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VOLUME XII. NEWTOW, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1889. SIX PAGES. NUMBER 3--

NEWTOWN'S VITAL STATISTICS. ROOM WANTED.

Fifty-eig- ht 67 13 Mar-- . WE HAVE JUST FINISHED ARRANGING OUR GOODS FOR OUR CLOTHIIsrG CO., SPRHSTG-,188- 9 Births, Deaths, riages. ' STOCK OF THE FIRM 1886 THE MID-WINTE- Newtown's vital statistics for show that R MARK-DOW- N SALE FOR THE ANNUAL the deaths have exceeded the births by 9, not including two still born. A large number of Ami aro now ready to prove to the people of Bridgeport and vicinity that our purpose PROPRIETOR. 1ST old people died, 24 ot whom had passed U.e 1h musses we shall (to. to make this Sale one which will be remembered by the and this JEW allotted "'three score and 10. Ot these. 11 For two owner of were over 80 and two over 90. In 1888, there nearly years part this busi were 38 69 OF S22.000 Stools, EXISTS births, deaths (including two still of CI Our ness, in last I of $Er born), 13 marriages; In 1887, CI births, deaths, September bought Hackett patt; 18 Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers, Trunks, Bags IN marriages. the founder of the business and BIRTHS. ' . To bo Turned into Cash Previous to our my former part- Inventory,: January 10 Daughter to John Lynch. ner, the entire business and assumed control in " 14 Daughter to Daniel Lynch. 1 CARPETING S, ' r 13 Son to Michael lilake. 2 8, 8 8 9. ' 28 Daughter to John Roach. JANUARY person, the services of - Feb'u'ry 17 Son to K. N. lietta. How can we do it t In a way which is simple, bat EXPENSIVE TO US, but that is the last manager being dispen- March 2 to John : - ;, Which Daughter Talty. eonsideratioa. Cash wa want, and yon will want the Goods at the following prices &ea-TOr.- are arriving daily. " 12 Daughter to Malachi Keating. " - 15 RnfuaS. LOT NO. 1 oilda Kid Button 1.29 and tl.00 Datignterto Andrew. and Ends of Ladies American Shoes, regular ' goods. Mid-wint- 8ale price, 73c. .' , WITH All pieces not duplicated April LOT NO. 2 1A0 Pairs Ladies American and Curacoa Kid Button, regular price 3.0, 2J and THE LARGEST STORE IN THE STATE 11 Daughter to Thomas F. Bradley. same we have and at the above 15 Son to 2.00, (these are the goods been keeping selling - John Campbell. Mid-wint- 1.83. 20 to A. Nash. prices,) Stylish and Durable. Sale price, - O Daughter John NO. S. as is the of the sale. Ladles flne French and and a reduction G-- 21 Son to John It. LOT This lot cannot lust long it last in expense of business of ZMZTJST 23 Kerry. Glaze Patent Kid Button, 3 styles, all sizes, etc., regular sale prices 0 and doing Son to Jerry Keane. ft3.50. r Sale $2.13. May 2tf Son to C. X. Shepard. price, one no we 28 LOT NO. 4 This lot consists of Ladies Fine Dress Shoes. French and Paris Kid, also Dongola nearly third, it is wonder have taken - AT Daughter to Thomas Carey. Button. P. Cox, Clark & Ilolbrook and Morrow's make, regular price 5.00, June 14 Daughter to Patrick I .act 3". TO BE CLOSED OUT AT ANY PRICE. and 4.50, Mid-wint- Sale price, 3.19. ' such strides to front. 15 Daughter to . M. Smith. LOT NO. 5. 125 Pairs Men's Buff Congress, very neat style, sizes 6 to 10, worth 11.00. Mid- the 17 Henry Bartholomew. winter Sale price, 89c. SOME July 8 Daughter to Thomas W. Lavey. LOT NO. 6. ISO Pairs Gent's Fine Buff and Veal Calf Lace and Congress Shoes, every pair JANUARY AND FEBRUARY PRICE. 19 Daughter to Michael Hough. guaranteed to be serviceable and Stylish (new goods), regular sale price $2.50, son 10 uustave restrain. tZM, and f2.00. Mid winter Sale price, $1.69. Align Bt 30 Son to John 1. Flvnn. LOT NO. ".Gent's Fine Calf Shoes in Lace, Congress and Button in nearly every style; ev- We are trying to double in amount over last year on Overcoats Sept'r a Son to Patrick Flimell. sale 3.00. Mid-wint- 11 Son to John Church. ery pair with ourunchangeablo warrant; regular price, ' rf Sale price, and Suits. , - 1TA 12 Daughter to M. J. Houlihan. LOT NO. 8. 200 Pairs Gent's Finest Calf (Hand Sewed Shoes) Lace, Congress, Button and UlinUi If VVLIV5 " 14 Daughter to V. H. FaircbUd. " Waukenphast styles, very eomtortable and stylish; regular sale price, i.'0, OUR BARGAIN SALE " 15 Daughter to William Lamn. 5.00 ami 4JiO. Mid-wint- Sale 2.39. " 16 Twin daughters to P. Campbell. NEW price, 18 FIRM 18c. 1,000 Gent's Rubbers at 40c.. 500 " to Kdward KUBlJF.lt GOODS. 1,000 Pairs Ladies Rubbers at Pairs one an Daughter Kilbnde. Mid-wint- to test our to undersell Pairs Gent's Buckle Arctics, worth $1.15, Sale price, 99c. 600 Pairs gives every opportunity ability any 375 Main " 20 Daughter to James K. Wtliiams. Men's Woonsockot "llnest quality" Rubber Boots, all sizes. one m or Street, " 2S Daughter to Patrick ilcNainara. ; 6 COe. Mid-wint- country. 13 LOT NO. 10. Children's Kid Spring Heel Button sizes to 8, worth Sale city October- Son to John P. Kagan. - AND 43c. Money will always be refunded on as HEAD OF WALL 17 Daughter to C. II. Xorthrop. Sriee, Kip and Calf Boots, 1.50, $1.75, $2.00 to $5.00. unsatisfactory purchases STREET, 26 Daughter to James Purtell. as continue in business. SI I milliliter to Martin Lulls. All at which will suit the closest - Don't miss this of buy- long I Watch this paper for particular goods marked prices buyers- opportunity Nov'b'r 3 Slaughter to doun. Keane. Footwear at your own Prices- - BISHOP BLOCK (Old 4 Son to M. B. Ten-ill- ing bargains. Sterling 7 Son to Ralph Benedict. 13 Son to F. T. Beehler. G. F. SPALDING, 15 Son to Jerome N ichols. House), 22 Son, to John Carlson. GOODS 1c MEW 177 AND 179 MAIN 25 Son to Frail P. Davidson. STREET, PANBURY, 2a hon to Edward Riley. BRIDGEPORT. Dec'b'r 6 Daughter to John L. Sanlonl. Opposite City Hall and West Street. 7 Son to David J. Kirwin. 10 Daughter to James H. McGrath. 15 Twin daughters to F. X. Haw ley. Seven and 18 Son to Van Haves. O--. Six and Seven 5, 6,7 and 8 PER CENT. Eight W. B. 20 Son to A. M. V hit lock. HP O IE3 BHIDCiKPOKT, CT. 335 MAIN STREET. percent. PRINDLE, 25 Daughter to Charles Hamberger. PEI1T percent. School Bonds. 28 Twin sons to John Farrell. Undertaker, Newtown 30 Son to Frank W. Munson. TO First 31 Son to Peter Hall. NEXT CITY BAKERY. Mortgage Investments. Four, Five and Six Bonds. PARTIES LOOKING FOR - per cent. CHARLES JONAS, CHOICE INVESTMENTS DO Town, Bonds. Merchant Tailor, 4 Andrew Donnellan and Mary A. THE PRESENT STOCK Can be for 50 Six per cent. WILL City Lester. Bought TO Five, Six per cent. CLurch St., Sewtowc, Conn. March 2ti Ethelbert F. Waklee and Annie Bonds WELL CALL ON I leave to announce Debenture Bridgeport beg that I have received L. Beardsley, by Rev i. Hnucn. a fine lot of suitings and overcoatings in the April 8 Leonard 1). ftniith and EUa E. LYON & Secured by FREDERICK J. L0CKW00D, stores Newtown Burr, by Rev G. II. Wilkins. BINDLEY, City Mortgages. at and Bridgeport, where I will S3 Miehael CnvanaiiKb and Mareel- - cents on the Dollar. of be - First Mortgage. BROKER, Stocks the pleased to wait on patrons and will guarantee la Mulligan, by Rev M. E. Me- National Banks satisfaction. CHARLES JONAS. Cartiin. Six cent Office, No. 3 United Bank May 16 W. .1. McDermott and Hannah Five, per Building, of Bridgeport K. I.illis, by Rev SI. K. ilcCartan. CONN. 51. G. June 40 Patrick . Keating and Bridjret Water Bonds. BRIDGEPORT, KEASE'S, u Bought and Sold. A . Bhike, by Rev SI. K. ; HARDWARE.. Monumental Works, Frank L. Knapn and Katie A. M. E. AND Cor. Keane, by Rev McCartan. PANTS, OVERCOATS SUITS Gold and Middle Streets. August lit David IS.otbweU and Knsa Bar- new lines of rett, bv Jltev M. E. McCartan. Always to the front with improved THE KELLER PIANO COMPANY, Bridgeport, Conn. October 9 Robert L, Lake and Theresa S. MANUFACTURERS OP THE Monuments and Headstones in all the Warner, by Rev G. M. Wilkins; BUILDERS' leading and TOOLS, CUTLERY, SCALES.BUTCHERS' TOOLS, uraaiies ana jaaroies at Bottom Prices. Henry Taylor Leila A. Ford, by Rev G. M. Wilkins. LEVER HAY CUTTERS AND KELLER UPRIGHT PIANOS. " 20 Joseph II. Devereaux and Cath- Un- HARDWARE, arine McNumara, by Rev SI L. For Men, Youths, Boys and Children, at JOSEPH KELLER, President; COUUHLIN BROS., McCartan. 15 and Kate F. FARMING UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS. EDWARD K- - and Treasurer. Xov'b'r Daniel Keane MORGAN, Secretary by Kev M. E. McCartan. heard ot Prices. FACTORY: Bridgeport. . " ii Frederick L. Northrop and Em- Always call oil us before purchasing. 88 to 104 John street, Bridgeport. DEALERS IH FIKE GOLD WALL PAPERS, ily R. Merrill, by Rev G. M. TFAHEROOMS: . OIL TlflTa, FRESCO BORDERS, DECORA- Dec"br 5 Arthur C. Dibble and Lillian A. Rev . C. . TIONS WTSDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, ETC. Blackman, by i lloyt ndZaira. "278 Main Street, Bridgeport? 3S3 Street,-- Bridgeport. A. W. OllGLEMAN. DEATHS. 17 East 14th New York. Sandy Hook, Ct January 7 Robert N. Hawley, TO. Street, Manufacturer and dealer in " 9 Jane II. Bidwell, 71. CO, REPAIRING AND TUNING. Harness, Saddles, 10 Freddie Schumacher, i. J. BARHABY h Bridles, Collars. Blankets, etc " 15 Maria J. Peck, 75. 0SCAB " 19 Catharine U. Camp, 78. PITZSCKLE2, " ii Joanna Lynch, 13 days. WHEN YOU ARE IN Shaving and Hair " 29 Orrille Booth, 73. Cutting, 31 F. 45 Hot and Cold Baths, Cigars and Tobacco. Hair Willie Bevans, day. FALL AND WINTER GOODS NOW READY Oil. Feb'u'ry 5 Mrs William It. Taylor, 79. E Hair Tonic and Cosmetics. ' 8 Connor Keane, 62. "BEIDG-EPO- " 14 GEORGE VT. James Costello, S. BE SURE AND CALL ON B0TSF0ED, " 18 Mu,ry Keane, 4 months. ZLvCciIn. C?t. Botsford Depot, Conn. " 21 Mary Lynch, 83. " 22 Annie L. 43. 438 St, IBzidgrepoxt, Carriage making and repairing, fclacksmi thing McKeon, and 24 Mrs John B. Dimon, 75. 23: S:. TJ'T Z. jobbing. " 29 Alice A. Corbett, 1. -- same old We the bast assortment of in Ho one else has L 13 It is the story. hare goods Bridgeport, OSE P March Msirtin 38. - CELEST A M. Lynch, AT THE BENEDICT, D., "' 15 Mrs Ires Glover, 82. anything desirable. Buy of us, all the rest are frauds. The above is the tone of most advertising Physician and Surgeon, 16 Plumb B. Gray, 67. 228 State " 17 Michael Keane, T6. but is not whenever read such stuff as that can at once make up mind that CITY PHARMACY, 36 WALL STREET St., Bridgeport. 18 A 90. it true, you you your just one of the Mrs brum W. Somers, NEXT TO THE D. M. READ CO. Electricity theraneutie arenta. Of. " 22 Harriet Shepard, t3; Sarah M. the opposite is true. And get your handkerchief perfumed with his new and latest perfume, fice hours from 10 a, m. to 12 m, 2 to 4 p. m. Matson, 61. " 23 Joanna Keane, 88. NO. 36 SPECIAL. L. D WILOOXSON, M. D., " 25 William B. Jennings, 82. Physician and Surgeon,' " 27 William Clark, 70. We have good goads and sail them as low as we possibly can. Ho doubt others do the same thing Try it once and you will nse no other. April 21 Mary A. Martin, 36. Newtown, Ct. 23 Lena 6 months. am Corbet, and too have good goods. I for this space to let you know that I oa the corner of D-- Residence and Office at Dick's Hotel. 24 Keane, 38; B. they pay EDWARDS M. SMITH, M. , Telephone. MargaretB. Mary J. A. Lynch, 92 ; child of Jerry Keane. Main St., and Fairfield Ave., and that I have a Store full of new desirable Clothing and Gents'. Fur pHySICIAlf AND STJKGEON. STITES,M.D., EDS0N W. WILSON, 23 John H. Campbell, 10 months. Successor to DOCTORS WILE & SMITH. Physician and Surgeon. Furniture and Undertaking, ' 28 Eupbemia French, 64. nishings which I am going to sell at the lowest possible figures and should be glad for you to look May 15 Mrs Thomas Keane, 30; Martha "ft OtBce and Residence Newtown street, Office and Residence, Sandy Hook. ..' Sandy Hook, Ct. E. Frank, 10. over the Stock andjudge for yourself. connections. Telephone Connections. Call for Hawley-vill- e DAVENPORT is " 19 W. Minnie Frank, 13. Tulephone and vicinity left at Hawleyville Hat 0'HARA, 21 Annie J. Cox, 30. Hours, 6 to 9 am; 1 to 2 pm. Shop or Depot; Glen, liennett's and Bab- Attorneys and Counselors at Law, June. 8 Andrew J. Peck, 55. Jf. Post-Offi- bitt's Bridsro. Little York and vicinity at Office in ce " 19 James A. Gorman, 25. THE NEWTOWN LIBRARY: K. Depot, Sandy Hook. Office hours, 8 to 9 Building, July 20 Mrs Jabez Mead, 62. A. la M. to 2, 7 to 8 P. JJl. Bridgeport, Conn. 26 50. .Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Will be for Books every Tues- M., ' Patrick Crottv, open drawing ANSON P. SMITH. M. - " 29 Clarissa Farkinton, 73. 1 to 5 m 6 to 9 in the Satur- D., 3 55. day p and evening; 241 Main August Peter Carroll, from 10 a m to 12, 1 to 5 m, 6 to 9 In the DB,n.N.BETTS,Jr, St., ' II Fred C. Parkhurat, 7 months. day p Residence 12 55. " " ' "" Hook. 98 West St., Danbury, Conn. Martin Hook, Shoes, nvoniusr. - ' Dentist, Sandy 21 Edson 69. Telephone. Camp, -- Teeth extracted without pain, by the use of 24 William Ruger, 56. - NEWTOWN SAVINtiS BANK, Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas; or Ether. Teeth JAMES F- - BRENNAN, " 27 Simon Humphrey, 86. :. 14 L. 32. Goods- :, inserted on Celluloid or Rubber. for Mason Sept'r Mary Walker, Slubber J Newtown, Coun. Money paid and Builder, Newtown. " 18 Robert Mosgrovs, 60. Incorporated 1855. extracting is allowed on sets, will call at the All work First-Cla- ss and Warranted to Give - " 4 Willie Kilbride, 5 days. house when requested. Brookfield every Satisfaction. 44 23 James Hangh, 4. V PHIL0 CLARKE, President, . 45. " Treasurer. . October 5 James Wilson, NO. 278 MAIN STREET, - C. H. NORTHROP, I. J. WELLS & SON, " 12 Mary Keating, 38. 9 a m to 3 and 17 Annie L. 4 months. Hours, p m; Tuesdays Fridays, . Ct. Lacey, ; Sandy Hook, 20 86. 7 to 8 p m. - - Nathaniel Klwood, CDOlSTlSr. Successor to National Co. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers of all descriptions. 25 Thomas Bradley, 83; Mary Lillls Clothing We have Making and repairing at short notice. 98. BRIDGEPORT, STIRN & WALKER just purchased " 29 John Beers, 79; Sarah E. Beards-ley- , OPPOSITE RECREATION HALL. & 46; Sarah Lillis, 1 day. 500 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. A large assortment of sizes and MTJNGER STAPLES, " 19 M ichael Hangh, GO. line of WALL PAPERS the .. - 22 15. THE PLACE FOR DEALING. Will sell their large Hand- Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Mary Murphy, SQUARE next 60 at cost. LEADS, PAINTS A11D styles of Type for printing x Alice m. ueeiuer, 3. days Pinney's block, Shelton. Dee'b'r 6 Annie Hurly, 17. -- OILS at New Terk Prices. Political Banners 18 bills and and can them Mrs Hattie Tomltnson, 3 3:2 ILTciIrL with Portraits a specialty. - Posters, get , P. 0. Birmingham, Conn. Donald Sestram, 4 months. Street, for Branch Office of S- - H. Hubbard. Solicitor of 25 Robert Palmer, 74. E. J. up in attractive style Auctions, Patents. 28 Child of John Farrell. PECK, Entertainments, Lectures, &c, at BRIDGEPORT. r JSL. JD.f BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL. " very reasonable prices. , Feb'u'ry 5 Anna E.Terrell from Brookfield ; Aod Veterinary Surgeon, George L. Fairehild troiu Bridge- STOYES, port. RESIDENCE, HATTERT0WN, Orders by mail promptly filled. " 14 James Henderson from Middle-tow- n. Conn., P. 0. HOLIDAY 21 Bertha Maynard. Stepney, & aw juiutbiuamore trom Brtlgeort. PLUMB HARDWARE CO., WM. J. PLATT CO., March 3 Emma 8tillson from Bridge, port; child ofJohn Fleming trom We now have our full line of Coal and Wood Parlor Stoves on south bury. ' PRINTERS, 9 Lemuel Botsford, from Middle-tow- n. the where can sae the finest assortment to be found in GEORGE B. EDMONDS, floor, 70a resents 23 Ella J. Hammond; Anna Wnn-derlic- h ' NO. 9 WALL STREET, from Brooklyn. Pairfljld County, July 16 Abijah A. Bradley from New 316 Main Street, Bridgeport, Haven. CONN. Dan-bur- This may sound loud to you, if you htve sot found time to eall on us, bat BRIDGEPORT, August 31 Thomas H. Kinner from ntu .SG23.t;j3 PRACTICAL OPTICIAN. , A FULL LINE OP assure you it is aevsrthelest a fact. To say that for Sept'r 17 Edward G. Junius from Bridge- First Class Goods of all port. Optical 19 George B. Andrews from kinds . THE Our pjiccs arc a little lower tha;i other dealers' FOR THIS HOLIDAYS Diamonds, Watches, The is eoly a waste of time, for people who have leoked through the market and corns t ns at ALBANY Special Features ROSS HAT GUTTERS, Clocks, Opera Glasses, of the Tontli's Companion for the coming as last resort wast no time is planking down the money and saying, "Brime that BOTTOM PRICES. year Include 8Lx Serial Stories, and One Hun- stove. Our for dred and Fifty Short Stories, lullv illustrated. prices DENTISTS, Novelties and Silver Also Tales of Adventure, lllustrn'ted Sketches BUILDERS' AND GENERAL of Travel, Humorous Articles. Scientific and GEORGE B. EDMONDS. 388 Main street, Historical Articles, Household Articles, One New Stoves from to $40. ware Thousand Anecdotes, timely Editorials on the range Opposite Cannon leamng questions ot me day, and a whole st, AT page each week tor the little ones. The Com- We also have many bargains in second band Coal Parlors, some about as good as Conn. panion has won a place in the home life Bridgeport, by no other paper, and la read every new, tor less than half the first eost. week in nearly Haifa Million families. With FIRE INSURANCE its Double Holiday Numbers at Thanksgiving. 452 Main and 82 Middle, OFFER THE PUBLIC Christmas, New Tear's and Easter, its Weeklv Furnished at in luustrateu supplements, its one paper and T?l3.vt Xl.jct2a.so Lowest Rates PAINLESS DENTISTRY B. beautiful no other Model ; pictures, weekly literary more than 100 la use in and around this town. . the and Buckingham's can takes the Iad; u Oldest t. paper approach it in value. It Is real) v a Strongest At Moderate Prices. 2.50 for $1.75 sufcecfib- - I ZSrid-grepor- t, American and : companies. paper a year. Every Oon.rx. English TEETH WITHOUT PLATES. er receive a iuc M in mi'lii. autl Jwgw Qua- - Farm property and Live stock a spec- GOLI FILLING A SPECIALTY. day Numbers, ami the Annual Premium. List Wood oooli stoves We never wedge tiie Teeth before tilling. with 500 illustrations. Addrefca, The YoiTit'a in great If yea think there is any humbug about our prices, give us a call FILLED WITH GOLD, $1 variety. just ialty. AGENCY FOR TEETH up 102 Companion, Bo&to.n,Masa. we five we can convince " ' SILVER, 60aiid7Ac State street, and guarantee that ia minutes you that, by leaving $5, you eaa Hartford County Mutual, Hartford 7Se now CLEANED, If Boots or &noes von wish to buy, earry home the worth of your money from London uouuty annua;, aorwiou " EXTRACTED, Mo call MOLLAN'S Store and Tolland County Mutnal, Tolland VITALIZED AIR administered, 50o .!; at try Insurance Co.of North America, like the we itelr Boots, how well they fit your tuee. Philadelphia The Vitalized Air, air breathe, is Bridgeport, Their Shoes, in Bridgeport, cant be beat. Continental, New York perfeetly HARMLESS and can bo taken Commercial Union, ' Tvondon v or old. by Their Prices are exceeding low. JEWELER. Mutual Hartford an one, vounir Cash Sales, Small Proats, their Motto, RnBBcr J. J. DUNLAP, Fhenix I.il'o, A SET OF TEETH, $5 Remember when Pahit Union Mutual OF you wish to trade, Accident, Chicago SET 8 Mort- - BEST TEETH, WARRANTED, Ppun. That money a&ved ia monev made. Lombard investment Co'a Guaranteed There is no BETTER made, no matter how MOLLAN'S RXTBBBB PAI.TSTT- - Umbrella and Parasol sraires. , from abroad can By purchasing; at iitore. Loan and Deben- much you pay. People co,nQ Yen sa o full ten per cent.sr uonv. Fidelity Trust Company's In the morning and wear their. new telith home Proyv the tact, ttnd in timo. Best Paint In The World. Repairing a Specialty. ture Itonda. tlie same (my. au wjfc yirijiin,eti. BEFORE BUYING CHRIS'?-MA- S More truth tiianyou'll in this . FOEBALEBr ieajrThis ctiloe ia perinanenrly located. poetry rhyme. 382 Main A. F. SANDY HOOK. ' Street, Bridgeport. CLARK, OIlVlt.I.B liECTOR, D.D.S.,-- AND EX- The of AVer's ca UHL-E-. GIFTS, C&Lh great nonnlarity Bitte as a Connecticut national Bank Building. ' ' UK P. L. thartic is dae no less to their promptness aa.l L. B. BOOTH. ?Q.ll S VI-- Ucw rorte OnV Cart' Bodies, as The f. tn!eacy than to their coating of sugar and Iree-- j Koo'as ean tie Tiffti?. Vrlce low at 1. a. Albany Dentists, AMINE QUE STQQK., ilora trom any Injurious effects. Children OOMS'S. ?88 Main street, r BRrooRroRT, conn. tke. them readUy. See Ayer's alaianac (vr VUiyetWiJust ou, . rBlDAT, JAHUAET IS, 1889. evening ; If stormy, Friday evening. Alisses Hyde have sold a tract of some Friends and neighbors, who have been 27 acres to E. B. Adams, to their mutual waiting so long to give them that old advantage. MOKROE. fashioned house warming, will now have an The Staples High School of Westport Xi 3NT 1T. a turnout at the meet-lu- g, opportunity. O IX E! T , Quite Creamery Is proving a great advantage to many in K A A O K Tuesday, 15th. The capital stock The was the this of tlio town. HONEST REDUCTION wua fl xcd at $A"iOO. Seven directors were depot burglary probably part ON RELIABLE CLOTHING work of as no one - - Walter James C. tramps, acquainted BY VERY appointed, lleardaley, with the place would think of looking STETKET. Johnson, llomer Clarke, Solon It. Wales there 11. for money. of Alouroe, C. Sherwood of Trumbull, Air and Mrs Patchen entertained Wil-lar- d Ieroy Sherman of Kaston, Jay M. Jlub-be- ll Yarrington Bros, have been building Oliver and friends from Bethel, of Huntington. A committee was a commodious wood house and work THE RELIABLE COMBINATION HATTERS ANI cows Sunday. CLOTHIERS, MEN'S FURNISKERS. appointed to ascertain how many room for William O. Beach. They will J the would at start. the ot l T FREQUENTLY Bros. Co., farmers pledge the It make repairs on Elisha Uedney's house J. W. Shanley has commenced draw- neap advantages our Sacrifice Prices it) Copeland Is proposed to commence operations Im- next. which he nuvious iiiveiiiorv. ing lumber from the new tract COMBMATIOHl aZmnB FOSTER, BESSE & the HEW ENCLAND mediately a sutllclent number of cows Easton. to show Lw,;tSCk0f m,uteo.d CO., In has lately bought in propose figures that will completely outdistance DOWN sales ever are pledged to make a successful start BRIDGEPORT. heard of on this side of Uie We to MAEK wl Tabfe globe. propose DOWN our winter stock of clotting so low TvM bt Tto crowd the Spring. Now Is the time for each Curtis & Son have their new extension with anxious so low will act like oveTcoIt contin- Mm Edward Mis3 buyers; that they a magnet and draw in every man who thought his old would do for this wlnterlnd farmer to decide whether he will Trindle, formerly and for business. send him away better clothed for less than ever co- Watson of known to completed ready money before in his life. V ue In the old method of dairying or Agnes Bridgeport, ACT PROMPTLY! People come into our operate with his neighbors In the new Newtown friends, died suddenly in Aliss Mary Dikeman visited out of DELLAY BRINGS TiTSAPPmwTTinrw'P t SPECIAL BARGAINS. and probably better plan. The meeting Brooklyn, Tuesday. She was buried at town, over Sunday. 1 W JLJjsl was until Tuesday, 22d, p m, Bridgeport, Wednesday. Men'ft TifirVVMtrDedmAMk- ,L'tUb6 store and remark some adjourned moved ...... v.n.l.-.nn,- ! V T ".I VWIH, ....OVERCOATS.4 Air Hill has 50 to hear the of the committee and Wilson from Long ' Dark Brown Mixed' $ Former Price 5 00 report Workmen are a sewer .Heavy Casslmere Overcoat, - 8 50 " 10 00 to consider the remainder of the unfin- laying large into the place at Stepney Depot lately " " tiray-Diagon- Overcoat, Meadow street from Main and " Brown Silk Faced 9 50 13 00 : ished business. A directors' is through vacated by William Bigelow. ' Diagonal Overcoat, 10 00 12 oo like this "I saw to meeting Dark Blue - .. .. - thing Previous called for the election of a sec- also through the yard of the Housatonlc " lysian Overcoat, 12 Oo 14 oo inventory president, Is Ofllcers and committees of the AI. E. Heavy Fine Black Beaver Ovescoat, IS OK ' ' and Church Par- Ice Co. B. I. Tierce, Jr, doing the " Fine All Wool, Blue " 15 00 retary treasurer at the church for the next conference year, " Klysian Overcoat, 15 00 ' " 17 00 we will offer our entire 1 work. Wide Wale Black Diagonal Overcoat, 15 advertisement and ian, Tuesday, 'i'Jd, p m. which will commence in : " Fine Blue Beaver 00 ' " 1 00 your April " Elysian Overcoat, 10 00 IS 00 car- The Ice Co. have built a Stewards and committees: Le- Fine Black Beaver Bound Overcoat, 10 00 ".... stock of goods, Mr and Mrs Eugene U. Botsford of Naugatuck estimating; Brown 8ilk Faced " 18 00 dry shed in their on the corner of roy Shflnnait, John Jturritt, Isajio Burritt, J. Kersey, Overcoat, IS 00 " , 20 00 have visited W. B. large yard VV. " Black Chinchilla ' came in to see it it was Bridgeport I.anphear. avenue. T. Porter, G. W. Curtis, B. Lanpliear, J. " Overcoat, - IS 00 " " 40 00 and Meadow street and Housatonlc : Bluo Beaver K. Field, B. H. Sherman. Recording steward Elysian Satin Lined Overcoat 20 00 " " 24 00 pets, upholstery : For-ter- . " Brown Chinchilla Satin Mrs Frances and Miss Hattle Curtis It. II. Sherman. District steward J. T. Lined Overcoat, 21 50 " 25 00 M. G. Keane Is out a : On Mrs Wilbur re. were taken luto getting large Committees missions, ruu.w jii!.ivo We half-wa- v so." No wonder at the Congregational Itootb Grace I. have no mark really millinery startling quantity of brown granite blocks at his French, Misses Sophia and MEN'S AND TOTING MEN'S WINTER SUITS Yon Mn . . . - - . . church, Sunday, by letter. avenue and Curtis; Sunday schoolH, I. Burritt, L. I). Sher- we have no old " l" "J now. Remember these are all. this marble works on Housatonlc . W. I. season's goods, styles. la8iii. reduction from former J.. 8. Patterson of Walker's Farm, sev- them for the new school house man; church records, Curtis, Burritt; Trvre A xt iiTTT T"l?TrVa HTTrrra a vn AinrwnA inn view preparing parsonage and furniture, dlrectoresses of the now tRnm at tne mark down of that the enth In descent from Andrew Patterson, at West End. ladles' aid society; conference claimants, the our competitors. They have been reduced, eveiy 00.9 of f, ..i ",an prices public who came from Scotland In 1082. Is of J. T. Porter, I. Burritt; trustees, B. "."' prices. S.astor, O. W. secre- ...... REEFER COATS, A3, S4. 5. 7. s 50. ,2. terri- have their cus- president; Curtis, " " o o .(l v T ur na ftCOtCU1W TnmVa AnH Itiiv 1 I i . . . 1...... Tr the which claims Stratford Eckart Bros, supplied t:an.Sa..-V:...T.- l..,t with the family new calendar of tary; L. 1). Sherman, K. T. Sherman, G. Bur- Blankets. Whins. HnM ur uuuuun, uwm credulity clap tory. tomers with an elegant ritt, 1. Burritt, Wilbur French. We force our competitors to acknowledge our We .""" beautiful design from the well known superiority. guarantee8aTlkaction and unequalled low prices. Albert Wheeler's suit against the town house of Sehile & Sons, New York. and sensational ad DRESS GOODS. . nrus are imi uie of Miss EASTii VILLAGE. trap eonrt at this week. lor marriage &r Bridgeport, Evelyn, daughter of Air and Airs Freder- Aliss Eva M. Cargill is visiting friends FOSTER, BBSSB COSIPAETIT ick E. to Homer God- THE POPULAR AND The clerk re- Silliman, Clayton on Austin street, Bridgeport. . RELIABLE ' vertisements with which Congregational society's frey, Tuesday evening, 2!), at - jyjxxj ports satisfactory sales of the slips for January The wife of Rev visits nnuiit.saw!- iwiail ULOTIIIEKS, HATTERS AND GENTS' FUKNISHEUS, 250 short St. John's church. George Prentiss ZEflZ-AJLII- Special: the current Sr year. her parents in Derby. 317 STBEET CT. the newspapers are fill of dress goods Farmers club met with David S. STRATFORD. F. M. and have re- W00DBUET. - BEIDGBPOBT, lengths llous-aton- ic Cargill daughter Clarke, Uth. Henry Blakcmau of turned after four weeks in Shelton. cents on the dol- was present John Lattin has taken the hennery Barnett Atwood cut his with ed. But one at fifty grange, Stratford, by owned Alessrs leg badly every invitation ami gave Information in re- by Judson and Richards O. J. Sherwood is erecting a wood and an ax, Monday morning. Dr. Ketchura lar. gard to the grange, its benefits, etc. A and gone Into the chicken business. tool house, 12x20 feet, with a convenient was called to dress the wound. who visited snltlclcnt number of names were procur- M. T. Knowlton has vacated the Allen attic for corn; W. W. Bliss does the car- knows has It was Invite dej-ut- y ed and decided to the place and gone to Bridgeport. penter work. BETHEL. for this county to come at an early our store have day and organize a subordinate grange Kev Mr Walker of Christ church Alex Sinclair is taking down his old There was a large attendance at the that they CLOAKS. here. There was some objection to al- preached his farewell sermon, Sunday dwelling and building an ice house. funeral of Miss Dora M. Sniffen, Wed- lowing it to absorb the "runners' club, evening, to a large congregation. He nesday, from her home with her grand 384 MAIN tailed to find all hut it was voted that the club meet with expected to start lor uuouque, Tuesiiay. Last week Thursday night, thieves Hilmwoou. STREET, BRIDGEPORT, never cleaned out a henroost of 17 fowls for father, Uurtiss liarnum in James Burr, Wednesday, 30th. Subject Airs mother of Airs Rev F. G. Howell of the M. E. church for discussion. James Seeley, Henry Ilanford Burr. Miss has Newmarkets, "Corn;"' Burr, Thompson, is quite ill. conducted the service. Sniffen that we advertise, and raglans, J. C. .'oliiu.on leaders. A ram Os-- been a sufferer with consumption for two Vincent lectured to a au- pet belonging to Legrand and in Bishop large born, after and scaring Charles years. She was an esteemed and active ARE HAVING A 4' jackets wraps, Miss Lizzie Hazeltine has been guest dience lu the AI. E. church, Saturday. butting member in the social and church life and BIG out at S. B. Wales. Curtis, wound up by breaking a finger more. Closing and solid colors. Miss Emma Atwood Is home for a for Airs Osborn. her loss is mourned by many. stripes short time from Mass. Mrs Albert Johnsou is slowly gaining Huntington, Born, Alonday, son to Fred Vail. sales," Seal plush wraps and strength. Stiles Judson Is the new president of PLUMTREliS. 3M" G5-- D XT the social club. CLEiV T JSXZZ: "Bankrupt at less than Or K. M. has a new name- - is laid from the to jackets Beardsley SHELTON A track being ledge " Great mark sake. Joseph L. Curtis is the new master of the kiln, at the lime works, to lighten OF stocks," wholesale St. John's lodge, No. 8, F. & A. AI. The burglars who broke into Greeley's the work of handling material. prices. Mrs Albert K. Kraemer is enjoying a hat store and carried off his stock have 1 fre- visit from her mother. Unmarried American women between not been apprehended and will probably downs," are of so Raven stream and Fresh pond,' 110. HALF WAT RTVEE. f Kllsha Booth has been laid with escape. LADIES' AND GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES. UPHOLSTERY. up Aleasles are In town. wile are con- malaria for three weeks, but Is out again. Warden Clark has visited in Brooklyn. It. S. Hinman and to 'be occurrence that Airs a from gratulated on the success of the enter- quent O. flock fowls Neeld, missionary India, club and A. Abbott's large of spoke in the AI. E. church. S. H. Lessey was chairman and It. S. tainment given by the Banjo want to secure at- This has have not, as yet, got down to business. Gardner secretary of the meeting in Bir- Peake sisters at the Riverside church, Ifyou bargains in Footwear the public pay little department It is an old saying, and true, that large F. C. Beach gave a stereopticon exhib- mingham, which advocated a branch of last week. The visitors were royally en- call on us our we Hocks don't pay as well In as ition In the Town Hall, Tuesday evening, the Y. AI. C. A. Their ell'orts will tertained at the Ilinman home, where at store, and will show you been moved into our proportion prob 1 smaller ones. for the benefit of the H. E. W. society. ably be successful. they had a jolly time after their labors what can be done in the of tention to t h e i a This society Is aiding the poor children were done. The exhibition at the church way reducing prices carpet room. Sp ecial Miss Fannie C. Burr has gone to New In the town. raised about S28 and was thoroughly en to clear out stock to York for the Winter; Miss Klnora Burr HUNTINGTON. the audience present. previous inventory. values in lace and is home Mr and Airs Walker held a reception at joyed by largo, heavy again. the residence of B. II. Russell, Saturday Airs Laviuia Wheeler died suddenly at Our reduction sales are genuine, and furniture cov- There Is to be a meeting of the Zigzags afternoon and evening, which was large- the home of her son, Leauder J. Wheeler, Something new for breakfast " only curtains, soon. all members will ly attended. Monday afternoon. Apparently in her a sugar corn meal which makes a delicious come once in a while. So don't let the op- Hope respond usual a corn bread in a short time. For sale by E. F. long table covers, and see what can be done In the way of good health, she had eaten 10c erings, etc. George Burritt, aged 80, died Tuesday hearty dinner and was about the house llawley, only packago. portunity slip by without availing yourself ofit. Now, we have a little entertainments, night from cancer. until she of blankets and comforta- suddenly complained feeling Full standard calicoes, fast colors, only 5c Wakeman Sherwood has taken himself Co. K gave their annual ball, this week ill and a messenger was hurried off for vard. also a big bargain in cotton cloth for story to tell which will bles. to Bridgeport. Thursday night. the doctor. Before he had gone far, Mrs 6c yard at E. F. Hawley 's. . . Wheeler expired. She was 81 years and MOLLAN & SON pay you to read. We Airs Goldsborough has received the nine months old and widow of Agur W. W. Olmstead, Southbury, wants a man J sad Intelligence (by cable) from Paris of 0E0S0QUE. Wheeler, for many years warden of St. for his farm and mill. wisn to clean our THE the death of her cousin, the Countess te Paul's church. She was ever a consist up ivioltkc. Postmaster Alorse, who has been quite ent and earnest member of the Episco New stock of bleached and unbleached stock before March 1. sick, is again on his feet. a muslin in all widths at bargain prices, just in 384 MAIN BRIDGEPORT. Miss Edith who has been pal cnurcn, kind neighbor, a good at E. F. Hawley's. STREET, Bros.Co. llolllster, The boss 384 mother, a true Christian. Funeral on Copeland with her brother In Philadelphia, has Spring pig, pounds, was turn all our winter to Hartford with her mother. butchered by A. II. lilakeman. Thursday. Footwear slaughtered In prices. Many of gone you nave ,uiidouoteuiy attended tne great into and 411 TO 417 MAIN STREET, The horse power recently put up by The temperance division will hold a mid-wint- mark-dow- sale of boots, shoes, goods money, Sherwood, the East Village butcher, II. Tomlinson for entertainment the Town slippers and rubbers now in progress at the has resumed a va- George cutting hay, literary at Hall, boot and shoe house of with a fresh stock and 103 Fairfield peddling again, after grinding feed and other is giv- 22d, in of popular C.H.Bennett, - S3 PAKTS CO. - start Avenue, cation of some time. , purposes Tuesday evening, place their Main street. Bridereoort. To those who BRIDGEPORT ing satisfaction and already others are regular meeting. Admission 15c. have not, we wish to state that the bargains in the To do this talking of following his example. offered are genuine and the reductions in spring. BRIDGEPORT. Daniel Ufford did not rent his prices are taken from Mr Bennett's regular SrlcS-grepor- EASTOB. J. II. Blakeman has sold his thor- place stock, the merits ot which are too well-know- ISO t, we closed our doors big and is to find some one to it. re- Wilson. trying buy to be dwelt upon. Only a few days more Ave., Beach oughbred Holstein bull Gen Hawley to before sale will be a of the B. B. Aleeker of main this thing to A company oi near relatives Easton. The mother of Airs Horace Lyon past, but one which will be remembered for SPECIAL. last week, get ready pleasaut the Winter in New Haven. a lite time by those who have been fortunate and friends gathered at the home of Airs Regular meeting of the Crickets, last spends enough to obtain some oi the unheard of bar for a rush. Never have Clarena Wilson to witness the marriage C. gains, the equal of which are unknown to the j Friday evening, at D. Blackman's. Downer of her Aliss to I Edwards: daughter, Frankle, An of ; read- GREENFIELD HILL- - 4 Charles Beach. At the hour interesting program music, ment for prices. we succeeded in bring- appointed, ings and recitations fully repaid the au- Alaster Wilson and Aliss Jxmisa Blake-man'- The of Aleeker of For in rubber boots and shoes, go Itoy dience. Next meeting at J. II. s, property Augustus bargains such crowds bar- Burr entered and stood on either side of 2"th. Cross Highway is being appraised for to E. F. Hawley's, also leather boots very TO ORDER; CHINCHILLAS, FUR BEAVERS, WHITNETS, KERSEYS, ing of the then followed the bride and auction. cheap. arch, i BLUE AND who stood under the arch while B. G. our mail BLACK, BROWN, seekers. We men groom, Ryder, genial carrier, One of Many. gain ltev Air Koberts erformed the ceremony who commenced his duties with the year, A party at Hczekiah Ogden's Wednes is Victor. N. Y.. Feb. 1, 1887. below some of the hi an impressive manner. The bride promptly on schedule time and Is ready day night. Mr O. F. Woodward, Dear Sir : Send me one TO OKDER. tion was attired in a white Per- to do errands or at half gross Kemn's Balsam. 50o size, and a few $15, FURNITURE becomingly ' convey passengers Miss Frankie Wilson, who married C. samnles. I know that Kemp's Bal found on our sian with Persian The small certainly - to dullness in the New Tork woolen market we obtained a of the above suit, trimmings. compensation. W. is cousin of Mrs Craft. sam is the best cough cure.- I have 15 other Owing large consignment bargains AND groom wore the conventional black. Af- Beach, Henry couifh and luntr remedies on mv shelves and goods at ruinous prices- - Some are actually worth 30 to $35. CARPETS. ter the of Balsam sells 10 to 1 best of all. Soe Overcoat in window. Send 0c. for and rules of measurement. counters. Wehave some receiving congratulations their LONG HILL. Frank Banks lost his colt, which Kemp's Sample displayed Samples many friends, all to the din- nearly yours, F. E. Cobb. Sold by all drug adjourned got tangled in the "harness and threw gists at 50c and $1. sample bottle tree are ning room, where a tempting repast j Aliss Emily Warner has returned to itself. left, but the "plums" awaited them. The were use- BRIDGEPORT $3 PANTS COMPANY. presents Providence, R. I. For the next three weeks we will offer ful, valuable and ornamental. Air and John Ferris has the wood pile being rapidly picked Airs Beach will commence Mrs D. S. French entertained in largest THEB0ST0N STORE. housekeeping company the neighborhood. OF KEWTOOT, ss Probate Court . "7K)UND Between my house and John at once, In the pleasant home he has pre- from out of town, Sunday. DISTRICT 12, 1889. stone chisels. out, and if you don't is hrenUlno' a eolr. GREAT OF New- J French's, chains, augur, pared for his bride. May many years William Dallinsr for SALE LADIES' Estate of WILLIAM CLARK, late -of WHEELER FRENCH, Huntingtown. Of the greatest in A new piano graces the home of P. Burr town, in said district, deceased. P. O. of happiness be store for them. Merwin. It proves a fine stepper. exhibited his ad- Stepney wish to get left you had The new house to which Mr Beach will Heneghan. H. W. Craft raised it. AND MISSES' The Administrator having ministration account with said estate to this TT'OR SALE Newnilch cow, 4 years old and take his bride Is fitted ; Airs Is sick. Court for allowance, it is tf better come soon. nicely up with Angevine In 19th of x can; also lamiiv norse, years om. pretty Ever offered in the of the Fur- modern conveniences and comforts, one The family the Jewett place are Oudbred That the day January H. S. OSBORNE, Redding Ridge.' history i The T. 8. N. E. met with Aliss Jennie warned out ; the Is to be sold. GARMENTS 18K,at 9 o'clock in the forenoon at the Probate of which he may well be The place Oftiee be and same is Child's Knee 25 cts. niture and Trade. proud. j in Newtown the assign- Pants, Carpet is a Shelton, Monday evening. D- . said ad- house pretty cottage, with a wide AN- ed for a hearing on the allowance of LOT I Natural and Ash Ctrfunbrr on j ministration account with said estate, and $1 00. Antique veranda the front and side and a bay Mn Harvey Hubbell has visited in ASPETUCK. Boy's Long Pants, 8uitH, 8 30; TWfrnlar ?SI nil. window on the south. the rooms this Court directs the administrator to cite PROTECTION FROM BUR piece. Inside, , West Stratford. all interested therein to appear at Men's Pants, Wool, $1 10. are finished In and show a rare The concert at the M. E. JERSEYS. persons order with marble top and full sUe kIiwms, harmony jug breaking said time and place, by publishing this ! 39: 46 unit. taste In selection and combination. The was a com in BOme having a circulation in GLARS Twenty Styles. pieces, regular church, Tuesday evening, STOREY & ROY newspaper a on the LOT S 120 Anliuue Oak Dining Chain, with Is In WESTON. success. said District and by posting copy h 11 dark, stained wood, with a plete Alter tne enter sign-pos- Men's' some extra lie cane aeat, braced anna parlor literary public t in the Town of Newtown, Pants, fifty styles, SO marbellzed slate mantel and tainment and of the com deceased dwelt. and back, ftl 75; regular ti chair. heavy piece Mrs Place was taken violently 111, Sun- - breaking jugs, cleared out the balance where the last all wool, $1 49. LOT 4 5 pieces heavy eotton and wool Kjc. a hearth where are displayed antique pany, numDenng over zoo, adjourned to Having Attest, WH. J. BEECHER, Judge. BRIDGEPORT SAFE S5e and 46e. uu, aiunoay, iwo pnysicians were in Super Ingrain Carpets, brass andirons and fender. Furniture is uycalled. Their Mrs the hall the rear, where supper was of the entire stock of a New ss. We have takon all of our LOT pair Nottingham Lace Curtain. of solid rich and with daughter, Raynor, served. The contents of DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN, Probate Court D E P 0 S I T $3, with brass trimmed pules, complete, 6s mahogany, dark, was summoned, by a from the jugs 12, 1889. 84. - tl or nanusome rea and blue. despatch, amounted to $50 ; entire York manufacturer at a mere WALKER WAKELEY, an incap- $3.25, $3.50, and $4 pants and and i upnoistery Long Island and is with them. nearly proceeds Estate of . the windows. about $70. able person ot Newtown. AND We have made in - Ijice draperies overhang nominal will offer The in ot Ethelbert F. some worth $4.50, and pat them a Sweeping Cut Et- The sitting room Is in whitewood, with Frank, only son of II. B. Wheeler, is price, they application writing of said mantel Hiram who to make WaUeley of Newtown, Conservator CO. all in one lot to sell at $2.95. ery Department piece and mirror corresponding; Bit; niui jjucuuiuuiu. Raymond, expects this stock, with the bal- Walker Wakely for an order authorizing and TRUST with the room and the his future home in Montana, has a valua- along empoweiing him to sell all the real estate of BENT SAFES in Burglar and Fire Proof Vaults, In order to Beduce this, adjoining W been received it is Another lot of Men's, Stock previous to be thrown luto one The many friends of T. J. Bennett ble horse for sale ; also other stock. on said Walker akely having to the exclusive control cf the renter. . pants, parlor, may large ance of their own, Thursday said be heard subject 1- room. Kitchen conveniences are admir- will be glad to hear that there is a OitDEKEU That application $1.88. This lot all of February - pros Airs Mary Nichols, who is over 90, is at 2 o'clock p. m on the 21st day of January, STORE Wills, Bonds, Bank Books, Silver Ware, comprises ably arranged. Stain of stained wood pect or ms recovery rrom Diinaness. morning at prices hitherto un 1889, at the Probate Office in said Newtown, Trunks and valuables cf all kinds at reasona our lead luto the second where In poor health. and that notice of the time and place of said $2, $2.20, and $2.00 line. up story, Airs N. B. Johnson's health is known in the Cloak trade. The be given by publication one week in ble rates. sleeping rooms are In accord with the improv- hearing a ROOMS The above lots of are the ing. the Newtown Beb, weekly newspaper print- PRIVATE for use of customers in caring; pants rest of the house. Softest carpets cover S0UTHP0ET. stock of Plush ed in Fairneld County and by posting the for and Valuables. consists, Sacques, same on sign-po- nearest to where the examining best lots of we have every floor and all rooms are filled with Air Airs the bargains comfort. Aluch of and T. J. White's anniversary A number from the M., E. church at said Walker Wakely last dwelt in the town of 0UE VAULTS are constructed in the most thor DOWNER & EDWARDS the furniture and u. Plush Wraps, Seal Plush Jack Newtown. ever offered. bric-a-br- at tended Alon known ac have charm Is wcauing uraaiey street, February the lecture, "That Boy," ough and complete manner to science. the of age. It in M. Attest, WM. J. BEECHER, Judge. a Hue home and the wish of all Is, day night, the First E. church, ets, Circtfars and Walking Jack HOURLY PATROL Watchmen the Main "May Bridgeport. by during 449,451 SL, Bridgeport Its occupants live long and happily 1" TASHDA. ' ' night, who is also under surveillance of the City ets. ":""J Police The Y. H . a s Department. Miss Alartha AI. Burr Is In Hartford. Numerous aud radical are P. II. will hold meeting, Misses' in good qualities of cloth repairs be in the lecture room. The $2.50, .S0, $4.50. WRITE OS CALL for rates and fuller OVERCOATS. maue on tne owned Friday night, parties Prescott'8 "Ferdinand and ing liunning place, former pastor, Rev W. II. Blackman, All wool Black and Colored Jerseys 85c lars. v Isabella," Dy .airs I'orter or worth !. 1.50. Proclamation DR. Hardwlck's "Christ and Other Alasters," Bridgeport. expects to be present. and INSPECTION ISVITSD. WARNES, Dentist, Schiller's Years' War" are the One line of Jerseys $13!5, $1.50; original "Thirty Winton French continuees very low. price t'3 and $2.50. ' latest additions to the library of Christ the constant SPORT HILL. 420 Main church. needing attention of his In submitting this stock to the inspection of MARSH,MERWIN& LEMM0N, Child's overcoats, - $1 95. Streetridgeport, brother Benjamin of gtepney Depot. Airs rue people oj Bntigepoii, wo leeitoouniieni FairflaM J. W. Sherwood is in Brooklyn. win aarmt uuu are wnat we ciaim TO THE CITIZENS 0P 00. Star Arsaaa. Mrs Wes- tney tney 305 Main Street, corner State, Boys' overcoats, $3 Eunice Merwln has gone to Children of school age number about Air Yen Wrert has been visited them to be, the CHEAPEST GOODS ever ot AND VICINITY! ton to make her home with a by his tered. NEWTOWN Conn Young Men's ovorcoats, $5 00. Dentistry at Reduced Prices. daughter. tne same as lasc year, but only a lew lacner ana motner. jit van vvert is CALL AND SEE Bridgeport, Airs Is more than half are enrolled as attending painting his residence. Men's overcoats, $6 50. A GOOD SET OF S4 AND UP Moses Ogden convalescent. SCHOOL STOREY & ROY: TEETH, Her daughter, Mrs Jennie Sherwood, Alrs'Edgar has been elected Ulsters, $6 00 to $25 00. Jennings Teeth extracted without . . 25c has been with her almost dur- Dan-bur- pain, every day Airs Fanny Reynolds has gone to treasurer of the Young Peoples' Society BOSTON STORE The elegant lines of Star Shirt Waists, 33 cts. ing her sickness. to her daughter, Mrs Fred Cocker, of Christian Endea vor. There were 33 Warner & Parker. " free, when are at the last meet 342 MAIN STREET, All of our 25 ct. neck ties, 19 cts. plates Mrs Charles F. Gilbert has returned young peoples' prayer - Our famous 50 ct. unlaund-- q wanted. from two weeks In Danbury. HULL'S FARMS. ing. BBJDGEP0BT, CONN. ftinnl-?ft- r lrwlnro T ( rP ..rill nw SUITS, OVERCOATS, ULSTERS, ered shirts, 39 cts. All work in the aame proportion. David O. Banks is a little more com- The Hawkins boys have their old barn OF NEWTOWSa. Court SILK NECKWEAR, tertaln Hope Chapel lodge and Center DISTRICT Probate MUFFLERS, tie safest AmasUiatis kaov fortable, but very feeble. frame nearly covered. Street A 14, 1889. ETC. Cardigan Jackets, $100. Cu, adtaiaistani lodge, Thursday evening,24th. Estate ot MICHAEL McMAHON, late of TRUNKS, BAGS, VALISES, 80s- - -- Willie Sherwood has horses large attendance is desired. ivewtown in saia aeceasea. traded aistnci, Haven't space to mention our Testa filled without . TETTMBULL. The anolication of ievi B. Booth of said Sew psia at lawast with Ed Henshaw. Ben a pries. Rogers, boy employed by E. A town, praying that administration be granted JEWELLERS, hat department, but will say All work guaranteed satisiactarjr. W. N. French filled of Disbrow, saw a bottle of care-- on said estate, hereby reDresented intestate. an the place Arthur Lent has bought a horse from powder as appears by said application on file having Our store crowded with cut in two. Call sad sea our work. - m nouse. prices just superintendent, to which ohice he has Norwalk. Dimon Bradley- has a new iuiiy put away tne carriage Deen received, i'uereiore, .immense stock of the above 366 MAIN STREET, been chosen the Sun- His inquisitive nature led to an investi Okdeued That said application be heard by Congregational norse. at 3 in on 28tli we will now 420 Main day school, most acceptably, Sunday. gation and trial or tne powuer, tie lit a o'clock the afternoon the day goods, which St.,near Fairfield Ave. El- match and it in a 01 January, iobw ai wie i'rooate iiince in said off unheard of Low Bridgeport. O. B. Burton was chosen assistant, Mr and Mrs Henry Banks have enter- put cup, then proceed Newtown and that noticeofthe time and place rattle at more Nichols secretary and treasurer tained Sherwood Banks and family. ed to pour the powder in, holding the of said hearing be given by publication two Prices. We Guarantee our FARM FOB SALE The Homestead of the and Itollln Burton collector. The other bottle at arm's length. In an instant weeks successively in the Newtown Urns, a Kxekiel Beers In Zoar district, with Miss Annie has been with was an weekly newspaper printed in Fatrtield coun- Prices to be less for the large House. nd Kitchen, Woodhouse attach- otllcers remain as before. Godfrey her there explosion and glass was ty, and the same on ed, good Bun and &heds with cellar under the by posting the sign post same can be had Ml sister, Mrs William null. flying in all directions, but fortunately iieuresi to uie piace wuere me ueccaseti last goods than DIAMONDS, whole, all in good repair; acres of land, all week of s tillable is acres ot wood; The meetings during the tne Doy escaped serious injury ; only of any firm in the State.. G except good apple were so full of interest that they Airs Burr Hull Intends going to New burned hand and a few cuts. Attest, Wh. BKKCHEK, Judge, W A T II E S, CITY orchard of grafted fruit; lut youug quince rayer York for the Winter. PARK trees. This homestead was valued, a few lave been continued successfully, this NOTICE All indobted to years since, at j0U0; will be sold now for half SPECIAL persons JEWELRY, SILVER- i the or less. Also week. Air and Mrs Aleeker visit friends Wnuk Aves and Inflamed lids indicate an 1m are reo nested to make money wtll be sold with the Leroy condition immediate payment, as it is that i above or separately, 40 acres of woodlsjMl pure of the blood. The best remedy Important one at-- , Wednesday afternoon, the ladies' home in Redding. Is AVer's Jt vitalizes the all accounts be settled on e WARE, within mile ot Botsford Depot; easy saraapavilla, blood, 15. MJiN'OTT February cess to highway: good tic timber. It the above and societies held regulates the secretions and panels all sorot, AVG1JK, Is not aofct foreign missionary Airs Gould Is low. hIoiib the SAM at private sale before starch 1, it their were well Lydia very humors from body. Try it. Price, WILL B8 A MEETiVU of the HARRIS, will be sold on that day to the Mirheat easts quarterly meeting. They $1. TV UllU fbl UVIUO, THK(ttE -- - reserve. attended and the exercises interesting. Airs Hoard at the Middle dtstript CLOTHING HOUSES- bidder without Also for sale, swTeik Henry Banks received a box of school house on i, or tons ot hay In the barn on this To hdhia missions have over Saturday, January at B N Z A eight place. they given oranges from her daughter in Florida. 9 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of examining One Price Dealer, R 0 E S, AIMS SANFOKft, Trustee. Newtown, lac. :i0 and made Airs N. T. Alerwin life A Few Pointer. teachers and granting certificates for the Square ceraberSO, MS. To missions Nichols intends a new term. All teachers not cortit-icatc- s member. foreign give Orville building Spring holding FANCY GOODS, ETC. y they Tim recant statistics ofthe number of deaths term are : XKWTIlWN BEE rmK Vt.H even more and have 14 subscribers to barn. con-- ! covering that requested to - sliow that the large die with he at hour. G. Chair- V dare not say that Christ did not and im This diseasemajoritycommence with present that It. BEEHS, 185 Main street, Life Light. ' sumption. tnaj man. Mrs S. E. Plumb Is with her mother, GREEK'S FARMS. an apparently harmless cough which can be la It eaa be made. If that la so, twn no otner instantly cured by Kemp's Batnam ior the Farm to work on shares or rent BRIDGEPORT, CON, reunions meeuugs are needed, but meeting Mrs O. W. Beach and other friends. which is Etuarantued to re WASiTEO. far- for where a. -- throat and limits, or more cows, team and exhortation layinea eaa feave en- E. B. Adams has Invested hi two new - . tA lilnnlinww ...-1- . 1 ... Mr and Mrs Stephen C. Bea h will lieve and cure all eases. Price sua andttt Trl- ming utensils. Address A.G., Bo$ 136, New-- Danbury, hMrin7annal tertain the Cracker clubithls Thursday) horses and a carriage, a line twuoiit. lul Hir.a Iree, r or sale by all dm agists. i have now. WILLIAM l:Uti,A..ut. 2- - VOLUME XII. HEWTOWN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1889.-S-IX EAGES. NUMBER thia : Remember the Library dance, . A V. K. SOia euruu ouerm xxorace nueeusr. ui . Prof W. W. Dayton, the man of whom We clip from the Hartford Times On account of the death of Father Mo-- J Mr C. B. Johnson visited In Can xt tt,. cent Tavior auuiw repuiy Tickets only Hi one last Shelton attached a of we have heard and read so much, is to "Wells hall was not but (Friday) evening. fl. -' week, only packed, . VT in Aim, Tav- tonic mileage books, day quantity dynamite t urtan, Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, of over Sunday, WCCIl 1LU Ior 1 , ... f a I , .1 , . , , A. man tJ.I i wuivii uuuu tl uuuac ucar iiAi at the Town even- at the entertainment which he was an have .i,of Cold WhHO ft UanDUry uouni, ic hi bwic appear Hall, Saturday jammed given by widespread sorrow honorary member, lor Spring. will be Sherman Botsford's a short time with his wonderful and en- Prof W. W. Davton. A committee of In deference to the postponed their ball until evenr Miss Ada Peck has been sick wltl bunch. Teoplc fear that they mill, ing, amusing Tuesday I. The of had tertainment. Those who have seen him II. P. Charles C. Larkin caused by the sadly lug, 22d. bilious fever. The Real Estate Record has compiled withdrawn. ago. City Bakery Bridgeport three, Kilbourn, the a 81200 in towns he is im- and Charles R. were elected to Rev James McCartan, JVJJ claim of the contractors neighboring say that Risley, T-f- Vith labor and care a summary of against until yJ great W00DBTJBY. on mense and miles to see. cabinet and see that the pro- - poned their ball Messrs Amos T, Camp and F. B. Lake Wild cats are numerous and fierce, this e me the Derby extension, which, they worth going the building operations throughout was fessor was tied. All the lead-- January 22. took In the sights of the metropolis, over Winter, probably because of the open tate. stanas The South church has chosen Charles j claimed, guaranteed by both Taylor securely This shows that Bridgeport " - be carried out , season. former some have been Smith deacon for four years ana ana ClarK & u Brien ana the inir tests given bv mediums were allow- fully Sunday. In years, cond among Connecticut cities in its K, uriaiey HUNTINGTON. will be assured a gooa tune. killed In Great which were as retained Charles A. Strong seizure was to this; claim, as far ei and vet the. exhibition, for cleverness or.S Quarter, dbi at a unanimously satisfy record, put up " ' " Peter Mcintosh is charcoal for Mrs Charles of Milford has been and near- biulding having school as burning llydo tall as a dog and, although lean V. of 1.410.170. 15 per cent, of as Sunday superintendent." possible. , lame. Mr J!- hardly P. L. Bassett. I,?-.- aiT;,1Wo tiift MfWmiflm Piatt is still very with I., - Lake. famished, weighed 25 to 30 25 build- t ly pounds. wt Hcb. are brick. Bethel put up Miss Atwater has visited Rector Dean out .w-- 6 Mr Fred F, Johnson is able to ride Mrs A. is hi Shelton.-Joe- l the slate was not even held He is checr(ul, tnougn ana, They probably cause the banshee scare, "a at a cost of 833,000, Redding 8 at P. Bartlctt writing test, ing C. made a uis-- ana is was unable to stand without s crutch, has llevJ. P. Hoyt has visited his son, but not men would care to tackle Dan-b- ur Dea K. Smith curious gaining strength. by the professor while the Writing many 855 W, Huntington 18 at $31,000, Washburn spent Sunday in Bridge and ia George 1'., in Brooklyn. such a handed and without covery of treasure trove in the edge of done. J. A. Taft had a obtained a hand mfll preparing cat, single 'y 105 at 8537,500, Monroe 3 at 85000, port. tne sweeiesi. the river beyond his house, where he wa Mr Lauren Skidmore a of combinaiion lock handcuffs. He from some yellow corn just weapons. w 'wrnrv 200 at $600,000. New Haven gave supper, pair ever eaten. Show Rev Mr Wllklna was with a ters his cattle. It was a set of artificial llast-week,t- Mr and Mrs B. Fair-- Mrs E. J. Buckingham has visited in seated if allowed to them on meal and hominy suffering 520 at Hartford 148 at. 81,-- George that, put $1,940,400, - Hart- would his square dealing cold, Sunday aud there was no pennon Mr and Mrs Leroy Meeker of Westport inn teeth set on silver plate. child and'Mrs Marshall Clarke of Sooith Shelton; E. S. Hawley has been in and double lock them himself , he that you appreciate 107 - ford. man 8100 who could out of and Independence by giving ami at Trinity. and Mrs Stephen Sanford of Redding TWiu-- Britain and Mr and Mrs George F Dun- give any get sturdy svmnathv-- A. has been expressed- ; v I This he did and the an order and both parties wiu ik were guests of Mr Charles Northrop of C n account of the illness of the wife of with Horace H. Minor, who. on account coiuue nuu uauguuer. Howard W. Hubbell has a large col them. yet professor Mr II. S. Minor of the Cen- do-'o- fitted. Woodbury Sugar Street, this week. Rev P. the proposed n to make lection of old aud curious easily freed both hands." tral has been sick for over a week 'A. Chapman, of ill luck, has been compelled coins, ranging bakery been but friends 8TEPKET. as back as 17G0. ia to and bread omitted nat! has postponed; an assignment for the benefit of his cred far Mr Thomas McGran, Jersey City, the cart its usual trips. Mrs Charles F. Beardsley has been lilnsr remember the rector A of Hook sportsmen re- wisl to itors, ne occupies the old Capt. John Sherman Botslord of Newtown has Miss Ellen is in this couple Sandy be we are informed, to a New sick, but is better. She overworked In Mr Quick Nichols, and seine to the Housa-toni- c married, bam led their contributions to J. li homestead and is the first built an Cx22 on the ' cently took boat Mr Ki ed B. New Ha-- Minor this addition, feet, gram Winter. in a few weeks. Like has visited for her mother while sick. I or Jersey lady, caring War ter. time that it has been conveyed by deed department of B. Curtis & Son's block river and, after two three hauls, ven. a . jt :j-- m... vi- I " n- - - Eiiakim L. Walker and S. found had succeeded in since the Indians nrst conveyea vo u Field were Byron they capturing was not taken to Mr Charles was Wa TsTpIIir was able to sit Misses Cora Hull and Anna neat milker- - returned Mr Wintbrop Peck Hamburger arrested Mi Northrop ancestors. The has , . . Brownson have added a hennery to Thev A horse belonging to Mr II. II. Peek, marked im title always pasBeu w shelton. Sundav, mon- - Middletowii and is better. on a charge of keeping an unlicensed dog up, Tuesday and showed to son the Probate their farm buildings. hr.v Hnrisflerl that there was more attached to an - from father through open buggy occupied by and tried before Justice C. W. Dayton in went. Rev R. will in the and as much fun in Mr and Mrs Frauk A. became prov. court. Where farmers and men of small McGonegal preach Betsey Waters, an old lady who for ey just "clipping was in Mallctt, Beecher's office, Monday. He next at 1 heads and horses" and no more Sheriff Glover of Newtown Judge sun- - means made debts, years ago during the Baptist church, Sunday p. m., has been at the died, the cars, and beautiful years poor house, to-da- New- frightened by Sunday night, acknowledged that the dog had not been Tue sday's balmy and in the at C 30, he will de looking up the above Botnford. The horse to times of war prices, it is very hard, with evening, last Friday and was buried, Sunday, in Waterbury, 49th just ran, registered, but said that he intended to shine induced Mr Charles B. Nichols a lecture on the life of John B. town and celebrating his out Mr who to tune the present low prices of everything, liver the old cemetery, Rev Mr Park officiat ' burglars throwing Maltett, clung kill it. He was fined $1 and costs, ventui e into the Street, for the first NICHOLS. the reins was a dis- land included, not, sooner or later, to Gough. ing- - birthday. and drugged short 810 02. Mr be- seve ral weeks. Ha has been suffering F. E. Baldwin is building a carpenter amounting to Sestratu ui succumb to the load. Mrs John Gilbert, visits her uncle, the tance. The horse was soon stopped. Ham- m iuscular rheumatism. . David Shelton is out with a new 20x24, with U foot posts, back of is the word to designate came surety on a $25 bond for Mr with Luzon Hubbell of J. shop, "Superb" In- Both front wheels of the which Derby. 4 10 few More buggy, burger to appear before Justice Dayton News comes from the Wecuppemee meat wagon. his house. It will be lighted by large weather for the past days. belonged to Mr .Mallctt, were smashed whose on Carmel Hill of the and second floor will be ozone was never breathed in Sandy Hook, Wednesday afternoon, to Mrs J nlia Stahl of Toledo, O., district discovery Elisha II. Hubbell and S. B. Brownson windows the vigorating and the horse was cut about the and BE00KFIELD. . Hen furnished the badly fever was followed of lead of silver - used as a store room, nis than that so lavishly by pay the fine. attack o f typhoid by very pure quality, week. - brother, fetlocks. Mr Mnllett's shoulder was traded horses, last win-- 1 after the on of the lungs, is reported some-- slight traces of gold. The place of dis Howard P. Mansfield has secured the ry Baldwin, is assisting him The cierk In charge of the weather somewhat bruised. congest! Smith worked road near John , Messrs John Schernierhorn, George what bet ter. Her mother, Mrs William covery is on William H. Allen's farm position of messenger of the representa John dows now in the house wul be placed in storm of last week Thursday. unusual I windows Jacobus, Charles Ilibbard spent Sunday Fairchild U Is with her. He has caused specimens to be assayed tives chamber of the Legislature. nanley's, last week, something the 8j,0p nn(i large, single pane The dog whose cost Mr W. home. and he finds in the which will also LOBO HILL. at A. Peck's Eluishade by the United States assayer of St. Paul's Guild January. substituted for house, Mr Charles Hamburger 810 had a vic 27 ounces Annual meeting in the near f u- - & 1000 pounds of lead to the ton, etc Samuel T. Buckingham is building a be repaired and altered . Miss Birdie nail has returned to ious is said the arner, Clark Taylor. -- n. for the election of officers, r reputation. It that dog a t rt. snwi rtiifinHftr a ml reports, r.nre. A new harn is also pianneu. Ham- Miss M. V. Nolan, telegraph operator Wil new froht fence on the Allis place. Bridgeport from Breezy Lawn. bit Mr Phllo Nichols's horse (Mr About t swo years ago, Mr E. W. --t the rectory, Wednesday evening. Baldwin has done much work, this seas- at the depot, was called to her home at ad-- 40 son have vis burger denies this, however) and fright- urni, fjure dealer and undertaker, the ore for Howard Mansfield has his James B. Wheeler, for years clerk of which was In Stratford and Mrs F. V. Cole and little Mount Vernon, Monday, by the serious son, f - LZnZToiyenous:h to pay for working given up on, part ened other horses. F, Into partner- of Walnut Tree Hill district, says that outlook ited in illness of her sister. Miss Nolan has re- mitted Mr George Taylor that alone; Mr Allen has a gang of men school for the Legislature Milford and Bays that the for Bridgeport. V firm name of Wilson & the record book is 51 years old. to sister ship, unde the at work at the mine. The only doubt of of next season is good. B. Is quite sick. Mr Charles Is wood turned her post, leaving her retained About 35 assembled at the house E. Burroughs Hamburger cutting more Taylor. 1 Ir Wilson, however, the value of the discovery is as to the ex a A has been circulated asking for his In Great for Mr Oliver Wolcott. comfortable. in his own Benjamin Griffen, last week ; all report paper Herbert Smith has recovered from About 30 members of the Cracker Club Quarter the underti iking department tent of the vein. - the off of a new probate district. & splendid time Music from Danbury. setting iMiriAa Biiffinipntlv- to oaint Fairchild met at Miss C. V. Keeler'a, last week name and i inder his own control. Last " Mr aud Mrs William H. Sljepard are this and are needed Mr and Mrs Samuel Sherman have Miss Lida Hubbell will help Mrs Hen-- 1 Son's mill a coat of dark chocolate. Although postponed M. J. week, Mr 1 "aylor sold his share in Repairs improvements Thursday night. Representative Cavanaugh. again at their Zoar home. t. rhn First church parsonage. The so-- been in New York. ry Bolles, whose health is poor. nis oecause m - business to Mr Wilson and purchased Lucius C. Nichols has visitea j ana - Mr Michael John Cttvanaugh, Repre- firm cietv's committee and four other mem sweet Con Hideon Tomlinson of Shel-- none the less successful, uames Hon S. P. C y.over's interest in the E. C. Smith is preparing Annual society's meeting in the -- "0"""1 Mr. , sentative from the First voting district Hotel , registers show Meswa C. J5. -- hf.ru worn nnnointcd to take the matter - cial converse filled the hours - of Warner KJlark. Inventory is being for market. church, afternoon. ,ihrton. s . pleasantly Of . wm Wnr- fn XeWtown Stoddard gregational Friday refreshments Newtown, of Shelton, F Chase and Fred Mr will en into consideration and report to the soci and the usual Cracker club taken, this veek and Taylor Mr-an- have been built at the south an- 13, 1858. Wlillo M. Williams of New B. Toi- meeting,-Januar- y Mrs John N. Hawley About 60 attended the service, A platform has was Struct, September yet Milford, J. "new adjourned annual evening followed." The next meeting Cav-anaug- ter his business Immediately. ety's ... V ties will but a child, his father, Mr Patrick h, ler and L. Schaulauk'of New York. upon doubtless be been with friends in Woodbury. Sunday : another, next Sunday. end of the steam mill, on which evening, 17th; at The firm he will probably be changed 14. All needed repairs will to the nounced for Thursday was killed a boiler nai 1 A from saw and thrown by explosion Wil-in- ne -- n1A-ti- ia or t.hrt Ca . be run the Clark & Mr made. The late Miss Julia E. Bull, who IWit.HUIT...n trril ain a Sunday, the. antique vehicle which for Stephen C. Beach's. in the Rubber Sandy Hook. A has been with to Warner, Taylor. n"'"vn " reaay i v.. factory, dog agent appoiuted, his business alone, but made a donation of S3000, last Spring, nacitv of his poultry buildings to meet three weeks has ornamented the lower grouna, Annie Hull has decided to remain Michael had a common school educa- son will cont -- Miss J. special instructions to secure the names such - I ,l an assistant. was very desirous of having repairs tlle demands of the Spring hatch sheds, was removed A couple of plays, "ihirty jnuiuiesior Cole the Winter. tion, but, as he expresses It, the educa- of all or is looking foi with Mrs through persons owning keeping unreg made and her wishes in that will J Refreshments" and "A Quiet regard Yale conducted servi ,V wagon-she- d to Mr Stein-- L. tion was very common ; for, like many istered dogs. Prompt registration will A student from belonging ar Clarence J. Radcliffe and Miss Ella doubtless be respected. Sun-- other Aew j.ngiana boys, years ago, save fines and expense. A1F WAT EIVEB. ces at the Congregational .church, Thornton were quietly married at Brook- A candidate from , Vermont will been built two February. ho was able to attend school but a small W. S. Brad; and 11. S. Hinman are Hv. but years. November 2, by Rev WIHiaui Pyle. jcy ST0NT HILL. nUI is ttiil lyn, Ebenezer of Booth's g part of the school year. Tramps have been quite numerous of commlssione g of Zoar Bridge till the preach, next Sunday. Col Selah G. Blakeman lent efficient Burh They will reside m uiu. sick and George Mellen is, with the lie has always been a sturdy Demo- late and,one nisrht. the. lockup .vn-iiii- o.yahl( surprise party Tohn D. Wood is building a fine room aid in preparing for the opening of the very Middlebrook ia trees and . attendance. Mr E. M. cutting and for held the otllce of 10. however, "band in was held at S. J. Sherman's. an office. of Gov family, In constant crat eight years pied by Monday morning, Bradley't y played for a party at the rear of his factory, for Legislature and the inauguration ulcer- brush track, below the ice in one Mr M. Houlihan set six work saw so Burch, who seems to suffer with along ,the Justice of the peace Newtown; J. at 1 last week Mrs C. H. Visited in His business is much that Bulklev. Col Blakeman was a valued - Bright's tU, Plattsville, Brush Bridgeport, booming fluctuates between houses. - x was constable also been a cord and a was saw ex-G- ation of the stomach, year he and has ing wood and half : were booked for week. he has to run to fill orders. member of staff. Thursday light. They last nights Lounsbury's worse. He has suflered mucn William Het-term- an burgess and borough assessor. Until ed before they were allowed to rest. in Tuesday better and Larry Landers (Josh), Peter B. Perry's Easton, Westportcr. The cellar on the Fair place Is emaciated. two years ago, he worked on the farm; They probably will not stop here again. Burr in Cross SOUTHBUBY. nearly pain and is greatly - (W. B.) and "Mother Shipton" and kenry Ogden's the Inew house ; Richard ' out m lie enterea mo ser- night D. S. Todd has built an addition in the BRIDGE WATEB. completed for have arrived in town. lian a, Wednesday night. does team work. vice of Mr M. is, Highway, of his hotel. McDonald the OEOSOQUE. . J. Houlihan, the popular Mr Henry Johnson has built a story- - shoe- - rear Will Retallick is out silica for W. B. Coan has been in wooaoury on - lb. is working at horse getting landlord of the Grand Central and-a-ha- John Lyn- Baldwin is wood to was to hotel, lf house for Mr James Gorman Grumman had a cow shed! the Silica Co. and a number of teams are George drawing The Oronoque sewing society business. n taking and general repairing Joseph Mr Webb Thurs- - where has sir !e remained. of the house burned mg, wagon .,, Shelton for Mrs C. D. Blakeman s, of Zoar on the site erman's blown down in last week's gale. hauling from the mine. meet at B. was presented Mr was eh-ete- a hand at Edwin Sh shop. ' Mrs C. Hawley, Sr, Cavnnan'gh by a and a half ago. Blackman united with the Con 17th. . .'' year Wheeler's Richard Randall and lady of Birming Walter day, with a nanasouie some majority, last Fall and Is pledged ' Dogs raided Truman sheep Oro- - u"g"'s S0OTHF0ED. week and tore ham were in town, Sunday gregational church, Sunday. Meetings C. D. Blakeman will entertain the to lend his aid to measures which will Carlton, son of Mr W. E. Hawley,took fold, last Thursday night at the church. and af for the seven the flock of 79 all Tuesday Friday noque literary Bociety, Friday. MO5E0E. redound to the credit of all and the spec- a cold bath, Monday morning, In the fac The evenin. f proved pleasant sheep, scattering Mrs Sylvia Frost has gone to Cheshire ternoons and is held for the good of the over his farm.. Hezekiah has lost Friday night office is now an Burr writes the bee ial advautage of his native town. He pond near Hawleyvllle. The water entertainment Hayes North The post at Oronoque Mrs Henrietta tory t and like 11 Harry, eldest son of Grandison WiL'iani Duiias a new nouse ia M. Beards- - a young man and, therefore, not bound was about 14 feet and the who church in this place something 29 and Horatio Allen by the dogs. Thompson 0ror,iiahpi and the daily mail a that the suit won with Dr E. deep boy, - been sick with fever, ft. is to ad- nulated, besides an enjoy- rop, has lung in Sht lton. Since is waa not for meaicai service renucr- - by U?reotypd Ideas, but ready had broken through the ice, was rescued $22 was accui The oil well, at a depth of 1300 feet, is great convenience. January i, iey of all. a full house to greet Mr Arza Morris, our Representative, has raised to the ana emoi-- ed her Dut services renuereu r vance tho best Interests of the was a nar able time and "-- ""J . . has been dignity sister, bv members family. It " . a were liberal to ""J tn Txnrtfrfl. SHELTON. some 12 or 14 row and Mrs Edwa xds. who red rock uments of a star route and H. G. Ryder husband and family years escape. quite in contrast to the hard "T ." I dence for the occasion. I stock Morse ia Mrs Burr has also won another 0. F. Taylor. open their resl which they have drilled . i. The No services in the Congregational At the annual meeting of the Samuel postmaster. ago. through r-- , , I holders of Silver Plate Co., sun wu u ner F. from At the society's meeting, Monday Some from t louthbury and Hull's Hill water has been entirely shut off, so that church, Sunday, on account of the the Cutlery Miss Jessie and the Derby quar-- George Taylor, representative : Bailey " t at the Dea directors were elected D. n arxA enter- - DUerWOOO. distrk-- night, Congregational church, e musical feast at Zoar be down to have the Lence Rev Mr in New York. the following ill !., mnaioal. I the second voting of Newtown, patronized t" a poured of Burgess j..WJb W ILL gllC J nuu Fairchild was moderator nd Mr ; about - W. Plumb,E. S. Smith, J. R. Brinsmade, his roof of Is one of the younger members o the Henry churc l last Friday night drill work propeny. G.? tainmentat the Putney chapel, Friday Minott Booth has repaired Morris clerk. The of the Bridge Welton, Burr Mallett, Edward S. C. II. Wolfe. At a wa born in L. C. report red. j; D. Brinsmade, ISth ; if Monday, 21st. Hounc. ,,IIe Sandy Hook, $23 were cle E. L. Warner's big cat Jacob has EvittB and others who sold to a Hartford D. evening, stormy, tar paper. 1S03. Besides a last meeting aud the treasurer's report subsequent meeting of the directors, under years, Newtown. November 3, mi this vicinity expect to go to the house two flvinsr fsouir-- 1 firm hava taken their tobacco to New Admission, 25c; children 1j W. B. Craft has painted the south end were aud last officers Several fn W. was elected E. S. " liberal common school he at accepted year's Whecl- - Plumb president, 15c. " ' education, as witnesses in the two weeks. where it is car. Wolfe-Secretary- , Ferria's which has were : Messrs C. B. Taylor, S. to Bridgepor t rcls within Milford, shipped by Smith vice president, C. H. of Selectman house, tended the Newtown Academy and was Jt the town of Oxford. been covered. S. Scuddcr and Dea Moore society's com- er case again . were to whist J. R. Brinsmade treasurer. F. W. STEATF0ED. newly one of Its pupils. For three The young people enjoy D ANBURY. . brightest Mr L. C. Morris clerk and treas- iime at the home of Brittin retires from the Carrie Watkins of has he was clerk in the store' of mittee, The social i i given at Dr Cooley's, Thursday night. superintendent's Wakeley is an enthusiastic Miss Bridgeport years, large re- '." Miss Burchard of Hoosac is in town. will Ephraim urer and Mr M. S. Otis auditor. By ; Smith, Christmas office and J. R. Brinsmade have the visited G. Botsford Curtis. Warner & Clark, leaving that position to Mr and Mrs George II. W. Beecher's school, Tues hunter and is never so happy as when name of Mr C. B. Nichols was ; of a tree singing of the business. enter into with Kdson W, quest, the Eve, consistel i widespread fully 20 . Senator Henry Crofut and daughter, general management over hul and wife partnership i numbers upward of pu- pursuing wily Reynard Samuel D. Sharpe and recently stricken from the roll and a revision of for the school day night, Mrs Chester The annual report showed the company se-- Wilson, undertaker and furniture dealer covered with presents and is a on the of Mr Miss Susie and Mr and dale. Already, this W inter, he has ited Rev Mr Dikeman at Cannon. the roll was ordered, which ell as older people, the pils big gift part and was there when elected to the Legis membership children, as A of musical m- - attended Gov Bulkeley's inaugural prospering. cured 12 red foxes, five gray foxes and since some time in the overlooked. It' was Reecher. free term - Miss Whitlock has suffered since In 1880, he has not been done teacher not b Bing reception in Hartford. Bros, ordered a bill of Christ- - j coons and is still on the war path Polly lature. January, purchased 100 were on Struction by one thoroughly- acquainted Dockery eight with a felon which has deformed '40s. The treasurer's shows a re about hand I 1 more August Hon S. P. Glover's interest In the firm of report estimated that is not broadcast in of cards are Issued for mas goods, which were shipped Decern-- Several times he has secured two or 8100 In the recitations, music and with music thrown large number the index finger of the right hand. Her Warner & Clark and entered the firm, duction of nearly standing to listen to th I the ber 5. have not been received and j foxes at one He takea great care Is Irietv of which many towns. the wedding of Theodore II. Beard, They trip. Harmon A. has suffered with a Is as Clark Indebtedness of the society ,which stat of a v eatables were unable to find them. which a fair in brother which to be known Warner, partake to Miss Etta, only daughter of tracers of the pelts, bring price 11 usual 1 'able. A ice did not form Christmas of a druggist, bad sore on his leg for years. & Taylor. Mr Taylor has always vojed ed as about 8350 and the appropri crowded the carpet spring If by will take the Spring right neigh-indne- ss Bradley Keeled The ceremony Thomas's orchestra of New Haven the Democratic ticket and has promised, ations for current expenses were made. rocker was left by relatives and ..ifohin .hiow vnr correspondent Art lovers know whether to ad- while In the to support such a at the residence erf the bride's par will furnish music for the annual ball of Chester Curtis is soon to take up his hardly legislature, bors for the k and hospitality never knew March to fail to furnish pUce mire more the marines of W. measures as will advance the public weal ents' Lake avenue' Thursday, at Echo hook and ladder company, in residence in San Francisco. George u il trnml rtf BEEKSHIEJt lith and wife, for which lth, tiruniitn tlto nil. shown by Mr Sn supply m. 14. Clark or the landscapes of his wife. Mrs ire thanks to each and p Nathan's hall, February James Wilson is rushing business on hi is Miss M. Kenworthy has been in New they extena sine i Clark's "Morning the Adirondackg .1 : 14 I - i,v TiiinningIJ to Da--1 number of Mrs Harris's New House. York. all the donors. r 'IViiin.ni WlinAIAr. ' rBtvpj' Joseph Hadley has returned his his woodland and employs a a pleasing study. Artistic, too, the bold --r anu home. wood and out ties, re- iven at Mrs Edwards's Sheep injured by dogs, last. Friday. In kota men, cutting gutting cliffs from which Mr Clark's ocean Carey entertained friends from The sociable g D, " He stiU obtain: his of charcoal "Jod worker will have their Jerry about two weeks, 45 sheep have been The has ordered the outside supply bounds with angry surf, or the white- - completed Danbury, Sunday. uctited 822. 100th or Mrs Marcia borough Chestnut where he has a i.Aora at the new house of Mrsl.H, manned by dotrs. all within a short dis-- the birthday party stairs removed from the vacated from Hill, large winged yachts, lying upon a sea with In-- Curtiss of building all is confusion is A'. G. and Arthur Beers of 21st. at tne - white-cappe- If arris. At present, Frauk Jaynes of Bridgeport with Cogswell tance of each II. Allen, II. Hayes Cheshire, Party W. B. Roe. quantity. d waves. iln the house. Floors of Southern pine Union spent I other, of her granddaughter, Mrs by Bennett Beers. City ana T. B. Wheeler. Curtis will Win- are being laid, door and window casings man Nich-- ' Mrs Beers's home the railroad will build a Miss Myra spend the Alonzo Dean has moved from Charles doors The Misses Lillie Fail and Stella Norman Piatt, Next Spring, nut un and hung. antique S0UTHTILLE. The estate of Charles Pierce sold 49 is a of Mrs on the lot next Hubbard s ter with friends in Norwalk and New nurd's house to Fanton'g. 'V- uk stuircuse in uie entrance nan nas ols of Newtown vere guests of Miss Charles Sherman nephew block open Henry It fiheep at auction for 98, to II. S. is also 45th it solid canal to Milford. been somewhat delayed, but will be The scholars are improving In their Lillie Robinson", ras Beers and her birthday the stone, making from the Capt N. W, Seeley, who will be 82 in In time. In the room of Mr and Mr Howe avenue. ' elected done good drawing studies, this Winter, under the superin sister in wedding anniversary How many newly representa- March, reports nine other men in town a larfl-- and handsome mirror Is placed Mrs Clark Davis ,vith her invitations are in of Edwin F. slate mantel tendence of Albei t Pierce of Roxbury. The Woodbury stage driver lost anoth- Sherman. The printed Sheriff Wheeler closed up the grocery tives followed the example over 80 : Bee be M. Grey 85, Charles Lane over the marbeli.cd piece Cheshire. who the sent the ami tiled hearth, all most effectively ar-- He spent Sunday with relatives in Sandy er horse, last week Wednesday. ye olden style. store of John McGuigan, last week. Hall, returned pass by 91 or 91, Isaac By : about 90, Charles In room aud in . ind children visited Consolidated road and his own fare 85 ramred. the opposite Hook. Mrs John G. Gay oil well feel elated chat The remains of Rev Dr George S. Hare, pays Bennett about J eorge Ferris, WillUm the rooms above, viinilnr, though less The men at the W. B. Roe sold his entire stock of to G. W. visit G. A. Robinson, Sun. lay. same kind of rock late elder of the Poughkeepsie Hartford? Penfield, Hanford Hull, Barnuni Curtis elaborate, mantels and hearths, without Mr and Mrs Northrop they have found the presiding groceries and store fixtures at auction, are Heat Is lntro- - of Oxford attended in which is found, who died, last week, were 82 this month, Eli Leavenworth. Mrs rha mirror, placed. friends in Ridgefield. Miss Katie Osborne petroleum usually district, Tuesday. He will remain in Shelton for BLACK SOCK. Hiieec' '4ito room-fin- d all The workmen that it is the first Sat- - Jf.mes the oldest woman in every through to the music at the chapel during Mrs say good brought to Danbury for interment, not decided in what ' French, town, Roswell and Mrs ' ' have but also the present, but has The show at Holland Hill the house comfort and elegance will go Mrs Edaon mother, indication that they had, - was Hftn-5n-l- of the polyopticon 93 and there are more women than Wheeler's absence. 1 wells of He jate hand in hand, interior decorations are were guests of Mrs Walter Bris- - say that they have found good fday- business to engage. school house waa well worth the admis men over 80. . - - r Sturges, V niiT-h-- n Crawford.; He once called on friends avmntoms were not as good as Rev John taught -- .t. Nichols hi- will be sion. ; ' - to1' Leonard are down j when the school The friends of Mrs Ditmars '. W . . J .1 V , . glass forms the upper half of the win- acuruy they are at present. They the Center public school, .1..11 Kilt-- uw fub a sin-- in town. to know that she is better. Dcaiusicjr up ivuiujr Uows on the front aud sides, with a Officers elected. Sunday, in the Sun- - 1350 feet. was kept in one small, plain school house glad The factories are driven with orders ; house 17x22 feet, with a basement for his visited D. W. where Con-- Charles Downes ha Sauire Brown is preparing to move the situated nearly oh the ground George M. Robertson has been in town. plenty of work for all. incubator and a milk house 12x24 feet, " K;!:h.omK I house stands on West Mr Mrs Wilson were appointed a Bronson's in Newtowu. V Wacksmith shop that has stood opposite ductor Smith's which will house his n an Imposing appearance, with the light and, resi- - Mrs Gideon Tomlinson received a visit, Some of the farmers were plowing,last part of Cooiy call in i Dea up to the rear of his the House salmon color of the shining new paint committee to exchange books and Tuttle's, street, near present Opera Lucius Nich-- week. creamer and the rest will serve as an ice Hit on tne Drouze urao tne dence. over 40 ; He was last week, from her father, " by trimmings, aj tno8e 0t. HATTEETOV That was years ago. house. - : . gage green dhuu ana tne mvisioie green (sick. Wakeman is bachel- - unmarried. The Methodists then ols. Mm L. II. Wilson has been in New sashes. Clark fc Fuller of 100 Mrs D. B. Parmelee is Edward keeping then window A Press of Matter. i or's hall in the house occupied in band will a so- - York, do the work formerly worshipped the present Disciples' The Shelton brass give - Connon street, Bridgeport, Mr Mrs John Lc ucks and Miss )!by Eli Hedden. - newt friorn1 anil A. W. Fuller is superintending in is of and church. Mr Crawford was pastor and cial and dance in the lown iiaii, j?gDru- Mr8 Lewis is remarkable Darwin C. Pavey associate editor were guests of j Burr for her and the old house are Reta Loucks of course - person. The barn the Danbury Mr Hare was pursuing a of study ary 1. lage; over 80 years, blind, she L. O. Os born has been in the Bridge- - being painted a light drab; with brown Birmingham Evening Transcript, Charles Benedict, Sunday HULL'S HILL. .en totally which resumed under Mr Crawford, preparatory to re-- can from attic to cellar alone and it market oi j lcnois, whlcn stone trimmings and olive blinds; the publication, Saturday. in New York Mrs Stowe has been under the was of a The family of Frank Ilotchklss, go port xiarry window sashes will be red on the barn The Is now two cents and the John Summers has been Pollv tering the ministry. Dr Hare is impossible to cheat her in regard to Frank Beardsley left some months since. price teman on the doctor's care and her ,Mrs Scott cently ill with diphtheria and other ills, vivid and invisible green on the house. The is worth it. and A. J. Summers, b.ral . daughter genial temperament, an able preacher, anything tbont the honse,so is her more- - Transcript over Sun- - of Hartford, has been with her. are improving. oi as were Miss Katie Shea has been with WillUm new house will than fulfill the Consolidated road, was ho me, broad and liberal in his views, stooa wen memory things tney words of the Bkk, "A splendid home." Henry Highland is the new foreman of Wurren Stowe has gone to the hospital his ministerial brethren and high C. W. Van Vliet is the Inventor of a li. Beardsley oi Joctey Hollow. Jlr day. am0ng , HOYDEN'S HILL. the Bridgeport Evening Post. in new naven tor treatment. Jn conference. He has labored in the machine for covering paper boxes. Beardsley persists that the appointment we lotice that on hig is This Is what the Bridgeport Standard In a Chicago paper, I in conference and had Wilbur has a severe cut on of a conservator but a scheme against vs an old William The New Haven Register has just be p of rain or Mrs Warren Stowe spent Sunday New England charge Col Blakeman conducted the Masonic Jennings sit about Newtowner: 2d, not a dro. JS his but is well. his and that he shall have in West Strat its 47th volume and is Wednesday, of Danbury, of a large church in Boston ; also at ew- services at the lunerai or unaries jii. foot, doing property says H. Hoy. although residing gun good enough flake of snow fell in nny part the him removed. Old friends and neigh ford but a couple of years, is an old for any of success, arkable fea- - Mrs Rice of is here. ark in the New Jersey conference. He King. - Mrs Lockwood is at Mrs Silas on quantity United States, the most rem. Hannah Danbury Henry bors, however, while recognizing that Mr property holder there. He resides was a native of Massachusetts. He was '" was Wakcnian's. , The in-- remarkable eeasc W. Rev Mr Blakeman absent, Sunday, I Adams street and, as he puts It, "does Hartford Telegram has passed ture of this Mr and Mrs A. W. Cook spent Sunday buried in tke Crawford lot in Wooster at the M. E. church Bearcisley has lucid intervals, notice Is '. I3th and the services Mrs Caroline Wheeler cactus nothing for a living, but sfceka fish and to the hands of Frank Grogan and it i ?hf wu a in Union City with their son. has a ith his failing as hia V . hi ... i announced Birdsall will have noth-- Mrs Phebe A. Parnnlee, v cemetery. were acceptably conducted by Messrs that has between 50 and 00 buds and regret powers, clams lonun." air noy win i.ano cnarge that ? of . once of wove 3. yards Mrs Wolcott is feeble at the Peck and Stevens of Bridgeport. blossoms- - - - jiidgtssfej'sas esteemed and his of our street department and has already lng more to do with it. years age,last June, at tno Jane quite 81000 oftered for uu-- which took first im house of Arvilla Stowe. A reward of has been counsel sought, for he was a man cap- reiuantlud the lamps. It is said that The News has carpet, premh ,w T. S. Brinsmade, E. S. Hawley, Col S ' r taking Krs Eber Gould is at Mrs Brown's. di-- his will be revo Bridgeport Morning Danbury fair, last Fall, besid the conviction of the incendiaries.l able of giving sound advice. The con management things been giving from six to seven columns care of farm hands and making Mrs D. J.-- . Downs and Mrs Robert G. Blakeman and others atttended the lutionized on our their q Is at. siiant use of which chmrm highways. of local news every day, lately and has the butter from four cows. Sh now Griffin of Birmingham have been caring The managers of the Danbury hospital onening of the General Assembly Mr and Mrs Wm.Bulkelev have visited tobacco, he found its reward in the 200 new subscrib- - a of lirieu towel ing. If for their Mrs II. for an additional Hartford. r ranK .awaras. continually, has affected Mr Baart? weaving piece ? I mother, Uray. will ask the Legislature , Kehwtmen of the State will meet in ers gained inside of a month. TheJNews ; as old, ...... who is some to have so. there is another woman in town I thought by i to complete the hospital S. T. Palmer made his debut as a leg--1 Mrs Salmon and Miss Hartford, tho 2i)th. to perfect a State or- -i is hustling in great shape and ought to who can do as much, we would iiKe to Mrs Candee returned to George's Hill, appropriation daughter, Fan of the brain. His cow shed t .v r ' on Wednesday at Hartford. Weston, have vjsiwd. Mrs Wakeman gaii ration. succeed. bear from her. last Friday buildings. plator nie, ;wa ia last week's gale. - who the others in of and j etc. The draws, also, instead of sliding open the door in front, turn the over FRIDAY". JANUARY BRIDGEPORT. young frieuda, enjoyed elegaut WHEELER & WILSON CO. point ease, rapidity pie- top 18, 1889. be MANUFACTURING are in a skeleton to ( . . .. music rendered Mr Couedaucuig cision of action, uniformity of tension , into a close frame, the lelt, push a spring a Wheeler & by BishottJ. II. Vincent, founder ot tue of the and of seam, simplicity and frame, with paneled work on the draws Wilson "No 9" rises in position. on in the ing one of the feature evening. perfection ' Slip TRUMBULL. Chautauqua assembly, preached durability, elegance of design, excellence and ornamental turning on the skeleton the belt and there you have a machine mJe. and lectured Mr and Mrs Eli Godfrey of Panbury THEIR FACTORY AND FAMOUS NEW MACHINES. The Station Burglarized. First church. Sunday Noah of workmanship, form and quality of frame. The folding leaf , , Instead of that will do, nicely and quickly, any on "ThaLt in the same cburch.Mon-da- y spent Christmas with her father, is Some time after the went Boy" attractiveness the side, turned back of and will not freight up, in- . work and general hanging by scription .family sewing everdng. Bishop Vincent ia an Bennett. No size of as a whole. -- upon the table. The cover is tastefully get out of order either," On the inside of Saturday night, the Trumbull station a city of Its has so wide a fame Nathaniel Wheeler has been president appearance speakeE- and his words have S. Wells Christmas ornamented.- door are - was entered by burglars. A pane of terestingl . Miss Annie ejcnt or bo well deserved a reputation for en- - for more than 30 years and It is to him For the "No 9," two forms of cabinet the receptacles for tools and sup- which enchains attention.... arc One consists of a stand Another is called the cabi-- and articles which are glass was first broken from the upper magical spell at home. terprlso and push as . Bridgeport. It la and his energetic methods, keen fore-- provided. style parlor plies always kept - 1 . 1 I .... , . . ; sash of window liitn.ll.LK...... ! . . ... t . .1 and much like those In net. When it is a handsome near a machine. the near the door.;, fail- who have been on service of the Congre- - . niim mm una cuviuuie sigiib iiuu uusiucss mat uie suc-- table, formerly closed, piece sewing Another touch S. Jdinnings & Son, The communion ivnny position Na-than- capacity ing to open the window, smashed some time Mrs ial save that the woodwork of black of no resemblance to of the and . the machine they Arison farm for donated by lias been achieved almost entirely cess of the machine has been due. use, furniture, bearing spring drops the I Hawley - . gational church, is the entire lower sash and entered. The the? owned some 50 has through the efforts of the manufacture The shops of the company In East walnut or quartered oak is finished in a sewing machine. It apparently a back into the case again. This cabinet have biought place Dy ueorge Lyon, years ago, with im- - chest of with a flat Is and unobtrusive slide of the window at the ticket office and und and will take been with two new era, of whom Bridgeport lias so large a Bridgeport, erected some 20 y the best style and the latest substantial draws, compact handsome, was Et Thompson nicely in about and an ornament to room. forced open;' but, as Agent Plumb i.March 10, The place consists the eflbrts of the ladiea' share and to whom a cordial welcome la are extensive and compactly arranged, provements regard to folding leaf, top, three lect nign. lint just any posses plates, through had taken the money home with him. 12 ana Miss Anna ever extended. covering over seven acres of ground. of 5 res Duuaiugs. vicigc enterprise society, appointing nothing of value was found. A few du- Thorn reserved his house and an the work. Goods manufactured In Bridgeport are . The principal buildings consist of the nsoas F. Seeley to superintend i plex checks and pennies were missed. " to known tho world over for their excel main for metal working, assem acre )1 la&ut both brothers expect Misses factory The 8 witch lamp north of the station was Ladies' enterprise society with lence and attractiveness, but perhaps no bling, testing, etc, occupying one com take nharf the; Gideon inompson removed and thrown over the but and Seeley, Thursday evening. single article has so world-wid- e a reputa- plete square, 308x307 feet, under one fence, farm icievowa. Seth George not damaged. No clue was left. t and at Teter tion as the ; a are , in the right place A surprise party Perry sewing machine. Among the roof a woodworking factory, covering un-- the gUCC(vhich deserve will Tuesday evening. first In the fluid in the earliest days of second square, 520x219 feet ; a foundry A Narrow they 3G8x232 Escape don htiwiOllOW. Mr and Mrs Charles Booth of Trum sewing machinery and always since In and needle factory upon a third, William S. Barber had anarrow de- escape sermon in the visited Mrs William last the foremost ranks of the mechanical feet. from serious and Vincent's bull Sherman, room in which probably fatal Injuries, bishop week velopment of the art of machine sewing, The maiu machinery last week. in the fires Fa irf avenue M. E. church, Sunday, Thursday. tho Wheeler & Wilson Manufac the mechanical are Early morning, ' recent re-- popular principal operations had been built in $e pledged to pay for Miss Emeline A. Hall has gone to 40 300 in and steam generated T. 50s company have for years performed is feet . turing nearly length, A. Mallett's and .was to P writhe church. ; . . . . to canvass for two interesting been active and most successful workers 210 feet in width in one part and 100 engine hay be Danbury cut for feed. ; The was at received froni C. F. Pettie, books. Miss Hall has been very suc in the improvement of sewing mechan feet in the other. Four main lines of engine running Ters iust half speed, pumping wateri when Mr r.. S. that he -- is well cessful in other towns. '.:.' ism. Studiously observant of the public distribute the power to the 1003 t,t Bath, C, say shafting Barber ascended a ladder to oil a with his situation and intends to needs In sewing machinery, the Wheeler separate machines. This room contains bearing )leased Mrs VauWcrt ia on the skk list. in the engine room. The shaft is remain. Bath is a small place, with few & Wilson company have produced ma- seven and a half miles of belting, besides joined by a coupling, from which a couple of inhabitants and the paper mill in which chine after machine, each In the direct tho short feed belts, which aggregate wXSTPORT. . iron pins protruded. While leaning over iie is foreman is the principal business of line of Improvement and progress, never nearly aa much more. Dan- - sclf-satlstl- the shaft to reach the Mr Bar- Mr and Mrs Charles Osborn of in a seemingly secure and All the shop, labor saving de- bearing, tho town. resting through ber's coat was ' and visit Miss Nellie Downes. but constantly vices are used to the utmost extent. No caught by the pins Griffin & McEl-- bury "perfection," s JohnH.McElroyof whirled around the an 1 striving for something still better than man makes even the most minute part of shaft, Grasping mr u bi wed Miss Mamie E. Shanley of George Jellifle is painting his house. post, Mr Barber desperate- ' had hitherto and and sometimes more than upright elung 23d. , i they produced setting the machine to it and exerted all his to New Haven, .', The funeral of Mre Ellen O'Leary, a and to their 100 different are ly strength - took shining leading example operations required. break away. So was the strain Wedding of Miss Julia,, uaugn- who died, Friday morning, place who, pursuing Furniture for the machines is made in great and of competitors, although that the engine was stopped, ter of Mre William C. Whitenouse from the residence her father,Thonia different systems, have always been the cabinet shop adjoining, where every partially the kept but the stout cloth began to, give away Frederick J. Banks, paying teller at Quinlan, Sunday afternoon. on tho alert to keep abreast from a plain table to the most ele- W ed- constantly thing and at last Mr Barber was with half City national bank at St. John's, Walter TP. a with the advancement of the fa- and expensive cabinet is turned out. free, The remains of Marvin, rapid gant his coat and one of his overalls 23d, 6 p m. were mous company, which has never swerved A perfect smoothness is acquired in fin- leg wrap nesday, former resident of Westnort," iYin v around the He wa associated frftm mtnt-- airatanv of miaehnnlafYl ishing woodwork here, due to the mate- ped tightly shaft. Nathaniel S. Wordin, long brought here for burial, Saturday. in- somewhat bruised and scratched th active died of apo throughout their numerous list of family rial called "Wheeler's Woodflller," by with Bridgeport's life, The Terpsichorean club met, last week shaft, but went about his work as usua 72 of lie and manufacturing sewing machines. vented by Mr Wheeler himself. By the plexy, last week, years age. evening, at the residence of ins vest and pants .were also torn ar when it was Thursday From the time when the Wheeler & use of this, the time, labor and cost of attended Easton Academy P. G. Sanford. Next meeting in Greens' more ripped. The torn clothes remain on t Rev Nathaniel Freeman and Wilson company placed upon the mar- wood finishing are materially reduced, Family machines are, of course, given certain kinds of work requiring and the peculiar fitness of the judges for kept by Farms at Charles Sherwood's. tail- shaft and the tattered remnants hang two son3 and two a ket the 11 rut machine ever for while the finished product shows better the precedence here, the ma- room under the arm, especially for their positions. loavps uaugnters. adapted although the room as a reminder of 1 clock The remains of Alva Burr Taylor, curved needle results, the natural colors of the grain chines for manufacturers form no oring and the manufacture of heavy Australia is a land in which American engine handsome old metal Paris graces family use, their original by narrow Once he at the di who died in New York, Friday, 85, were beautified, developed and means a small of the vast number power. . ", ideas and American escape. before, Morgan's ouarters machine, commonly known for many being fully part clothing by especially machinery and once he 1 here for burial, Monday. fixed. sent from of Wheeler These machines are fitted with an im- are a foothold and a rec- shipwrecked dropped rectors' room of the City national ban. brought years as the Family machine, they have permanently out the shops the rapidly gaining stories with an elevator in All and much more was seen while & Wilson The holder which avoids all dif- them stand Danbury, II. L. Phillips has sold his grocery Mrs G. J. Underwood ia closing out adhered to the rotary principle with the this Manufacturing company. proved spool ognlzed standing. Among time avenue nt each received injuries. corner East in nurlbutt"s not for use passing through the shops under the No.12 is fitted for all grades of manufac- ficulty with coils of thread dropping from the Wheeler & Wilson sew- slight business, Washington her fancy goods business lnterlooping mechanism, only ' Main to A. J. Whittle- - In for all of guidance of George E. Lincoln, the gen- in cloth and leather. Practical the 8i)ool and with a knee presser-ll- f ter ng machines, which are sent to that dis and East street, block. the household, but grades turing Born, a to Mr and Connecticut." the which the foot be lifted tant continent the load. Sunday, daughter X manufacturing, whether In fabrics or eral agent for experience has abundantly confirmed by presser may by ship 8eJ' 1 William R. Palmer of Stonington has con- over Mrs Amariah Mallett. res--1 'leather. Perhaps In no other line of hu- When taken through the japanning theoretical conclusion that, in the at will without the use of either hand, And all the world, wherever the Jesse Saudi has closed his bterlmg heen in town to turn out a machines are suc- man industry has there been such keen room, the Bkk reporter was invited to struction of machinery, rotary motion, enabling the operator great- sent, they are recognized Joseph Schreibcr, who recently taurant, which was not a financial er amount of work with the ordi- as the standard of Is ed is competition In invention, manufacture step Jnto the oven where the freshly ja- whenever practicable, is preferable to than the day. It fully from Germany, visiting here, cess. WHITS HILLS. or motion. Ac- understood, moreover, that the Wheeler and sale as in sewing machinery; and, panned parts were drying. The hot air oscillating reciprocating nary arrangement." W. O. Beach and wife have vis' died at 39 State Miss Hubbell is weak from con- are & Co. are ted II Mrs Josiah Baylies Edith very mindf ul of this hot the Wheeler was too much for the tem- cordingly, after thorough and long For foot power, these machines Wilson always slightly in ad men- strife, him, although J. Smith of Ansonia. Monday. She was old and recent hemorrhages. never an In- whereas it is often tinued experiments prosecuted for the provided with a loose pulley for winding vance, Dringing out a new machine or sUeet, & Wilson company have for perature was but 250, -- had become necessary -- -- infirm and it in the bobbin and are fitted , with a whenever an Elmer E. Smith is a tally Stiles Judson suffers with gangrene stant hesitated to put forth again and as high as 400. This room is also fire- purpose of ascertaining the best method special improving present style building poultry out of her reach. of motion in a sew- them to run with the is necessary. house, 14x44 feet ; his father is d the to place her property his foot and is unable to walk. again a new machine embodying Improve- proof and is so arranged that there is no transmitting rotary bearings, enabling improvement ing ev- machine in order to obtain the great- ease and mis it is tnat nas caused sucn work. Johnson ments upon its predecessor and, In these danger from the japanning materials, ing greatest rapidity.. popu James Callaghan and Frank W. Drew returned from his ease action and for the wherever on George cfl'orts,they have been eminently success-- ! en though they should catch fire. est speed, of durabity, Every manufacturer or tailor, who ap- larity machines, they Mrs George A. Hall, who is q uite fee-- were injured at the Aluminum factory York State Monday. ad- trip, ful. The of . tb is C00 ma the rotary principle, which has been the of have been introduced and this is the pol is in iTniia-it.nni- avenue, last weeK. calia-- capacity shop preciates importance having "every ble, Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs D. G. Laweon are rejoic The of the Wheeler & chines day and a force of 2,000 men hered to in Wheeler & Wilson's interloop-in- g machine turn out the greatest quantity icy which, if pursued In the future, as it broke his fight ankle and Johnson great factory per Mr Chapman is building a sf glian over the advent of a little daughter. Wilson Manufacturing company is an ob- Is required. Besides the complete ma- mechanism, extends to all parts of of work, of the best quality with the undoubtedly will be, will continue and was Deiweeu iwu nun . ing success for II. N. Ay res. squeezed of Interest to strangers and those chines, duplicates and triplicates are the machine that do not, from the nature least possible trouble and expense, will augment already attained. the three Mrs V. A. Page of Birmingham was ject some move- F. S.Hunt, who has passed fortunate enough to be escorted through made of the parts most used. The shop, of the case, require other find that the "No. 12" will answer his An article, of merit of the is soon to take a guest atrHtghlaiiil T.a.wiuJast Friday ment. 12" and possessed .! BEDDING. score years and ten, and is on time and Consequently, the "No. -- its vast rooms between the long however, not running full purpose admirably. highest order though it may be, must yet to Europe with his son, who ia a Rev James Ditmars will hold service "D. 12" are machines made with upper E. F. Foster is Fairfield coun direct-ehe- ld trip rows of .machines, with the hundreds of the entire force is not now employed. Another device which merits praise is be introduced to the public by novel and f Boston merchant. He will remain a Droau in the church, Sunday at 130. and lower shafts both a short - or of the State which will at tumnr'wnrkmon. leave with a new sense out the packing room revolving, the new Wheeler & Wilson- head trans- attractive means, holding the attention fair, months. Fassing through take-u- p over the needle and automatic as usual. about four Mrs John Touilinsou'a cousin from of the immensity of this corporation. and of boxed mitter for No.12 or X. 12 machine."'. It is of those who would and at Meriden, shipping yard, huge piles thread with the purchase Haves & the newsdealers, will South Britain is expected soon for a two The first machine made Allen B. machines were of which controller, together to all other appliances for the in of those Interest in the seem Betts, by seen, many stitch-formin- g superior tracting, spite themselves, lodge flagging, of Jesse latest and unrivalled me- : occupy the old restaurant Sands, weeks' visit. Wilson was finished in 1849 and it was in were packet for same purpose in the following respects who otherwise would, silently pass it by no meetings having been hel . 1 in some me awaiting transportation - W. R. Palmer nas Dougns Wheeler were chanism. The whole of the transmitter, except the and all informed of time. is to be 3C5 Main ; Rev D. G. Lawsou has been holding a 1850 that Wilson met Nathaniel Australia, while others for cities keeping fully the It hoped that there will and of Orton Jiros., jo him in new thousands of The No.12 has an Unusually large bob- treadle parts, Is on the head of the machine, of the invention. be a full next Mon grocery bakery series of meetings with the church at in New York, Interested the much nearer home, yet good points attendance, fiay - above the so that no extra cutttngf or night, . - & bin, holding over J00 of No. 70 table, These to measures Main. Putnam county, X. Y Invention and the Wheeler Wilson miles away. yards fitting of tables Is required. The treadle may methods, joined the universal that may be taken t o put new Farmers' Mills, cotton. is so constructed as to secure 1 of increase ia Manufacturing company was formed. It be lilted clear of the floor for sweeping. With ly recognized merit of the machine, have life into the lodge or wind up 'J'H surrcn-- Died, 13th, Lucy Curtiss, daughter There has been a steady the highest degree of durability with the this transmitter there is used a long belt run- done much to produce and maintain the deriug the charter, Curtiss Thompson, 19; 14th, Mrs Josiah numbers and interest. 'Several inquirers main shaft to the ma- vv 3ST . greatest facility of adjustment and least ning from the directly marvelous success of the Heeler & u Sanford & Randall have buil Baylies, 72. after Christ have taken the front seats, Tin. c. to out of order. Either the chine. The machine may be turned bock to son machines. .(a large nra vers of Christians. The IT tkt liability get be oiled or cleaned without the belt. piggery in connection with thei. t cream- Snnnr iTWii bimnio frnm Hip asking the feed or the wheel removing Connecticut the Master has been heard "in drop (four motion) It can be started or stopped instantly, by a In the department, ery and have about 30 hogs. house owned by J. M. Beach to Mrs spirit of the feed be used, as be ; and movement of is fortunate in an in the still small voice" and the whole con- - may may required very light pressure slight company securing is much Hill's place on North Main street, next work will be foot. The construction ot the transmitter laborer in Johnnie Giles better and will seems hushed into a ex-- ; other appliances for special the defatigable and original George . gregation quiet no are communicated soon be able to out. Spring. ; furnished to order. is such that vibrations E. Lincoln, the general agent for Con go pectancy, as if they felt the "Lord was to the treadle. It does not rack the machine John M. Beach continues to improve, A vast business is done A dramatic entertainment wil (I I While of this The "D. 12" machine has the same or any strain on the hinges or screws. necticut. be given passing by." the pastor bring not 22d. though not able to be out. stitching mechanism and the same ca- In short, it is the most simple, durable and through this department, alone at Whitehead's hall, j Admission church occupied the pulpit, Sunday has ever been de- office 442 Main 15c. ' announced - pacity for work as the "No. 12," but is effective transmitter that through the and agents at 25c. ; children ; supper included, Some time ago, the Bee morning, Mr Lawson supplied the pul- vised. - ' - - of larger dimensions, better fitting it for street, Bridgeport (Mr Lincoln's head- For benefit of Christ church, tf stormy that George F. Connor would not re- pit at Patterson Four Corners, to oblige quarters), but through the branch offices first fair evening. build his house, . corner of Main and Rev W. S. Clapp, who was called to in and town He filled Mr The Automatic Button-Hol- e Machine. each important city through W'hile E. II. Whitehead wa streets, partially destroyed by tend a funeral. Clapp'a out the State. All are under Mr Lin j returning fire, last October, because the Parallel place to the entire satisfaction of the from Bridgeport with a lo id of goods coln's supervision and it is to his untir- road had obtained an injunction. Mr people, which is a high compliment to for Henry Whitehead, one o ; his horses ing eflbrts that much of the home suc Connor says that the road has changed Mr Lawson, ns it is' thought by good was taken sick and he wa ( to cess New No. 9 is due. obliged his can fill Mr s of the leave his at the f( its layout and will not interfere with judges that few Clapp place wagon .ot of Jump will be of his Mrs Hill till next property, on which a French flat to the edification hearers. day. - K. Wixoini West X. Y. The Tie built. E. Patterson, That Binds. The beautiful weather 'of Sunday N. of the Excelsior After that 20 waited at out ; Charles Ruggles K0RTIELD. saying persons bought good congregat Ions at the of to-ta- stables is the proud and happy father Zoar Bridge the train to Shelton different churches. At the Methodist. Miss Louise Jarvis is in - a Brooklyn. one day and referring to it as a 'back- Mr Porter read the general ru les and ad-- boy. book-keepin- Banks is out the woods section," the New Haven I'egister ministered the communion. Classes in g, arithmetic Frederick getting in adds that two gentlemen from New York and have been formed by J timber for barn to be built the The boys at the Centre,by penmanship have been over the road with a view to damming Y. M. C.A.- Spring. small stream, have made a la skatin the purchase land on which to erect cottages rge has taken the shirt route near the house of Mr K 8X. Mrs E., wife of Ai L. Winton, Henry Finch for Summer houses. There is not the pond Mary 1. died suddenly, Wednesday, of heart fail- of Munson St urges until April land will be S. E. Rowland has beei i sick with slightest doubt that the pur ure. She was 59 old. who to noth but is better. I is mother is years A son of George Buckley, has chased rapidly for this use, say pneumonia, some manu still The Ecal Estate Record says that F. been partially Insane for time, has ing of the prospects for poorly. Mid-dleto- starting been taken to the insane asylum at as can be obtained ' Armstrong contemplates a new foundry factories, power by the safe and - Saturday, pr bate recordi on street. the construction of a dam across the riv were removed from the o Maple er. in residence Rev L. D. who has been There are evidently big things Lemuel Sanford to the h ouse of J. Place, very store for Zoar Bridge and vicinity. new LONG HILL (HUNTINGTON). low with pneumonia, is slowly recover Nickerson, whom the has ap-- " 1 Judge from No. side tracked at clerk and where of Mrs Is quite feeble. ing. His daughter Port Jefferson, Housatonic car 06, pointed ;he business Turney ' " : L. I., is with him. . New Milford, caught fire and was par- the office will be transat jted. Mr San Miss Ida Bennett is in teaching - tially burned, but the Iew Milford fire ford has been connected i with the office - Henry Finch has placed a piano in his men - as clerk and 47 and would like some suitable machine The are saved it. judge yea rs and has made home Yearn of experience have demonstrat- sewing experts. parts a record as a caref u Miss Alice Slie is at Monroe with Mrs him most and con- good 1 and successful young lady to locate with perma ed that the require- of the simple enduring , PLATTSVILLE. Charles Curtis. beyond dispute and has reduc- judge. nently and preside. ments of sewing machinery for the house- struction long experience number. Mrs Lycett of Brooklyn has visited S. Osborne has The debate was postponed until this sickness of Rev L. D. hold are so different from those of the ed the parts to the least possible her mother. Mrs M. A. II. 'sold the Meade Owing to the Bright. G. week, On account of the storui. 1 lie Wheeler & Wilson Man- The thread, brought through the taWe place to William J phnson of Bethel, Place, no service in the Congregational factory that the Mr and Mrs McKenzie and son of will meet at O. G. BeartVs. . have thought best by the needle, Is caught by a projecting who will lit ni) the ho use and move in, Literary church, Sunday. ufacturing company which it Bridgeport spent Sunday with her sister, 1. Curtis of Monroe visits a machine, in point on a rotating disk, around Mrs C. April Miss Edith to make special family II. Bright. " NORTH WILTON. Annie Slie. . which should be combined all those spe is carried, forming a loop througn wnicn Miss Mrs Judson Beardsley and son have SOUTH B desirable In fr machine the under thread has been thrust during Mrs J. Ewell is much George Gray is sick with measles. cial qualities is the visited L. N. Eeynolds. L7 Mitchell f J. improved. Is to its motive power from the revolution. It drawn tight by Trait ,pent last week in which get ld Miss Anna Beers of Branchville visits Tak- take-u- p and a stitch is formed. If from Miss "Fannie Gregory twnd Easton Canada to buy stock here. A heifer has been run of the huihan system. lor shipment : the muscles the Winter term, going wild in woods for about three Miss Carrie Olmstead. and sensible view, the any cause the operator allows the needle Academy during Dea Warren Mitch ning the ing this practical no three and a half miles each morning. ell went to Bellevue, weeks. All to "catch her have While Barrett and careful experi- to run off the edge of the work, harm if; last week for attempts cutting stalks, Henry company, after long will neither Ohio, a visit with relatives. been futile. Monday, the boys turned fell and his arm at the elbow. have and placed upon will result, for the thread splintered ment, produced snarl or break and a DIAMOND HILL (BEDDING) Rev George L. Coburn exchanged, out en masse to gain the proffered re Dr Gorham attends him. - their new arm family become entangled, to the market high : William Banks made a flying trip with the ' in of ward of $5. The frantic which Is illustrat- perfect stitch is made the Instant the Sunday, preacher charge animal, already Olmstead had five bushels of machine, the "No 9,", cloth. New Haven, last week.. Sandy Hook and S outhville. chased, soon grew furiously Sylvester wor- needle passes through the by being . - ed above. This new machine is a again and oats taken from his barn. machine be Miss Powell, visits her at-- 1 when the of yelling boys successor of its famous predecessors In like manner, the may Lydia Easton, The school Pootatuck, Miss Laura ugly, pack thy the same ease. The sister, JVlrs li. S. came to beat and bite her. She The Nod school is closed, as the teach no to for !t run backward with liougnton. F. Keeler teachei closed its Fall term, dogs and require prophet predict when soon butted a number of the over er, David has feed mechanism is so that, ns boys Hurlbutt, pneumonia. an instantaneous and lasting popularity. arranged Services at Dea Lee's, last Friday Friday afternoor i.; The exercises con-do- moves and - and had most of them roosting in conve names "Wheeler & Wilson" have stitching properly, it upward evening. sisted of recita and A Excitement was caused herey Friday," The with singing. nient Wild with the clubbing a ma- then forward, carrying the goods Mr and Mrs Josie were in number of the j and friends were saplings. by the searching of the Fowler place and never yet been put upon sewing HilkEaston, parents of the and with lacerated and first class It ; but when the motion is reversed, it .. . and we" the evi-- boys an unoccupied place near for chine which has not proven town, Sunday. present ;e pleased with limbs from the bites of the by, missing use and makes the perpendicular motion, dent faithfulm teacher. A bleeding . Goods from Elbert Ruscoe'a when put to the test of public simply Of all the labor saving devices which preferable. Power transmitters and Oscar Jones has repaired his barn, jss of the heifer would rear and to goods. nev- neither forward nor back. No stop Christinas tree dogs, the try store were identified also cloth- of the manufacturers has moving have been evolved for the Wheeler & are ma- improving its looks. shed its gifts among the by him, the stamp no motion notn ror this greatly 1 . butt the from the lower trees. A a more product stitches are made, for there is projec- arranged .r il,l boys ing taken from the Summer residence of er been put upon worthy Wilson Manufacturing Co. and have been chine and all are F. met with Mrs Julia Lee, woods had : af- in the backward, adjustable points easy The Q. long chase through the pre Hon Charles Jones of Brooklyn. than when tion disk,when running ' - was Fifty of the Bridgeport factory built in their shops, not one, probably, of access and readily changed. - Tuesdav evening. A pound party The Christ! nas exercises, aeicrred on the dogs a chance to bite keys of different sizes were also found. & "No 9." to catch the thread and the machine again of the viously given fixed to the Wheeler Wilson, performs its work with more celerity, ac- The machine has been on the market the principal feature enjoyment account of th e storm, were by a and tear and the to club her fear- Three of the inmates were arrested and does perfect work the moment the mech The program : enjoyed boys' to Norwalk The officers is or satisfaction than Wheeler & about three and more than good congre ion in the Congrega- - With limbs swollen and bleed- taken for trial. In the "No 0" machine, every point anism is driven in the direction. curacy years already Piano solo, Mrs A. B. Hill; piano solo, Mrs gat fully. are looking for a man by the name of right butto- School churcl - ' with a view to Wilsons "D. 10" automatic cutter 4000 are in use. The demand is "constant- Z. Keild; reading, "The Village tlonal Sunday afternoon. The she was a At this ':'--'- . - ; constructed been William A. ; duet. l. ing, pitiable sight. Totten. '" , carefully Another noticeable change has n-hole which - Master." I,ounsbury piano in case of action, durability, precis- sewing" machine, of F. ly increasing, of course, for no other na- Mrs James E. Miller and Mrs A. B. Hill; piano program, .eluding music, responsive point, Bennett Beard happened to drop great made In the pin upon which the spool re de- "Bona of Mrs James an Monroe is sick with mumps. W. Ostrom is the inventor. To chine will do same solo. the, Wind," for soon Henry of work and perfection of stitch. fully the quality and quan Miller. :,..-- readings d appropriate selections in upon the scene and had the ani ion volves while thread is drawn off to sup- is cut an - rotates that does not abso- scribe it impossible; the gives tity of work, at the same cost. 810 was also a recitations, was prepared by the Con- mal by the horns and was quietly lead . seamstress has About raised; goodly Every part mo- ply the needle. What excellent idea of the of its STRATFIELD. some other mode of be- arrangement The general office for Connecticut is at amount of fun. . gregational publishing society of Boston ing it away, when, the boys and dogs, lutely require not experienced delay and annoyance v Both tho upper and lower shafts mechanism. 442 Main street, where Its music as v ell rendered by the choir from their safe retreats, tried Mr and Mrs James Screder entertain- -' tion. cause thread became wound around Bridgeport, gathered & ' take-u- p over the GREEN'S FARMS. and the rec Misses its ed a select o'clock dinner party, last There is a short Is E. Lincoln is Branch itations well given by to take the animal to owner, but, : revolve. the below the spool, causing It to It not complicated and every part George manager. Friday evening. , . other poluts of im- pin offices are at 45 Mamie Pie roe, Ida Moore, Susie Mitchell upon changing hands, the heifer again the needle and many break? In the "No 9," this is entirely and every motion has its positive work. Liberty street, Lanbury Master Ralph Olmstead has gone to With plenty of powder, Henry Jones machine can be rua 102 South Main 87 Boston. and Carr' I ie Ellis and - Masters became and made more trouble. is provement. The The is bent at It is purely automatic and the operator street, Waterbury ; Joseph enraged clearing his meadows of unsightly obviated. pic elongated, Mitchell . . Is ' South - and Freddie Pierce. Master rocks. , :'..... fast and there ample provision ; starts the machinery. The but- Main street, Norwalk, besides of Eunice of West- wry angles and then turned downward simply Miss Hull, formerly Warren . addition and taking up lost right ton hole is worked and cut and the ma- fices in many other cities in the State, is in the Farms. Mitchell represented the infant EASTON. Horace Lyon has bought an for or- the second perpendicular, on which the port, class wi' to his which will the sec- Local a brief selection farm, greatly ' improve The finish of the machine, all in a few agents everywhere abound and jh est-po- - wear is when the whole device is chine, stopped instantly, The week of was observed by ' Dea will go to W rt bis place. . - ' . and throughout spool placed 4500 holes still a for more. .. prayer The l Sidney Staples namentation the style to the a hinge, does not onds.' On white goods, button cry goes up the Congregational church, last week jneetings of the week of prayer, on 31st to assist his brother Rev F. P. of Stratfleld of the bent right by C500 the Lynch, pastor are superb, excelling anything which the can be made in 10 hours and on knit Not only here in the United States, but were not well attended on ac except t and even-inS- s will remain another fam- touch the top of the arm upon Meetings on gunday Wednesday Horace to celebrate his 87th birthday. church, year. kind yet produced by this company, will goods. An unusually expert operator across the wide ocean in and on count of stormy weather. well attended and Chestnut will to hear the spool rests and the thread simply England was fere profitable gatherers regret aa it has been for super- make 7000 a , ; the continent has the name and fame of The annual of the fanners' club Mj and Mrs John C Moore, his sister that those mammoth trees on the farm ed always under the spool, causing no damage Can day. week S' T French his store, Mon - machines. The cabinet slip & hehl at 8. B. Sherwood's, last j, opened Gertie of Bridgeport and her friend, John of E. G. Wilson have been cut. ior finish of its In that could be sug .This machine has points of superiority Wheeler Wilson long since penetrated nt David Sherwood's finest description and of a short, everything Next meeting aay. Cone, the Champion banjoist of Turner's George Warren and O. 11. Brothwell work is of the in devices At at at te long experience or Inventive over all others, especially the Paris, Vieuna, Philadelphia Mill Hill, 22d.. own rival establishments ou ou-posi- l . gested by Mass.; the with poultry ,...v.-- and design. are free to han- medals and were won them 11 trees Ia t:a N Falls, spent holidays elegant rua-- irenlus has been done to makelt, as the whereby both hands left high prizes by Fred Wakeman bought the of fnn. hours of Piles of sides of Ash creek and the d'.iy seems that a foot-pow- er Christmas eve, were L It scarcely possible claim, the one machine dle the work. Either steam or and the honor was the greater because that are to be cut down on the green of phu st at Town Hall, Saturday evening, Joha Moore; Ihey record of eggs received ia c needs of the manufacturers IS nnH W1 a of us better fitted for, tho over all bo the former is of the high character of every exhibit the West Long Lots scnooi. Jar in. nleasantlv surprised by number marvelous. v j tho luiud ot .bii li ha decided superiority may used,. though "y eau be evolved from NEWTOWN, CONN., BEE.

JAHUARY 1889. Grand Consolidated FBIDAT, IB. closing out sale. HIS LIFE, DEATH AND BURIAL. FilERS CIRCUIiATION. 10,000 JANUARY 1. 1883...... 618 - Ladies' 20c- 1-- LAST WEEK IBM Rubbers, $40,000 Worth of New Clothing thrown on the Market at Nearly 2 BURGLARS AGAIN. Former Prices, Thev Enter C. H. Gay's Shop, E. P. ENTIRE STOCK OF THE RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, Hawley's Store and the Depot. 10,000 PAIRS KEN'S RUBBERS, Once more has Newtown suffered by the depredations of criminals and so . does work done the 45c. closely the by gang Offered at incredulous low ear cor- prices in order to torn goods into money. Mark Sown Sales. Assignee Sales. Eed Fieure Sales all eclipsed by which operated here, Friday night, monster bona fide sale. Our achievements in the shade the of this sale. The will eoa-vin- ee some many grand put by magnitude money losing following prices respond with the crimes committed the most skeptical of our honest endeavor to give the people a benefit in fine clothing. So trashy or inferior goods offered in this sale. A few years ago, both here and elsewhere, that of the many sterling values we propose to offer during this sale: it seems as if done by the same persons. FOR S7-75- . All Hen's and Youths' Suits and Overcoats that we have been selling tor $11. $10 and $9. This lot Includes some fine brown to ana Blue Corkscrew, silk faced Overcoats. Not enough was secured, however, HOW $9.76. All Men's and Youths' Suits and Overcoats that have been selling lor $14, and $13 and $1S. In this lot are aonie fine Cutaway warrant another descent In the future, Suits that are worth 13. HOW $12.75. All Men's and Youths' Suite and Overcoats that have sold for $17, $15 and $11.50. This lot Includes fine Sawyer Caasimeres, for money and goods combined were val- I suitM rotA.icri elsewhere for aiT.fift- - . H0W $14.75. All Men's and Youths' huits and some fine Satin ued at less than $100. Overcoats that have been sold for $21, $1D, $18 and $17.50. This lot includes All strangers had been RUBBER HOW $19.75. All Men's and Youths' Suits and Overcoats that have been sold for $36, $25, $21 and $22, the balance of our entire stock of day Friday, MEN'S BOOTS, oiuis ana uvercoats., xhis includes those line Montagnac $30 Overcoats. seen about Sandy Hook, gazing at Mr " W. B. Sniffen's jewelry store, loafing 99. --A.3STX) around the New England and Housaton-i- c 01 $5 lTlstcr8 that have soldULSTERSfor $8. $7 and 6. 7.50 Ulsters that hive sold fnr 11. REEFBE.in nnri a. i 7s motor thnt. hint unld lor IISJO and $12- - $14.75 Ulsters that have sold for $19, $18 and $17. $19 75 Ulsters that have sold for $20, $25 $24. This last lot includes those Common- and in the Street. No notice wealths retailed all the United and depots - over States tor $25. was taken of them and it is impossible to isoys- ami cmiureirs uvercoais rs so, 93 50, $5 and $7 50 these prices include onr entire stock, all our hieh-price- Overcoat up to $12 included in the $7 60 line. Men's all wool 60. 50. 50. describe them. pants $1, worth $2 Men's Leather Coats $ Men's Hecfera $3 We are bound to have a share of the clothing trade for the next few weeks. Mr Robert II. Beers sleeps over Mr Edgar F. Hawley's store and, for more than a week, his room has been shared - Molbrook & - & by Mr Daniel G. Keane, another clerk. Taylor JONES, KEANE CO., Friday night, however, the room 349 MAIN STREET, CORNER JOHN, BURROUGHS' LIBRARY BUILDING. was not ready to occupy and bothelerks Main Conn. BRXDC3-E!rOIW- 7 spent the night at the Grand Central ho-- 223 Street, ;Danbury, During the evening, strangers had Conn. been In the store and had also been walk WIST ing up and dwn, outside; but no one OPPOSITE TO CLOCK. was in sight when the store was closed, The Price Movement at about 13 13. THE Shortly after 2 o'clock, Saturday m morning, Mr L. B. Booth was awakened by a jarring noise, which was also heard Mr who Mid-Win- ter A Ithonuh tlio ItKKhn boon at considerable expense to procure an engraving of by Teter Keeler, the shoemaker, iD The movement in Shoes grows ev r. READ price stronger Vatlii-- r MoCartnn, no good photograph of liiin could be found anil, though the likened it to the distant discharge of a M, F. A. Ktngler A Co., of Sew York, :lul their bent with the taint till type as the better understands that this "movement" group which was sent thuin, the result, as I evident to all, in far from doing gun and Mrs John G. Gay, who thought ery day, public Justice to father MoCartan. resembled the concussion made by an to obtain reliable foot- & oozMZP-iitsrr- r gives exceptionally good opportunity closing a heavy door with a bang. Noth QUINN SCOTT, wear for little The people of Newtown were greatly moval from the old church in Newtown further was heard any one. very money. to new edifice and who remain ing by allocked, Monday afternoon, to hear of Street the events prove that the NOT ARGUMENT. ed about a year. Father M. J. Creigh Subsequent ACTION, the death of llev James MoCartan, pas- thieves first broke into Mr Charles II. succeeded Father Gibbons and continued BRIDGEPORT- - Why are we selling such vast lots of desirable things at prices that rive SIXTY CE5TS the pur Rose church. Father ;Mc-C'art- an tor of St. here until the Spring of 1888, when he Gay's carriage shop near the depot by chasing power of One Dollar has been told joa. The argument is past; the fact is here; alsa the was Lorn In Ireland, but came as was transferred to Ansonia and Father forcing: open a door which had been se counterpart- - The people are buying, baying big. They have confidence in onr statements. Michael E. McCartan, of the a boy to America. After a course in the nephew closed since the shop was entered, Some of the goods we have had days, others longer. Ton needn't question which; ao difference, pastor, came from Ansonia and has since curely are in the movement. Bear in mind the reductions are from ODE have made grammar schools of New Haven, he en- lent his earnest aid in work of some time ago, open the desk, in they PRICES; they the the prying Our talk all through the country. ' tered St. Charles college at Kllicott City, church. which nothing was found and tampering Special Offering Md. At the Sulpltiau Seminary of St. with the safe. This had been left unlock' SOME OF THE PRICES; JUDGE THE REST BY THESE: Mary, lialtlinore, Father MoCartan com- DEATH AND BURIAL. ed, but it was locked when Mr Gay ar course of and of Table Damasks, Nap MOVEMENT PRICE. REGULAR PRICE. pleted his philosophy Sudden indeed was the death of Eev rived, the next morning. No valuables the eminent melt who were Mr has had $1 37. Ladies4 Bright Dongola Button, good $1 75. theology. Among James McCartan, Monday. con in it, however, for Gay wearing. studied with him may be mentioned Fully of kind to mon AND scious that death was awaiting him soon, too many visits this keep DRY FANCY GOODS, Lunch Sets 1 27. Ladies' Bright Dongola Congress, hand sewed. 2 Cardinal Gibbons ; Keane, rector kins,Towels, Uishop ho had often talked calmly and hopef uliy ey there. Chisels, bits, iron drills and 3 12. Ladies' Paris Kid Button. 4 of the Washington university; Arch- of his approaching dissolution. After braces were taken for future use and the Waukenphast Gross of Dr Chaiellc receiving the last rites of the church, he to Paris Kid Common Sense. 3 50. bishop Oregon; a office door pried open, furnish egress and Fine Linens has met 2 62. Ladies' Button, Opera, of and many others. After roll quietly back and, witnout sound, E. 1 Washington the fled to Uod who gave it, From here, they proceeded w values in Ladies' Shoes at 89; 98 and $1 19. ordained, Father McCartan was spirit the do. Big being The sad news was flashed over the Hawley's store, pried apart Maroon for some time assistant to Iiishop land and from bishop and priest and with Mr Gay's tools and entered the 161 IrZain St. great favor. The 79c Ladies' Goat Opsra Slippers, very styl- at the cathedral, Providence. friend came expressions of sorrow and store. the uuuijriwith condolence. the first to arrive After thoroughly ransacking ish, Ladies' Kid Opera Slippers. 25. Thence he was transferred to St. Peter's, Among and In the store, 1 and proffer aid were Father Creigh of money draws goods - r i House where he labored zealously safe. was made List of Books Added to the Hewtowalibrary,Jan- Dayton, Saturday evening, 15 and 20c. nCWneSS ana ITeSnneSS 42c Ladies' Slippers, three styles. 75c. Hartford, Ansonia. lone the dead priest's curate. they attacked the It by - two Then came a Michael McCartan of New uary IS, 1S8W- 1 famous A. Den-ha- m for years. promotion and Cant Thomson & Co., has been in use about 1000 98. Gents Calf Shoes, the "George of the deceased. o,.v. vlamr Ward. I to St. Andrew's, Colchester, where, as Haven, brother Father six and was claimed to be fireproof, Marlltt, 1001 Kev Mr Chapman's friends sent in, a M. E. and years The Owls' Nest, 1002 UJ. V Shoe," Button, Lace and Congress. 3 he endeared himself to all, irre- McCartan, nephew curate, not Picked Up in lue oireein, " laic Tuesday, a purse of $100, besides other C CI JICOC lid aiiUllVC pastor, arranged the necessary details, while though burglar proof. Evidently Kenneth Cameron, L. C. grown, 1003 and are to that y 1 donations report of creed. His labors in the M. - the interior construction, . I. i r. v.. 11 i'i'tiiict. Karrett. 1004 happy 3 60. Gents' Genuine Alligator Lace Shoes, calf lined. 4 50. spective the funeral was in charge of Mr Fitz- understanding Mrs Chapman Is improving rapidly. of Colchester and missions were brother-in-la- w WilhelmMeister,sApprenHce8hip,Goethe,1005 parish patrick of New Haven, of small holes were drilled through the top Wilhelm Meister's Travels, Goethe, 1006 1 48. Gents' Fine Buff Shoes, durable. 2 and rewarded and the Father McCartan 1007 been recoanized, thus stylish, appreciated duly of the safe, giving it a trend to the front John Ward, Preacher, oeiana. 1008 The solemn service of the mass was The A f?e of Fable, Bulilnch, Mrs E. V. Benedict of Taunton has 3 37. - Gents' Calf hand welt. 4 50. name of Father James McCartan will be avoid a small iron door 1009 Mr of Shoes, genuine rendered doubly impressive by the num to compartment April Hopes, Howells, 1010 rented her farm to S. P. Sturges ever held In veneration by his old was JeKyil ami nyuo, ow.cov... who has the Shoes from 90c to $1 19. deep ber of priests engaged In it and the high This done, fine gunpowder placed lr.Wooed and Married, Carey, 1011 Dodeinetown, occupied the Working parishioners of Colchester. In the month rank of the celebrant and his assistants. around the of the door and drawn ..,ti n in the World. Matthews. 1012 farm of Mrs Horace Barnuni. adding greatlyto ap and was of edges House, Stoddard, 1013 GENTLEMEN'S SLIPPERS. of August, 1873, Father McCartan was Instrumental choral music Inward a suction pump, placed Temple 1014 the best and, when the sermon was by strong liryon maunce, wiiwud.., 1015 to the parish of St. Kose, New- hole. When a sufficient A Gallant Fight, Harland, His Funeral. $1 17. Gents' Patent Leather Oxfords, hand sewed. $1 SO. promoted reached, the sorrow that filled all hearts in the dri'led Green Wister, 1016 Father McCartan and and admira of his The Gate, 1017 preciation ones have sold for $2)- - town. From the beginning pas- found vent in tears. Kev M. Tieruey of charge had thus been blown in. a fuse A War Time Wooing, King, de (Poorer Family, Owen, 1018 Members of the St. Vincent Paul 1 62. Gents' Seal Alligator Slippers- - 2 CO. torate, he made friends among all classes New Britain delivered the sermon and was in by wax and Molly Bishop's 1019 M. A. of which he had ever to inserted, hJd place The Silence of DeanMaltland, Grey, Association, 05c Gents' Slippers, three styles of Imitation Alligator and Velvet-- 1 of people In Newtown. Father McCartan referred touchingly the life and works fired. The muffled explosion which fol Gretchen, Holmes, li0 been a steadfast friend and helper, feel of "the dead said Eiehoirs. Wlstcr, 1(1 tion of the purchasing was true gentleman in the best sense good priest." lie was few and understood 112 that thev have lost their best friend. A ABOUT RUBBER GOODS. "Vou grieve for him, your pastor. And lowed heard by Books and Reading, Porter, BDecial was held. even of the word. But he was more, a sin- 1 un Faust, Goethe, meeting Tuesday why should vou not grieve Far more bv none and the burglars proceeded Past and Present, Carlyle, when watcners voiunieerea ior eacn The best makes at the lowest possible prices. Second quality at extremely low prices- - Poorer '- 1025 ing, cere Christian, with a heart full of love wonderful would it be, if you did not disturbed with their nefarious v -k The McVeys, Kirkiana, and ushers and committees on re ones made, but we don't keep them- - Prices speak for themselves. We have plenty of the goods. The nisht public. and for ail mankind. The grieve, lie was your friend, your coun A Graysons, Kggleston, KM' and resolutions were LADIES' EUBBEES lBc, HES S 330, charity poor The safe door had been , and Better Times, Mayes, ception appointed In seior, your father. He was no hireling Gold Elsie. Marlitt, 1028 The services of association were MEN'S ARCTICS 85c, HEH'S EUBBEE BOOTS SI 85. ever found him a friend in the fullest that li .. an 102 the whose own the sheep are not, but a good the casing broken,so easy Two Men, Stoddard, of M. E To 1030 placed at the. disposal- Father, meaning of the word. say that Father shepherd, who has laid down his life in matter to open it, the lock was Thaddeus ot Warsaw, I Previous to our annual stock although The or the Dead, A. Klvers, 1031 McCartan, wno acceptea inem grate McCartan had gained the and the midst of his flock. You grieve for in Quick 1032 rosjcct not injured. But $40 was the safe, Amos Kilbright, Stockton, ful v. G. esteem of his fellow citizens is to It him as a friend. lie was a friend, who The Jiorris, 1033 wno me taking, Friday, February 1, we JOHN HOWLAHD, put $22 50 in gold and the remainder in sil Rogue, J034 Those watcnea witn Doay, he loved you and watched over you with an Aunt Diana, Carey, were Messrs W. feebly. With all creeds and classes, affection whose will never ver. This was witn nan a uozeu Under Currents, 1035 Tuesday nieht, J. Brew, shall make some decided reduct depth you taken, Life on tho Custer, 1030 J. J. McMahon, M. McMahon, M. Fin- - 405 MAIN STREET, Next door to W. B. Hall & Company waa a liable and kind. How he No ever can have, Plains, 1037 always know. other pastor silk handkerchiefs from the counters, Frederick the Second, Vol 1, nell, M. J. Bradley, J. M. Kilbride, Pat was beloved by his own people, no words none win nave, sucn an anection ior and small ar v 012, 1038 ions in . revolvers, oranges Vol 8, 1039 rick McCarthy, P. Talty, J. Bradley, flock w ith a rule vou." jewelry, i. can tell. He ruled his ticles, amounting to nearly as much Vol 4, 1040 M. T. Blake. Wednesday night's volun- 2STO' of love and kindness. Until broken After the services, the congregation Vol 0, 1041 teers were Thomas F. Bradley, M. Blake, riCE. passed through the church to obtain one more. The safe contained many valu Vol B, D. down disease, he was a most earnest, 1043 Will Lester, J. Kelly, Blake, F.J. Will offer balance of by more view of the dead. The body lay able nrivate Daners. which were thor Astronomy, Lockyer, 1M4 R. M. F. In his Master's vine- in a Miivfmliia. VnWlAH. Bradley. J. J. Lyons, Healy, untiring worker red cedar casket, draped, trimmed oughly ransacked. None, however, are Three Vassar Girls in France, Cham pney, 1045 Bradley. W. McMahon. Even when ho endeavored with satin and silver and tufted on tlie For Faith and Freedom, Besant, 1040 TRIMMED MILLINERY AT HALF VALUE. yard. sick, missing, save a few certificates of stock, 1047 weanesaay, tne Doay 01 tne aeaa priest, DRESS GOODS In of the Inside with white satin. The face, calm Oneen's Monev. Haves, in state at St..Rose church and scores to assist the work ministry. and seemed not dead, but to Mrs Hawley and these can 1048 iav Ordered work a reduction. was on the first peaceful, belonging and hundreds of people visited the church at Ills last public service sleeping. A beautiful floral cross, in do the thieves no good. In the to look once more upon the lace 01 tne day of the new year, when, sitting scribed "Our Pastor," the gift of St, everything in confusion, the The ladies of St John's Guild made nastof, of conso- Hose drnm corps, stood on the casket leaving 50 in Glover's confessional, he spoke words (for there is no doubt that $15 from their supper hall, The work of the decorators, under the DUCTH.ft.EZ to his with other floral offerings from the St guilty quartet last week of Mr P. was Of every It will be EZHSGEOECB lation and encouragement good Vincent de Paul association, while the four men were concerned in the crimes; Thursday. direction Gannon, finished, quality. a Wednesday night and those who entered . people. slowly burning tapers cast glow of proceeded to the Housatonlc station, found it appro- - to look tUTOUgn the SeV 437 Main St., Bridgeport. the .church, Thursday,- I hallowed llirht over all. Some of the vouns men in die Glen 1 1 1 1 J saving for a long time, nothing where broke a pane of glass from uver uie 1 Though ailing But little was made, for Father they have formed a temperance club. Success priateiy arapea. u,r "ui Wo t, mo W- - aroaAv D. M. Co. serious was feared until the morning of display the sash of the window near the around tne ganery were streamers 01 w wo, v Opposite The Read McCartan s simple and quiet tastes in upper to them! white and his death. He calmly asked for the sac- life anil his known wishes lor fu southwest door, entered the station and mingled black, signifying quiet grief for the dead priest, mitigated by reduced in price. raments of the Church and, bestowing nerals were observed in this respect made themselves quite at home. The Annual session of the Mason's Grand the thought of heavenly purity, and OR SALE Two new milch Cows. T. and Dark and dreary, with a pelting rain and office Lodsre at New Haven and Mr John is. were COSTEL.LO, Sandy Hook his blessing on all his people friends, dawned ticket window was smashed the bliss. The white pillars wound In and spiteful wind, Thursday re Sanford went, Wednesday, to represent broad bands of black and rosettes WEDDING, . he calmly fell asleep the Lord. With hearts the people searched, but only a few pennies with morning. heavy Hiram .Lodge, No 18. of black and white were fastened at each TO LET Call at A. E. Lathrop'e It was the cherished wish of his heart prepared to witness the sad rites before warded their diligence. The was also in CO HORSES opposite the Sandy Hook irrist the of should be con post. organ loft draped THE D, M. READ St be burled In church-yar- d, near to body their pastor Here they remained, eating the fruit closed black. ' mill or at the stable, opposite John's BIRTHDAY, to the to the grave. As tne hour lor Schools eenerallv for Fath church. A. E. LATHKOr. beautiful he had his signed obtained from the store and scattering er McCartan's as well Notwithstanding the Infirmities of age the temple spent the service approached, the church began funeral,Thursday, never In and In the midst of filled not a seat was the remains around the floor, until the 3 as the Dutch rubber ; the lower shop ran and disease. Father McCartan - HO LID AY - best years erecting to be and at last men. ceased to use his utmost endeavors to ad AXD LAXD FOR SALE. My place - . Curtis with a few HOUSE the people he loved so well. Father Mc- vacant. m freight, Nathan conductor, vance the work to which he had conse All mail orders are delivered with Farm, Monroe, comprising The funeral was at 1 o'clock, when, In was to be the about nine acres of land,with buildings there- PRESENTS, Cartan's life work la over. "He fought arrived. A car left upon crated himself and in which he was ever on. For of JOILN accord with the wish of was Georcre. little eon of Mr E. F. Hawley, express charges or postage prepaid particulars, inquire LAKE, the good fight, he kept the faith ; now he was laid close siding and, while this being done, revered by his people and respected by Elm Street, Monroe. the dead priest, at rest who has been seriously ill with pleuro ; CLOCKS, has finished his course and to the door of A brick the burglars left the station, secreted Iiim mends. us. he gone by the church. vault pneumonia, is some better. A committee, consisting of ty eternal His host of friends had been constructed, with a huge stone themselves on the train and escaped, reception X7ANTED Plain sewiner. at reasonable WATCHES, his reward.' Messrs W.J. Brew, Klcnara iieaiy, jh. t f prices. MRS DANIEL CAMP. at the bottom and here the casket was When C. B. entered the - was will know hlin no more on earth, but of Agent Taylor About 20 of the relatives- and friends F. Carmody, Martin Blake, ap- and lowered, while the company priests, he found a Mrs B. were from St. Vincent's, to meet visit- - long will his name live and teudcr led Fra Leo of Winsted, chanted the station, Saturday morning, of Mr and If. Camp pleas pointed JEWELRY, by whisk broom and the remains of oranges entertained at the home, ing clergymen at the trains. kind will be the recollection of Father burial service. Then the vault was ce antly Camp tor-mer- ly ir Mr David Heaphy of New Haven, DIAMONDS, James McCartan. A Friend. mented and a great stone placed upon from the store, but no other trace of the Tuesday evening. and assem- of Bridgeport, had active charge A GREAT SUCCESS. the top. Slowly sadly the miscreants. of the funeral. RgJH FANCY GOODS, bled multitude dispersed. All that is was Mr Charles II. Hanks shot a large hoot PASTOR AND PRIEST. is The next to discover the burglary Mr James mortal of James McCartan forever hid owl. near Green's, Wednesday. BEE Is a ; WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELEY from view. his Mr Charles F. Beardsley, who opened Mr measured three leet ana The Newtown lively thing .Tuiii. McCartan. born In Ireland 54 May motto, "Charity its wings eigne It bum. about, hut does not snng. Mark-Dow- n Boots Shoes above all thing'," be Inculcated with re- Hawley's store about 7 o'clock. He was laches irom tip to up. It buzzes arouna o'er nui tuiu vuie. The Great Sale of and SKILFULLY REPAIRED AT came to America with his or- newed into minds of And hears ot many a dreadful tale. years ago, force the hearts and surprised to observe that the door was Some one is lost and can't be fonnd ; and to ail! some one now in at 7 Block. phaned brothers sisters, grew the goods in confusion and the air The S. W. C. met with Mr Frederick Some one shot and drowneu; progress Bishop worked his col- Officers of the mass were : Celebrant, open, Some one is sick and some one dead, manhood, way through Kev McMahon ; archdea full of gunpowder smoke. Assuring him Chambers, Zoar, Thursday evening. Some one bora ana some one wen ; such assistance as could Right Bishop Some one has done a deed most dive. lege with they con, Rev James deacon self Beers was not in his room, on ; NO to the Very Hughes; ithatMr And some one's bouse has been fire THIS IS BARUPT STOCK, give him and was ordained priest- of mass, Rev John Rogers ; subdeacon, he hastened to inform Mr Hawley. They Messrs Lemuel Smith of New Milford, Some one has changed a horse for a cow. GLW.Fairchild hood 23 years ago. Colchester was his Kev Thomas Broderick ; master of cere- W. Clark of N. Frank L Anil some man nag goi a wonueriui piow , Rev at once returned and a thorough hut J. Amenia, Y., Rome biddv chanced a larire etre to lav. first and from there he was plac- monies, Josepn O'Donnell; preach- Bell of BridsreDort have halted at our And its cackled about the very next day; for the occasion, but our Goods charge Rev M. : Revs J. fruitless search was made for clues. Thftrfi lias been a weddimr of sil or tin.-- Bought Regular over several to New- er, Tierney acolytes, hotels. per ed parishes, coming Lynch and Edward Egan ; censer, Kev Nothing had been left but a few damaged We hear of the guests and what they Drougm fide. 357 MAIN STREET, 13 in; and the Reductions we make are bona town about years ago. M. J. McGlvney. tools belonging to Mr Gay, John Ferris of Stamford drove 20 head Tf a ntttobbor chance to droo in to tea. labored with zeal and earnest- Those who bore the body were Revs next is sent to the BEE ! ' BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Here he Mr Gay recovered part of his tools In of fine steers through town, Thursday, The very day it is stock so we can flock and beloved P. O'Connell of Bethel, P. Mulholland of in Liitcnneltt more hear Neither our marked up, that ness, loving his by W. of a condition, but his loss will be bought county. This and much yon may surely his the New Haven. A. Harty Hartford, damaged It you only suosonoe ior me one mis year. them. Through ministrations, Henry Lynch of Danbory, Fra Leo of or SO, the inual loss in each of the off 20 cent, and still leave a handsome and $3 Ladies' at Mrs Minott Now, Good Santa, remember take per Will sell at Public Auction, on parish Increased in strength power Winsted. D. J. Cremin of Bridgeport many instances in which his shop has sewing; society Our friend of the Bee, AUCTION of John A. Sanford. Fridav. resi- the were afternoon. 18, 1SS9, 2 m and,ttrough his efforts, a parochial Among clergy present Right been entered. Augur's, Thursday And every December An examination ofthe will convince January p (if stormy, first fair Rev Bishop McMahon. Very Kev James forcibly Fill his Christmas Tree profit. goods uay), the remaining part of the farm of the dence was built, then the building called were at once on the X. Y. Z., Greenfield. late John A. .San lord, of about 35 Hughes of Hartford, Revs W. J. Slocum Officers put trail, I consisting A M St. Patrick' hall, In which, for a time, Dr E. M. Smith entertains his brother, vou ofthe truth of the above assertions. Note acres of wood and pasture land. WILLI of Norwalk, K. T. Walsh of Danbury, A. Deputy Sheriff Glover going to Bridge- Mr Li. A. Smith of N. X , H. GLOVER, Administrator. week dar services were held, while the O'Keefe of Darilelsonvllle, Fra Anthony, Ponshkeepsie, A . itoes to market with 30 chickens and of-- port and Constable John H. Blackman to fers two in a bunch for 1 a bunch, or was built ; the O. S. of Winsted, J. A. Mulcahey of them these this with and com WIAXD PLOWS have no equal. iew church being then, F., No clue could be obtained, $15 for the entire lot. u. goes k mantei wuu prices. Bring paper you THE swivel Waterbury. John P. Fox of Thomaston, Danbury. An invalid for and suffering 30 chickens and offers them 3 in a bunch ior have land sides, and sulky work of his life, the splendid ' OfHcer of year;': so-call- ed plows on exhibition and for sale. Come and crowning M. Tlerncy of New Britain, P. M. Ches save this": John Quinlivan much Mrs Samuel J. Lathron of $1 a bunch, or 10 for the entire lot, at woicn vou on which bears the name of St. Rose pain. rate the 00 chickens would bring $45. The pare goods and prices with other try one, oeiore Duy. tjaii or tuMress. edifice ter of Chester, Charles J. McElroy of Bridgeport, who is conversant with the Hawley ville to end her life by In a J. B. FA1KCI1ILD, 9. 0. HawleyvUle, Conn. which was built his of Cov attempted merchant finally buys them five bunch, church and through New Milford, J. J. Quinn South ways of the crooks, saw a young man taking laudanum, last week Thursday two from A. and three from B. for $1 a bunch, BARGAIN HOUSES of his J. J. Curtin of Rockville, T. II. Emetics were administered Just what each to sell tor and they get aided the entry, agreed1 rts, by generosity who has an unsavory record running to night. by T..i i . Lt 1. ..1. What ww.f tin a rtt t.ha such an e sam- Sweeney of Lltclitleia, U. A. liaggarty the family' and Dr E. M. Smith called. o- - people, who, Inspired by of P. II. of Wa- catch a A9 the fel- other dollar same line of do no less. When Manchester, Finnegan train, Friday night. Prompt measures saved her life and she In the goods. ple as he set, could P. Keating of Lakeville, James low on the Housatonlc is now as well as usual. Mr is member- terbury, Jumped freight, ' Latbrop the corner stone was laid, the Nihil! of Danbnry, W. J. Doolan of the at 9 30 p m, the officer employed in the carpenter department now Cornwall T. W. Broderick of leaving city ne ship of the church was given at 800; Bridge, "You'll hear of a up of tne Snepaug repair shops ; removed J. A. Christian & Go's Harttord, J. J. Rogers of East Bridge- - remarked, burglary from a snort time ago. BARGAIN DAYS It is about 1300. the Housatonlc road, Liitchneiu, is the No priest could have more fully enjoy- Is this Superlative very The accepted theory that Bridge- Do not valuable Will be Mondays, Wednesdays; Fridays and Sat ed the confidence and trust of his people, crook was the who blew keep your papers. Minnesota New he. O'Connell of Bethel, L. Fitzslmmons of port expert bonds, bank books or jewelry in: your best or better deserved such trust, than Mr safe and ac- house or rent a ofeach week. In New Hartford, M. J. O'Donohoe of Mid- - open Hawley's greener injthe ordinary safe, but Process Flour that urdays tastes and ed Of simple ways, kindly dletown, M. Gleeson of Portland complices secured the tools and recon-noiter- safe in the Bridgeport Safe Deposit and and with a heart full Joseph Co. which are secure countenance speech, W. II. Rogers of Stamford, J. Russell of In advance. It has been sug- Trust vaults, and wheat will make or Watch the Bridgeport papers for Special Bar what wonder that the New M. A. Sullivan of New Ha convenient. and Glasses. of charity for all, Haven, gested that they might have been here You can Spectacles Eye of his faithful were filled ven, r W. Dolan of New Haven, J. 1. money buy on these hearts people .. . . X' If...... T ,.V. more than one day, sleeping in the lock- is gains days. A assortment of as well Neale ol 1 S. W. Somers to his house good tht very best, with and sorrow at the announce- . - - I . - I rrtt t u hiir tlita wniim nnr. aid in B. grief or or-- "xi IV has chambers to it at L. as the es hand, at liriugeport, .James v, ueyman "i' 'I ' for the ..T Hhas been tl! lie always get cheaper kinds, always very ment of his death? wich"f. J. Coleman of Falrfteid. II. I. identification, building rent. low prices- - During his pastorate In Newtown, he Lynch of Danbur. E. J. Egan of Glou-- filled, nearly every night. Booth's. WATCHES,CaAINSSILVES WARS, curates : Wil- X. Leo m was aided by these Father cester. J., Fra da Saracona, O. Miss Mary Ann McNaniara, Mrs John CLCCS3, &c. liam who his labors here S. F. of Winsted, .4. J. of Ansou- - room Town SALE. One new milch eow with ealf. JEWELRY, Gibbons, began Creigh Laughing only at Hall, II. Costello, Miss Mary Kelly are IpOlt one Jevon Steers, 7 BISHOP BLOCK, CONN. x Just before the re- - M. C of Newtown. 19 ; come pair good grad'v BRIDGEPORT, about years ago. ia, McCaftaq Saturday evening, everybody. among Newtown's sick, three year. old. II. p. JV,uMfl, Monroe. W. tf. jMFFEN, Sandy Kcci, ' TBIPAT, ANUAHT 18, 1880. THE SECULAR PULPIT. Fourth Year in Everybody who wish Bridgeport. M. W. Upon this sunny shore J.W.JOHNSON, STEVENS, A little space to wait: the life-bo- broken. BU7S AID SELLS The silver oord unloosed, the mortal name Skates, Sleds, Sleigh Bells! es to lengthen out the Manufacturer of W bore upon thin earth by Uod's voice MARBLE GSASITE spoken. CITY AND COUNTRY AES HZADSTOXES. While at the sound all or Purse should FOE CEMZTER7 ETC. bluine. earthly praise Family LOTS, sweet-nea- PROPERTY Our Joy and griefs, alike with gentle visit the ESTIMATES FUESISItED. Fade In the dawn of the next world's com- China, Vases, Statuary, OS C0MMISSI0V. Sealer in all kinds of American and Fsreiga pleteness. - , Harbls tfca The hour is Lord and Grsn'le, including celebrated Thine, dear ;wofutknomore, Crockery, Cutlery, Scissors, Has on for Hut wait Thy summons on the sunny shore. hand, ready delivery, WESTERLY GRANITE! Constance Fenlmore WoolaonB Carpets, Rugs, Chairs, RED TICKET lEUrs Per cent classand De KOXBDKT- - Desks Registered Coupon Oil things are passed away ; behold, all things Tables, and Lounges, benture Bonds. K0EWALS, COM. An entertainment and social dance was baooms new. If any man be in Christ, he is anew 6 and 7 Per cent Guaranteed Western announced for Thursday evening, 17th, creature- - Paul. the House Store of Farm Loans. at the hall. At Furnishing Writes Life and Fire Insurance Policies in the Sermon. Mrs Lemon, who hag been here since Weekly op most Reliable Companies, giving: the' best form of 1I0NTMANI, the death of her father, Stephen Sanford, The book of Conscience in the 4th verse Policy. visits In Woodbury. of the second chapter reads thus : No. 4, Conn. National Bank Building, "With the New Year be a better man." So B. HALL CO. ARE YOU SICK? H1TZj.Ii 7. & Bridgeport, Conn. Ph o to e r, The literary society, which has been Beloved, whether we kept watch night ROCtBRS, And have vou for veara 8uffiri1 win, anm graph obscure, complicated or chronic dlscnse?l'er- - OVER PEQUOXXOCK NATIOXAI. BAXK, delayed by storms, Is fully organized and or whether we entered the you nave aoctors tno not, upon J-ISTI- nuis irieu ny dozen ami D All Seal tukun medicines to start a fmall met, Monday evening, with liev Mr Bur new year with prayer or not, cer Jackets, Fine Furs, store. enough lruR 304 MAIN STREET. 181 183 ZMZIlSr STREET It may bo you have suffered so lonj? an3 gess of the Congregational church. the verse from the preacher, have tried so many plans and systems ol treat- tainly Gloves, California Blankets, ment that you consider your case us incurable. CABINET PICTUEES $2 FEB D0Z. Albert Is 111 with pneu Conscience, is . one good to practice. 11 so, you suouiti Trowbridge Curtain Goods, Upholstery, Ta- H- Large Heads, Grand Panels anil Life Site tnouia. Sweet memories of the past urge us to CONSULT - S. BLAGEItlAN Crayons. purer lives. The loving touch of a moth- ble and Piano Covers, Shawls, skilled specialist who 1s fnmllinr with Interior and Out Door Work a Specialty. liev Mr of the Methodist Chronic Diseases. Vou cannot aft'ord any more Now Is the time to orrlor for the Holidays. Hteiubrldge er's hand is, in fancy, on our to Nothing but Firat Class Work allowed to leave was Sun- resting Laces, Underwear, experiment.nor spend your money without church confined to the house, our one Hosiery, a, icuaunnuitt limb you can ue oone-- the Studio. brow. The faint call of little flted. Vou perhapsnuj?lllceleel that In the and Rev Mr Smith officiated in the the estimate of . statisticians. Small past you day now in the City of God,begs us to be bet Connecticut Buzzings. beyond Wares, Yarns, Balance of have been imposed upon and your confidence Has removed to his church, morning and evening. Some 40,000,000 births and deaths of hu abused, if not by deliberate misrepresenta- ter men. The lives of our children, which Emanuel Fralus of Norwichywhose Christmas Goods axe included in tions, then by the improper treatment of per- man this earth sons not tamiliar with mtmm WW m WW mmm Christmas aud New Year's were roth are moulded by our deeds, call us to live wife eloped a month ago with a beings upon during the your trouble .It this is so W J W W II mmJa W mmmT 1888 ! are this sacrifice sale. .t purely and before our Maker. school leaving her two year Changes occurring every great DR. WiLixLto livelyaud pleasant. humbly boy, Man was created ;a " DICKINSON bo J?iUUNOi, And the winds of anoth- was ru- year. progressive Why do do it V Would be glad to see you at his office. He has hat)TivX-- to- receive all The church was the thought that children, died of pneumonia. It they had Episcopal beautifully he is in some or many years' experience in medicine aud -- ciI-aw- i er Autumn may be singing a requiem mored he was but the doc- being; bound, way other, devotes his time s i n .T ri Atici n VI I decorated with the pine, the box, the fir. that poisoned, "How can they do it?" entire to Chronic Diseases. UAf U1U ttUOliUAUCAOCLllUah Manufacturers over our new made graves should make tors this statement. to advance. Like the orbs of heaven, he He will noint ont tn vnn nlninlv tho iu)it nt of Service of the was held In hon- deny is In your trouble and will give you a clear, full Nativity us some one has written : constant motion, doing good or evil. to do and ot Vou of of the God as has better. For,as New Havcu has "Is it right it?" accurate understanding your case. hODes to manv new saddles, harness, or the birth man, An 1 bridles, If with the drift ot the New Year, we may enterprising youth During the year 1888, have our thoughts shall be told candidly and honestly whatyour win v been done In this old church victimized several in that town are questions asked all over the chances for recovery are. Over lOOOCured Pa Episcopal down the brakes of onr chariot Into a final parties by and deeds been productive of the former tients, residents of Bridgeport and vicinity. ones SURCINGLES, HALTERS, ETC. for nearly 200 years. The bell rang loud halt and go up to God and the companionship collecting money for a poor family and or of the latter? None but God is the Stats. Will tn Vnn that. tllA rounltu t( tllu ovnannnMi by strict attention and the Roman Catholic church of the Immortalized, bow essential that we cash to his own nse. are t ,ni v dbiiADU, iouie sick. 200 & 202 State merrily, applying the true juuge. nave our Jives heen in ac- CONSULTATION street, had mass, the other churches had make this year, or that part ot It given to us, THE ANSWER. FREE, 0 business, low prices but the best of all our We can do if we The church at Salis cordance with Nature's teachings, with neither church nor to remind them years! it, Congregational The firm not 338 BROAD STREET, BRIDGEPORT. Bridgeport, Conn. bell, will. We should do It If Uie thing is possible is and modernized. the true intent of our Creator and taken will carry any goods HOUJIS 10 to 4 and 7 to 8. with of the of the Savior. bury being repaired andsquare dealing Joyous birth in fact. Who would, on so solemn a threshold on a normal action? Or have they been over. It is an invariable rule to pre- Offlce closed, Sundays. that of a New Year and thus of time and yet The Willimantio gas company is to and On New Year's was a con- e the reverse, their action abnormal? all. V art now offering at the lowest s foil night,there px-v- be one sent in February and March an entire prices that which may to of eternity a new method in the manufacture -- Methodists adopt Let us sit down and ponder these HAVE TOUB HOMES line of Blankets and Kobes of cert aud supper in the hall by who would withhold his heart from further will necessitate the upon new stock. The firm are . every kind, with of its gas, which Have we taken care of our large buyers which was well attended. The music, consecration or nobler resolutions? Let as things. good -- our Harness and Saddles, and eaa assart tht pub Heaven vow building of new works. and the season having been warm has H. which was rendered by the choir, aided took np to and a nobler life; let selves? Have we loved our fellow beings PHOTOGRAPHED- S.BLACKMAN, lic that an inspection of onr goods will satisfy us look into the face of a dying world and to some good singers of the Collins fam- The total value of new buildings and aright? Have we loved and served God given Opportunities buy goods cheap BUILDINGS, them that we are headquarters ia all that belongs by promise better deeds. And then, if we may ' INTXRI02S, LANDSCAPES, church additions for 1888 In the of New we The has un-- which , have al- to STABLE or H0KSE. ily, members of the Episcopal not tarry beyond this year with onr friends, city ought? past year they improved and, ' GS0UPS, ETC., PHOTOGRAPHED. Conn. the the who contributed their musical we vow Britain is nt $700,000. doubtecly blessed some and curs Hawleyville, generously should to give them best lovo in most placed people though the Christmas trade was larger Terms per Half Dozen: attainments to the was devoted service." ed others, God all oucaslon, good. John A. Tibbetts of New London is rewarding according than even they have still 6 x 8 S3 50 Let us listen to the Conscience call. to their deserts. Thus will be 01-2x- The minister read an amusing parody talked of to succeed Consul General Wal just it dur 8 8 3 60 HOUSATONIC And the bells of each Sab- the which we TOO MANY GOODS, R. S. upon henpecking from the celebrated may vesper ler. ing year upon have just en 8 x 10 4 SO . of Alexander Selkirk, "I am mon- bath evening ring out, to us saying, "Be tered. I believe in the divinity of the and the Bed Ticket Price, from which CHAS. J. HUGHES H0USAT0KIC DIVISI0 J. story case of the Ston-- Addross Orders t arch of all I survey." He also amused better! be better! better! better!" It is likely that the doctrines taught by Christ : "Love to there is no appeal,is placed so low that Successor to - Bovembar SO, 1888. Samuel Hal-liwe- ll, EAGLE STERE0PTIC0N CO., Berth 7 10 OS a 4 SO, 10 the audience very much with selections ington Savings bank against God and Love to man." "Thou shalt of Winter Dress Goods BEIDGEKJltT, 08, m, every yard 318 MAIS STREET, BRIDGEPORT, C0KN. freight, 6 85, 10 20 a m, ft SO p at from The attendance of Help. the New Haven broker arrested love the Lord God with all heart CURTIS & pa; ,lIIandy Andy." Thoughts thy thy must go. Shown HUGHES, Sunday, 7 30 Arrive 6 60, 0 40 am were with for embezzlement, may be settled out of and soul and mind and This Samples and Orders Taken at the in, was quite good and all pleased A grave, wherever found, preaches a "strength." Please notice a few. HEwTOWH P0ST0FFICE. 1215, 4 45, 7, 9 20 p m; Sunday milk New Year. the courts, as Halliwell has offered to is the first and specimen prices 0 50 m; 4 15 4 15 m. the pleaaant beginning of the short, pithy sermon to the soul. Haw great commandment, p freight am, p turn over his to tne And second is like unto 2 that will illustrate the whole stock TRUMBULL CHURCH, Borth 5 45, 7 18, 10 40 personal property the It "Thou t Stratford Granite and at Mrs Eli thorne. All 50 ineh Broadcloth were Bed Ticket a m; 5 6 0 65 m; 7 43 am The sociable, last week, bank. shalt love thy neighbor as thyself." "On 74, 03, 85, p Sunday Minor's was attended. Proceeds, Life, if we look at it In Christ, is trans two price 43c. South, 8 88, 9 28 a m, 18 01, 4 Sii, 6 15,9 06 largely these commandments hang: all the h Oliver an old and trusted em All Broadcloth, were tl.23. now 75c, - m; milk 6 30 DO. in Bangs, Marble Works- p Sunday pm. figured ; death, if we look at it Christ, Is law and the These two All Keal French Cloth, were $1.50, Swan & LOHG HILL, Borth 7 10 55 a 5 10 ploye of the Consolidated railroad, prophets." prin now hoc. Bushnell, 00, 84, ra, is Canon Westcott. 0 10 10 m ; 7 49 a as. South The Christmas tree on Holy Innocents conquered. dead at the nse of 57 years. He has been ciples iorm tne grand foundation upon All h 75c Suitings, SOc. 38, p Sunday which our One lot Suitings 33c. 0 31,9 82,11 65 a m,4 30, 88,9 p m ; Sun- in Christ church parsonage was a suc- Great Is he who his earthenware division master of the Hartford characters should be built One lot CT. All kinds of Cemetery Work, in Gran-- enjoys the Suitings, i9o. ' BRIDGEPORT, day milk, 0 28 pm. and our One lot h 25c. or from artistic cess. The singing of carols by the choir, as if it were plate and no less great is the ine Humanizing purifying of Suitings, 362 Water Street, foot of Bank. its Marble, designs STEPKET, Borth 6 27, 7 20, 10 85. 11 10 am race are & and best Stock in the at reasonable reading a piece selected from "The man to whom all his plate is no more important and necessary objects F0ULE SERGES CASHMERES We ask renewed attention this season to market, pri 5 18, fl 45, 10 25 p m ; Sunday 7 55 a at Mrs James Moohan, a Hamden woman, Best 1 Foule Red 50c. onr stock of Kova Scotia Hand-Mad- e Woolen ces. Designs furnished on Letter Church of y" Miss Carrie Addis to be considered. The true interests of Cloths, Ticket, application. Soath S SO, 0 87, 9 18, 11 60 a m, 4 85 by than earthenware. Seneca. Best Hair Line were 75c, now 41c. Uloves and Mittens and our line in Cemeteries a 'Write for infor has made a as a pugilist. She Stripes, stockings, ing specialty. 6 65 m ; milk 6 2 m. and the out of the presents to the reputation the human race and all its members are .. Best 50c 38 inch Serges, now 89c. ot Imported Guernseys. No garments have corns see 32,8 p Sunday p giving came to 50c 37 ever been to mation or and us. 11 The tender words and loving deeds threshed a deputy sheriff who one. But interests Bcjt Cashmeres, devised take the place ot these BOTSFORD, Berth 6 60, 7 39, 10 85, 40 a a children and members of the Bible class, essentially the of the Guernseys, combining as they do great Opposite S. B. Station, Stratford. 6 10 which we scatter for the hearts which serve an attachment on a wagon belong HENRIETTA CLOTHS. wariniii witu ireeuom ior action. 5 25, 57, 45 pm; Sunday 8 05 a m with a table of various kinds of cake, different members of the human family periect 3 9 11 are nearest to us are immortal seed that to Mrs him down Those best dollar Silk Wrap Goods, Bed We also wish to more fully Introduce to the South 15,8 18, 10, 40 a m,4 17, 6 18 closed exercises. was ing Moohan, knocking have In ' the considered di- Ticket 75c. - notice of all out door workers, drivers, rail- 8 45 milk the The singing in A been, past, pm. Sucday 108am. will spring up everlasting beauty, not with a club and scaring his assistant. Best 1.43 goods down to 1. road men, and sportsmen, the great comfort KEWT0WH, Berth 7 20. 7 10 43 12 Christmasy and hearty and the rendering verse and very many people have acted and safety from wet to be derived from a 47, a a. only In our own lives, but In the lives, of farmer the force and CLOAKS. of 6 7 11 03 p 111 of the selection by Miss Addis, "The passing by joined accordingly. This clashing of supposed suit Oiled Clothing. It is not expensive, is G. C. D. D. S. 34, 07, m; Sunday tn those born us. the but the three $10 Newmarkets, J6 50. easily repaired and kept in order and will EIGHME, South, 3 CO, 3 10, 9 02.11 S2 a m, 8 40. 4 10 after finally captured wagon, human interests has wars and a 8 ward on growth of the Christmas Tree,"attracted brought and Cloaks, $5. many attacks of cold, rheumatism or 6 06, 8 37 milk 5 68 a. carry marks from the scrimmage. multitude 01 otner calamities upon man- i0 and 25 Wraps, u5. pneumonia. DENTAL OFFICE. p a; Sunday p closest as it disclosed such 21) :10 7 10 m the attention, kind in the previous ages of the world. and Plush Sacques, 15 and With these go Hubber GToves, Mittens and 422 MAIN CT HAWLEYVILLE, Borth 55, 8 00, 62 a and A plain man, says the National Bap of will $20 and 30 Plush 10.50 and 20. Finger Cots, ot which we have a good stock. ST., BRIDGEPORT, 6 43. 7 17, 11 15 8 88 a likeness between the heathen Samuel O. Prentiss Hartford The of person and have Sacques, The damaffe to horses and 1220, p m; Sunday rights property will Economist and Goo--". harnesses by Graduate ol am. South 2 6 Christian symbols of worship. The rec tist, In a prayer meeting ot a church a act as executive sacretary for Governor been in many ways violated. Christ pro- It pay every Manager rain and sleet storms is well known to every of the Pennsylvania College 40, 02, 864,1125am. 280 to visit the owner of Dental Surgery of Philadelphia, Artificial 4 8 80 p m ; aiik 5 42 at which he few miles from Philadelphia, said: He was a of Yale claimed ''Peace on earth, good will tow- horses. One of our Oiled Canvas reein cieaneu anu 02,5 62, Sunday p tor made a few remarks, in Bulkley. graduate Covers will prove a complete protection and fetn lnsenea, nueu, irreg- Leave for Bethel 8 56 a m, 2 S 4 46 we ard men." How many of the of save cost In a ularities corrected by the newest and most 05, 30, all in the world all want tue lord's way in 1875 and is a of rights may its niauy tlniesover storm, p- - m. showed that the worship "Brethren, college lawyer ability. man are e.nbodisd io the or RED TICKET SALE These however are little side shows, approved methods. 6 42 p m; Sunday 4 52 From Bethel to ; but we all want to be on the Decalogue new system 01 aruncuu 8 10 35 a m. 3 0 13 Sun- was founded on the Idea, "The seed of prevail woman Ten Commandments? The results of our main business is in crownsine ctoldinserting 15, 08,4 25, p a ; A Brooklyn (N. Y.) has charg ' on roots, with mountings. m- woman shall bruise the Committee of Ways and Mear s." deeds of 1888 cannot be revoked ; those OF Pure Leads and Oils, Ship Teeth extracted with but little Dr day 4 29 p - the serpent's ed the of the Summerfleld Metho- : Chandlery, pain by head" and accounts that the pastor of 1889 we cannot foresee or foretell. - and EitHime's process 01 nuuioing the gums. BR00KFIELD JUHCTI05, Borth 8 03, 8 45 for the fact A colored brother thus sent word to dist at New Haven with and Engineers' Supplies HITKOUb liAa aainuiisierea ior 11 Ol 12 5 7 Sun- church lying Life is uncertain. God has spared the less pain am, 45, 52, 8741 45 pa; being born Into the world of this Seed the to send a minister out to Dredging Materials. extracting. 8 31 am. South 8 11, 5 8 45. 11 15 bishop defamation of character and the presid lives of those now living thus far and W, B. HALL & CO. In ot these lines we are difficult to day 53, moulds all these heathen ceremonies into any very a m, 1 20 ; Bilk preach to his church In Alexandria Val ing elder of that district will Investigate permitted them to enter upon the busy mil ten, ana impossible to oeat. wur stocK G.C. EIGHME, D.D.S., 40,3 53,5 33,8 p a Sunday to scenes a new is full and of the best goods obtain, Second below 6 8 p For Saabnry, 6, 8 06, 8 50. 11 20 beauty, peacefulness and good will ley : "Send us a Bishop to preach. If matter. of year, whether they completeno to ,199 Voin K doer a the will be permitted to behold the closing able. It is trouble show goods and po 4 iHdlll Ob Fairfield Avenue. a m, 4 CO, 6 n a. DMn ' vou can't send us a BishOD. send a Slid-- ! lite attention (riven to all. 11 mm hour of 1889, none of them can now tell. We have a brand of Cigars made from the OABBUBT, Arrive 6 15, 8 20, 9 05, 35 a a ing Elder; If you can't send ug.a Sliding The Tie That Binds. People die at all ages, from the infant best imnorted stock, which we sell only by 4 15, 6 15 pm. Leave 6 85, 7 45 8 30 BRIDGEPORT- - the hundred. are very fine goods Elder, send us a Stationary Preacher ; if just born to the man or woman of a cen Theymore really 10 40 a m, 3 35, 5 15 p m. Railways are using heavier rails. ! and cost but little than cigarettes. Drop Barnum a brilliant Ri- old Have we resolved, at this com anci one. BUY DABBU2X ASD BOKWALK DIVISION. P. T. gave good you can't send him, send us a Circus are now from 75 to 80 as tury ooz: in try week They pounds, mencement 01 a new year, to make our Telephone. Never Undersold. PLUMB & WINTON'S BETHEL, from D anbury. 6 86, 6 42, 8 80. 9 13 bye reception at Waldemere, last der ; If can't spare him, send us a 100-to- n - you are called for by the en lives tell for good upon ourselves and up HEW T0RK PRICES- 12 3 6 6 7 CO and will Winter at the Hill ho Locus if a Lo- they am, 07, 48, 07. 20, pm Murray Preacher; you can't spare which the engines on those around us? That we will do Bone For 6 50, 7 64. 10 14 a m, 1 10 New York. West Stratford's us an gines, replace lighter what we can toward the and Pure Ground Daabnry tel, post cus Preacherf send Exhauster." and 30-to- n cars which are out humanizing AT ASD 4 S3. 5 56, 6 30, 7 33,11 19 pm. For Haw- corner the driving of our race? If so and we re- office at L. B. Va Ill's erocery, He got a preacher. Anniston Watch The life of a rail on a unifying leyville 8 00, 10 19 a m.2 50, 405,5 58 p m. the main true to our new year resolutions, BONE FERTILIZER. 9 10 a 8 67 Barnum street and Seavlew avenue, is to man. It From Hawleyville a, 88,8 45,5,6 trunk line is only about 10 years and the closing of 1889 will bring blessings The best Fertilizer on the market. Bone Ma Borth 7 10 06 a 1 80 be abolished and the mail distributed by world BXDDIEG, 40, a, 03.4 It Is poprosed to hold a world's Sun takes 40,000 tons a year to keep up a sys to the and the human family will nures are now admitted to bs better than chemi- 7 28, 11 11 p m. South. 6 48, 9 80 a a carriers from Bridgeport office. The De oetter on ror our Deen individ- lots- - day school convention in London in 1889, tem like the Pennsylvania. Having cals. One trial will convince; S30 on ton 1213,3 54.614,7 19 pm. Stoddard lectures began at Ilawes opera ual members of it. OUR BARGAINS Cash for Hides and Tallow. from 1 to 4. The representation In the 1889 is a mem paid house, last week evening. July The Wilson Point freight will soon be conclusion, year WARNER & CLARK KnPTTT tt a a. v Thursday from America will, it is estimated, be orable one in the history of the town of & t latest yearning Is for an In taken to New York on three steam trans PLUMB WINT0N, Bridgeport's one to every 100.000 of or Huntington, sometime during the year November 28. 1888. sane population, ports capable of carrying 30 loaded cars 1789, it was the Bridgeport, Conn. hospital. about COO are Incorporated by Legisla- IN BOTSFORD, Leave 11 45 a a, 8 60 p a. Arm delegates. Appointments each. ture of Connecticut, embracing at that 30 a The ,W. F. Swords Lumber Co. has well Sun- 10 a, 5 20 p a. to be made only from known time the parishes of Klpton and New West 48 a 4 37 raised roof of its mill to fa Conductor of the ex set off from the' old town of SHELT0B, m, p a. East the planing day school workers. Phillips Derby Stratford, OFFER IEERLESS 18 87, 9 32 p a- - business. tension was the proud man who played Stratford and was named in honor of cilitate Increasing Men are taken from all the walks of HEW HAVES, Leave 9 0 a m, 4 10 p a. Arr.yi Santa. Claus for J. P. Samuel Huntington, then Governor of DYES 12 55. IO a-- soul-winn- Superintendent mt p board of works was to life to Christ. The latest er the State, (perhaps signer of the Declar- MUSLINS, Do Ton Oma Dyeinfr, Sanaa. The public par preach Hopson of the New Haven and Derby, Th-- r will dye everything. Titer reaold emr Is Mr is ation of Independence). In 1823, the ' take of a banquet at the Atlantic hotel, W.K. Snider, who preach- both he and Mr Kittendorf being remem of New was $20 00 Overcoats for $15 00 when. Price log. a package, 'l imy hve noequ&l NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND R. R. 28 parish Stratford incorporat- for Strength, Brightneaa, Amount in Packaee 1.7th, tendered by ing with wonderful effect in Canada. He or v Thursday evening, bered by the men under their direction, ed as a town by the name of Monroe, in or for Faatnesa of Color, Qualities. November 1838. of most citizens, Is a conductor and runs his trains honor of James Monroe, then President Bleached and Unbleach 18 00 14 00 Ther do aoi crock or amut; 40 oolora. foraeieby 11, Bridgeport's prominent railway Superintendent Hopson is very popular HAWLEYVILLE, East 7 55. 11 59 a 04 p merchants, business men and all the week and preaches three or four of the United States. Shall Huntington EDSAR F. HAWLET. a,7 lawyers, with his men, even the Italians who built celebrate the centennial of its birth? Are 16 00 12 00 Vsst, 8 65 a a, 3 45, 6 30 p a. , Much success in all widths and , , times attends ed, NEWTOWN, East fS a 17 journalists. Sunday. the extension, every spike, tie and rail our citizens patriotic enough for this? If a, fl2 C4, 09 p a; his labors. West, f8 48 a m, IB S3 p a. The German have been estab of which he personally inspected, gladly so, then it Is fitting that the people of Baptists the town of as a of the or all makes. Children's Brown Velvet Short (THE NEW QUININE). SABBY H00E, East 8 12 10. 7 15 a lished as an with 24 Some mind recommends the him. ne wore No. 28 on his Monroe, part m; 8 48 2Oils,6 18 Independent church, bright recognizing iginal Huntington, should ioin in such - 00 West, am, 84, p a. members and are paying for a lot, phonograph to the use of clergymen. It coat, after their own custom of being celebration. historical Pant Suits, - $5 The SOUTHBURY, East 8 18 a a, 18 19. 7 84 p they If celebrated, . ALSO Hopes 8 32 8 corner of Stratford avenue and Pembroke might be a revelation to some ministers numbered and was known by them as facts should be gathered and woven into a; West, a m, 84, 6 69 p a. on which expect to; build to have an instrument talk back some of the big boss. Mr Hopson began railroad an interesting and instructive discourse, 1 to I of People street, they to be delivered an orator for. the oc- Boys' Heavy Boots, 5, $5 SHEPAUG . nonsense to. the as office at Branford on the Shore by R. R. church. r the, spoken pews. It ing boy casion and, if best, pnblished who nse Line where he learned thought INDIGO BLUE Children's 6 to 10 November 1888. - would be a wholesome lesson at rate division, teleg as a Cloaks, 20, Parsons, Landon & .Co., of the Tern- any and supplied to the people worthy yrs KasMne and help a man to correct his faults. raphy and was made station agent. Col memento of Huntington's past. And HAWLEYVILLE, Berth 810 i a, S 45 p broke Iron foundry, have dissolved. Rob- CALICOES m; 8 85 am. Arrive 11 0 am Stevenson promoted him to the New where is the fitting place for such cele Ladies JNewmarkets, cz ana I Are always Sunday ert E. Parsons & Co. will continue the A Methodist sisterhood has been instW bration of Huntington's Centennial? In 4 35 p a. Sunday 4 60 pm. London station and took him along when SHEPAUG, Borth S 45 a 5 58 business. . tuted In London, England. Those who the Center of the present town of that 36 inches, brown, $8 Realized a, p a made superintendent of the New York name. Would it not be fitting, at that plain 96, Sunday 8 88 a m. Soath 11 06 a a it have no vows imposed upon them - Miller & Strickland do an immense join and New Haven division of the Consoli- time,.-t- erect a our And other in new in a 4 15 p a; Sunday. 4 36 p m. when from its work, liberty pole upon styles and $10. coal business, but not many are aware and, withdrawing oated road, placing him at South Nor-- Central Park, in commemoration of the need to a three months' notice, occasion? The of Cure. that the coal comes from their own mines only give walk. Col Stevenson never forgets a incorporation Hunting- Spring designs. " is a who has been so ton reaches . back almost to the com Shawls , and WeHter, Pa. It pity that woman, friend and his friends are devot Beaver at' reduced TONIC. MMWanNlnrfMf:anM. Ktnna aU nain HI S at Alleghany blessed life and equally mencement of George Washington's first A POWERFUL highly by the teachings Stev A SPECIFIC FOB MALARIA. now close 6 ed, so that Mr Hopson followed Col administration, his inaugural taking RHEUMATISM, Clothiers at p m, except of Christ, has been so slow to appreciate 1789. not one prices. NERVOUS PE0STRATI0K. 11 I I enson to the Housatonic system, first as place April 30, ProoaDiy Stt UUIisU lrnvticwtMa I Ca and in service Him. THE MOST SCIENTIFIC ANUSfCCESSFUL Have TrmOootrh. Bronchitis. Asthma. Vt Mondays Saturdays her ability doing for of the New York, of the inhabitants residing in Hunting PARK E R'S O I N EJR TO H IC.f h mA general superintendent ton in 1789 is now numbered An 85 cent Brasse! BLOOD rUUlFli.lt. Superior to quiuine. the worst cast ami m ine remedy fur all ills mrwwf which has been .among the Tapestry tram o&cacUT nau ltxm. i&Jte m wa a.. The Boston grocery, It is a remarkable paradox, that the Kutland and Montreal line and afterward What a has taken I am Pastor of Hie Reformed Church of the im in since L. A. Per living.- change place Thousand Islands, having lately come here run bv N. A. Fullerton more a man the less he thinks he as of the New Haven and 100 not in . 75 cents. cannot be - knows, superintendent during those years, the town AT' Carpet, It from Troy, N. Y. While at Troy, I used Kas- kins fled to Canada, la now managed by knows ; while the less a man knows, the Derby. Mr Hopson Is not only popular, of Huntington alone," but in our State, kine and it did me much good.BevC.P-- vans, & our the worldi. A for same money. Alexandria Bav. K. l . Salzer Cleveland. more he thinks he knows. Knowledge but is also a rustler from Way Back, country, great change replaced 1 have been ail ins: for 17 years with nervous has taken place during "thev 61 years of dvaneniaand debilitv and Kaskine has done Entre-nou- is the of ; is Success to him! : The s Whist club were en parent humility ignorance the life of the author of this sketch (he .:. OUR CALICOES me a great deal of good. I am much stronger II. of laurel the of self conceit. been born 1827, in the and better and have good liope or complete tertained by J. Sdaidlng parent Frank having April 7, The effect of Kaskine ap- last week. Treat, formerly engine dispatch town, now of Bridgeport) ; as recovery. upon my avenue, When to 1 shall see three on is now extra en city yet, petite is very marked and it ia only three I get Heaven, er the Housatonic, almost a life long resident of the town of montus since 1 Degan using iu ueorge wonders there. The first wonder will be gineer on the Derby Extension. Huntington, ne reels a deep interest in makes for Warner, Newcastle, ei. Please Don't Laugh. whatever James Full standard Kaskine can be taken without anv special to see there whom I did not appertains thereto. 1 many people Nine acres of land have been condemn Janu- medical advice. per bottle, six bottles for The other a young American, who to see ; the second wonder will be Beardsiey Wheeler, Huntington, as. Sold bv or sent mail on re day, expect ed for the Housatonic road at Wilsoii'i 1889. . 5c fast colors, drnggistti, by failed to the situation, was ary 3, yard, Clothing, ceipt ot price. appreciate to miss many people whom I did expect Point, but Mr Burehard wants 83000 an KASKISE CO., 1C8 Duane Xew York. dance to St., asked why he did not attend a to see ; and the third and greatest won- acre for it. A WANTED. Permanent eniploy-riIljA- ,l be in the evening and responded. of will be to find there. All persons flPNT - . . , r given der all myself John Mills is again braking on the AND intending purchas meiit uml froo1 salary or com- ...... um ktTt fOTM A. IX m m Damtmotmamtm Indignantly, "I ain't got on my other John Newton. 7 (Bam train, Hugh Lane being in Pitts- - A ing Clothing are to mission. Address PRATT, Nurseryman, rmm a. mm mmm mm aaa have I?" Bolted Door requested clothes, we field. but Bev H. C. DuBose says if could put May keep out tramps and burglars, call and examine the stock at aiU rnmreiw tarinaT about anew a DO YOU . A certain woman, not remarkably not- a thousand missionaries into at Engine No. 5 is back on the express not Asthma, Bronchitis, Colds, CougliB, WHY SUFFER the roots ax entirely dried ap, which eura im not Japan ami The best UNBLEACHED when yon can be cured bv oinir on than flv eases oat of a feuktired. Casts f tt ed for the extraordinary brilliancy of her once we should see a "nation born in Croup. protection against QUE Uvmdiut hat becm cured. - C. W. ivman, the former engineer, has these unwelcome intruders is Ayer's tear' Intellectual once set at work we 4-- M. B. & CO capabilities, day" for Christ. et will tram up been transferred and is now. running pas Cherry Pectoral. With a bottle of this 4 MUSLIN TERRILL EPILEPTIOURA REWARD to make a (Shir of sheets, but found, after our children to scramble lor a and in ut Throat the frreatest remedy yet discovered for curing; $1,000FAUlICv!! Hmm.t a, lrto S I. bottl. U UM position senger trains switching l'lttsneid preparation hand, or heads or bald. a.Prproe 75 ijaim were too b Epilepsy railing sickness. entirely partially . completing the work, that they where there are a thousand alternating with Fred Kingsley. Seeley ami Lung Troubles may checked aud fits, DOLLABS BOTTLK. perbotUafetnvalaableaaaHAISDB-SSSEB- Itwill " applicants, before out of town to rKIOK TVO PES SI has worked up from brakeman, serious Disease averted, r ; .; going buy Knew mm of aalr tnaa ia falling out. keap short. Nothing daunted, she proceeded while tens of thousands are for baggage To fruard against counterfeits and imitations, BMOtk and and remove ail dandrcSL starving to and is send to OSSIBIBG MEDICAL I Spal1 . them a of master, fireman, engineer there Thomas G. Edwards, M. D., Blanco, You will save time and direct CO., Sing aonroaof treataaantaiO. Ouu api nrwlfmoa soltfS tn lengthen by cutting strip the Bread of Life. Christian parent, God none Detter on tne roaa. s. Of the For 6c money y. F. F.isSaraalabraUdrncslataarwUlbaacBtby one and sew Texas, certifies; " many prepa- yard. fir W W v A a Sole and Manufacturers. the requisite size from end sets before an door. rations before the lor the cure of V Proprietors woaraealptofprloe. eaodtoraiaaaryofUieniaiiiilf you open arm of at Botsford public 1UU U li A IJ U A 1 D .JUSt and ygPTtfaateatjmoirialafroMitlioae who bam uaasaw it on the other The lower the Y colds, coughs, bronchitis, and kindred Cut cilia out and sand to raae frieod. ing A farmer of moderate has been double tracked, are within the plain Virginia diseases, there, none, These are opened at bottom FSCHTZS UEXEDY CO., HEWEAYES, CX. Another Inhabitant of the same town means has within 12 months range of my experience and observation, goods all price Cm Tar lar (aihe. Sua eaa given $2,000 so reliable as Pectoral." rabtaea aap f ). clinched a bargain for a horse by declar to fit men for the How Ayer's Cherry H u lSnli.i he tea fajeh iWa. 1 n 1 1 Baee mr Baaee atla. young ministry. The Old Year and the New. : new and offered low In no uncertain terms that he would the after John Meyer, Florence, Wv Va., says at ing his money will preach gospel 1888-18- 89- " used all and I have your medicines, Aching Sides and Back, and net net 50. the Drice asked, but would he is dead ! Did ever think of doing them constantly in my house. I FOLSOM'S Hip, Sidney you keep s and think-Ayer'- prices l'trtne Pains, RUeumatic, Sciatic Sharp pay G0. He got the horse l that kind of work for Christ, my wealthy The Year 1888 is now numbered among Cherry Pectoral saved my Weakening l'uiiis, relieved in one minute by the - life some years ago." Cutieura Anti-Pai- n Plaster. The lirst and brother-man?-,; those of the Past. The new- only estimable ab- departed PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, iiitftttiitaneous pain-killing- A certain lady, slightly D. M. Bryant, M. D., Cbicopee Falls, BY 25 1. strengthening bom year, 1889, is now with us : plaNter. cents; five for At druggista, or sent minded, stopped at the, post office, Mass., writes ' Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Of POTTEU DKL'U AND CHEMICAL CO., BoStOU. MADE W;TH BO:UNC WATER. touch this heart of and has in At the where she found a stranger at the win- Lord, mine; Thoughts retrospective prospective proved remarkably good croup, iuinles.blackheads.cnaied and..) n Bhe Subdue my passions' strife ; now arise before us. What were our ordinary colds, and whooping cough, BANK Pirn skin cured Cutieura Soap-I'lv- dow, instead of the familiar face had am! is invaluable as a medicine." NEW NATIONAL BUILDING, oily by us May reticence like Thine and deeds of 1888. What our family expected, one ior ur uwu, life. thoughts 246 Vain Street, and in asked her J'ossess my lips and , usual was, return, K, N, prophecy of those, that are to be, of not r Fomeroy. SEXT DOOR TO LIBKABY C3?ATErUL-COMFOTn:- 3 :3. 3 was could BUILDING, name. She nonplussed, 1889? A serious for us all to Ayer's Gbry Pectoral, . destlua. " question HAIR BALSAM remember her name, residence, I f. Cleanses and beautifies the hair. O of raw J MRS. at the Thou Bedeetner our consider Little do many of us realize FBXP4.BSD ET mm. J. H. F0LS0 if, Proprietress. Vonotes tion or reason for standing post to a luxuxunt tTWth, A friend released her Come show the Vlr. tin's Son earth i with of our a Or. J. C. Mass. 3"C:ill and examine our work. Fsita to & Gray ottice window. Let admire grace that, every beting hearts, Aysr Co., Lowell,. jtvrHair io Its YevttiAtl Clor. and she every age thy 11 from the unpleasant position human person is born into the world and a per- $p!4 by PruggliU. Price $1 ; six bottlw.fS. iFiwrenta DawU-nf- aad hair fall la Q...O A God birth. G identi- Worthy a thy O now carries a card with which to is i FOLSOM'S, Conn. MADE WITH 8t, Ambrose, A. I. S9J, son dies? Yet this not exaggerate Danbury, ty herself.