years since. nlace. either this week, or next. Mr and Mrs Theodore a of Granges met here and there was a good Mrs Howes, part this season, than formerly and this fact Mechanics' Lee Armstrong will remain with IHanxT'arinc: ween. ; attendance. They occupied hall H. in. iDrooisLnoica. last will no doubt give an impetus to bicycle- - lor tneir ana a vacant store in tne FIGHTING FOREST FIRES...... John Candee, this summer, taking charge Levi Warner has hi meeting CONN. finished jib of Ing the whole country through. An Plerpont block tor their collation, at which a fire run over the land owned of the farm for her. Y. M. C. A. Building, BRIDGEPORT, HVEIT iT toDacco in ri. u. Warners ware the fact that more wheels aoont auo were served. Quite by packing predating R. - Smith between Manufacturers and dealer in the State. ESTABLISHED 1780. bouse and home. be wanted H. M. Man of Rev F. Kidder has received the annoint- Wheeler, lying Quaker's - Agent largest returned would waring ment to the Methodist church here ana com Farms street and tbe residence or woos- SOUTH BRITAIN- Miss who has been Bridgepo t, whose warerooms are in menced his He comes THIS IS NO WIND MILL, Mary Foster, quite labors, last Sabbath. ter B. McEwen, lately. A number of Mrs H. U. of Bridgeport is sick with pneumonia, is steadily improv- tbe new Y. M. C. A. building, has put highly recommended. . men it and Qnintard NOB COFFEE care in a line or tne makes Mrs F. B. Upton left, Friday afternoon, for fought vigorously, although wlttk ner parent.?, sax auu sa.ru a. a MILL, ing under the skillful of her family complete leading em- it run over auite an extent of ground, A nortll Dr A. Williams. of wheels. This bicycle house has been uetrorr, jnicn., wnere ner nasnana is BUT A FIRST CLASS COTJNTBY pnysician, l. ployed and where they will reside in the fu even reaching the woods before extin . Miss Charlotte C. Mitchell is home for Miss established for some time and have put menas ner Hammerberg,who has been guest a ture. Many regret departure. guished, tbe damage was not very the Easter vacation. OBIST MILL. or Mr and Mrs William re out great many wheels. Mr Manwar Borne of our leading citizens have organ Had the wind been the re- Church, has cordially invites all our readers to great. high turned to her heme in ing sult would have been disastrous; in WITH ALL THE FACILITIES Torrington. call at nis store ana iook over tne wneeis . Miss Nellie L. Morgan and Joseph H. Lord ''W8 take pleasure recommending Fred Watson Of Marbiedale has visited were Rev A. W. because it and the be has on married by Smith at the - Chamberlain's Cough Remedy FOB DOING GOOD WOBK. prices put them, THE SPRING ORCHESTRA ARRIVES. t.TV friends in Long Meadow Hill. whether intending purchasing or not. Baptist parsonage, last Tnursday evening. !l nralanri hir all ahn it." PftVR J. W. Fred on The KlckaDoo Indian show has been held Cox & Bon, Marsbfield, Ore- BROOKFIELD Thompson will work the farm His motto is "to promise naught but the week in the Town ball and Frogs have been making merry music druggists, MILLS, for Arthur Mam field the sum what be can mini " past a general- the week. is a welcome sound. gon. No one afflicted with a throat or coming ly have bad good attendance. It is under past It use without Stearnf, Crescents, Zimmermans, Triangles.Columtias, BROOKFIELD, CONN. mer. C. H. Bennett & Son have an attrac the direction of Dr Howard Welles. lung troble can this remedy Eagles. Envoys, Mr and Mrs Fred Clark will tiva and reliable line of fine shoes, ox The case of John Dunbar, alias Shorty, lor Miss Katie McEwen, accepted praising it. It always gives prompt re- Hartfords, aad other good makes of wheels-10- 0 stay with the Adams mill which was to have having lief la nannnlnllir valnable for colds Mrs Clark' tbe summer fords and slippers, made upon honor come robbery,was a position in the store of Mrs Taylor, of New and Second Hand $10 to $125. Cash or in parents coming - up last Saturday, postponed one makes Bicycles, NEWTOWN'S CENTRAL MARKET from good material and sold it the week totaooommodate oounsel, also the con Seymour, entered upon ber dutieB there as it relieves tbe lungs, breathing Mrs Huth D uin of Marblrdale has over actual case or easier ana aids a. com stallments. stock and lowest in the State. J. H. BLACKMAI. Proprietor. - twallest margin of profit tinued dames neiiey ior violation oi this week. expectoration, L&rgest prices visited ber mother, Mrs Lucy Taylor. the license law was from tll nAtTAs vnanlf In nnanmAnll vrllATt thi Native Beef. Newtown Street. sost. will not countenance the adjourned Monday . Sherman Sanford returned home, last Will UCffCl uuvuuiv- - " T7e what we They until next to acoommoaate tne HiO" ex-- abide by our promises and promise nacht bnt czi Unrtn the Ienten I shall a Noble Foster of Staten Island has been misrepresentation of their jnonaay after an absence of some months remedy is taken and reasonable care Kwn hae slightest court. week, .IB.- vrrita. fretih ("ipply o! flub at mv market. JOHN U. in town. and over their new ad In N. Y. ercised. For sale J?v u&wiey, fdilL Ccna tsa us, and if you cxn't ccr:a, Conn. goods by reading Mrs A. R. Smith has been critically ill bu Oswego, ty td BLACK MAS, Newtown, Mrs David Brlggs has entertained ber vertisement you will see it appeals at tne latest reports was a little more com' Charles Andrew will soon leave the .Newtown, ana o. u. nun, oanay nuu.. received 1000 trout to put in the stream The Newtown Bee near his house. FBTDAT, APBIL 19. 188. A SUEPEISE FOB BE VMS BARKER- - Nervous Kev Mr Barker announced on Sunday People should realixe that the only PAINT. BRUSHES. Ttelasllopiil church f.ma iiirl TwraMMnt cure for their ciitcoiiAriojs. morning at the Congregational condition to be found In JAUTJAST S, 1888, BIO that as he should be busy during the u having LAST WEEK. - X200 coming few weeks, it would be Impos wnrm - .em? sible for nim to maKe all tne culls ne would like. He therefore Invited his peo- Pure Blood and - Affairs About Town. ple to call on him,. The reverend gentle Because the health, of every organ ?s.v man noticed a suppressed smile pass ever tissue of the body depends upon the mum- , account TEINITY CHUBCH NOTES. his congregation, but couldn't purity of the blood. The whole world D the for it. On Monday evening he found knows the standard blood purifier Is on - the door bell THE ANNUAL PARISH MEETING. solution, for answering- Key Mr Barker was confronted by about nr At the annual eeting of Trinity parish, 100. more or less, of his parishioners, D-Qo- od's THE BIGGEST! M Easter Monday, the following officers for wbo had accepted nls invitation, ana the ensuing year were elected : Clerk, L, with one voice they shouted, "We have GLASS. a. Beers: treasurer. IJr m. M. Hmicn: come to accept your invitation." The PUTTY. THE BEST! wardens, D. G. Beers, H. A. Hawley ; evening was pleasantly passed. Kefresh- - vesfrvmen. Jfi. Ij. Johnson, Dr Jfi. M ments were provided by tne visitors, it C. was a to Smith, H. G. Curtis, FranK Wrignt, r. complete and agreeable surprise SarsaparillaAnd therefore it la the true ana I mean my assortment of Plows tor Beardsley; auditors, H. 11. Camp, c. M. Kev Mr uarKor. only - nervous Beresrord ; collector, FratiK w neon : aeie- reliable medicine for people. and Harrows. I have three makes of to diocesan convention, H. G. Cur BEEKSHIBE. It makes the blood pure' and healthy, mmm ds, C. S. Flats; alternates, C. F. Beards- - and thus curea ' nervousness, makes 0 O dole d 0 Tbe are unequal-e- 9 9 Plows, in every style.that ley, C. H. Gay. George Evarts has moved his goods the nerves firm and strong, gives sweet on others- - As for I from Milford to a tenant house Sher mental vigor, a good appetite, by any Harrows, 9 The new The congregation at Trinity on Sun- man street. sleep, made the handsome contribution of perfect digestion. It does all this, and am for western Conne- Dress Stuff, day William Hard has sold hi9 Jeremy land cures or Salt Rheum general agent $53 for missions. This sum will be large which was advertised in to Scrofula, Eczema, 390 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. shown The Bee blood diseases, because it cticut for the Morgan Spading Harrow, Monday ly Increased by the offerings of many John Keane of Zoar. and all other for the first who were unable to be present. Mrs C. E. Jaynes of Bridgeport visited Makes which is THE Harrow- - They thorough time. her uncle, Bennett Beers, last week. the soil to any desired ST JOHH'S CHURCH. Mies Joste Hutchinson spent psrt oil ly pulverize 75c. a yard. last week with friends in Shelton. I A son was Blood smooth I OF DEBT AND A BALANCE IN THE little recently born at the Pure depth, leaving it aid light OUT wora we nave i l home of Charles Bedat. , Results prove every both Plows and TREASURY. aaid. Thousands mf n R. H. BEERS GO. have a large stock of Kev E. Beardsley visited at the home monlals establish the fact that ll'thill & An interesting fact in the report of the of Miss Helen Beers. Through his efforts fully Harrows- - treasurer at the parish meeting or be money is raised to and im- Black. was was not being paint The Deerfleld Steel Harness I have Gods John's that the parish only prove tbe Baptist church. Quite a sum SPECIAL FORMULA Soecial in Black Alma Wool out has already oeen raised- - sold for .Ldh Miss Sbea, who has been sick years and my customers have 48-in-Ch Maggie Serge, full Width, Value encouraging in viewtfi'J!.5!of the hard times of all winter, was able to take a ride, last Be Sure found them to be what I claim: rff fin vard. I tDe pa8t year an( '9 a compliment to the week. fXXTeS just ' 7Rc" a vv" energetic and popular rector. Key u. u to Get Hood s that are durable and j an on the ve0v' H3a,ster they light, hardy, Wrlgbt. Frank Shepardson, engineer was with l FERTILIZERS m Southern Pacific who resides at Los "I prostrated ZF'-u.i- one of the best for farm work-- Ky., troubles I took Hood's Sarsapax: i things HATTEBTOWH- - Angeles. Cal.. was troubled with rheu found relief." Albbna 8. J nh was Ehode Island. l.ng I have lots of that Rye matism for a long time. He treated Pawtucketville, Middlings Silk Department enthusiastic M. several also visited the Charles Penny of Bridgeport has by physicians, cure Dmoua- - TAKE THE LEAD AS ton- - no au nrer nis, on hand at SI 8 per Excellent feed over the Printed warp Chem spent several days in this place, the guest Hot Springs, but received permpnent UAnltfl n:ifa beadac&e. 2Sc his W. relief until he used Chamberlain's i'aln I1UUU 9 r 11" ness, (milk-producin- of father, J. Penny. for cows g) and Silks, half a dozen different in pigs, i irifs iihuo oumuwr?, wuuiiits utou quite Balm. He says it is the best medicine who took a d. i some the world for rheumatism. For sale primary department, quite horses- - colors. Vd.ru. sick. with the grip for, weeks by and flowers were " and S. C. prominent part. Palms is Dfitter. E. F. Hawley, Newtown, Bull, used in tne aecoration. The Artesian Well business is George Benedict of Danbury visits bis Sandy Hook. plentifully CROP PRODUCERS. father, Charles Benedict. Thursday evening of last week, Mr Caa ba be the who took an umbrella a then a joyoas Easter witkavt booming and I shall glad to confer Pekie Ormal Morgan bas resbmgied bis bouse, If person and Mrs R Brooks were given surprise a lew Scarf. law Hat lew Shan? Stripes H. A. his from the vestibule of Trinity church, last was the 20cb wea- - r or name for a rd Pratt, barn. It anniversary ol tneir correspond with any desirous of in That's the popu- Henry Morgan, wbo occupies nis spare Sunday, belonging to is,. Jj. Jonnson, diDfir. in about his will return tbe same to tne owner, tne interior or Corn V han tie rich things, right tylsa, their water - lar Satin strioe material hours making improvements please Georee Lewis is oaving Formula A, for Potatoes, and General Use. aad. abort creasing supply- used or reftore it to tne place irom wnicn it his house painted and papered, C. J. all. Us Sight Priesa. black, various widths, was taken, the act will be duly appreciat Thorp doing tbe work. Formula B, for Tobacco. separate skirts mostly. thvir place, has erected a nice flag pole ed. We tHke It for granted that every Tbe family wno occupied tne late uur- - Oar aaiortmsat of Taa Shoes for nea reads Formula C, (Superphosphate). aad is now a yard. on tbe green and on Holidays ana outer body The bee. tis Beardsley residence, last summer, boys eonplsu. Wt never had L fl. $12$ occasions a fine flag, 8x12 feet will wave, have leturned for the season. Formula E, and Grass. inch an assortment u select from. Sippefley, "O'er the land of the free and the home B. H. Bowman, Pub. Enquirer, of The first meeting for thi year Top Dressing week our regular of the brave.". Bremen, Ind., writes: Last of the officers of the Nichols Improve Patent Leather Shoes is with the one we Vea's Genua Cloth Mrs Eliza Elwood, wbo living little girl baby, only have, ment Association met at tbe residence of Send for circulars and lull mlormation. will save many Patent Calf Shoe d Hair It with poist-- toe; alas hpr daughter, Mrs C. M. Thorp, is quite was taken sick with croup. Alter two H. Li. Fairchild, Monday evening. Men's and is doctors failed to relief and life was is for all farmers to tnese careful Boys' patent axfrrdt; perfect Sipperley's Mills, ick and attended by Dr Hill. Her give Miss Julia Thorp visiting in Suffleld dollars give goods investigation, fit aad - Miss Elwood, a Trumbull hanging on a mere thread, we tried One Miss Catharine Ambler has returned prices rigkt- daughter, Lucy cure was Address Cena. , , , 11 J i icHcucri una uccu wilu uci bcvwhi Minute Cougn and its lire from a visit in Bridgeport. Westport, jl : S- - ETeryone inviteJ to ereiHine stock-- CiliV lU liiarvc All nit uitoj days. paved. E. F. Hawley, Newtown C. H. f. Nichols is laying tne rounaation ear flora 7ih rrA rf nur I Edward Bevans has been painting and Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, for a new barn. aruito . papering for Eli Beers in Palestine. Mr BotSford. Miss May Nichols has returned to Sonth EUGENE R BOTSFORD, - Hair I.10tn retllCOaiS, Bevans, who is a first class painter and Manchester after spending the Easter Cai Dentor anil Builder. Having been nine genuine vacation at home. years with the Savage & Smith Biitlillntf Co., and save expense or lining eacn orator, y 114 NEW CONN. of Bridgeport. I am prepared to do any work In Fairfield County. Rev J. Laine, who was pastor of the CHURCH ST., HAVEN, In mv line. ('amnt work repairing, etc.. ui orwi i. nrmctunTmrv wti trrmKTTV. Methodist church in Nichols some 28 attended to. EUGENE R. BOTSFORD, New- - tJJ here Ct. Cloak each. ' BETHEL- - ears ago, has been assigned again. town, Dep't. 6.50 j rne ox tne u. u. r. was .0 DV When thinking about Mrs J. P. Barnum entertained friends meeting tj. REVERSIBLE LEVEL LAND PLOW H. BEERS CO. WATCHES AND CLOCKS REPAIRED EASTER AT THE CONGREGATIONAL held at the home of the Misses Feet on 8. & maker, located at D. Davie', from Danbury, Friday. the evening of Tuesday, April 16. The near Botslord Depot All kinds of watches Mr and MrsC. JJurant and were CHDRCH. ! and clocks re aired in the best manner family program was a follows. the of their week is AND charges moderate, HKNKI BOURQL'ENEZ, guest parents, last The following the Easter program music j!iHier nyui 11. PLOWS BoUford, Ct. Mr and Mra A. li. Bevans or Hetnei carried out at tbeCongrfgational church, Roll call Shakespeare. KOLDBQARD a n iih Questions and answrs In Chautauqm - have been spendW.g few days his Sunday evening last: ot MrsC. remember that we alo carry TULLT EQUIPPED With a 40 horse Mr and Mrs E. C. Bevans. "East' r Bulls," the school. The Lite Shakespeare. J Thorp. just BEING we are now OPHIO- parents, Song. by Sketch ot tbe customs and doings of Shanes dou- portable engine, pre- Address ot welf.oinn, Fred Hickofc. M. a full line of Light. Single and pared to take contracts for Hawing Ties and Ki'Citaiion Vloln Andrews. peare's tune, Mrs A Aicnois. Timber In the woods. cannot a L, Kon ne irnm anaKesiwitre. j n. unm Money bay Among the dpputy sheriff to be ap Prayer, Rev H. Slack. Kocitation from Hamlet, Miss Elsis Nichols. ble and Farm Harness. better outfit. BEARD BROTHERS, She) ton. EU'ot when he Song, "Tt;lUbe Tale," school. ot LEVEL LAND OR HILLSIDES. BUILT Conn NBWHAVEV.COilN. pointed by Sheriff Hawley Mark IS :42 47. Harold Senior. Outline story ot Merchant Venice, Mlsi FOR into office on June 1, M. C. Hick-o- Gertie Peet. goes Rodgfrs Recitation.' Low in the Gardn,"Fred from Miss a., ner- - ne deputy-ni- f and Slack. Recitation Shakespeare, SON of this town is slated lor John , son. A. H. DIM0ND here, so the Farmer says. "The Angel's Story," Matt. 28:1-8- James was Bridgeport Signor. Easter Sunday observed at Trinity the BETHEL. CONN Song, "Go tell it with Joy," Helen and Grace church with services appropriate for tbe Opposite Fountain, Miss Kittie Beecher and Miss Josephine Twisa. season. Exercise. "Easter Girts." Willie Pettee, Bob COV TEE DAY ARIGHT WITH FOR McDonald of are . START THE Philadelphia guests at ert Judd, Bell Meyer, ddie Sinnor, Eva Lawyer W. J. Beecher's. Jam 8 Gi'iswold. Amelia Meyer. FAIRFIELD. Song, "At Easter Time," Harold McGregor, JAVA Emma Judd, Helen Slack, Liavm tux. and Miss Jennie Bolles from Worcester, Recitation. "Sorlnn." Carrie Be ebe. BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. Evans. MOCHA. MUSIC STORE. Mass., is visiting at J. M. Blackmail's in Sonar. Blue Bird's Sons." Ida a ball and the Olen. Recitation. "Who Cares lor the Birds?" The baseball club gave cup Sovereign Haunah Morrison, Harold 8enlor, Ja es Sig- per at the Town hall on Monday evening . . BUSINESS. nor, Howard Hlckok, Clinton Tavlor. to funds for their The A 'Delicious Coffee Mr and Mrs C. VV Sloane spent Eater Song, "All the Little Sparrows," primary raie equipment. ON "HARD TIMES" BASIS. school. attendance was disappointing and a not for FOR SALE IN 1 lb. SEALED TINS BT PEICES RECONSTRUCTED A in New York City, returning on Monday Exercise. "Lessons from the Lilies." Pan sum was rne ciuo Unequaled very large realized, Fine Flavor ine Smith, Lucj Northrop, Helen Slack,. Ida intend to give a good season or games Our Shoes are built for that and V. E. Mitchell from Easthampton Evans. and ask to furnish and ifittster with bis sister. Song, "What do you Think?" Millie Starr. only support enough Strength. E. F. HAWLEY spent song, r aircniia eivr. the grounds and uniforms. A? the games nothing else New Spring goods just PIANO AND ORGAN DEPARTMENT. Recitation, Leon rd Bailey. will be all lovers oi uefliouid Miss is Sonsr. "Jesus Loves Me." Etelle Balrd. free, tnega in. Goods are all Cecilia Harrigan visiting her Helen contribute in advance and give tbe club Eussett the go this sister, Mrs VV. H. Keane, of Bridgeport. Recitation, "Spring Messenger," a was on Mason & Hamlin new vertical and ste Judd. start. A practice game played HOfi'S THE HARNESS? season, more than ever and we have a The celebrated Piano'g tuning Recitation, "The Child's Easter Question,' Good Friday, which was principally of the entire world. Eula Dunlao. . - peg plank, make them the leading pianos Edward Pillsbury of Canaan has mov Ber-- marked bv the awkwardness and unlim- harness? of a horse blanket? Anything wanted in better line than at lower - Recitation, "Waking and Dreaming," How's the Thinking ever, prices All makes of pianos we sell at greatly reduced prices. JLlegant upright pian ed his family into rooms over the Hunt- lua Benedict. bered condition of the players. TTnraa Tn tip.ftd conveniences? Toull find ttos an Collection. Snnri? of travelin? than ever- - Misses' and Chil- os from S170 secona-nan- om up ingtown store and will work tbe urimu tne above lina of Ladies', (new) upward, pianos lupnguv aivv this season. Song, "Song ot the Bells," school. SHERIFF HAWLEY'S LOCAL DEPUTY. time and place to make purchasers in farm, Benediction. exceptional good Kid-Men- ward. Organs from $25 upward. Large discounts from former prices. dren's Oxfords in Eussett and 's Miss Emma McGregor had charge of Good authority states that Wallace goods Mrs Elizabeth Peck of Naugatuck is the Sunday school exercise. The pro Bulkley is slated for the deputy sherifl's and Boys Eusset Shoes latest visiting at Augustus Peck's in Berkshire or- position. His petition was heavy with SS. DEPARTMENT. gram wa3 carried through in periect ATI5LITa"SCTar, S2 S2 Men's RENTING der. Tbe children did their part well. signatures. JOHN42 Tairfi Id Ave-- , 78 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. shapes and 50; heavy bal James Corbett has traded horses with Their songs and recitations were little Shoes $1 S1.25 L. C. sermons and went to the hearts of REMEMBER THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING atd pair, Boys the We the stock in Western Connecticut. rented Gilbert. right TO TEETH keep largest renting Organs the hearers. A large audience was pres Remember the town meeting next Mon IT IS IMPOSSIBLE FOB T0U HAVE same. We have the best line of Shoes from tl Der month upward : pianos rented from 92 per month to $25; large dis Doctor H. K. Fish, of Gravois Mills, ent. day afternoon to express the sentiment I WITHOUT A PLATE, oo. a oi tne tne new and lowest in town Sole counts rents. Mo., practicing physician of many taxpayers concerning hold tn what prices agent years experience, writes : De Witt AN OLD INDUSTRY. Beach Improvement Company. 8aiuoABqenoniomid roots or teeth to place you need. Every dentist who has graduated in recent years for Douglas celebrated shoes- - Witch Hazel Salve has no equal for in Comb making was at one time the lead must know how to do this work belore he can get bid diplo- dolent sores, scalds and burns. It stops ing business of the town. Combs went A long wished for opportunity to hear ma. G. KE1TELL HAWLEY, Does this work, Corner kUia SHEET MUSIC AND BOOK DEPARTMENT. heals a burn and out of fashion some 60 the fine of the and West Streets. Happy Medium are our prices, neither so pain instantly, quickly years ago. Many organ Congregational hufh as to nor so low as to make the best work leaves no scar. F. New. church was suggest robbery nil-In- Edgar Hawley, old substantial dwellings of tbe place given last evening. Organist impossible. Oold fillings $1' and up according to size. o"ver town; S. C. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B were built by well-to-d- o comb makers in Weidenhammer of St John's, Bridgeport, 60c ard up. Extracting with pure Iresu gas. Gold Plates, TLTTY DISCOUNT. We sell all Sheet Music at 2 below the Botslord. their A few of the old showed off the instrument in a ekillful Gold wowns, Gold Kridges. PER CINT Blakeman, prosperous days. - or marked 10 cent music we also sell at 1 2 oft A stock workmen are still living and are men of manne.. The program was varied by SB O. KETTELL HAWLE7, DABBTJ2T, COM- publif her's price. large Sehube-- t E. 25 and 60c folios or An entertainment given by the school 80 and 85 years of age. Ruf us Couch, is a masterly selections by the F. HAWLEY'S. at Instruction Books for all kinds of Instruments. for voice, Miss Love-- will be held in the Taunton schoolhouse, prosperous farmer. John Johnson is a Quartet of Bridgeport. May Po- with Dotted rjlants and cat flowers on gan or piano, 200 pages of music, for 50 CENTS. 26, at S o'clock spry man of his age. He joade his pile of New Haven sang a beautiful so- ial meeting of the Fairfield County Friday evening, April ridge mona at Shelton. All but Mr the altar. Rev W. A. Swan preached The admission will be id cents, children in his younger day and is now taking the lo with exquisite taste. Tbe proceeds Orange verv fine sermon on the ''Resurrection free. The will go toward fur world easy. Charles Stevens appears to were for the benefit of the Fresh Air Kellogg took the fifth degree. proceeds Julia The ladies of the parish presented Rev DEPARTMENT. nishing dooksoi reference lor tne school be enjoying life in bis old age. Joshua Home. The Junior Guild met with Miss 7f. A. Swan with a handsome white eilk CHEAP G000DS! MUSICAL MERCHANDISE A cordial invitation is extended to all Seelev Tavlor is in Ifeeblt health. Gen are Tbe N. Hawley on Monday evening. The on Building operations booming. rf stole, with white fringe. It was worn once a to small with Mrs Sagen-do- eral Russell Eaton, terror large annex to tbe factory is nearly com worklDg chaptermeet for the first time. The par-ife- settled to a on Easter day VS., TV 1 boys, has down quiet, peace pleted. The carpenters began on their Friday. meet in z was held on Monday even fitMl Strings A cents. Out strings 9 cents. Strings for Violins, Banjos, Man. hen in Danbnry get dinner at the sister of Pratt 20 Elm street. ? Be- ful life. Sumner stowe, in nis younger part of the drag store, this week. Smith The funeral of Mrs Weed, the ing. All tbe old officers were ! 10 House, Why - CHEAP sell discount of CENT down to - was an in ilum- on PEICES slollns nd GulUrs we will at 25 PER per cause conduct- a first-clas- s days apprentice boy Brothers are completing the addition to Mrs H. L. Foote, took place Friday. for another they restau trees. In later he became an in as- year. cent below former prices. nice and clean. years Michael Neary's house. r Mr Whitcome conducted the service, The above theme leads rant, ; na'nraHy ap to tfci s, dustrious, prosperous farmer. He lives Mr Lawrence. . Banjo-Mandolin- Prof Manuel is touching up the inter- sisted by Mr and Mrs Albert Gorham a de as viewed from Oar enormons stock of Banjos, Mandolins, Guitars, Uuitar, in Lonetown recov- gave question of quality the dealer's district, Redding. ior of "Innerburn." Mr Lee, wbo has Miss Foster, who has just tea to the on - We are , , B i Mary lightful choir, Wednesday standpoint- thoroughly in eamsst ia ear k.uuiiu., Fred L. Curtis of Passaic. N. J . pass occupied the cottage during the winter, ered from a broken limb, is Improving evening. e on the of offerinc Se- ed Easter as the of bis First Selectman Arthur S. Judd bas has to of has been importance Only Sunday guest confined to his bed week returned Danbury. from an attack pneumonia. Mrs Banks Gorham quite sick, llable Goods. It is oar belief that no price is law . . - -a - -. Jura v,urus been the past Lake on is Keid s care. titx TT r r rx Ttn i raotner, uerjjamm oi mrtig with severe illness and at times nls case La crosse practice has begun John "Sagendorf and Eugene but improving under Lr enough to redeem an unserviceable er shoddy ar- T, mitm a in alive a H. L. bas returned from maled-.etie- H. . Beers has bis a succeeded Henry Raynor ticle from the which roes with was considered very critical. A bard A. painted barn Saturday capturingacross. Its New it was cause. At lead color. The Manor is being hen hawk measuring four feet his visit to York city and is still Sight here U where some furniture dealers make a cold the probable present pleasing In some become entang- at tbe homestead. Born, Saturday, April 13, daughter writing bis symptoms are more encour covered with a coat of dark colors. talons had way boarding Burgess their mistake. In hsndlinr foods known ts be of " to Mr and Mrs Frederick W. Hall of led tn the in such a manner as to where be will make it his borne, this sum inferior because caa Planoi tuned for $L80 t present. That is the largest discount made by any aging. Mr Judd's mother, who is one of Pierre Rowland and Ted Clucas twigs ' " quality simply they buy become , . "'f mer. them a little In United States. Bridgeport. his family, is also codfined to ner bed and in town this week. : helpless. cheaper than the better grade, and dealer the Mr and Mrs R. T. Clarke spent Easter Mrs Mary J. Teal is under the doctor's as these dealers arrae. will sell as on and over both pia- is very weak and feeble The road was closed for sev just wett, VTe cheerfully furnish estimate! repairing making new, Mrs who has been with her Unquowa In care. Haybe will sell as wall McMahon, Mrs Delia Lyon died on Saturday, 60 eral days last weeK to let tne steam roil with friends Bridgeport. James Brotbwell moved into they just the first time, nos and We employ only the very best tuners and factory workmen from Mrs E. F. returned to few Stephen but if when taken home do net the ser- organs. daughter, Hawley, years of age. Tbe funeral was attended, er down the dressing of fine stone. Robert Smith is spending a days tenement tnts va- they give first-clas-s 25 cent below former Mew on put saniord's nouse, week, vice expected. those Is will be stand- New York and do work per prices. Milford Monday. afternoon, from the home of has "been added with his parents, it being several years Mrs foo constant Monday The eighth trolley car cated by Mannery. advertisements fe litre. Bassett. Rev William Morrell fit-I- on since he bas been at home. or ing a;unit Everybody Winthrop to the Fait line and they now run John A. Price Mew uaven was a likes but likes Frederick Sanford was in New Haven officiated. ; 10 Rev Mr Francis of Fall River, Mass., of his "Cheap Prices," nobody minute intervals. guest father. James Price, last Goods- -' We on has been in will assume of the scat hare "Cheap Goods," but ewr MUSIC TEACHING DEPARTMENT. Monday. Mrs Herman Taylor Hart Work on the Osborn hill improvements temporary charge Sunday. are Prices. Ws have receiv- ford the care of her church. He has been D. Sanford returned borne on prices "Cheap just past week, taking is well under way. ; A good length of the Congregational or Monday, ed food fresh Una of Samples S. C. Bull of the Hook made sister. Mrs Harriett Judsen, who is very and connected with a southern college after bis winter in Brook line, Spring ofCarpe's. Druggist highway stone wall has been built which from lack sofjurn Moqusttes. Body Brussels. Extra Super Tapestry teachers furnished for all instruments, as well as Instruments and a business excursion to on Mon ill and is not expected to live from day lots are cleaned of rocks and seminary as Instructor, Mass , with his cmldren. . Excellent - Danbury tbe being in- Brussels with borders te match, C 0 Sxtra I is unable to retain all of Its G. was Super is well known as one of the most teachers to day. Mrs Judson has been spending brush. : Great has been express- of funds Senator D. Warner at the Red China rooms tor Mr Hoyt thorough day. pleasure ; woo. and Japan Hatting, aad practice. tbe winter with ber niece, Mrs John Tav su- structors. 4 office, on business Foreiga ed at the engagement of Mr Dallas to ding probate recently, Domes' ie Bogs. All lininr and aad best musicians in the State. , lor. Most of her life has been in hill will afford Those who have sown their tobacco connected with tne w . T. uenison estate. grades carpet Mr and Mrs C. F. Beardsley spent spent perintend this work. The Chamber Suits. Chiffon-iire- e. Monroe, Ct. them frozen solid, leaving With tbe of Couch Hill oar (tsir pads. Sideboards. Easter Sunday with friends in New good opportunity for the display of his beds have had exception Writing Desks, Plush Beckers, Mrs Jerome has a window and all are re to him with them in some doubt as to whether the roads are nearly settled and traveling H Diatsjg Haven. Morgan bay taste joiced keep auite eood. tsblrs. Parlor sector tables ia oak aad filled with lovely flowers. The plants us. seed will ever grow. . mahogany, HaU Trees. Pictures, Trismend Mir- and-gree- Marshall D. Sanford is a kitch Charles look unusually fresh Miss The United Friends meet E having rors, Window Shades, hUn cribs HOYTS NEW MUSIC STORE, Mrs Beers, wife of Selectman Emma Judd also has a choice of en built on to nis nouse. Hamilton Fer- losses, spring E Beers, passed Sunday with her sister, display H. Smith was elected grand trustee at tbe BEDDING. is the anderadl sand everything la the furniture liac. session of council. ry doing job. Come nd see us; makes ne difference Mrs T. E. Mower, at Roxbury Station. plants. last the grand W. S. Bassett Is engaged in building a it whether MAIN ST.. DANBURY, CONN. Reuben Tavlor moves back to his old new waeon for John Carroll. you buy the first time, we will be glad ts shew 321, 323 and 325 at the Four Corners in Elm wood. EASTER AT CHEIST CHURCH. houe what we have We find se- place BROOKFIELD. Mrs M. B. Giles of was in you there is often mere Have you registered your dog? The church was Bridgeport virtue in a hnV hour sues in column Joel Taylor has broken ground for a The Easter music at Christ town a few last old siagU Ulsoltiaf aver lectmen a notice in another ANNUAL PARISH MEETING OF 8T PAUL'S choir consisted of days, week, visiting our stoeV, warn all must cellar and intends to build a house. His a grand success. Tbe friends. - examining goods, eosapariag trie s parties that they register Nelson his son a of St Paul's on talent : Mrs Wil- aad 'ailing us up" goaereUy than any amsunt of ! all on or before May 1. All failing father, Taylor, gave At the parish meeting the following Sopranos, Mrs O. C. Banks and daughter, Anne, To Farmers dogs building lot near tbe old homestead in Monday the following officers were elect- liam Sanford, Miss Bell Mickerson, Mrs of End, are D. type talk Ws think we can safely premise te The Nick-erso- Wfgt visiting to comply will be prosecuted. n Bridgeport, convince the VBO HAVE NOT ALREADY FOUND OUT THi Plumtrees. ed : E. N. Hawley, clerk ; Samuel Sher- Everett Gorham and Master Hezzie S. and Mis J. Belle Sanford, at their mott skeptical buyers, we have bar ...... and Mrs t W. S. Haines has put H. H. Balrd's man, senior warden; E N. Hawley, jun ; alto, Mrs Henry Sanford home in Brookline, Mass. gains fcr them if they will come and see as Tears fine Albert Gorham FilHH-OEIEliI- Eugene fi. botsford, an experienced saw mill in ordei. His sawing has lor; Charles Stuart, Charles H. Camp, Albert Gorham; tenor The widow of Harry Wakely, an old uspestraily JT. carpenter, having been nine years with a been first class work. Nearly every log C. D. H. Kellogg, W. J. Beehler,Sranley and Everett Gorham ; bass, Reddington B. CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE in tbe will be sawed before the B. F. H. E. N. ; James "The Wes- prominent Bridgeport concern, announce? yard up Terrill, vestrymen ; Beers, Dayton organist, Gregory. the assortment and the best plows ever introduced into he is to serve the in his line season closes. ; S. B. Terrill and Roman Soldier," by Master Hezzie Keeps largest ready public Hawley, delegates 6ung Everett TAYLOR tern Connecticut, I would say, come and see. and you will And Wiard Plows, of work. He can also do all kinds of Mrs Cassidy," formerly Miss Carrie Charles Stuart substitute; S. Niekerson, Albert Gorham and r , ... with full choir in chorus, was rhiiled and Swivel, one and two horse; also the Morgan Spading Harrow, cabinet work and repairing, Senior, is building an addition to her treasurer. Gorham, house on Golden Hill. very fine. Hymn 101, "Angels Roll the Ull Weeder and Cultivator. Have you seen the OBTUSE Mlfe BOUND. and "Jesus - Corn Planters, Wiard Adjustable S. hew has a fine new circular Rock Away," carol, Lives," furniture Dealers- Undertaking aad Embalm-- and those Stone Boat Tve Frederick F. Johnson of the Berkeley J. May for a few last week were by Mrs William in ail its Pitts, all steel land Roller? I've got it, Fronts, got on his thoroughbred stock of Obtuse district days sung very sweetly Branches. divinity school is in town for the. Easter poultry, was mud bound, traveling being almoBt Sanford. Hymn 98, "Christ the Lord is themtoo. recess. cattle and horses. He also has invented are risen to Miss Bell Nieker- SANDY HOOK, C0NH. ft a new for in a impossible. Roads generally Improv- day," sung by , process printing drawings in many son, with full choir in chorus, was very variety of colors. See his advertisement ing rapidly though quite springy fine on , - fine Indeed. Miss Niekerson has a NEWTOWN,pnecHZLD,P. 0. HAWLEYVTLLE, CONN. A little miss of three years in another column. places. us- TATOTON DISTRICT, bright clear voice and her notes are ur j.;. high : ducks listening to the neighbors quack- Mrs Hiram Hawley and daughter re- The carol, Easter A Few Stock of COXSIXED HORSE : hear those ually good. "Bright GOSLEE'S ROE, ing, exclaimed, "Oh'mamma, NICHOLS. turned on Tuesday from their Southern Skies," sung by Mrs Albert Gorbam and Cultivator and Rldfter, Field Marker and Coverer pigeons bark." from home about six was tbe of - BOOTS and SHOES! . Tobac- trip, being away Miss Bell Niekerson, gem the for Cora and Potatoet, Harrow and Leveler, AT THE weeks. fine bass TSDSlEtUmf- Hoe and Hiller. Steel Tbiw.'CO Ridcera, Wood EA3TEK METHODIST CHUBCH. evening. Reddington Dayton's OVERALLS and co ' Cultivator with Rake Attachment, Rev Mr Lawrence moved froma.town is a addition to the choir. . . CttlV Kidrera: Light Hobart Hawley has moved into the . Tbe celebration of Easter at tbe Metho- voie great for Tobacco and other crop ; Smoothing Harrowa, house of James vacated with his family early in the week. "Onward Christian Soldiers," sung after Prices Down! WCSXEiQ PARTS three Uea ; Light Cultivator Harrow, Share Hon Coles, recently dist cburch was made memorable by a a XL all over Connec- Mr Mrs C. D H. Mrs the service by the full choir, was grand Hoe. Hundred! Inturcestful use bv Giorge Kobinson. very interesting service, consisting of and Kellogg, Tbe ticut. If your local dealer doeao't keep them, Bend H. W. Andrews, E. N. Hawley closing up of the Easter service. and testimonial to singing and recitations. Special mention Weld, decorated A. JOYCE, oxxrTTinoi, for circular should be made ot tbe children in the and Miss Julia Hawley attended the spec-- church was very handsomely 0. W. COSLEE, Buckingham, Conn. Joseph Cox of Hawleyvilie has just -- 4

ft- tockbrid vs Mao tare 0 . T: - - - ON CORN. O-n-- c Were,, Mr. N. I. Bowditch, of Millwood Farm, Framingham, flass., Planted over seventy acres of corn in 1894. In one of the big fields two acres were surveyed through the centre, in strips 0 crossing each other at right angles, as shown in the diagram above; and in the other field one acre was staked off by the mirvevor in a strio running- - clear across the piece. These surveyed strips received Stockbridge Corn Manure only. The balance and both the manured and the of both fields was heavily dressed with barnyard manure; but in all other respects planting, cultivating, harvesting portion fertilized received exactly the same treatment. In reporting results Mr. Jtsowcutcn was at liberty to take any tnree acres on manure to compare witn portion " the three acres on Stockbridge. His report follows: , THREE ACRES ON MANURE. THREE ACRES ON STOCKBRIDGE ALONE. Yield of shelled bushels" Yield of shelled corn, 277 bushels $0.55 $i52-5- corn, 265 $0.55 $146.23 1 " tons 8.00 110.00 " fodder, 13 tons 8.00 10.00 fodder, 13! Total . Total yield . . . $262.53 yield $256.23 OO Cost of . . . . . , Cost of ploughing . . . . . $12. ploughing $12.00 " four times . . . . " hoeing four times . . I2.00 hoeing 12.00 " and . . . . ' cutting and binding 9.OO cutting binding 9.00 11 O.OO " harrowing . . . . . , 4-- 5 harrowing " " husking 25-4- 5 husking 24.48 ...... 6.00 " fertilizer . " spreading manure spreading 3.00 Interest and taxes 20.00 Interest and taxes 20.00 Cost of fertilizer in field . . . Cost of manure in barn, 40 cartloads per acre, at $1 a load 120.00 ...... 100.00 ...... field " hauling manure to 50.00 Total cost . . 184.98 254-4- Total cost . . . $7i-2- ...... Profit on fertilizer 5 Profit on manure $8.08 Cost of shelled corn per bushel 28JC. Cost of shelled corn per bushel ..... 52JC. This shows a profit of 23c. a bushel in favor of the Stockbridge; but Mr. Bowditch adds that the profit is really more, as he credited the corn at the home-grow- n no cost for etc. No hand labor price of new corn in Chicago, while his corn is not only better, but is now on the farm, ready to use, with freight, was used, all the planting, cultivation, and harvesting being done by horse power. Mr. Bowditch also considers the fodder worth more than $8 per ton to feed at home. much The point brought out by Mr. Bowditch's experiment would seem to be that, as compared with Stockbridge Manure, the stable manure costs too for the good it does; that the Stockbridge Corn, Manure is fully as good if not cheaper than stable manure, even if the number of bushels raised per acre were no more, or even less, than the yield from stable manure. from the fertilizer as from the manure. Of course, something should be credited to the stable manure for the fertility left in the soil. Yet in this experiment there was, no doubt, as much fertility left We do not claim that the Stockbridge Manure is better than stable manure for corn, but we do claim that ib is fully as cheap; and, if the manure is to be hauled some distance, the Stockbridge will effect a great saving. . A photograph of this handsome field of corn is shown in our 1895 catalogue. SEE LOCAL AGENTS, OR ADDRESS FERTILIZER 43 Chatham Street, BOSTON, MASS. BOWKER COflPANY, 27 Beaver Street, NEW YORK.

representative of The Bee, who hap- tism bat is improving under tlon and listened to a very able sermon hi Litchfield gradually rector. Rev C. The Newtown Beef County. pened in tbe other day, was cordially Dr Bisseirs treatment. by the J. Linsley. IT'S e TOWN! greeted ty the genial proprietor, and Miss Hattle Leavenworth opened school Sunday services at Christ church were THE TALK FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1808. escorted through the different depart- in Good Hill district and Miss Florence at 2.30 p. m. The church was tastefully CIRCULATION: WASHINGTON. ments. Mr Hail's millinery department Wetmore in Painter Hill, Monday. Miss trimmed with potted and cut flowers. 8hoe and Our JAIDART 1.1 610 in of them came from Mr Benedict's The showing of Ladies' Oxfords ii all colors, Nobby Slippers. ba. is elaborate. This year be has city Rose Beegan is teaching Hazel Plain. Many - LAST WEEK 8200 assist- new lines are what we mean to chann you with- Newest of the SUGGESTED BY THE RECENT FIRE. trimmed good?, and the result is yery Mrs William Davis of Oxford is greenhouse. to him as well as to bis in for her Miss Hon S. L. Bloss remains about tbe chosen and with every economy brought Editor The Bee: Some satisfactory pat ing caring daughter, new, wisely acknowledge rons. The styles are varied, ana are Towner. same. He is still confined to bis bed. into train lots and know- .In Fairfield ment seems due to the neighbors and such as tbe ladies time. is tbe universal in these William Judd of Watertown has mov- by taking great County. 80 hous- captivate every Mud, mud, cry when and what to take. friends who heroically saved our Mr Hall also branches out into ladies days. ed into P. L. Waldron's tenement house. ing es from destruction on the night of the made costumes and the like. He J. D. Waldron was in town, Fast REDDING. col that consumed the Messrs ready flagration carries a Hue ot Jewelry and silverware E. Stahl of Naogatuck was the guest day. SPKING AND SUMMER FOOTWEAR. watts' stores and tbe depot. The build is in of bis brother-in-la- C. T. was a three which hardly exceeded any country Squires, CONTINCED FROM PRECEDING PAGE. ing story structure standing store. His line of silks and dress goods Thursday and Friday of the past week. on higher ground less than 75 feet away, is also extensive. Mr Hall's courteous home on morning. KENT- - BEING Y0UB FEET. BEING Y0UK FEET. us and with so a returning Saturday resident ol Redding, was buried from overtopplug strong and valued assistant is George W. Coch- He did not find the trout fishing quite up wind blowing toward us that it carried was to and so is come 300 cases of fine Boots, Shoes, Oxfords, Slippers, all the latest Styles Huntington in the K id jre cemetery. rane. After a visit here tbe scribe expectations to again REV ME BIBLBY CLOSES HIS WORK AT ST stylish has a large cinders over our houses and up on not so much that climb later. of Footwear to tne estate oi a iamoos maniuaciuTr. John Reynolds purchased pair to the Green and mile surprised people " ANDREW'S. settle oxen two cows of E. Miller. beyond, (a away.) tbe hills and mountains and descend to Mrs William came home from SO0 of and J. And It was tbe most Spargo 700 pairs ladies' fine donirola kid button pairs men's satin call lace and congress . H. bat added a new horse only by superhuman this valley, when they can have such a the hospital in New Haveu, where she has Rev W. F. Blelby closed his pastorate, last and and common sense shoes, tine and all solid, 69c Bradley of like tro-gan- s cnurcn ana lace shoes, patent tip style hi tiTjrta everybody working stock to select from. been for a few much improv- Sunday, at si Andrews Degina nia . 09o. 10 to stock. our Mr weeks,very work in the Church ot the Messiah, Green-bush- , HERE IT IS style case men's Kaaco call dress shoes, all arc a deal more that buildings, including ed in health. euu ladies' patent learner sanaajs ana worth J.OO, Fishermen great plenty and Mr which were next Sunday. Heexpects to be in town pairsrussett donirola kid oxfords. styles Sherman Rylander's Foulois', Charles Pettit has a new horse again next week to remove his household Mammal Hsrs is ths plass where all oxfords, and IS eases men's best hand sewed welt, razor than trout, although George almost were but R0XBUBY. lately ser- Piccadilly, razor and common sense, toe common sense In ruaaett and one equally exposed, saved, from the sale stable of Ira M. Booth, goods and family. The Easter Sunday w - and last. manages to hook of tbe speckled off the boys such 6000 Shoes loye- French worth S--i as, S.49 even better work was done In saving the fine vices in St Andrew's church passpd very get ehsap 620 and finest hand turned calf; and beauties occasionally. where there is plenty of stock always pleasantly-- Easte' music was pairs ladies' best Men's 8hoes We want on nam Air as a Appropriate Notwlth-standin- and band welt button and lace razor, to Impress you and are In the atia roppenseick ?, sned CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. on sale or exchange. sung both and evening. g Tes ws'rs hers to supply the pnblio of shoes, one aim Is tbat we sell mora Flowing planting yet connr-ctt'- wltb barn was con morning Piccadilly and last, worth from pie fact, that the partly Nicholson takes the lead in the Inclement weather a good sized 1 Philadelphia Men's 8 hoes than other shoe bouse in future. turned. Mr wishes to me Seargeant were at the Hew Hilford and vicinity with shoes. to 6, 8 70. any The of an appro- Kylander )iu The subject for next Sunday morning fish stories thus far, baying caught at congregation present morning 790 pairs ladies' fine stylish vici kid button the eity. prospect obtaining in his thanks and service. In the evening the church was well SO for the Is slim. acknowledgements and sermon will be "The victory oi raitn." one trial 51. The rest of tbe filled. The churcb held no Spring foods are coming in every day and lace shoes, cloth top or kid made by T. 6. cases Boy's satin ca't dress shoes, razor priation park Economy the others doubtless would if knew anglers Congregational worth $5.00, 8 49- - or opera toes, russet or black. 98c seems to be the watchword of our pres- they On the next three Sunday evenings would be glad even to get a quarter the service but out of respect tor the out going Plant, I was writing this, as usual after a lire will be a series of addresses on rector tbe of them and Pastor Ladies' Oz'ords 87 different styles.we ent Legislature. given number at one time. camemajorityfor a farewell visit to tbe arises how best to seek fire g Wright down 8t question The Condition of the People." Each Everett and Allen Hurlburt are spend-it- Andrew's before Mr Bielby lelt town. Rev are selling a good Oxford tan and CHIIDEEN'S SCHOOL SHOES. protectlor. I am not entirely conversant will be based on a book and at the close the Easter vacation at home. Mr Bielby an sermon LYON'S PLAINS. preached appropriate black for Children's Taa Shoes, ' witn the u?e of hydraulic rams for raid of each, discussion will be invited. Now Arthur Sanford, who had the misfor- lor tbe day, and made at the beginning of the SI; And dress in endless 75c. Never were lower. ing water, but have the impression that so in our town are sermon a few brief remarks regarding his variety, 22, 30, 50, $! prices PERSONAL MENTION. that many reading tune to break bis collar bone a few weeks work and the kindness shown him by both ths largest variety in Town, and at one could be constructed under the dam 'The New Era,"' it is expected that con bas recovered. his own and the railroad ago, people Congregational lowest Men's Taa Shoes veil Mrs Eunice Merwin, who has been by tbe bridge that would raise siderable interest will be taken in such a Mrs Willard Hodge spent Sunday in brethren and the citizens generally. During prices. See-ley- 's which covered seven TRUNKS AND BAGS. the week with her water to the top of tbe bill back of series. The first address will be based with sister. his pastorate has nearly come look over spending past brother, lumber into a which Washington ber years, Mr Bielby has offlciated at 70 innerals and the stock, vt will Charles Nichols In DeerHeld, returned yard reservoir, on Kidd's "Social involution." The Miss Daisy Hill is teaching the school besides assisted at others, baptized 89 per- borne on with a six inch pipe would throw water second on tbe "Tenth Annual of in the sons, and 34 persons for confirma- satisfy yon with both shoe and price Monday. Report North district. and presented A Mis Jennie Davis this week to the tops of most any of our buildings the Bureau of Labor Statistics of Connec- Mr Gee and of are tion married nine couples. very good Shoe in Hew spends In Hollow. tbe ram would not do family Waterbury showing for a small country village except at the lowest pries Sure with friend In Bridgeport. the If ticut;" and the third on tbe "Report for visiting relatives in town. In the matrimonial line. even this C BENNETT & SON. " H it the or the Perhaps Milford. - Clinton Patchen, who works In South engine boiler at creamery 1895 of tbe Board of Education of the Isaac Prindle is quite ill and under might have appeared somewhat larger were , home. might be utilized at for that pur- State of Connecticut." it not that the New York line is very near his Norwalk, spent Easter at night the care of Dr Pons. are with Mrs E. Davis and ber aunt, MMs Har- pose. Another plan that bas been sug- The topic for next Wednesday's pray pariso where the bonds tied greater is a dispatch and fewer questions asked than is 367 MAIN STEEET, ford of Stamford, visited relatives in gested to build dam above tbe cross er meeting will be, "Religious Toler customary with the rector ol St Andrew's and J. W. EIJaSWORTJI, North Wilton, last week Wednesday. road that leads to the Gregory Bryan ance." BETHLEHEM. all Connecticut divines. Mr Bieloy has been Miss Nettle Merwin of Norwalk place, or on the Church Hill road some Mrs Lewis Beardsley sent a beautiful chaplain ol St Luke's lodge, P. & A. M, for BRIDGEPORT, CONN. spent where near the old and more than six years, where he has made 8 BANE ST-- , NEW MILFORD- - Sunday at home. Judd place, pipe vase of roses for the Easter decorations. THE SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. himself generally useful, and always had the Kdmond Tread well of Bethel has vis- down. Either Is above sewerage, so that good will of the brethren. ited relatives on the Plain. the water could be u?ed for domestic pur 'ROUND STATION. A special town meeting was held on a THE Mrs Betsey Seeley and son, Luther, poses and be great convenience In many Monday at 2 p. m., warned by a petition ANNUAL PARISH MEETING OF ST ANDREW'S. to miss her. Our best wish Is that they may who havt) for some time the a household. Some have that Mrs Al da is ber of 20 tax to consider the action wherever they go and that the new ! occupied thought Fogg visiting sister, payers The annual ot St Andrew's firosper will be as careful as the old one. If WONDERS NEVER CEASE George Dawns has moved near (2000 would build it. Tbe Interest at 6 Mrs T. E. Mower. taken last fall in regard to the working was heldparishon meeting J. F. we be will the place, church Easter Monday. he Is not, fear that regret -day the Redding line Inte Mrs D. L. Row. per cent would be 9120. It is believed Miss Ida Gillett bas been suffering of the highways. What they wanted is Gibbs was elected senior warden; F. B. he ever saw Kent, and we leel certain- land's hoore. that at 910 or 915 to each consumer the with a felon on her thumb. still a mystery. No motion or sugges- Winegar, junior warden; Perry Hntcut, F. R. no license town will be added to the amount could be and If a Buckingham, Charles Edwards, Jerome Judd roll ol honors in the state of Connecticut. A Mrs Clarence Bradley and Miss Clara easily raised, Frank Troble and family are with rel tion was made at tbe meeting and it ad and Charles A. vestrvrr.en; wonderful machine, the Aspinwail pota- 1 - Buckingham are oats and Bradley of Greentteld Hill have been re Joint stock company were formed, It atives Torrington. journed - without date.- About two Albert Hnfcut, The farmers very busy sowing Lane, treasurer; Perry n; parish from all accounts we think a larger acreage cent ox Mrs James A. smith. would eventually be a ood paying in- Mrs w.iSi. .Newton entertained ber par thirds oi tne or tne town clerk; JeromeJJudd, delegate to bas been sown in this town. to au- guests In taxpayers atcernate, a. than usual planter, absolutely guaranteed the only vestment addition to fire protection. ents a day last week. - were out and every body seemed to feel i. oucaingaam,ot Rev W . jkwiuo,F. Miss TJndrrhill has given up the school In and domestic use. has a bet - sexton. The resignation Bielby WESTON- - If anyone Miss Mary Clark of Mew York Is visit- good natured. was read, and a vote of thanks tendered him Flanders. She has been an excellent teacher ter plan let us bear from them. A. S. i Mrs A. L. - tor his efficient services during the several and has won the friendship of both parents tomatic potato in the world. ' ig Hodge. in but continued ill planter Baldwin. , Rev Julius Nelson and wife have gone EASTER AT THE CONGREGATIONAL years he had been with them. The meeting and scholars the district WESTON PERSONAL AND CHURCH NOTES. was a most harmonious one. No definite ar health has forced her to resign. We hope to "Blessed is he who invents in times, like these, to their liew borne at Island. toat rest will restore her to health and " Long They CHURCH. rangements were made for calling a rector, hear com Potato machinery that will do the work with ease-- Sixteen black snakes were killed by ' MASONIC NOTES. will be missed tbe here. hnt n v Reader Jerome Judd was asked to that she will be herself again with the large greatly by people - IWtnnla Chaw, and IS by Uranvllle Adams, Mr take ot the services for the next nu- tng warmer months , Nelson has labored and can Easter services in the Congregational charge Hop-son'- s one laal weoK. Sun jodge, F. and A. M., have faithfully aay xne parisn nave aireuuy reuoivuu iwu The ladles' literary oinb met at Mrs And wonderful machine is Tnalayhousehold effects of the late Mn rannle Risirg retiie with tbe consciousness ot baying church on Sunday and at the chapel in aonlications. but It is not probable that any on another the on accepted the Invitation of Washington done full were of a weeks. The Tuesday. Cole wtn disposed ot by aaction Friday to Hall bis duty. the evening very superior one will be called for several Jerome Gibbs and Engene Ball are putting last. Grange u'e their until they 11. A. Hill bas been unable to The music was excel'entand parish has a fine stone church, and an excel- oi Mlaa Easter at her could decide on some suitable home of attend character. cannot afford a a sheet iron roof on the tenement house Thompson's Wheelbarrow Grass Seeder. Seed Eleanor lent to Kent-Ken- Hoyt spent his mill for several on account of the decorations of flowers showed ex- rectory, but pay large Jerome at North t hmn In Nnrwalk. their own. The regular meeting was days salary. Berry Mia Kva Bed lent of South Norwalk baa held at last his having tbe grip. quisite taste, and all of tbe doings ex- village Is now blessed with three gro- can be sown on kind or condition of spent a tew days wltb ber parent here. that place, Friday eveplng. H. 11. Dickinson and Ira Jtt. liootn ceeded any wltb as of tbe Tf thA rumor la true that Mr Wlldman has ceries, three butcher's carts, three doctors" any soil,and in at thing past. HialntM-ASf- . lOSO news Kv sir Pease preached the chapel spent several days in Meriden, last week, ostlrl In t.hA Vlotel. Kent will a three ministers, three churches, three tranoury on Biinoay last ai p. m. Truman Cowles of Hartford bas been man who has always kept a good house, and paper correspondents and nnmerous other in wind or rain. is a time saver: therefore a M laa Ida Oolev haa visited In Cannon. Charles Morrison bas moved from returning home Sunday. a wno was blessings but the cry all along the lines is tbe It 111 ' a recent of B. Poter. lanmany noi oniy very mouguuui Morrla Andrew U at eonnaed to the Bethletbem into the Leroan Can field Airs William J. Allen and cmid arrived guest J. ' tor her guests but also a woman who had times are bard, and becoming more so every bourn. Black-Vill- e. bas bis Charles Button la more oomtortable at house In Sabbath day Lane, near here from Pennsylvania last week. J. I. Beckwitb, Jr., spent many friends in the town that will be sorry day. cash saver. like it in the world. than - with Nothing our laat writing. Michael Acton bas purchased tbe Jud- Easter vacation bis parents. He Mr M J. Miller, who bas been snendlnv Owing to the demand for draft cattle son place. bas been elected captain of the foot Also the Oliver Chilled Plow, of which we several weeks with her slater here, baa gone and the slight rise in prices of beef, cat Miss Daisy Hill is teaching the .North ball team in Union College. Inr tne summer to ner former noma on neo farmers and school. Otis Crane has spent bis vacation lln Kl.lifn. tle dealers are plenty and district Mrs Allen. have sold more 1000. Also Yankee Mrs Hawley Williams bas spent a few days milkmen can dispose ot their old and Mrs Black of Bridgeport has been with bis mother, Samuel than the with her aaota, Mra Benedict and Mia Beers drv cows at reasonable prices. furnishing her home here, which she will Tbe Grange meeting on Monday even oi ueoning. M to bad a fair attendance. Tbe & alrsilatue Coley and Mr M. B. Hill are j. Black, who has been confined occupy during tbe summer. ing subject Syracuse, Armsby National Plows, Wheel and nlirimr a trio to Wasblntrton. D. (J. the house for some time or only tnaklDg Mrs T. Jfi. Mower has bad some very of tbe lecturer's boar was "The farm Mis Jennie Hoyt el Ktogefleld bas visited short trips from home, reports It bard flue Easter lilies in bloom for several garden and the Grange garden ; what to Steel Tooth and imple- Mr V v Harrows, her sister. Uodtrev. ana now . agricultural weeks. . plant to Keep out tne weeas." all The Aid society ol the Norfleld chnrch gave wotk to keep his dairy sufficiently large Brothers Haves Cannot touch food prepared with lard, and yet "1'onnd social" on Thursday evening at tbe to sunnlv hla butter customers, but as Mr Lee is building an addition to bis Magee, Stevens, Hill, such can eat of food shortened with, or., ments ofvarious kinds. General man- bonne ot Mra Kohralun Fitch. sorins otena hones to make bis usual creamery for the purpose of making and Aver took part in discussion. Miss people freely hardware, The NorHold Y. P. 8. C B prayer meeting a solo. The cooked in COTTOLENE. For dyspep- -' at 7 80 on even- north. cheese. Mary Garnsey sang (even fried) will hereafter be held Sunday trip Pomona Excelsior Coiio-U- ne instead ol 6 48, aa . Georae K. Logan left on morn D. C. Garrison's youngest child met meeting of Grange, and those with delicate powers, ufacturers' and machinists' supplies.' ing formerly. Friday No. meets 24. and tics, digestive Chester Coley ol Wilton spent Sunday with ing for his home in Medina. It Is with wltb a very painful accident while at 7, in this place, April is invaluable. Having ail the good features of friend in Norfleld. his fellow townspeople see bim play She fell her no pains will be spared to make visitors Send or call for circulars for Potato Marvin Sutton ol New York ha visited bis regret Saturday. striking welcome. lard, with none of its unhealthfulness, its wonderful Planter, brother, Charles Sutton. gradually disposing of his former home shoulder which caused tbe separation of and and the collar-bon-e ana shoulder. Will W. Watson spent Sunday with success is easily explained. ine property here, making prepara - Wheelbarrow Plows and Harrows. to of his in John Mower is sick. Dr Bostwlck bis parents. has trade mark Seeders, tions spend the rest day's quite " is broth- genuine always J. A. Richardson, of JeftNrson City, Ohio. is him. Mis Jane Morgan visiting ber in cotton-pla- nt wreath attending John M. Root. steer's head Mo., Chief Enrolling force 38th general Miss Kate Vallely is ill with rheums er's family, on assembly of Missouri, writes: I wish to tisra. Mr and Mrs Selah Waldron ot Water every pail. T. HAWLEY & CO., testify to the merits of One Minute WEST CORNWALL. bury were In town tbe first of tbe week. Made only by Cough Cure. When other THE PAINTER HILL DISTRICT. C. H. Randall is putting in a flume The) N. K. Fairbank Company, 397, 401 WATEE ST. BBIDGEPOET.CT. cures failed. I obtained ..almost instant C. M. HALL'S BAZAR. for Henry Glowsky. CHIC4CJO, an.a A was born to Mr and Mrs Fast services were held In Christ : relief and a speedy cure by the use of daughter day Prodaes Xxefcaaf, X. I., CM Stat It BesUa. One Minute Cough Cu'e. Edgar F. It Is not often that a village of this Edward Tracy, April 5. churcb at 2 30 p. m. Tbe Congregational A great redaction in the price of the Oliver Plow for 1SC3; also . Hawley, Newtown; S. C. Bull, Ssndy slzs has so deplrsble a fancy goods store Miss mm ma Towners has been serious society were invited to attend and a agents for ths Adriance Euekcye Xlower. Hook ; A. B. Blaketnao, Botsford. as Charles M. Hall is conducting. A ly ill with nervous trouble and rheuma good number responded to. the Invlta t since April came in, has seemed to foster Bee colds. Tbe wind has been piercing, and The Newtown on one is APKIL without extra precaut suffering SYRACUSE REVERSIBLE SULKY PLOW. ftupmei?s Attention! FRIDAY, 19, 1896. from its effects. Water has accumulated in connection with the rains and melting crocuiiAnoN. snow, but it soon disappears from the JASDABt 1, 1882. .810 surface when a warm and sunny day Lydia Steel Moldboards and Strips. Chi Last week. . ssoo comes. The changes from incomers and out-goe- rs E or Steal Point. Does Perlact worl are about completed. Martin Hillside or Level laod. Ho BidgJ LitcbHeld News. Wells, who moved into Mr Howland's Pinkhams: We are in the race for trade. We have a fall line of County house, has moved out, or about to do so, r Dead Furrows, Light and Strong, again your and Mr f is to r ' HowlandV.son roaiJBantam Vegetable pie and practical. Power lilt tot rai all kinds of Farm Tools and Implements; al well as WASHINGTON. occupy it. MrHowland baa been very sick and is not out yet. Compound tbe Plows. An Adjustable Pole other that are nsed on and ates the width of turow, also av many things FLASHES FROM THIS GREAT FIRE. NEW PRESTON. CURES ALL all aide strain on the team. about the farm. . IJgbM The damage done by the Are, April 9, WORKING IN A WORTHY CAUSE i has been estimated to be nearly $40,000. We received a call on of Ailments of Women. drart than a Hand Plow doing tbe Thursday will cure the worst forms ol W. A.,Watt8 is moving into Kylander's last week from H. H. Bristol of Sherman It entirely if. 1 , work; also and R. J. Watts is soon to start who with his brother Female Complaints, troubles. building, County, Neb., Inflammation and Ulceration, Falling and Syracuse Steel Beam Swivel Pld C in Foulols' new went to West in .1883. rTt Ars Sailing Thil Tear-- building. from here the Displacement of the Womb, and consequent Ii is reported that the railroad com- Mr Bristol has become a bright, active Spinal weakness, and is peculiarly adapted " Iron " " pany will soon erect a new depot upon business man, traveling part of each to the Change of Life.- - ' - the old site. - year for a large reaper and binder firm It has cured more cases of Leucorrhooa " Wood " Enough praise cannot be given to the of and winters has managed or than any remedy tlio world lias ever known. Chicago, It is almost infallible in such cases. - dis- 8end for areolars. men who fought so faithfully in saving a large school near his home, be- It indeeed a taught solves and expels tumors from the Uterus Watts' barn, which was all sides being tax collector for six years in an early stage of development, and checks fire at one time. If this building bad for a portion of the country in which he any tendency to cancerous humors. That least would burned, at eight buildings resides. His political affiliations 'have wn have fallen before tbe devouring flames. changed, since leaving here from a firm Beari rig-do- Feeling JTsi-BCMEiiUl- Credit is due Station Agent Reed for democrat to a zealous populist. The in in- " as causing pain, weight, and backache, is his rapid movements, he succeeded in formation he has gained by research and stantly relieved and permanently cured by P; saviDg all the valuable records of the reading has been such that be sets forth its use. Under all circumstances it acts in COK railroad and express companies, together plainly "the reason for the faith which harmony-wit- the, laws that govern the 90, 94 BANK ST., WATERBURY, with most of the freight and express in is within him" and in some respects his female system, 4nd is as harmless as water. the depot in a very short space of time. reasoning seems almost indisputable. Lydia E. Plnkham's Liver Pills act in harmony are on with ths Compound, and will positively curs - X.. Vs r Exclamations of praise heard His predictions for the future seem to 6ick Headache, Biliousness, ana Constipation. every side for the timely act of our pop- denote eventually a strife and probable The Best Pill in the world, aj cents. . ular blacksmith, P. J. Anderson. A war between capital and labor. The spark had flown into an. open window cause of the present wide spread de- . MARRIED WOMEN into the attic of A. S. Baldwin's house pression throughout this country he at- Afad those' about to be, shbuld seed re Mrs. Pinkham's NOTICE A CARD. and set fire to a box of rubbish. Mr tributes to the arbitrary arm of tbe capi- illustrated book;. it contains lots of advice, Anderson saw the from the oppo- tal the class to the and will save much sickness. Address, with light grinding laboring E. Pinkhara Med. Co., Mass. I take this opportunity to inform tc; site side of the river, and ran across the lowest possible scale of wages, making, lUmp, Lydia Lynn, rushed the house to tbe his the rich You can get your Bicycles, Sewing Ma patrons and friends that I nave agl' bridge, through by reasoning, richer but the of re ! attic and threw the box of fire We were become tired of at the chines and In fact any kind Machinery ACME HARROWS through poor poorer. sincerely pleased fattening cattle wind mill out my business to W. A. Watts a the window into the river below. to note the decided improvement of Mr prices they have been obliged to sell them paired;- also agents lor the best The assistance rendered in Bristol's of and tor the known, lor pumping, grinding, sawing wood, Washington, wbo will con tin ne U -- removing power argument the past few'years. And Also - etc. Circular Saw Boilers and Thi show cases,- barrels of sugar,- flour etc , stride forward most evident of his men- John Clarkf we are glad to announce, Mill, Engines, business at the old stand. - want. Circular from the burning buildings also deser- tal developement in migrating to the is improving from the .accident to his every kind of Machine you ves mention. The three safes in Bak r's West. We at a future date we shoulder, under the treatment of Dr and Scroll Sawing, Planing, and Turning to Thanking the public for tbe patrad hope order. Farm of all kinds at building stood the test well. The new may hear of his still greater promotion Smith of New Haven. Implements age in tbe past an 1 soliciting a eontlrj Marvin safe in the Masonic hall, which in the field of thought and action, he is Alton Wilsey is again doing mason ." nance same had been placed there only about a beBt fitted to occupy. His present mis- work at New Milford. . of the to my saccessor, into a L. ALLEN & SON., month, fell from the third floor, sion here is a most laudable undertaking, Tbe Bronson Brothers are preparing to J. remain, respectfully yours. bed of hot ashes, and remained there that of soliciting funds for1 those in bis do more casting in tneir iurnace as they (Successors to Capewell M'i'g Co). five the about hours. Upon opening it country who have for three years suffer- find they have not enough to meet the Ct. contents were found to be well preserved. ed so intensly by the extreme drought demand. Woodbury, MORSE LEAVENW0R' A list of items was sent to the post prevalent in that portion of our land, .George E.- - Barnes and his father, office for The Bee, last week Tuesday and cbe funds he has asked for is to be George Barnes, went to Ansonia on evening, and probably gave more light in devoted to the purchase of seed grain to Thursday, returning home on Friday Boxbury Station, Conn. the fire than tbey wouia any otner way be used on the farms in his country this While there they were the guests of ent composes 11 cows, five two year olds, They were set up in a flash. sprmg as far as possible so that a crop William Barnes, a brother of George E. steers and heifers, three three year olds, are r ensured a of oxen Shoes that fit are the Shoes that -. may be this year, where for tsarnes. heifers, three yearlings, yoke on .y- GRANGE NOTES. two years has been almost entire bare Sheldon Camp's little child has needed and two bulls. found here and that's the kind 3 ness. ' His efforts throughout this state the services for some days of Dr Pons. W. C. Atwood was busy, last week, in want to wear. AN INVITATION The lecturer's hour for the last regular Gbarles ' for the past six weeks has been crowned Pettit, wbo has resided at repairing bis aeromotor. We undersell other stores because Grange meeting had for its subject, with as we : as was Soutbville the has removed to 'Civil war" but postponed to Wednes- - good success, trust, past year, Mrs Garry Smith has been quite ill, va look to the manufacturer for our Is extended to readers of T 19 7.30 anticipated. As a proof of the sincerity his own place. dav evening, April at o'clock. It Mr W. with threatened pneumonia. and it discounting every be in his of Bristol in the business in which he B. Hodge has been making a decid profit get by will open, and all interested is now he takes no ed the few on Charles Smith is prostrated with the bill. Those wno aon 11 wia BEE and their friends to tory are invited. engaged, subscrip- improvement past days i gei wjr insji tions or donations bimeelf but selects Dis inotners place by repairing fences grip. are forced to get it some other way. f ub agents in the different places he vis A. M. Hurd, the popular liveryman, is our large and varied stock.mJ GUNNERY NOTES. dark The ''other way" is from you. ited and as it is collected tbev forward WOODBURY. driving a handsome pair of bays. arrived. lovti The Gunnery boys came back Mon tne amounts to the proper official near They are Northern horses, aud intended Shoes for Spring have ed in plain figures, at the day evening for school. his home, and all is speedily used for the WOODBURY STREET AND VICINITY. for heavy work. CLARK'S CUTAWAY ! relief of the needy farmers. His term Easter Sunday was cold and un prices. HARROWS of service in this matter rainy, Robertson's Shoe Store, Last week Monday, Dr and Mrs praise worthy pleasant a poor day on which to display BRIDGEWATER. DIAMONDS, W. J. Ford, with Mrs Fannie Brinsmade, has now expired, owing to other press- Easter bonnets, but the several churches 38 Bank St, New Milford These two Harrows are two as good makes as there is on the masket, recov- business and he first started for Orange City, Fla., to ing personal left the were favored with a profusion of Bowers - WATCHES, er the ladies from a severe of of the present week for Missouri PERSONAL AND CHCBCH MATTERS. and aid we shall be pleased to show them to you at our store- - attack part Our old friend, David C. Somers ef Cat grip. The ladies will probably remain and Kentucky, on his way back to his Dwight Wheeler from Bridgeport was JEWELRY, Nebraska home. Swamp district, with bis estimable wife. 74 Main St, Ansonia, Conn. We are also Agents, (for this vicinity) for the best line of Market Gar- until the Washington colony breaks celebrated their golden wedding, last in town last weeK. camp for their northern flight. week afternoon and S. R. Weeks (is visiting in Springfield SILVERWARE, Tools we know of, viz-- . AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH. Tuesday evening. dening Mrs Jane Clark has been at Mr and large number of friends called on tbem and Liakewood, JS. J. CLOCKS. Mrs C. T. Woodruff's for a week or two. The of flowers at the and left with them and Dr Bostwick spent Sunday out of Miss Sarah Woodruff is sick with display Village congratulations, town. THE GOODS. quite cburcn, last Sunday morning, with some many and valuable presents. We hope PLANET, JR., grip, fever and cough. was floe and most we an snail oe and aDie to Mrs C. N. Hatch and sister, Miss Sadie G. C. Mr potted plants tastily living greet were JNew W. FairchillI A. Titus has been painting arranged. The sermon by Rev E Evans them on the occasion of their diamond Mallett, in Haven, last week. & This cut shows you a combined Wadsworth's new barn, lately erected was for Easter and Howard, the third son of IXeuDen war POTTER ROBERTS Dealer in Diamonds, Watcbeaj C. appropriate Sunday, wedding. by G. and E. Fenn. tne clouds ' ner,fell recently and broke bis leg square David Gillette of was at notwithstanding tnreatening Union fast day services were held at off above the knee. The little fellow verware. Jewelry and Clocks. lioxbury a fair sized congregation was present to tbe First this Rev J. A Have received a new lot of Will Buckingham's, last week. hear him. church, year. has a bard time of it. just S57 Main Street, near John, Monroe Hartwell has commenced run- Freeman delivered tbe annual address Besides the two services of Clover Bed "Some diseases of America and regular Grass Seeds, Timothy, and (ESTABLISHED 1865.) ning a meat cart every Saturday around Tbe reflection of the large fire at subject, bis own, Rev G. Henry Smith, rector of the crooked and of their remedy." It is a subject of great St held a service in New of Wall in earn winding highways Washington Depot on Tuesday evening and was Mark's, third Top; a full line Paper Church hill. butchers at Judd's of week on the seen significance ably handled by the CT-- JHe last lake here was Milford, Easter Sunday. ot BRIDGEPORT, Bridge. a very few who had not retired and speaker. Mrs Henry Sanford continues poorly. pies can be shown at this store, all by were as It is quite a convenience to have an still fewer walked a mile or more in that faster Sunday services beld Both churches in town were beauti - in can usual with a service in the even decorated with and the latest designs- Eggs are advanc- upholsterer town who do good direction to locate it. praise fully potted plaots For Monumental w! uk. James Condren is his name and Lake Waramaug was raised to high ing. cut flowers for Easter. The glad tid- ing, Sugars are cheap. Kerosene Oil he has moved into one of Baker's ten water mark, last week,by the down pour George A. Knox drives one of Boj ce's ings, "The IiOrd is risen indeed," float call tnt bonnes. of rain and tbe dissolving of the ice and stages in place 01 Air .Buckingham, ing down the centuries, echoed from 10c single gallon, 5 gallons 45c. 150 A. G. Baker's are and came to hearts facaly expected the melting away of tbe banks of snow D. L Wheeler now gets his bakery pulpit choir, many JAMES mil hnck to their house soon. Miss Bessie in Warren above. at Dan with a new signincance. te3t. Baker is care of the on goods bury. The sick ones at Almon Smith's are taking library E. R. Beeman is recovering from W. Peck and C. Ford & SON'S tbe Green. four weeks' illness. Henry Guy have improving. POTTER & Mrs Richards and Mrs Mrs O. been appointed commissioners on tbe es Beers has sold his '92 of ROBERTS, Julia George J. Winan has also been confined tate of John insolvent Henry crop Richards and daughter are coming to at her home with illness for two weeks Way, represented tobacco to New York parties. GRANITE their week. or more. W. J. S. Brownlow, tuner of Dan Babbitt Easter at house, this H. Brown is not yet able piano Frank spent Sunday South Conn Mrs Susan Bronson, who has been ill to venture out of doors. bury, was in town last week. Frank Hawley's., Britain, and for a long time, is no better. David Kenney will possibly take his There was quite a little scrap between Mrs Sarah Babbitt is spending this Miss Julia Nettleton has been ill for a accustomed seat in House of Representa two men, last weeK, in iront 01 Hitch week with ber son and family in New MARBLE HILL DROPPING AND FERTILIZER few days with pneumonia. tive at Hartford, tins week. Senator H cock's block. There was considerable York City. DRILL There was no service at the Methodist O. Averill was barely able to reach the language not fit for a Sunday school us In the report of Mr and Mrs Bennett church except the Easter celebration State Senate, last week. ed, and a little Peck's it read it was WORKS, by desperate fighting. They surprise party, ATE-- , Coad the Sunday school, as the new minister Mrs Lou W. Barnes came to her home were separated, and left making large their 50th anniversary; it should have CKESCEII list Bridgeport. did not come. . here - the -- again from Hartford on Thursday promises of future Two been loth anniversary. l tNC U B ATOR -- Vengeance. .j 11? The flowers at the Town hall on Sun oi last weeK. more men bad a lively set-t- o about day were very fine indeed, outnumbering Clarence Jones injured one ear while o'clock in tbe morning. Kaa MORRIS. the other places of worship. The playing ball, last week. Frank, son of Julius H. Galpin, is P. W. BATES ter service of St John's church was held B. J. Haynes and family moved, last for C. E. W inton. Dr at the Town N working EASTER AT THE CONGREGATIONAL by Spencer hall. week, into tbe house vacated by C. Walker MAKCFACTTJllEKjor The are over the and H. E. teaches tbe next term of CHURCH. surveyors looking Douglas McCan, instead of that tbe Hotcr kissville district Bcbool. He is depot grounds and we hope soon to be a lately vacated by James McHan as Easter service at the Congregational GO TO an old and experienced teacher. church was a verv and prosperous and happy village again. formerly reported. pleasant inspiritingwith FINE MARBLE AN W. M. Stiles, a who one. The church was prettily trimmed E- - D- - D- - George McCan is having made to his Southbury boy, Mr WU-l- is W. MOTER. S., has been In business in has cut flowers and potted plants. Rev WARREN-DEAT- home what he deems necessary altera Danbury, preached an Interesting sermon nponthe tions and additions by carpenters. rented the old Beardsley block. He has risen Christ Miss Pike sang a beautiful solo 65 Bank St, 4th Floor, GRANITE WORK, stocked with a fresh stock of "Considen the Lilies," tve Sunday school J. B. Stillson has msde a small ad it grocer best in Conn. 41 WATER ""-- OF FRANK a scholars did their prettiest and song Waterbury, ST, n.. BUHER. vacce in ies, hardware, etc., and hopes to merit ', V ym.f-f' ,.ri if the price of his meat, but not and recitation and it wasaveiy enjoyable The funeral of Mr Buher occurred at in proportion to the late wholesale ad share of the trade by fair treatment and day despite the cheerless rain. For High Gradi Dentistry N0RWALK, - - C0 vance in the oonest - the head of Lake Waramam? on Thnrs prices. goods. Gold Fillings, Crown and Brides work a Spee- the 11th. Mr Buher John Gunn's hennery is infested with W. E. Coggswell, who has suffered Miss Ruth Roots, who has so successfully day, was of German taught the Center school the past year, has ia'ty. Prices consistent with good work. Ex origin, born in the old JHe was rats, which have proved to be very an more or less with grip during the past acceded a position in the Litchfield Graded M.H. SEXTON'S one of country. to him in the loss of several lew is in Health School. The list of town teachers for the amination free. Offics hour 9 a. m- - to 8 30 f, the oldest men in the town, being noying montrjs, improved is Miss Abbie Center 84 veftrk. And chickens. summer term Foote, m-- , 11-3- a- - m- - to 6 m. piwhf mnnrha tt.)ii. iiir4 spring Mr Dawson, the energetic young shoe Miss E. M Mason, East Morris; Sundays p. in Warren and as EE. Meeker is passing- - a short time is now settled in his new district; Lake Miss MONUMENTAL WORKS many years, is known man, nicely Miss Eatherlne Randall, district; . an industrious, monensive, in New York city and New Jersey. store. He has a very attractive store Mary Collins, West Morris; Miss uattie uat-lin- ALL KIHOS or peaceful Edison Cable Pitch district; Miss Bessie Smith, Mill CEXETXKT WORK citizen. He said but little inasmuch as returned to bis father's and a nice stock of goods. district. hln mnf.flAr tnntrna man n n here on of accom famav Monday last week, Miss Cora B. Galpin is now complet Robert P. Randall, who for some months A Specialty ed np with the French and as to panied by his wife, who has been absent has been in New Britian, Is visiting friends ! English ing her fourth year as teacher in the in town. MARTIH'S GRANITE St MARBLE INCUBATORS ! ie during the winter. Their children still INCUBATORS ujHite aiincuic to communicate himself Flanders district. She has marked suc We are glad to learn that Mrs S. A. Whittle in , remain at the Gilbert home in Winsted At reasonable prices and ol any language. He died at his son's cess in her work as a teacher, being held seyt who nas been undergoing treatment at the latest Parmer is Interested in after a short illness and was Maj Watler Burnbam arrived home a New York for several weeks, has designs. Ivery greatly anything that will make the Para buried by in mgn esteem Dy everyone. hospital home SCHOOL OFFICE AID WOEXS o tue siue oi Dis wne, in here from his Western trip, last Friday even been so much benefitted that her return BUSINESS it jibvo u rucie nere mat wiu uo it every time. the cemetery Julius Galpin, the cattle is expected, this week. , At St Michael's Cemetery, Strat ngai ing. enterprising BUSLYESS C0DSSE. The above cut shows Von the - ' in of One ford best Incubator on the market- . We also Earnest Black' of visited man, Drougnt eignt yoke cattle, A. have CHURCH NOTES. Waterbury last stock. Mr Gal- Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commercial Cosa his parents here, last Sabbath. : week, among other WOODVLLLE. Bridgeport. wUl ' Arlthemetio, Business on 7 in tbt Poultry baiinou tad it par jou to look tht matur up. Fast day services were held here in the pin supplies many farmers in this section Spelling, Fire minntn ride Strat with their and bis are looked Correspondence, Grammar. ford Ave. trolley ears from da Congregational church. Mr Gardner stock, trips on sick Her 1 LANESYILiLE. forward to many. Mrs James Osborn is the list. SH0ETHAJD COURSE. pot. We also remember the Babies and for them we have preacnea from Thes. 5 :21, "Prove all by sister, Mrs W. Coggswell of New Preston, is James Sexton, Sr, HaJesman put in a fine line of thlnes: hold fast that which ia trnnii " Charles Curtis, the hustling milk con care of her. Shorthand Graham's, Typewriting, Spelling, M. H. Sexton, taking list-Jose- Prop. Mrs on ph He discussed the doctrines of physical Charles Kellogg' of Bridgeport tractor and farmer of the Cat Swamp Mrs H. Smith is the sick Penmanship, Punctuation, Paragraphing, was or ner Mr and Mrs G Cheeney has moved to Blackville. Business Grammar, healing, of the sneedv cominc tn n end guest parents, district, is having bis house decorated J. Holland moves In where Mr Cbeeney Correspondence, MARBLE AND QRANTI1 of the world, of the continuance of the H. Hamlin, last week, returning home with a new dress of paint. Henry moves nnt. . W.J. MAETIN, Principal and Proprietor. of on ravers has the eontract. Miss Katie King is In Brooklyn to visit miraculous, the immortality of the Saturday. I 403 Main St-- , Sanford Boilding, Bridgeport, Ct, WORKS. sum ' ner parents. ana saowea now tnese doctrines Charlie Stevens is doing quite a lively Now that the traveling is Bet-- H. Warner and wife of New Preston called oBsnsaU, Esada 8tease ia Ksrble ar were held trade getting week. rsi by Protestant Christendom as selling Yankee notions. He has a tied lu. L.' Wneeier, the village Daker, on Harvey Couch one day, last Writ for designs and pries a wuuio. new turn-ou- t and makes now is lor nis summers cam T. Tomrjkins. wife and bovs. of New Pres regular trips ; planning ton visited at romps ins , "Merrill" ' and any one wanting anything in his line paign. His team goes to Washington (jnaries recently, , THE SCHOOLS. -- PIANOS ''Bteck" M. W. would ao wen to patronize turn. Friday, and to Southbury, South Britain STEVEN? The teacher in ; ; BILIOUS COLIC. College Farms district, William Perkins, accompanied by and Soutbford on Monday and Friday, " - N0RWAIX uuu umy ceacnes tne common was across Later he is to invade Bethle- - Persons wbo are subject to attacks of "Smith" Jjjnglisb friend, Pumpkin hill last planning "Wilcox k. White" Sunday. nem and Middienury. Mr: wneeler al bilious colio will be pleased to Know :orsans WESTPORT MARBLE AK alcenrn. and nn in T.aMn Fr that relief may be bad by "Estey' mini Mr and Mrs Ira Hamlin of Roxbury ways carries toothsome goods, and bis prompt taking small, and she can do it and is glad of the were trips are an accommodation to many Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and GRANITE WORKS. The teacher is Miss guests of U. L. Hamlin, last week, Diarrhoea acts and opportunity Mason, Mrs C. people. Remedy. It quickly Machines who has been the teacher during the en- - L, Smith has visited her friend. can always be depended upon, in many Sewing 3D.JE. MoTC Miss M. - Henry Webster of Naugatuck Is a new ALL FIEST CLASS. HOFE BETTES. PUCES ' Manufacturer andonaa,Dealer m o wuuui year ana took tne state exami- J. Crosby. - cases tbe attack may be prevented by of l nation with an 80 David employe of the shear shop at Hotchkiss- as soon as first LOW. A per cent mark. The Osborne and family have moved vuie. taking this remedy the Monuments and Headstones of Nortn i.ast school began the 8th. Jen from Patterson to the Jackson home indication or tne disease appears, zo Descriptions in Marble and Oraoitel Die V. 8. Goalee Is t.hn tAnohoi. Rha h.. stead and will work the farm the en and 60 cent bottles for sale by E. F. C- - Beyer Undersold. Box X2S, WeatDOtt. Ood taugnt several terms. suing season. WEST CORNWALL. Hawlev, Newtown, and 8. C. Bull, E. Osborne, Hook. ; Ira J. Waters has Durchased a fine A FINE CHANCE FOB FARMERS. Sandy STEPNEY - CONN. . THE NEW STORE. H0TCHXIS3VILLE CASH ST0 horse of Pliny Squires of New Mil Cochrane successful of Lee ford. believe he is a fine Brothers, tbe and W. T. Sanford, Station Agent The Darjerera and rwitntara ha no shnnt If you don't wide awake In Co.. writes : I can rec finished nrnrlr In h in the and take a merchants, brought last Der. Clarion Pa., I I , Morris, Prop. their S,iff .fn, stepper just get buggy week some fine stock, including 24 horses. ommend One Minute Cough Cure as the George J. : WHITNEY'S BABY and it will be ready for a new stock of riae witn ira some of these tine morn- 56 bead of cows and We sell Fine Wall White CARRIAGES. maaJ- - I. t m ... young cattle, four best I ever used. It gives instant relief you Paper, All New Wall Papers for the Seas wuitu we are iniormea win come logs. or cattle. inform us and a cure. E. F: Hawley, New Tinted Mixed Paints. Oils f.uuus, if anv At Will is pair working They quick Lead, Lead, of 1895. I".Wt propose to sell them at that are in with nlaitier. New York present writing Wanzer the that tbey will be sold very low, and farm town; S. C. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B, at Hard Time prices keeping the times. ' only one we know of having tobacco ers for miles around will doubtless avail Botsford. Glass, Brushes, etc., seed sown. Blakeman, Prices. allowed 20 cent Bay the are to do - "It's the earlv bird that themselves of this for Grangers per by way you going any painting this Spring- If so Mrs Hins still lives opportunity get - you and hopes are en catches the worm." nrst class' stock. tnose woo Mealine removes of discount on all paper bought or us- GREAT BARGAINS IN BOYS 8 CUT; w use tertained of her recovery. She is so ting Among soap roughness w'1"11 wani good paint. We can recommend very JNew York parties has bongbt the '93 nave already norses are Anson the skin. At half Now is the time to buy. I low, that if she comes up the progress bought W. WALKER & so nave price.moe men-- s uo crop of tobacco belonging to Edward Buck of Stockbridge, John E. Calhoun, W. SON, a atoca oi sous, opru uiuBb mow. we nope and patiently Sandford and Will O'Dell. cure Conn. goods are now ready. Popular goods i wait for the better. - Albert Hall and John Tally. HOOD'S PILLS Idver Ills, 500 Main Street Bridgeport, nricea lower than ever. I have made a set Dea Curtis, who re- Mrs Mafv Hendricks of Gavlordsville Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache. eral redaction in all heavy goods to close oq. passed the winter nas Contractor H. N. Bod well, the builder All CUAKUkSCKAAK, tseuuenem. tons. markably well is confined at home with a visited her cousin, Miss M. J. Cros s on A pleasant laxative. Druggists. bard cold. by. of Houston Cochrane pleasant home the hillside,- is doing quite a considerable A succession of and Theodore Manville has been throne h Castoria is truly a marvelous thing for chil William Dakin & Co., TIER KEEPERS damp rainy days 1 work nere now. window is Tb ..:- - a x. .. . ,. a bay being dren. Doctors presort be it, medical journals HOTCHKISSVU 1 E, CONN, X reao tuia Jj.! usu &uu ciams. mom-er- s Hive complete, yiauc iieuuuug added on to Mrs s bouse, a recommend ana more man a minion $1-5- - Cartwrtgnt it Bate-man'- s Is Dlace to Bncorles. for use, In flat, $1.7 tm& Mr and Mrs Brids-e- Coch are in of Paregoric, the buy Carries. Spin mtm James Keelerof piazza at Robert race's. His work nslngit place Pole Section boxes, as, 10b and dles, Concords, Adjusting Tongues. water uave cauea on on the best of Drops, soothing syrups ueaaanartere for L.nmoer wasrona. Samples of Comb Foui cover' more surface, give you more and better satisfac- irienas rumD gives satisfaction. nt.har narcotle and sturjetvinir remedies. auiourr n Tnyill body kin hill. G. W. in this the to the Halters, light and heavy Harness, Blanket, nation and uaxaiogne Perfect Digestion McCoy; year managing Castoria is quickest thing regulate ttooes, second nana osiT?sres ana EDWIN K. SMITH. tion than asyoiher Paints. Send for card Is secured the farm for Cochrane Brothers. , He be- stomach and bowels and give healthy sleep suggtes. j sample by taking Hood's Pills after the world has ever seen. It is to toe Have yon seen our spring back Concord. It is watertown Ctni i last and will in pleasant a SLEIGHS of all dinner, or if digestion is impeded by BOXBTJBI. gan plowing, week, put taste and absolutely harmless. It relieves beauty. InritpWf rher. ,w wait your patronage and will give low if will us some extensive .: Mr McCoy has cures diarrhoea and kinds. Gti juices before buying elsewhere. you prices you tell of crops. constipation, quiet pain, Si ' change o 13 - diet, aiiies Annuls maKing a decided im moved to the farm house of Cochrane wind colic, allays feveriehness, destroys THE MISSES HOLCOMB, 'Waatoiiwant' or ia the the is worms, and prevents convulsions, soothes the overeating provement appearance of his house Brothers from cottage. If George child and it refreshing and natural I6S FairSeld Avtais, Bridctpart, Cam ohms con-- in new windows of blessed some weather we gives and g by putting the latest only with good sleen. Castoria is the children's panacea 1 car Choice patterns and the outside to a shall some next fall. the mother's friend. Just received, Timothy Bay, BOARDING HOUSS. 1 treating expect great cropo, 1 S est ion In one-siz- e car Michigan White Bran. cars Choice new coat of paint. . Castoria is pnt up in bottles only. First class table board by the day or wee It is not sold in bulk. Don't allow any one to Middlings, t cars choice Oats for seed. 1 ear or by tbe single meal, dinner, IS cents. t changeable William Trowbrldfire. bavin? sold his WATERTOWN. sell von else on the or weather, s They fine of Devon has anything plea promiseanswer Washburn ; Crosby's Floor, 1 car Mixed pair steers, purchased that It is "just as good" and "will Wheat car Best Wheat. Fraah Ground break tip a cold, another pair of tbe same kind of Bartlett Gilbert Williams of Guernsevtown has every purpose." Feed, I MIDDLESEX BAMKWe CO tinbsnrib. PLUMB prevent a fever, Turrill of Woodburv. had quite a serious attack of the grip, see mac you get v. a. feed constantly on hand; also a tall line of Paid In. aaoojiub. in HARDWARE CO., Choice Groceries at lowest eaan per cent Debenture Bonds of ftleAtA t one but la around now, and is much im prices. br-a- t and restore Albert Barnes, of Woodbnrv's Til fu- - ll 01 tauo, 1,000 and fi.tttt, weIj are action of popular butchers, was in town the proved In healrh. ttmu lawful invweawrcie Irwt healthy past troy IT. Conn. state. L. T. AAKs-- fr0, 1 . .- - week lookinsr for did not W. C. At wood thinks Is no stock IgBttSM van R. Stone, Southbniy, Abk U 452 Ham and 85 Middle the liver and bowels. At home or abroad fat cattle, but there 1 St., St., Bridgeport, Conn Hood's Pill are a safeguard and a friend. find them very plenty as the farmers have qual to tbe Devons. His herd at pres-- N UstW