Newtown B Ihe 7 ' - VOLUME XXXI.- NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1908. NUMBER 10

TRINITY PARISH. WHOLESALE MARKET.

SUNDAY SERVICES. Whoijumu Quotations Fdhnikhkd er Buck & UAUI.INU. IllCIWiKWlllT. At 11 a. m morning service with sermon by the rector; at 12 m., Sun- Apples, fancy red table apples soiling day school ; at 7.30 p. m., evening pray- 2.25 to 2.75; good to fancy cooking and er. ' Home News 'and Comment. eating, 1.85 to 2.25; poor to good, 1,25 On the Sunday before Memorial day to 1.75. it is planned to have a service in honor Potatoes, 95al.00 bushel. Yellow of the Civil War veterans at 3.30 p. m., onions, none offered. Cabbage, new, at which time it is expected that all 1.50a2.00 crt the churches will unite. A service was Butter : Creamery, first grade, 34c lb ; arranged a year ago but was prevented second grade, 24c a 25c; com- by a down-pou- r of rain. mon. 14c a 16c : Dairy., first. 27c a 30c. On Friday afternoon at 8 the singing Cheese, full cream, 14c a 16c. Eggs, class will meet for rehearsal. NOTABLE MASONIC GATHERING. ROSS JEWELL'S NEW POSITION, freth nearby, 19a20c doz. Live chick- ens 14c a 16c. Live Fowls, 14c a 15c. - SUNDAY SERVICES. LARGEST ATTENDANCE AT ANY ELECTED INSTRUCTOR IN"ENG. Live Ducks. 12a 14c. Live Geese, 12a LISH AT UNIVER- a 14c. 7c to 9c service 10.45. Snecial REGULAR COMMUNICATION, IN SYRACUSE Calves, hog dressed, Morning at SITY. lb. sermon and collection for the Methodist THE HISTORY OF HIRAM , LODGE. hospital. Evening service at 7.3D. Ross for four : Jewell, years principal AT FINCH'S Prayer meeting, Thursday evening, of the Newtown High school, has been at 7.30 p. m. Perhaps the largest number in at- elected to the position of instructor in tendance at any stated communication English in Syracuse University. Mr Sloan's liniment, 25c and 50c. in the of Hiram No. 18, 50c. LIBRARY WHIST. history lodge,' Jewell's friends here will be pleased to Syrup of Figs, F. & A. M., was the gathering of hear of this offer to him, as it is in the Beef Iron and Wine, 50. Wednesday night, when about 110 Ma- line of work which he has made a spec Harvell's Condition powders, 25c. TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. sons from New Milford, Bethel, Mon- ial study. He was graduated from Duffy's Malt, 90c. roe and the local lodge were in attend- Apple and Honey, $1.00. A whist 'party for the benefit of the ance. The degree team of St Peter's Bananas, oranges and pineapples. and NewtWn library will take place on lodge of New Milford were present -- Fresh and nice. Tuesday evening. Suitable prizes will assisted in the working of the degree. ;1 A complete line of men's, ladies' and be provided and an enjoyable time is All who witnessed the work were loud children's underwear, from 10c to 50c assured all who attend. in praise of the New Miford team and the garment. it proved one of the most interesting communications in the history of Hiram OBITUARY lodge. Worshipful Master David Kyle of St Peter's lodge and Worshipful Catarrh Cannot be Cured COL R. S. CHEVES. Master Wales of Washington lodge of Monroe were among the visitors. The Col R. S. Cheves, who died in Ze With LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they can brethren from St Peter's lodge were not reach the Heat of disease. 1& was to Newtown the Catarrh nith, Georgia, brought entertained by Hiram lodge at the San- a blood or constitutional disease, and In order for burial Thursday. Col Cheves mar- to cure it you must take Internal remedies. dy Hook hotel. "Among the visiting ried Mary Frank Peck, of the Uall s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internal v. and daughter brethren were" theJkf allowing: LOUIS T. BRISCOE, acts on the blood and mucous sur- late Zalmon S. Peck who survives him. directly Curtis E. Cook, Wooster, No. 79, faces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack Col Cheves lectured the medicine. It was one of throughout New Haven. Master Hiram No. F. & A. M. prescribed by the South in the interest of the Worshipful Lodge, 18, best physicians in this country for years and probihition Wentsch, Solomon's, Is a Is comilised cause. Rev J. H. officiated at George J. King regular prescription. It of George No. 7, Woodbury. the best tonics known, combined with the best the burial service, Thursday aftrenoon. New Dlood nuririers. actlnir directly on the muc H. N. Tiemann, Continental, ous surfaces. The perfectcombination of the York. two Ingredients is what produces such won- Frederick Lewis of Bridgeport H. D. Hine, C. L. Case, L. A. Ha- - derful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free. passed Sunday in town. ftl. a. v. r. &tauD, s. u. ... ger, Jviauett, L F. J. CHKNEY A CO., Props, Toledo, 0. L. James E. Mul- - 75c. ' q Green, J. McEwan, Sold by all Prutrirlsts, Station Agent Harmon of Sandy lins, E.J. Emmons, W. H. JNorthrop, Take UaU'sJl'amlly Pills for constipation. .Hook moved his household goods from P. E. Green, W. L. Richmond, P. M. Tarriffville. He occupies one of the Cassedy, J. L: James, J.' E. Hunger-for- d. ROSS JEWELL. Hose Fabric Fire Co.'s houses on Pine E. C. Fairchild, R. J. Dunlap, CORRECT FOOTWEAR FOR street. . Frank E. Soule, W. Eugene Wildman, with honors and was P.. Landon. H. C. C. B. Syracuse presi- WOMEN. Buckingham. dent of his class in the Mr and Mrs V. South-vill- e James A. St junior year. J. Conney of Blackman, Northrop, He has done work in the dined the Hook No. 21, New Milford. post graduate at Sandy hotel, Peter's, of and for Here at our store you will find, in Monday. Quackenbush, Warwick, JNo. University Pennsylvania the celebrated Women's Joseph three Yale and held a po-- Regal Shoes, 5. years past at sition as instructor in German just those dainty, attractive models H. W. Corinthian, No. 488, there, A. J. Hobbs of Bridgeport was on Oppe, ' His work at approved for this season by the best New ' Newtown High as princi the Pootatuck after the festive trout, York. was fashion authorities in New York and ' William St John's. pal very successful, putting the Monday... Waterhouse, school on a solid foundation in the Paris. Each style in this Regal show- Bridgeport. its life and his work ing is'as clever a bit of shoe-fashi- as W. S. H. E. Clark, Robert early years of sell- Mr and Mrs S. L. Davis were in Bradley there will have its influence. Mr was ever offered even in makes L B. F. J.. Wales,. long town, Saturday, stopping at theSandy Sinclair, Bradley, Jewell's "The Fair Maid of the ing at $2.00 to $4.00 a pair above the M. D., Louis Erdman, H. Craig, J. W. play, Hook hotel. v West, has been for the de Regal prices. Each model fairly snaps No. 19, Morf-ro- e. accepted clean-cu- Treadwell, Washington, of Ph. D. and for with t, symmetrical lines and '"; gree publication. the What promises to be a very pleaasnt ',' curves and materials, workman- ... C. H. Eli F. Judson, v , evenjs a concert and dance under the Freudenthal, ship and finish are the kind that have l Howard S. B. L. Bassett, O; C. auspie&'Sf the Crescent 'So-cia- club to Crofut, made the name "Regal" famous every- Wood. Howard E. Mackenzie. B. S, where. Davis & 7 be given m the Town hall, Friday even THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Savard, sola agents Hickok R. L. L. F. Judd, u- ing, May 15. Zucca's orchestra of Signor, for Bridgeport. ' - Dimond, C. A. Hallock, I. F, Danbury, five pieces, will furnish George John McCorkell, George G. Per Rev A. T. Steele of Bethel will be music. The committee of arrangements Ferry. For stock andi field kins. F. M. Clarkson, Clifford Perkins, next Sunday morning at the your of garden consists of F. A. J. Bennett, H. T. present seeds will find Best Howard A.' Judson; Francis E. Per service at the Congregational church you the the market Campbell, J. J. Carmody, J. H. Wil- and "all new W. H. Treadwell, Eureka, No, and will administer the Sommunion affords' goods at D. N. cox, and A. J. Crowe. The tickets will kins, Clark's in Shelton. 83, Bethel. which was postponed from last Sun be 50c per couple. Extra lady 25c. W. H. Stevens, No. 808. Sidney, N, day morning. Y. The Y. P. S. E. G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending E. will C meeting Sunday Jephthah 'chapter, O. S., the work a dinner was at 7.30 will '.be led Mabel out free samples of his celebrated have a Following evening by regular meeting, Friday night. served to the visiting brethren in the L. Taylor. The subject will be "In Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are room of the our work and our The reference troubled with biliousness, Lawrence Taylor has a banquet lodge. play." constipation, surrey, inJohn5:17;Eccl. 9: 10;Prov. 19: indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., of A. M. Briscoe & Son. W 1JSi,iii AVB bought "Wf 22. should try them as they cure the above 4- - i i The prayer meeting of the Congrega ailments where other pills only give ' REV MARION L BURTON Schapeck Brothers have a surrey and tional church will be held as usual on temporary relief. See his advertise- farm wagon, bought of A. M. Briscoe Thursday evening at 7.45. All are ment in another column. & Son. TO THE CHURCH OF THE invited to be CALLED J', J , T cordially present. PILGRIMS IN BROOKLYN. The Ladies Aid society met, last There is a Pink' Pain Tablet made by Dr that will The New.town High school baseball Tuesday afternoon, at the home of Miss Shoop positively stop any team were defeated a score of 18 Marion L. Burton well known in J. Scudder. pain, anywhere, in 20 minutes. Drug- by IRev sell them to 0 the nine of the Center school at and beloved in gists everywhere as Dr by Newtown, Brooktield, Headache but tNew Mliford, Saturday. The local where he made a great success as the George Graham has moved back to Shoop's Tablets, they a but the nine DAVID KYLE, Hook and will his former stop other pains as easily as headache. boys put up good game, pastor of the Congregational church, Sandy occupy Dr Pink Pain Tablets were was composed of a call to of residence on avenue. Shoop's simply they up against has accepted the Church the Washington coax blood from boys than the Newtown team. in and will enter Worshipful Master St. Peter's Lodge, No. 21 F. & A. M. pressure away pain larger Pilgrims Brooklyn, centers that is all. Pain comes from upon his worK m rue Miss Delia Madigan is in beptemoer. visiting blood pressure congestion. Stop that .Nellie Church of the Pilgrims is situated on Miss JNorthrop is quite seri Waterbury. pressure with Dr Shoop's Headache ill. JDr a. m. Smith the Heights in Brooklyn and is the old- cord as W. H. & ously of Jbiridge pastor of the Congregational Moore, of Hughes Chapman, Tablets and pain is instantly gone. 0 came to see est Congregational church in that city - B. port her, Wednesday night, church at Brookfield, Conn., that he the Bridgeport monument builders, has J. Mulllins, the popular Waterbury tablets 25c. Sold by all dealers. in consultation with the attending phy and is also one of the largest, its mem has received several flattering calls to erected in St Rose's cemetery for Mrs clothier, is one of the new members of Dr F. Gale. bership being above a thousand. Its become churches elsewhere. in of the Pootatuck who con- sician, J. pastor of James Egan memory herffather, fishing club, McCALL'S PATTERNS pulpit was made famous through the All these he hai refused, decided that a very fine imported granite monu- trol the fishing rights on the Pootatuck of Richard Salter are the best. A full stock Postmaster Willson M. Reynolds, preaching the gifted he would continue teaching. But the ment. brook. at French's, D. who was its Bethel. Robert H. Beers, Hobert H. Curtis and Storrs, D., long pastor opportunity for a large work in the one of E. C. attended the state and was the greatest preachers ministry which comes with this call to Straw linoleum and oil cloth Page republi of his Dr Storrs was Mrs Mary Botsford sustained an apo- matting, can convention in Hartford. and orators day. the pastorate of a church strategical- are what the are TRADE IN BETHEL. Tuesday in Dr plectic shock, .Sunday. housekeepers calling and an succeeded the pastorate by Harry ly located for service wns the induce and & Co. can Wednesday. By overwhelming served as for, Taylor, Curtis sup- At French's, for your underwear and vote state convention P. Dewey who pastor eight ment that caused him to say "Yes" to all demands in line. the instructed to the ply that dry goods. itsdelegatefto vote for William H years and resigned accept pas- the summons. Mrs Margaret Gallagher is on the torate of the Plymouth church, Minne- sick list. Taft for the presidential nomination. McCALL'S MAGAZINE apolis. Since the departure of Dr Muresco and cold water paint any FOR JUNE of has housekeeper can use. You can buy it now on sale ' Mrs E. Clark ot faouth Dewey the Church the Pilgrims Rev William H. Lewis of St John's at French's, Bethel. b. (Jenter, in man as his Mrs Michael Haugh is visiting in at the Brick store, Sandy Hook. of the lateness of the has been looking for the right church, F. N. Benham, spite season, committee of the Bridgeport. Hartford. a window full of handsome flowers in successor, and the Ernest Southey, C. B. Seeley, and TAN SHOES AND OXFORDS. church finally settled upon Professor When you buy Longma" & Martinez blossom- - Robert Jelliffe. all of Bridgeport, were A full stock in all sizes man. In a dependable article. at French's. Burton the response on the Pootatuck, last week, after the Sanford Bartram has movedhis paint, you get Bethel. r Burton and varnish. At invitation Professor trout. They stonDed at the San household good3 from George Graham's Rogers' paint Taylor, Miss Caroline George left, last Mon or wary Curtis & Co.'s. preached at the church two three dy Hook hotel. place to the Kelley place in Hanover. day, for a stay in New York with can tne friends. Sundays and the unanimous oi Easton. church is the result. It is understood Charles Tilson has taken a position the voted by the church is with Curtis & Co. Tired with that "no ambit- that salary Taylor, nerves, considerably more than double what CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ion" that is commonly felt in feeling Mr Burton gets from his profesorship, R. S. tomlinson of Suffield, was the NOTES. spring or early summer, can be easily Professor Burton graduated from Carle- guest, Thursday night, of Edward Tay- The Sacrament of the Lord's SuDner and quickly altered by taking what is in class of 1900. While as Dr ton college the lor. was ODservea at tne congregational known to druggists everywhere in he made a as an . college reputation church, Sunday mornir.g. Mr and Mrs Shoop's Restorative. One will abso- and athlete and as a studeut upon Dan-bu- ry note within 48 Mr and Mrs D. T. Corbett of Joseph Hill were admitted to the mem- lutely a changed feeling be became prinicpal of to take the Re- graduation were guests. Sunday, of Mr and bership of the church by letter. hours after beginning Windom institute, Minnesota, which storative. The bowels get sluggish in Mrs M. A. Corbett. Dosition he held three years resigning At the town winter-tim- e, the circulation often special meeting held the .to come aie slows the are and to i ior proiessionai siuay. Saturday it was voted to borrow$1000 up, Kidneys inactive, He entered the Yale Rchool in Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup even Heart in cases Divinity does not but on for six months for current expenses the many grows 1903 and was a member of constipate, the other weaker. Dr Restor- that year and to grant the use of Sport decidedly Shoop's team that de- hand its laxative principles gently move Hillto is as. a the University debating Children like Sold the Automobile club, for Memorial day ative recognized everywhere Harvard in hall on the the bowels. it. by tonic to vital feated Woolsey for the sum of $400. genuine these organ. It fo "Trade Unionism." While Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn. SZayH builds and the worn-o- ut subject Rev and Mrs Juds"n up strengthens in the Mr Burton made one Conklinjof weakened nerves ; the fail- seminary Trenton, N. J., spent last week at E. it sharpens most brilliant records as a stu Mrs George Dunham, 1127 Broad and aids di- of the D. Gillette's. ing appetite, universally the of the win street, Bridgeport, milliner, is showing re- dent in history school, William Jennings has been doine car- gestion. It always quickly brings Doctor of Philoso a complete assortment of summer;hats ; newed and am ning his degree of penter work for Mrs A. Gould, the strength, life, vigor, cum laude in 1907. His your inspection invited. Popular prices and be convinced. Sold phy summa past week. bition. Try it thesis submitted this time has been and custom work a specialty. all dealers. ' at The regular meeting of the Grange by ( the committee selected by university was held Tuesday evening, Aprill 28. for and will shortly make . and tennis shoes publication Bridge-water- About 40 were Features of Men's boys youths' in book form. Dr Bur- present" A nice line of base- its appearance the program were a talk by E. G. Jen- and Oxford. boys' ton was io the chair made ball canvas shoes, the tough wearable appointed nings, a paper by Julius Rifkin and vacant the death of the late Prof The annual of the Bridge-wat- er kind. Some good bargains. Sandy by meeting music by a quartet of ladies. George B. Stevens which was held be- Center cemetery association will Rev W. I. Maurer of Hook Shoe store. This Bridgeportas fore him by President Dwight be held at the Congregational chapel in town, Friday, calling on friends. most chair in the Divinity on 2 important Tuesday afternoon, May 12, at Miss Maud Silliman spent Sunday VI food seems to nauseate school never entrusted before to so o'clock. hen your was REV DR MARION L BURTON, with Mrs Annie W. Silliman in Bridge- take Kodol. Take Kodol now and un- young a professor, but the confidence port til you know you are right again. reposed in Professor Burton's abilty Formerly of Brookfield, Who Has Accepted A Call KENT. isn't any doubt about what it to fill the position has been more than There of Church will do and you Will find the truth of and his resigantion will be a to the Pastorate tue of the Pilgrims The people of Kent are still getting The people of Sherman are still get- justified back this statement verified after you have severe loss to that institution. While in Successor to Rev Dr Rich- of Starr & Crescent cigars, pro- ting back of Starr & Crescent cigars, Brooklyn, as the Watson & Morehouse's. used Kodol for a fewjweeks. It is sold he was a student in the Divinity school curable at piwurable at W. B. Hawley'a. Why! re- - ard S. Storrs and Rev Dr H. P. talks. here by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn. Mr Burton made such a successful, Dewey. Why? Quality . Quality.talks. THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, MAY 8 1908.

and crashed into a (team belonging to More Than The Newtown Bee; COD Mr Morehouse directly in front and which waa being driven in the Newtown, Frldiy, My ft, Itwi tame direction. Both occupants of the wag-C- P Your LIVER w?.rM!ir.own heaviy to th ground. Mri Muldlebrook being severely bruised Smart Suits TOWN TOPICS. anu anuKtm up, oesiaua nearly fractur Money's Worth. OIL ing ner collar cone. She was taken home where Durham ' ST JOHN'S CHURCH. ut attended to We cordially Invite ner a short time For Men. to call at our new ex injuries later. Her Young you atore and Its brother waa fortunate In amine our line atockol With coming out of A PARISH SUITER. the mixup, with only a few slight scrau-nu- on ma '' lace, no wnoui re- -M ' Diamonds, A to which the I Wntdms, Jewelry, pariah supper public sults in either case is anticipated. The is invited, will be served in ban- Repulsive Silvprwnrc Cluck, Umbrellas, the horse ran a long distance but was fina room of the Mationic hull, on Youne Men's Toilet ami Sets, quet ly stopped by John Osborne near Hill Manicuring Thursday, May 14, from 6 to 8 m. we;; Ktc. p. mill. buits. Combs, Purses, Bracelets, Tickets 25c. ; the proceeds to go to the Qualities You will find our prices the lowest muxic fund. Suits that are and FARM AND "FIRESIDE PONY AR Dashing H In the We also do tine watch service is now held 5 city. Evening at p. Eliminated. KlV fcS IN GOOD CONDITION. and Jewelry repairing. m.. instead of 7.31). T Flans are being made for union choir The Shetland pony won by Seeley inese suits nave a swing- oaor of Greenfield Hill services in Trinity church and .St The repulsive taste ana or . cod Jennings in the ing grace of form, with M. J. BUECHLER, John s, on two Sunday in this month. liver oil and its tendency to derange Crowell furnishing Co. a big pony con digestion and upset the stomach ;have test arrived at the epxress station at "Young Man" written all over The Rellubla Jeweler, Numerous ON $35 A WEEK. heretofore seriously handicapped this bouthport, Thursday. in their fashioning. 4 l'alrlirld Avi'iiiii', N.'ur lh'nt, most valuable remedial agent whose auirics concerning the oony have been To the Editor of The New York made ever since Briil roiort, Conn. place cannot be taken by anything else the great contest last Times: The sum of $35 a week in in treating Pulmonary Complaints, La Marcn. Keaders throughout this lo- The long, soft farm district like one of and will be to know rolling lapels Bethlehem, Grippe, Consumption Weak Lungs cality glad that the lit the form cut of the the best sections of Connecticut, would a well as Malnutrition, Blood Pover- tle fellow made the journey without graceful fitting soon buy a farm of 50 acres, including ty, General Debility, Nervous Weak- mishap and arrived apparently in the Coat the sleeves with cuff effect a small farmhouse. I know of one la ness. Wasting Diseases, Loss of Weight best of health. He is still in his win. the lower cut of the vest with borer, a well educated man from ' ter coat been very and other Run Down conditions. having recently imported pocket flaps, and the ease and grace who has a re tne man Dut Germany, purchased These objectionable features of the oy pony his conformation, of the Trousers with or without farm, with a house on it, for about cod liver oil have been gait and style are highly plain entirely satisfactory cuffs S5Q0. He has four children and his eliminated from the preparation of cod to his young maste who will show him are a few of the . principal wife, and yet his income is only about liver oil in dry tablet form we are offer to cart and harness as soon as he gets features of the New Spring cut. $400 a With this he is for name acclimated. Master Jen- year. paying ing you under the of thoroughly There are many other style kinks his on it, nings feels of the honor of place, making improvements quite proud worked into these Suits excel- has three good cows, pigs, chicken?, being the only Connecticut boy to win by etc., so, of course, gets his own but C. O. D. a pony out or a good number of wide lent and skillful Tailoring. ter, milk cheese, eggs, etc., and in win awake Nutmeg contestants. ter kills or two one cow a hog and The fabrics are He subscribes to several of the farm TABLETS LOCAL GLEANINGS." entirely new and in is to the papers, every way up ml 1 fi a and rather striking in effect. oHOE times. He feels that if he receives In these little easily swallowed tat ineoaore oiurges ana lami y are $1,500 a year in the city he could not lets are contained all the essential ele- again occupying their pleasant home in Our prices .are moderate live half as well, and at the end of sev ments of the finest Norwegian Cod Liv this place. they are always so.' eral years' hard toil would have;;kno er Oil imported. To these yitsl prin aimer a. msDrow is ramdlv conva. For Men home to show for his work. His fara ciples of the best cod liver oil are added Iescing from his late severe illness. ilv is growing up strong and healthy. the Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda Master Henry C; Raymond of B ack $7.50, $10.00, The country towns could well stand and a small quantity of Licorice. Rock enjoyed a visit with his aunt. Mrs The are splendid for David Smith, at her home here, last and Women thousands more such men and is for Hypophosphites ) $12.00, $18.00. the wives and children all that will strengthening and restoring tone to the week. and averson a new This mark identifies Che highest save hundreds of thousands is the real entire nervous system banishing Jennings is arivme Edwin nervousness. Licorice is the gentlest team of horses which he lately bought type of men's and women's shoe? free air of the opencountry. in xorK known laxative and its presence insures m wew xorK uty. told at $3.50. And leathe: il. frost the jNew limes. though Bethlehem, Conn., April 21., 1908. that any excess oil which the system George H. Ferris and Pearl Metcalf and labor are now more costly, we cannot assimilate will be promptly are both out again, after brief ill not remain to nesses. maintain the high standard which ha Mrs O. O. Wright is in Boston, visit carried off and irritate often when A little camo to made Shoes ing Miss Wright, and Mr and Mrs the stomach, as happens daughter gladden Zenith famous anG the oil is taken. the home of Mr and Mrs Robert S. Howell Wright. plain which our label guarantees. Take C. O. D. TABLETS and ex Barmore of Black Rock, Friday even Shoes 1. N. W. of Green' Zenith for men and women Mr and Mrs their perience the vast henent to your ing, May Ogden Wesley Hayes open blood-makin- Kreat-eran- health which will follow the g, field Hill is the croud d. are made of the finest quality mater summer house, Hazelhurst, Thursday, g, strength-r- e father of the little lady. ials shoe for the season. Newtown New r by expert makers, and have people glad' tissue-rebuildin- Haven storing, g, and system-nourishi- Mrs Isaac B. Nichols is confined to Bridgeport hand-wor- k ly welcome their return. I 813-81- more in them than any results of this by-- f her bed and on account of her advanced 5 Chapel Cor. Main and Fairfield other all cod liver oil it is not she will $3.50 shoes. They come in Rev Alexander Steele will conduct of preparations. years thought that Sold in 50c and $1.00 bottles. survive the latest styles, in all leathers, and the service at the Taunton If your long. chapel, does not handle DO It is ftated that Rev W. H. Gane. in sizes which a fit for Tuesday druggist them, insure night. NOT ACCEPT ANY SUBSTITUTE who lately retired from the Congrega- - every foot." but send your money to us and by re- tinal church here, has received a call to Mr and Mrs Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a J. Botsford Fairchild vis turn mail we will supply you with C. an important church in this state, but ited Albert W. Fairchild at Stepney on O. D. TABLETS postage prepaid. his acceptance has not yet been defl cent special high grade. 12 bunday. settled. ' We control Zenith Shoes exclu- nitely DR KASS0N CHEMICAL COMPANY H. P. Gowans, who does an extens sively and sell them in our new and Mrs Robert Fairchild died at Stam New ive business raising broilers for;the ford, Tuesday. The funeral will take 126 East 29th St., York City. New York Per enlarged shoe section :n our base- market, has abouWOO chick Foot on at the residence of Square place Friday ens hatched by the incubator ment salesroom. Mrs A. C. Arnold m Stamford. largely process. Greenfield Hill. For No. 19 Wire Poultry Netting. Arthur D. Fairchild will so to Stam Bethel. ford, Friday, to attend the funeral of This is a big bargain. Mrs Robert Fairchild. SHOCKING TRAGEDY AT greeM DEATH OF W. N. STEARNS. FIELD HILL. W. N. was so Stops itching instantly. Cures piles, Stearns, who severelv y Outfitters Women Seeds. ; 1 o Men, and Chllwca eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch, hives. John Andrew Hickok, a prosperous hurt at the lime kiln in Beaver Brook and esteemed two weeks Northwest Corner herpes, scabiej Doan's Ointment. At highly farmer of this ago and who for a few days committed suicide seemed to For Garden and at wholesale Main Street and Fairfield any drug store. place by hanging improve died last week Field, and retail; all new goods Avenue, hiimelf in an out building near his Tuesday near midnight He was buried home on Burr street at an hour in the Center on Bridgeport. Conn. IDeWitt's Little Early Risers are early cemetery Friday after Monciay jno reason is noon, May l. His have the sym- small, safe, sure and little pills. morning, given family gentle for the rash act other than the fact pathy of the Incubators and Brooders. bold oy Conn. community. Henry Kupt, JNewtown, which the suicide revealed in a brief note tound after his death, that he had Putnam Castle, Knights of King Ar- Prairie State, best make on the market. Mr Auto Buyer : This is the time been suffering with an unbearable head thur, was organized here last week of year that a mar.'s thoughts turn to trouble and pains in his back. Mr Monday, by Rev R. F. Shinn of Litch- pleasure, and what finer pleasure is Hickok arose as usual Monday morning. field. During the aftrenoon the first furnished there to be had than that by and at once began his routine work at ball game of the season was played Paint. the automobile, that is a good reliable the barn feeding and caring for the on the grounds on Henry street, be- one do not have Beech-e- automobile, that you livestock. He moved onskly about the tween a nine, composed of the r If are to use this we can save to tinker with, one that you do not place and completed the task as was Castle of Litchfield and a nine, com- you any spring you have to change tires on the road with his custom before breakfast hour. Dur- posed of the new Knights of King Ar- money. , nor have to buy expensive tires for or ing this time his wife was busy prepar- thur in Bethel, who will be known as have a pocket book a mile long, that ing the morning meal only a few feet the Putnam Castle. vPutnam Castle Farm Machinery and Hardware of All Kinds. Make is the machine you should look into be- away from the scene of the tragedy. won 11 to 5. In the evening cere- fore you purchase. It is the oldest, At 6.30 o'clock as Mr Hickok failed to monies took place in the Sunday school most honestly built and succsesfully come in to breakfast his wife called room of the Congregational church, operated nign wheel car on the mar- and getting no response at once began where the initiatory ceremonies were The Farmers' Store. ket viz., "The Holsman," and a search abput the premises. Upon conducted by Rev Mr Shinn and his A we have it to sell and would be door of an cham- . yo'i entering the upstairs boys They conferred the degree upon glad to give demonstration if you will ber of the out buildiing she was horri- 36 members, all of them being made give us a chance and if you will give fied to find the body of her husband pages and six of the esquires. Follow- us that chance we, know that we can dangling from a rafter apparently life- ing the ceremonies refreshments of ice show you the best' value for your mon- less. Her cries quickly aroused the cream and cake were served. Success ey that you can get in the world by neighbors close by and Wilbur L. Jen- Frederick Law and family of Spring- coming or writing to James J. Kerwin, nings and Jesse Pratt were soon upon field, Mass., are guests at the home of 163 John street. Bridgeport, Conn. the scene. There was nothing to do, Dr A. E. Barber, of Center street. Shelton, Conn. however, after cutting down the body The large three story addition, which of Raising from the but to notify and await the arrival of is being built onto the Short hat fac Poultry A phonograph makes home brighter the coroner. The suicide which evi- by Contractor A. H. Senior, is I Poul- tory 'start Conkey's Book on and you will find in Danbury at the dently had been planned the night be- well under way. try tells of housing, feed Lewis Phonograph Store, 265 Main fore was quickly executed. He had Contractor Senior has comoleted you street, the largest stock in the state. fastened a rope to the rafter above and building a fine large veranda on the ing, care and breeding. In- Write for a catalogue or when in Dan-- standing on a box, adjusted a noose residence of Frederick Sherman in Elm-- formation that delights the bury call and see what fine music can about his neck, then kicking the box wood district. be had. from beneath his weight he fell into Alfred Short, who has been spending poultry man. space. His neck was probably broken a few weeks in town, convalescing his R. H. Beers & Co. are showing some by the fall. Mr Hickok was a man who from recent severe illness, returned commanded splendid values in spring oxfords for the respect of all his ac- to Brooklyn, last Friday. He model Several ladies from here men and women. Mr Beers has always quaintances. was a farmer, attended the noted his prided himself in his shoe department, for thrift, keeping every- "Interparochial Mission Study Class" The securing his stock Irom one of the best thing about his home scrupulously held in Trinity church, Bridgeport clean, neat and attractive. A little last Saturday, and the houses in New England, and has jiever report meeting had a complaint. less than two years ago he lost the as having been very interesting and in- ti indie wife of his youth who had been a most structive. During the forenoon differ- Pharmacy, valued companion, "her death causing ent papers, which were well prepared, For Conkey's guaranteed Poultry him the greatest sorrow he had ever were read and Miss Jarvis made an Main 987 Street, remedies and a valuable poultry book known. About three weeks ago he address in her usual earnest and at the which they give away free, call at again married and this is indeed a sad same time sprightly manner in which Bridgeport, Conn. TheHindle Pharmacy, 987 Main street, ending to an unusually short wedded she touched on the heroism of the mis- Bridgeport,Conn. life. Mrs Hickok has the sympathy of sionaries, and on our privilege to help all in her terrible bereavement De them. In the afternoon Miss Langdon. For guns, rifles and sporting goods ceased came to Bridgeport with his a missionary home on furlough, told of call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairfield ave- wife from Saratoga County, N. Y., the work the hospitals were doing, and nue, Bridgeport, opposite Poii's thea- about 20 years ago. They became ac- encouragements, and the needs of the ter. quainted with Mrs Georgia Baldwin of people, especially the need of reading that city, who owns the late William matter being sent them. The topic for Nichols farm on Burr street After the day was "Alaska." Eggs are eggs and you can get a the death of Mr Nichols Mr Hickok Tonic H. cample of Conkey's laying free was engaged by Mrs Baldwin to as- PETER LYNCH, call The Hindle VALUED SAME AS GOLD. if you at Pharmacy, sume management of the place and at This is the kind of Plow Long; Hill, Conn. 987 Main street, Sulky Bridgeport once moved to Greenfield and took pos- B. G. Stewart,a merchant of Cedar Practical Horse Shoer. session. The selection proved to be a View, Miss., says: "I tell my custom- You want. Let us sell one. Also all kinds of 1'arriaw and Wagon Re- We sell the Famous Monarch Gaso- wise one as a more you pairing done and general blai'ksmitliint;. capable, painstak- ers when they buy a box of Dr King's Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. line engine, the best all round farm ing manager could scarcely be found New Life Pills they get the worth of kinds of engine on the market. If interested anywhere. Aside from these admirable much in afflicted All Agricultural Tools, Garden Seeds, etc. ' that gold weight if call or write E. S. Fairchild & Son, traits Mr Hickok possessed qualities of with constipation, malaria or bilious- Nichols demonstration giv-!e- n. mind and heart which C. F CONGER Ct. Free fast won and re- ness." Sold under guarantee tained friendship. His methodical at R. H. Beers & Co., New- FRANK S. PLATT COMPANY Botsford, Conn. ways and exemplary habits made him town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy an Weak women should read "Book ideal citizen and his tragic end is Hook ; P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Gou-le- tt Ilorseslioelnir. Carriage and Wagon my 350-35- 6 State St., New Co of all kinds and General Blacksmith. We No. 4 For Women." It was written truly deplored throughout the entire Stevenson ; H. W. Osborne, Eas-to- n; Haven, aim to please our customers. PYnrpBfiltf fnr vnmpn whn nrp tint well community. The funeral took place on W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith nntnoSffw S"tUrday 4tnoon:untl,i The Book No. 4 tells of Dr Shoop's Wednesday afternoon from his late Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Connery .. - nome TV Night Cure" and just how these at Bros., Georgetown $. M. Sullivan, Red- soothing, healing, antiseptic suppos- ding Ridge ;G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; W. Allen itories can be successfully applied. LIVELY RUNAWAY ON GREEN- G. Hurlbut, Roxbury; Joyce, Summer Blue Ribbon The book, and strictly confidential 'med- FIELD HILL. Roxbury Station; G. W. Hatch, Millinery. Coffee. ical advice is entirely free. Write Dr Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New TRIMMED HATS Brand Shoop, Racine. Wis. The Night Cure Mrs Annie E. Middlebrook met Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New Pres- We want one of our Coffee cus- pound. every is sold all dealers. with a accident while ton ; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washing- J tomers to give tbU famous blend a trial;they by painful driving and Custom "Work A Specialty. won't regret it. Hti to Fairfield, Monday, in company with ton Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury; Insist upon DeWitt's Witch Hazel her brother. As they were passing the C. P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins MRS. GEO. STEPHEN FRENCH, Salve. It is especially good for piles. old Grant place at the foot of Academy Brothers, Warren ; W. N. Hurd. Long DUNHAM, STEPNEY. CONN. Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn. hill, the horse became unmanageable Hill Drugstore. 25c. 1 127 Broad St., Near Fairfield Ave. Bridgeport. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY. 8, 1908. 3

tinar rid of the Imoure. Purity of heart depends not on the amount of love wo rmuuttaii ttnt Ito ranilnm nf (taHllOV. Love is not measured by capacity but oy tne quality or. ita suDsiance. man THE LEE COMPANY. of one tulent may become aa pure aa BROS. FURNITURE man nf Una tnlnnin I'urn love. like k all other graces, hits ita fruit and manl- - ICHtation. i'aui gives us a picture 01 pure love in action in hia thirteenth chapter of first Corinthians. Strictly One Price HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAIN- Cash Warerooms. The MENT. Furniture only one in Bridgeport, Conn. No Credit, No Discount, No Commission. "A REGULAR FIX." On Wednesday evening, May 13, the One to all. Small and returns. We now students of the Newtown High Bchool price profits quick are ready will give an entertainment in the Town for business. No one can undersell us. hall for the benefit of the High School Located in our new and Association. The feat- building lately purchased equipped for the ' Athletic sptcial ' ures of the program will be a cornet Furniture Business. solo by Thomas Macdonald, a member We have two Furniture Warerooms, three blocks of the Yale University orchestra, and , apart. t&0r$ one act farce entitled "A Regular Be sure and go to our new warerooms, between Arch and High Sts., J: Fix." The nroeram will be as fol near the new Theatre. lows : Lyric Song, "Die Lorelei" by the School. Recitation, Miss Marguerite Beecher. Song, Selected, by the School. 379 Main Conn. Recitation, Jese Bailey, i J Street, Bridgeport, Cornet Solo, Thomas Macdonald. Reciiation. Miss Miriam Smith. Farce "A Regular Fix." by the aiem- - bera of the High school.

ST R0SE'S. . Foretelling Monday morning there was an anni versary requiem High Mass for the re- the pose of the soul of Mrs Martin Keat Future ing. - Monday, May 11," there will be a of a month's mind requiem High Mass for the repose of the soul of Maurice iiart-nett- . Painting Job. Sun The May devotions were held on The outcome of vour paint David C. Peck, day evening, and will be held on Wed- tag Investment, Involving gallons of nesday and Friday evenings throughout paint and many dollars worm oi ia Elected Warden of the Borough of Newtown at Tuesday's Election. the month. hoc can he foretold so far as the dur The ladies of St Stephen's church are concerned and ability of materials is by planning for an entertainment old reliable Railroad benefit of the using Masury's had and think the in the state. dance for the r largest Paint, saie py The NeWtown Bee. There are over 100 different patterns, church, to be held on Tuesday evening, sizes, and shapes to pick from. Will May 12. A cordia, invitation is extend-e- Newtown, Friday. May 8. 1808 you come in and inspect our line, com- to all to attend. pare our prices whether you buy of ua Harry Rider, vis- or not, see what you think of the goods. Miss May Kelly of Bridgeport is 812lWater St.. TOWN her Mrs John Kil TOPICS. If you want a set, the prices that they iting grandmother. Conn. are marked will sell them. Come in bride, in the Glen. Bridgeport, There's always some snap to our Suits. and see for yourself. They run, from Telephone 1346-- 3. ANNUAL BOROUGH ELECTION. $1.98 to $12. John F. Keating was a visitor in the We're out of the rut, our suits are al- Park Morday. City, Wheeler has been improving ways different. DAVID C. WARD- Hervey PECK ELECTED W,a hnma haMine a wide veraima THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mrs James Brennan of New Haven hv EN. n tvio west side of the house and It's a revelation to some men to see .j passed Sunday with friends in town. ' also a number of improve - by making how we can meet The annual borough election REV ALEXANDER STEELE ments and on ine mienur. readily their every passed Of Miss changes off quietly. Twenty votes only were PREACHES HIS FIRST SERMON The friends in Newtown to polled, but all the machinery of the AS PASTOR. Eleanore Northrop will be pleased election law was set a Oscar hear that she has been honored by be Smith of South- - going. IUL "U Wis ' . San-for- elected a member of the Spanish . Pitzsehler was Frank d lex-and- ing week. moderator, A large audience greeted Rev A er viile visited friends in town, last ballot John Hubbell enve- Club of Smith college. Miss Northrop Shoes and tender, Steele, the new pastor, at the Hats, Furnishings. James Sheehan booth tend- is a member of the Junior class of that lope tender, Congregational church, at his first serv- William Homer Hubbell college. er., checker, ice, Sunday morning. He delivered John C. Beers ballot box tender. At nMi Mra a t. Wawlev of Haw- - a very helpful and interesting sermon TMv A T? VinVP the riav last in the business meetiing it was voted to from the text, Matt. 5:8 "Blessed and "Mra fllarb vohn Friday, a tax of two and mills. of Dr and Mrs J. W. lay eight tenths are the in heart for they shall see been spending the winter in New ork, Derbv. the guests was voted to in additional pure Mrs Hawley who nas It put four God." The gospel is a gospel of have opened their house here, this Melbourne. location be now HUB CLOTHING hydrants, the to left to the love dealing with the heart. Heart week, for the season. been quite ill, is gaining meeiy. HOUSE, discretion of bor- the warden of the to the Aneient, was the seat ough.' The tax collector was instruct- of all the affections. Salvation 929 Main Street, Corner Bank, ed to proceed forthwith to collect the deals with the cause rather than 'balance of taxes due. The follow- the the effect. The reason why so many BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT. officers were ing elected, there being reforms fail is that they deal simply only one ticket in the field: with effect. A deal of the Charles F. great Sensation in Wash Clerk, Beardsley. Temperance reform has failed because I the Season's Warden, David C. Peck. we nave been spending all the power x Senior Burgess, Arthur T. Nettleton. j in to curtail effects than in Material Frank H. trying "Dress Goods Burgesses, J. Gale, Robert changing the cause. The Bible deals Beers, William J. Beecher, Eh B. directly with causes, the heart of man, Satin-strip- e solid-mes- h leather Lornelius is. & Voile in Copenhagen, Beers, laylor. all sins to this cause. As William Leonard. attributing black and cream and champagne, 27 inches, wide, W Treasurer, A. a man thinketh in his heart so he is." brown, navy, Field Garden Bailiff, Patrick H. Gannon. Not as his belief nor as his 25c yd. Flower, and Fire William A. conception Inspectors, Leonard, of Christ, but as he is within. Jesus f J Patrich H. Arthur Smith. Z-- Gannon, J. in dealing with the conditions he met Anntlipr Pnnnlar Fabric Street Inspectors, William B. Glover, both social and moral attributed them a "" r Hfr checks Levi C. Morris, C. F. Beardsley. to the same cause. He did not Lisle Chiffon, a sheer material on the cotton Voile order, M. William separate Haywoods, Henry Smith, the two. . By their fruits ye shall know f and n aids. 24 inches wide. 25c .vd. u A. Canfield, William A. Honan. Gus- of the condition of the heart. The heart tavo W. Carlson. is the cause of all the misery and woe And Another Pound Keeper, William B. Glover. Seeds. of the earth. Man breaks the com- and the for coat suits, Assessors, Levi C. Morris, Allison P. 1 Linen Pongee, highly mercerized, just thing mandments because he is defiled by sin. r in Nile, light blue, tan, brown, cream, 27 inchns wide. 39c yd. Smith. Christ is the cure for Board of Frank Rob only permanent Relief, Wright, all our ills in that He changes the Lawn Mowers, Rubber Hose, Lawn Rakes and Tools, ert a. Beers. causes. He does not make a man Patrick H. Gannon. ' Cedar Bean Poles, Collector, good by him to cease from his Charles F. telling McLEAN Registrar, Beardsley. sin ; he him t particular but makes Tomato and Cabbage Plants, Seed Potatoes truthful by implanting love of truth in 221 Main 157. the heart. He makes St., Danbury. Telephone A,serious forest fire all day, the tree good raged its life. He makes and All Kinds of Tuesday, on Twist hill, over a by changing the burning stream not its course big tract of woodland for J. Albert pure by changing Tools Blackmanand others. Just how it but by cleansing the bead waters. The Agricultural at started is unknown. view of 'God is made possible not only in life to come, but in this life by the condition of the heart. The man who Do you want a toilet set? Where ascends the hill of the Lord and stands would you go for one, if you wanted in his holy place is the man with clean 1 ICS Farmers' and Roofing Co., to match up a certain colored room? hands without and a pure heart within. liViK Supply Now F. E. Beach 962 Main is victo: " at street, Purity attained, by the process of 256 Middle St., Bridgeport, Conn. Bridgeport, has got one of the largest tmbstraction. We make a city pure assortments, of toilet sets that they ever not by adding more people but by get--

. - SEEDS. t ' t FR.EE rr Your Choice of any THREE rackacres selected from the following list of.re liable Flower or Vegetable Seeds for 25 OZONE Trade Marks. Flower Seeds: Vegetable Seeds: Aster Marigold Beet Parsnip Alyssnm Nasturtium tall Cabbage-Dut- ch Pepper Calendula Nasturtium dwarf Cabbage Wakefield Kadish scarlet' turnip Don't borrow your fun Calliopsis Pansy Carrot Radish-summ- er turnip Cosmos Phlox Celery Salsify Have a Victor. Dlanthus Poppy Cucumber Suuash summer Have vour own. Have it at home. Salpiglossis Lettuce Squash autumn down and dollar a week you the Larkspur Sunflower Muskmelon Tomato A small payment a gives Four o'clock .Sweet Peas Watermelon Turnip and the popular Zinnia Onion Red grand soloists, the great bands orchestras; Mignonette comic hits--a world of melody and ballad singers; the song Fairchild . Shelton. UD' nt to-da- y easy-payme- plan if Conn. We'll tell you all about the Bridgeport, you'll call. THE CENTURY CU.,

Sales Agents, -- a Your glasses shokld not only be of the prevail- - K j but should suit 4k ISf 1 l"g pattern, your individuality. 837 Main Bridgeport, Conn. U rilCll i r. "LYMAN GLASSES" possess certain good flj St., We points not found In ordinary eye glasses. build glasses for particular people. , j F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St., Bridgeport. J Established 1875. While the Trout Season

fc nn inst. romnmhnr if vnn need ft new ntit.fit. nr snnnlipfi nf nnv kind HALLIGAN that everything you may require will be found in wide assortment. Millinery D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun;Store, 44 Fairfield Ave.. Ow Poll's. Bridgeport. IConn. Patterns in Spring Models Do not tbat we the most complete line ot sportlng&oods in the city. forget carry 989 Broad St., Beers' Colonial Bld, Bridgeport

When buyinir like to KNOW that they are getting the rea tiling; that the quality IS exactly as represented to them, DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN Most People and to feel that the Drices paid are Just. Then shopping becomes pleasure and a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the future, simply when looklnz for thlnrc In sold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice That your Prescription is filled as your physic cut glass, timepieces that will tell yon the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera and field glasses, pocketbooks. billbooks and card cases, art ware, fans, Whiting's box papers. aa would like to have it? If so, bring it here. Repairing. - Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined day or night. Properly fltted glasses made and guaranteed. Goto William A. Leonard, TAYLOR GREGORY, Curtis' Pharmacy, Corner Main and Conn. Elected Treasurer of the Borough of Newtown at Tuesday's Election. Practical Jrwritrf , HlMtotk St., Dwrfry, Cu. Elm tto.,. ; Bridgeport, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1908.

The Newtown Bee. Financial Institution. Financial hitltatln. Newtown, Friday, May a, I',. Nan alcoholic Thf Psnrtall Pnmmmr Land Mortfuces. The 1 Washington. (charts Irrigation Bonds, New Mllford", Conn. ' Paying 6 per cent, TIDINGS FROM NEW Newtown ZEALAND. ffl yearn experience. wealib-produdn- if t Based on land. Sarsaparilld 25 Mm Orestes Ilickox has received the . NoU dollar lost In yean experience In thane mwurltlei. following interesting letter from Wil- If you think you need a tonic, Savings Bank liam Coad of New Zeuland, who is ask your doctor. If you think In well known to many and (Founded 1855) Washington need something for your Koxbury people: you American Real Estate On mat we had ask If Company, Friday quite a gala blood, your doctor. you and here at Night Day Bank Building, fch Are. and 44th St.. New York, day Thomas, the occasion being think you would like to try a visit of Sir Joseph Ward, the Prime Minister of our Government. In the Ayer's non-alcoho- Sarsapa-rili- a, Pays Per cent afternoon oil Con- 6 Per Cent launches were provided ask your doctor. 4 Bonds To Test and a was made the Tirks riv- trip up sult him often. In close Based on the Ownership of New York Real Estate. er, where there is a (urge tract of land Keep rw cent GmrynBonds-F- or Income Earning, sold at In dennmi-natio- comprising several thousand acres be- touch with him. luo. par of lluw, fcouo, or any desired amount In even hun-dru- ds drained - 6M, othr ' ing by the Government and j paying per cent Interest ly by coupons attached. Value W publi.U our formula! the Interest 6 made ready for settlement purposes. I per cent Accumulative BondsFor Inrome Saving, purchasable by limtal-ine- nt Wo b.nilh loohol paynietits covering terms of 10, 15 or 20 and made one of the party and had a very from our modiolus. years; payments Interest payable in cash at maturity. The yearly payment rates per jlOUO Bond are; plcaant outing, the weather being love- Wo ar lino you to term, ,1.5, ; term, m.i!S; ar term, 125.61. ly for a trip of that sort. In the even- oouiultyour On all without dis- of This A dootor deposits It Is the Business Behind ing a public reception was held in Vic- yers the Bond That Counts. in .Sir The ownership of Now York real estate selected and Is toria Park honor of Joseph Ask doctor to name some of the crimination. carefully wisely managed Ward's visit and he an address. your re(Hgiili!('dbyconservai lveliivesunias the one best Investment In the hed gave results of constipation. His long list will for safety and steady prollt-earnln- g power throughout all financial condition The park was nicely ud with of One Dollar to for a long term of years. In no decade since the tax lighted begin with biliousness, Deposits books were llrst opened have New Chinese lanterns and hundreds ork real estate values failed to show an average increase of more than 6 of chairs thin blood, bad skin. Then yearly per were for the to Bit dyspepsia, One Thousand receiv- provided people ask him if he would recommend your Dollars The business of the American Real Eslate Company Is restricted 4by Its charter to down. A band was in attendance and Pills. investment In real estato.and Us Hxed policy still further connnes Us operations to using Ayer's New Interest-bearin- rendered selections music. After- York real estate li the direct line of growth. An g of . ed from any one in one theclly'a greatest mi by tho J 0. Ayor Co., towell, Xut. person security based upon selected New York real estate always pays and does not ward our visitor was entertained at a hazard the money Invested. banquet, which was largely attended year. For twenty years the American Heal Estate Company has operated with uninter- and I whs one of the number. rupted success In the New York real estate Held. For twenty years this company has sold lis obligations direct to the and 6 Last Sunday afternoon a friend and tailed from New York for Poland on public earned and paid per cent to thousands of nvesunn the country over, without one dollar lost or gone astray. In continuing the out-of-to- went out on 4. Issue of our 6 cent we Every custom' myself our bikes to a Monday, May DAVID C PECK, President per Bonds point to Assets of over $10,500,000, Including Capital place called where a Walter Barnes of Bridgeport visited and burplusof over$l,iKH),ooo. as proof of the earning power of our business and the Kirikiri, large conservatism of our6 cent Mormon was held, com Brooklet farm. per rate. er who brings this advertise' meeting being recently at ARTHUR T. N ETTLETON.Treasurer If you have Idle funds In hand or In prospect for Invtstment, you assuredly owe It posed chiefly of Maoris. I might state Charles Thomas and Sheldon Smith to yourself to thoroughly Investigate the conditions and security upon which ment with them before Mav that the Mormon church at Salt Lake are home after serving several weeks Six s are Issued. Literature giving complete information. Including map of New York Uty showing location of the sent free. Write City have sent a lot of elders down as jurymen at Litchfield. Company's properties, today. , lSth, 1903, and buys a this way to try to get converts and several of these elders (mostly young The Traveler's Guide. men) are at work in this district. Morris L 11. PRINDLE, They, however, are more successful among the Maoris than they are with Manager BERKSHIRE DIVISION. New Haven the white people, and at the meeting BRIGHT ENTERTAINMENT AS- - Agency, Women's to which I refer there were between SURED. Stevenson North, 10.08 a m, 4.30 p m. worn s0, First National Bank Building, 300 and 400 natives The 111.45 a 7.08 42 present. Ida Jenness Moulton of South m, p m. Church St., New Haven, Conn meeting lasted several days, but I Beverly, Monroe-Nor- th, f io is a m, 14.44 p mi Tailored. Suit, Mass., the celebrated impersonator and South, f 10.40 a m. f.5B p m. think the chief of its program Botsford-Nor- th, part musical entertainer, will give her en T.S.'. 10.H3, a m; 5.03, 7.11 p m; was for the Maoris are M a m. South 10.S5 6..11 feasting, very tertainment at hall at 8 o'clock Sunday a m; p m. fond of having plenty to eat. When Grange Newtown-Nor- lh, 7.40, 10.44 a m, 5.11. 7.21 p m. Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 on Saturday evening, May 9, 1908. Miss Sunday, !U2 a m; my frierd and myself got out there 10.14 Moulton gives delight to all her audi- South. (i.r7, am, 4.10, 6.42 p m. Sunday $15 and we will last Sunday afternoon we found that 0.02 p m. CHARLES G. Prest. upward, give ence, both old and young. Ker pro- SANFORD, EDWARD W. MARSH. Vice Prest the religious service had concluded and Hawlcyvllle-Nor- th. 7.50, 10.56 a m, 5.20. 7.30 p O. H. grams are varied and very unique and m. Sunday, 0.22 a m. BROTH WELL, Cashier. absolutely free, one of our preparations were being made for the 0.40, 10.06 4.10. humorous and is thoroughly liked by South, am. 6.33pm, Sunday evening's meal. Several camp ovens S.'il a m. Trustees, Administrators and Others Mon- every one who listens to her. Adults .luiu-tlo- Holding Silk Petticoats that sell were in use in which pork, mutton, Brooklield North 6.17,8.03, 11.13 a m, reg' 25c; children, 15c. Come come 5.30, 5.35. 7.39p m. 0.30 a beef and fish were being cooked, sev- one; Sunday m. eys In Trust ail. South, ti.40, 9.11, 0.58 a m, 5.20, 4.00. 6.20 p m. ularly at $5.00, your choice eral large boilers were occupied boiling Sunday 5.43 n m. Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call big plum puddings and a big "Kapa Brookftcld-Nor- th, 6.22. 8.08, 11.18 am, 5.40 ed upon for a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the of black or colors. Maori" was utilized for 7.44 p m. Sunday1 .; a m. bank balance equals the toial amount of money Intrust. Simple, is it not? , being boiling South, tf.35, 7.07, 0.41 a m, 5.00, 6.11 m. Sun- We solicit your account, . - and p potatoes cooking mussels. I may The Grange held brother's night on day 5.37 Dm. exDlain New Milford-Nor- tli. 8.22 11.32 5.45. 5.55 that a "Karja Maori" is made Thursday evening. The was a m, no fnllnwQ A )ni(r Vinla io Antr Vta subject p m; Sunday 0.40 a. m First National Bank, This will tell the w , Mull to UU in111 but us story Ulf, "How can we keep our boys on the South 6.20, 6.55, 0.43 a m 4.37. 3.30, 6.00 and then filled with firewood. 5.23 930Main Street, Conn. ground farm?" It was well talked upon and p m, Sunday Bridgeport, of the value oi this paper as On top of the wood are placed a lot of many fine were, said. The which things stones, get very hot when the brothers gave a fine collation and wait- wood v an advertising, medium. hre is kindled. As soon as the ed upon the sisters well. - is a lot - Established. 1866 burnt of damp grass is thrown Miss Emily Benson of New York BOTSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT, on to the hot stones and also a damD City is a guest of her Mrs W. B. Botsford-Nor- sack on sister, th, 7.32. 10.33, a m, 5.02, 7.11 p The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. top of the grass. Then sever Reed. 0.04 Banking al bushels of m; Sunday, am.. potatoes are thrown on Reynolds Baldwin of New Britain South, 7.05, 10.25 a m, 4.29, 6.52 p mi Sun- of the sack and a of day. 6.11 top quantity more was a guest of Miss Turkington over Dm. damp grass is thrown on toD them. Stepney-Nor- th, 7.23, 10.14, a m, 4.47. 7.02, "p Sunday. , m; Sunday, 8.54 a m. T. L. & The heat caused hot stones c.re- - Watson by the 7.13, 7.02 Co., South, 10.34, a m. 4.38, Sun- 765-76- 8 Benjamin Post of Thomaston, who p m; Chapel St.," tes a large quantity of steam, which his hand so in day. 6.20 Dm. BANKERS injured badly the shop, Hill-No- rth. BROKERS' quickly cooks the potatoes, and Long 7.16. 10,00. a m, 4.42, 6.55, p potatoes was a guest of Miss Randall, this week, mi 8.48 am. New - cooked hunaay, Haven, Conn. this way are always nice and and his hand is imDroving. South, 7.21, 10.30. a m, 4.46, 7.08 pm; Sunday, Stocks and Bonds When the food was cooked 6.27 d m. mealy. it . Mrs Howe, who is very ill. has two was handed out and was a Trumbull-Nor- th, 7.10, 10.03. a m. 4.36. 6.40. D Corner Main and John .. Conn. it quite nurses, Miss Adele Hill and Mrs Ames 8.42 a m. Streets, Bridgeport, to Maoris mt Sunday, sight watch the feeding. of Bantam. South, 7.27, 10.44, a m, 4.51, 7.13, p m; Sun- Some of the older Maoris simply squat Herbert Alvord is at home from Mt day, 6.33 p m. , INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. ted on the ground and tucked in the Herman, Northfield, where he has been food as if had not had a they sauare in school for the past two years. Roxbury Announcement!. meal for some time and I previous, Mrs F. W. Fletcher has gone with may state that used neither HIGHLAND DIVISION. they knife, her daughter, Lillian, to Paterson, N. x & fork, spoon or serviette. Others of James Staples Co., J., where Miss Lillian attendsschool. Hawleyville-Ea- st, 7.34. 11.21 a 6.33 the more civilized kind were more m, p. m; The Fit par- Mrs Speer and her son. George, have West, 9.20 a m, a00, 8.00 p m. ast. Bankers Hook-E- 7.42, 11.28 . and Brokers, Perfectly ticular and adopted more of the Euro returned to town. Mr Soeer has im Sandy a m, 6.44 p m. West, 9.17 am, 2.46, 7.47 m. 189 Oxford New lot pean customs, whilst for the white p Bridgeport State Street, Corner Court, tits. just arrived for spring proved in health, for which all are Pomperaug Valley-Ea- st, 7.53; 11.40 a m, 6.55 And summer wear for ladies and gents. Big people and more select Maoris a large p m. National Bank. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. of wall thankful. skrk paper in new and pretty patterns dining room tent was in which West, 0.07 a m, 2.36, 7.38 p. m. forlSDS. Nice line of serviceable and provided Mr and Mrs Charles Raymond of Deposits received subject to check and in- pretty were decorated Prom the day of its opening terest i floor mattings. A 11 kinds of sed for field and tables nicely and laid Bridgeport are the of A. H. allowed at he rate of 3 per cent on bal- guests In December, 1808, down to the present ances of $500 or over. .garden. New and reliable goods. Groceries out, the seating accommodation be - business of Bank .and merchandise. Turkington. time, the this has general ing capable of 200 DeoDle at a time. In A gone forward without interruption and Surety Bonds furnished, THE FARMERS STORE. pleasanfcompany of young people Will this tent ;;. LITCHFIELD never before has it been so well pre- I act as Trustees or Administrators everything was very nice and were Mrs ; BRANCH. in entertained by Mr' and pared to meet and satisfy the needs of the settlement of Estates or in the care of Allen clean, and a number of young Maori Charles - Joyce, Gillette at Orchard Knoll. Hawleyville North, 11.05 a m, 5.33 Sun- its patrons as now. . property generally. men and women acted as waiters and p m; This Bank has maintained a Roxbury Station. Conn their pleasant home, on Wednesday ev day, 0.22 am. always Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private waitresses. All visitors were wel come South, 0.57 a m, 3.55 5. 35 m. specie and currency basis and are still rooms for use of , ening. V p m; Sunday, p customers. to sit down and have a no Shepaug North, fll.16 a m, fo.44 p m; Sun- prepared to do so for the business wants meal, charge Miss Farnham is improving from her fO.asam. of all its patrons. . and day, P. L. Holzer. F being made, but my friend mvse f severe cold. South, f0.43 am, f3.40pmi Sunday, f5. 16 p T. Staples. Think did not T. B. DEFOREST, President. Stop and partake of their hospitality. Ernest Goubel of Woodbury was a m. Roxbury Falls North, f 11.24 15.52 We preferred instead of having a a m, p m; , F. N. BENHAM, Cashier. :. That the longer you let your good guest of H. B. Stockbridge over Sun- Sunday, f0.42 a m. buildings go without a coat of the deep- look around outsiae, and the : ffl.35 The paint watching day. .. South, a m, f3.30 p m; Sunday, 15.06 Trust er you will have to dig down to get the greens p Bridgeport feeding antics of the Maoris who con Many Masons from here Fwent to at- m. so place your order at once with the 11.33 a 6.00 sidered that fingers were made before Roxbury North, m, p m: Sunday. - tend the funeral of James Campbell. 10.05 am. . Cole Brothers, knives and forks. how- Company, Everything, proprietor of the United States hotel, South. 9.26 a m, 3.21 p m; Sunday. 4.55 p m. Mechanics' and Farmers Roxbury Station, Conn. was de- U9-1- ever, carried out cleanly and Litchfield, on Sunday. The funeral was Washington North, 11.50am, 6.17pm; Sun-- State St.. Rridgepdrt, Oonn. Satisfaction corously and there was no day, 10.32 a m. Bank guaran'eed. unseemly in the Episcopal church and the Masons 9.08 3.03 Savings noise South, a m, p m ; Sunday, 4.30 p m. Capital, and undi- or bustle. There was a very officiated New 11.54 6.21 surplus at the grave. Preston North, a m, p m; Sun- New Baak BuiUiaf, Wall St., Bridgeport large tent in which the bulk of the day, 10.38 am. vided profits, $300,000.00 South, 0.04 a m, 2.50 p m; 4.18 m. Maoris slept at night during the time Sunday, p 1, 1906, 13,873,773.29 Receives Deposits subject to check, E. Deposits, Oct, on allowing H. GARLICK, the meeting was being held. Maoris Interest accounts averaging $500 balance. OASTORXAU Surplus and Interest, 160,681.68 Rents Safe roll The Kind You Have Deposit Boxes. simply themsevles up in a blanket Bar tli Always Bought Acts as Executor, and Administrator. Trustee Veterinary, stretch themselves out full length Assets, 14,034,454 97 or in any Fiduciary Capacity, ROXBURY. CONN. on the ground, upon which flax and DANBURY DIVISION. Number of 11,587. F. W. - ' depositors, MARSH, President.- 208-- 5. ranpo has been strewn. Long Distance Telephone grass There th. were a lot of small tents and a few Danbury-Nor- 7.30, 10.42, 10.57 a m. 5.17, BeDoslts of II to 11000 received and Interest ORANGE MER WIN, VicePresV P.S.: Any one wishing to communicate with 7.11 pm, Sunday 5.24 p m credited from the first of each month, payable EGBERT MARSH, Secretary. about in which 7.25, . me over .Local Telephone uill cottages the white peo- South, 5.55, 8.11, 10.10,11.50 a m.4.16, 6.38 in January ana July of each year, incorpor- E. H. JUD80N Treasurer. ple and more select of the Maoris 8.55 p m, Sunday 7.55 a m, 6.00 p m. ated 1S73. , slept. W. T. Bethel-No- rth, it was a GALLAGHER, 7.13, 10.38, 10.47 a m, 2.14. 5.08, OmOEBSl Altogether very interesting 7.04, 8.07, 12.58 p m. Sunday 10.04 a m, 8.21 p m, and Main St., Ot. John L. President Andrew gathering was well worth having Sandy Hook, South, 6.01, 7.31, 8.18, 10.16, 11.57 a m, 4.23. 6.44, Weasels, Puchala, near New 9.02 m, Sunday, 8.02 a m, 6'07 m. Marshall B. a look at. The Mormons are evidently Shop England Station, Barber p p Morris, i ., People's ROXBURY. CONN. Redding-No- rtb, 7.06. 10.30 v,ce .nd Halrd'esser. Satisfaction In all my work a m. 2.08, 6.57, 8.01 $ rTe8iaent8 taking a great interest in the Maoris, 9.58 Predk. B. HaU, tuaranteed. and even- -' 12.52 p m, Sunday, a m, 8.14 m. Horse and Ox shoeing. Carriage and Wagon Shop open every day p L. s - and and are laying themselves out to make ' . RazorHoning A Sueclalty. South, 6.07. 8.24, 12.03 a m, 9.08 p m. Sun- Cat.Ko Bocretary Treasurer, Repairing and General Blacksmithing. Also 8.08 a m. 6.13 m. Savings Bank. all kinds of Machine Work done. as many converts among them as they day, p Every day Topstone-Nor- th, 7.01, 10.25 a m, 2.04, 6.53, 7.57 4 kinds of can. ' after d. m., all Plumbing work done possibly 12.47 m, 9.54 a m, 8.10 m. INCORPORATED 1860. home when desired. week p Sunday, p at your Shop open William Coad. South, 6.11, f7.41. 8.28, 12.07 a m, 9.13 m, Sun- from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. p The riiddlesex days day. 8.12 a m, 6.17 p m. New Bank Building, Bridgeport. Telephone call 2J8-- MOTIOE-- On and after May 1 1 will be Branchville-Nor- th, 6.55, 10.18. 10.31 a m. 1.58 t at my old stand In South Britain prepared to do 4.52.6.45, 7.51, 12.42 p m; Sunday, 9.48 Ja m, Co. Roxbury. any business in my line. Thanking my friends 8.04 pm. Banking South Britain Announcement. for '.helr patronage in the past and solicit a South, 6.16. 7.47, 8.33. 10.31 a m, 12.13.4.37, 6.58, Deposits of $1 to $1000 shi :eof it In the future. 9.19 p m ; Sunday, 8.18 a m. 6.23 p m. Organized In 1875. Now In Its 30th year of Georgetown North, 6.49, 10 13 a m, 1.54, 6.41, business, being on the same plane as Savings Received In each calendar year. Interest be- THE WAKNER'S MILLS SCHOOL A. P. 7.47, 12.42pm; Sunday, 9.44 a m, 7.50 m. gins - Munson, p Banks and under the supervision of the State monthly. South Britain, Ot. South, 6.20, 8.37 a m, 12.16, 9.23 p m; Sunday, The 8.21 6.26 Bank Examiners. State Trust Funds since Try Our children that have been neither am, pm, Office Hours 9 m. 3 nor in the Statute of 1889. a. to p.m. 40c Teas. Gun- tardy absent the Warner's Mill Oolong, Japanese, cent Debentures of 100, $200, $500, $1000, powder or English Breakfast, guaranteed as school during the month of April are: Sp Saturdays. 9 a. m to 12 m. good as any 50c Tea on the market- - Alt our Mary Bronson, Julia Bronson, Katha- Monday Evenings, 7 to 8. groceries at correspondingly low prices. rine Bronson, Ruby Camp, Raymond L. D. Sanford & Co. , SAMUEL W. JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britaln.Ct. Camp, Nellie Peter BALDWIN. President. Ognan, Ognan, HENRY Willard Isaac We Have For Sale : 150 Conn. ATWATER, , Pierce, Pitcher, John Meigs Bldg, Bridgeport, ' First Vice Pitcher. Number r President. of children enrolled ENOCH P. HINCKS. as pupils, 25. 50 Shares Wall Pequonnock National Bank of Bridgeport, , Second Vice President. Paper m EDWARD W. MARSH, LOCAL We Offer, Secretary and Treasurer. At very low prices and "A- No 1 " grade. NOTES. Price 149 and interest. Ourfnew Sample Books are now here. Call - and Lots Louis B. Dickinson SDentlast Subject to sale, the fol- see them. of new and pretty pat- Friday first seeds for the field and in lowing mortgages negotiated by us on BRIDGEPORT terns. Our garden have Danbury. . Real Estate. Notes have arrived and are all new Nutri-ton- e improved Bridgeport they goods. George Barnes or Ansonia visited at Interest coupons attached, and in- keeps your stock healthy and saves you HINCKS BROS. principal D j & Bond terest at our bank. feed. Buy a package and you will buy more. Miss Frances Barnes' and N. B. Daven- - CO., Dealers, payable . Rate. Savings JJank Our stock of groceries, meats and general port's recently. j Court Amount. Appraisal. Insurance. merchandise Is always complete. Exchange BIdg., 207 State . Conn. 150 600 6 Mr and Mrs Warren Pitcher wel-- St., Bridgeport, percent Vacant lot 1842) i 300 600 6 " " (Incorporated corned M CORNER a baby daughter at their home, 350 TOO 6 MAIN AND STATE ST3 18. 700 a H " J. en April aw Conn. Wm. 51-- V 2" Bridgeport, ess, Thomas O'Brien is havine his barn N00 2.500 1.200 900 1,590 51-- Vacant South Britain, Conn. ! lot painted. Clayton Sauire is doimr thei 1.000 2,f00 6 " l.rtiO Iwork. 1.500 2.500 5 " 1.500 - " Deposits ,Keceived From $1 j Mr and Mrs Charles Crofut and1 2,500 4.500 5 3.0U0 The National 2.00 5.000 5 3.000 to $1000. spend-xvvai- City who been lj Ba.nk, - 7 daughter, Hazel, have i r 3.250 , 5.0ti " 3.500 Are You po i of 105 Wall jng several days in Middlebury. the Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 3.500 6.0H0 6 " 3,500 Interest on all 51-- 2" paid amounts, ui vu aim Mia 3.700 6.000 3.700 To youKGarden. Field and 'Or Seeds, uwigui aiwuuu, 4,500 - 9.000 " 5.000 buy have or small. . . Garden Tools and Kertiliiers. If so you can returned to George Crofut's. large ' Frank Castle ESTABLISHED A similar llneof Bridgeport Mortgagescan find no better place than at our storf. has been visiting his 1854 be furnished, Storks and Bonds, DWanted to burse, usually LOANS buy, guod weight about brother, Austin Castle, in Bridgewater. Capital, $250,000.00 listed or unlisted on the New York Stock Ex- 1200. for use on a delivery wagon. Mrs Alton Mrs change. Also deal in Real Estate, Insurance r e- Wilsey and John: and made located Notir- All bills due the Estate of Charles Buse Surplus Profits, 320,000.00 ; and surety Bonds. oy realstate in Bridge- P, Williams must be settled at once. spent a day in Danbury recently. port. Hubert Johnson has hired out to Burr DesirableJOffices for Castle for the summer. BURR & KNAPP, rent Est. Charles P. Williams, FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. Mrs Beers of Bankers'andBrokers, , C. P. Henry Washington1 - Mrs Williams, Admlnlstratr!!. : H. B. T. spent last week at William Minor's. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. Tel. 423, 923.MaInStreet. B. DEFOREST. President. i South Britain. Mrs Stanley Barchic and children i BRIDGEPORT. CONN. ALEXANDER HAWLEY, Treasurer. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8 1908.

elevated 20 feet to be vlaiblo elx miles est ground In the State, is noted tor iU Leading Wuhinftoaj bailees Honi'i. atica, very little land can be seen until dry and healthy climate, It is one of where the the and mont and When wit fur tho reaching the Carolinus, largest progressive, you hre are ell lined with pine forenU. most attractive towns in the interior JATUSli cosmo- COUGH We landed at Charleston, February portion of the State. It bus a Genasco EEST CUUE. 24, at noon, where a stop of five houri politan population gathered from ev- Asphalt Ready Roofing ' and do sot gut was made, and the time was enjoyed ery Star In the Union. People rep- in seeing the city. This is an old city, resent the better element of the di ffer-e- nt JMAWOWSWH which appears to te running down, sections from which they coma, and particularly outside of the business together form a progressive, up to date Kemp's covered with This contains Msm section, where acres are community, county IV- r old dilapidated one-stor- y small houses, wore orange grovel than any other You are not getting tli tost and will or cabins, occupied mostly by the ne- county in the State, and was convinced l disappoint!. KEMP'S BALSAM groes. Some of the places of interest of this fact by taking an afternoon's WAJlID ON END t is the one of drive where 1 saw hundreds of acres of Unn on end. costs so mors thnn any other eouyh Magnolia cemetery being the fincBt in the South. This contains trees ladened with the golden fruit, and are entillud to the remody, yon an old oak tree 8U0 years old. having a which was a novel sight worth seeing 3c? nasco: lent when yon aak for it. circumference of 21 feet, spread of for a Northerner. ' L"iB ON CM' ,sn. MKrMi . Komp'i Buluara will stop any cough branches 112 feet and height 60 feet. The next visit of three days at St j l' This overshadows lot. en- which is situated at the J: tint can be stopped by any luodlolne, a portion of a Petersburg, .nascc; closed by 8n iron where hun- of the narrow which Tt f "WTisiiwr, - and cure oannot be cured fence, point peninsular, f oouglstlat dreds of Confederate soldierB are bur- separates Tampa Bay from the Gulf lit jMftMW0,.;f by any other medicine, ied. of Mexico, and 1b almost surrounded IffAt : I It in always the Bent Conga Cure. The St Michael's church is visited by by a tropically tempered water. On At all 25o., COo. and $1. many tourists; the pipe organ which this account there is but little variation Ifi druggists, was placed in this building in 1707 is in the temperature between winter and 'ei'wtti, tut a1 mil elite. Donl accept anything preserved in good condition, also the summer the mercury ranging from remain the same. We were 65 to 75 F. in y winter and pews degrees .1. ifntUt (UMI'ANl m shown the one which George Washing- from 75 to 85 degrees in summer, with ton 93 occupied when he attended this an occasional rise to degrees F. t3;.'..' church. . The reason they give for not This is a modern city, 270 miles from The Newtown Bee. TV . M COMI'.W having a more up to date city is on ac- Jacksonvile, and is composed mostly of Kflhirfl mrl s. wnman'a wnrV inm- - Newtown, May 8,'lOON. count destruction and with at Friday, of by earthquake Northern people, a population bined. have the 4 the war. Some of the traces still re 40,000. It has made a marvelous produced grandest WO HOW V Jo HOOl ICU1BU7 a main of the shells that were thrown growth since the first house was built ior woman iug mat tae wona nu ever Itnown. THE HOME CIRCLE. into the city at the time of the war. in 1888. They claim there is no winter 1 I lv: 1 in no tO' I 15: Jf: Arrived at Jacksonville, the morning resort all Florida so popular, and In the rood dare of t t' .' '"'I dm of the 26th, and the first thing in or- other resort where the increase of our grandmothers ther relied upon LIFE IN FLORIDA. der was to set my watch one hour tourists has been so large. In 1900, the rooti and herbs of the field to the difference in New only about 300. In 1905 there was 10,000 ahead, being cure disease and Buttering. York time. After reaching the wharf winter visitors. There is no uncleared mitigate INTERESTING LETTER FROM J. The it was amusing to watch about w of land facing the trolley line anywhere Indians on our Western Plains y Call S. MAYHEW. the native niggers, (this is what they within five miles that can be bought can produce loot and or Send for Samples and Circulars. . call them here) clamoring lor coin for less than $100.00 per acre. herbs for every ailment, and cure which was thrown to them the pas- Mr Albright, an eccentric old man diseases baffle most HENR.V Worthy Lecturer: As per your re by that the skilled FOULOIS, Washington Depot, Conn. Stopping here a week, I has been building a portion of quest, and as 1 1 send you sengers. years physicians who have spent years in promised found the first warm and his buildings, and fences here with this letter for the Grange on subjects day pleasant, the study of drugs. the next six were bo and shells. He the tourists were as which most interest the writer in Flor- cold, damp says From chilly, especially nights, that many honest as they make them. He the roots and herbs of the ida : The first which attracted at- places my overcoats. When is his cards near his and field Lydia E. Pinkham more than tention after on board the were out with it post cigar box, arriving cold here the Northerners are more advertises all to help themselves to post thirty years to the "women steamship at New York, Feb. 22, was ago gave affected than the niggers. Many of cards and put the change in the box. of the world a for their the immense ship with gigantic ma- remedy pe- the tourists complain about the chilly In this manner he has sold $50 worth culiar chinery, having three boilers, gener- ills, more potent and effica- winter days. some of them take severe of post cards this season, and he says cious ating three thousand horse power, and thanany combination of drugs. colds, perhaps owing more to the fact his receipts are than they consuming '200 tons of coal in making evengreater Lydia E. that most of the houses are lightly should be. The shores here are dec- Pinkham's Vegetable . the to Jacksonville, a distance voyage and not orated silent erect ball headed tur- Compound is now recognized as the 820 miles. The hull is cov- built arranged for heating. by 1 of entire thouch one of standard for woman's ills. ered three inch However, they claim its mortality is key buzzards, homely, remedy .with quarter plate lowest in United the most as well as one of the steel. The distance sailed hour the the States, averag- common, Mrs. Bertha Muff, of 615 K.CL per ten in one thousand. One half most useful of Florida birds. Another St, was recorded the which regis- ing only Louisiana, by log, bird would is the Mo., writes: tered twelve knots or about fourteen of the 48,000 population are colored, that interest you rate is 50 cent more White Pelican. A number of these pe "Complete restoration to health miles. The log is a cylindrical instru- their death per than the whites, 33 cent culiar birds stay around the wharf and means so much to me that for the sake ment fitted with blades like a propel-lo- r, marriages per and 33 cent more. sit various in the of other women I am is towed behind the The ac- more, births per In upon the posts day. suffering willing ship. of Southern almost as as a w mane wouoies tion of the water causes it to revolve. the population the States, They are large turkey, my public. 40 cent are In Georgia have immense bill with a or "For twelve years I had been suffer- EASY BEST Thejline revolves with it and moves per negroes. great bag there are 46 per cent, in Alabama, 45.2, pouch folded uu beneath which they can ing with ths worst forms of female ills. the mechanism of an instrument fixed ON THE TEAM in 46.7 cent, in use por of food. live up- During that time I had eleven different CULTIVATION to the rail at the stern of the ship, Florida, per Louisania, storage They 47.1 percent, in Mississippi, 58.5 per on fish, and are expert fishers. When physicians without help. No tongue resembling a cyclometer, on the dial can tell Over fifty-si- years continuously building farm machinery, td Bieet all conditions, cent and in South Carolina, 58.4. Jack- they have a good catch they store the what I suffered, and at times I has us what of which the knots, (or miles) are could taught the essentials of good machines are, and how to put them in sonville built 1,016 buildings in 1907, surplus in their storage bag beneath hardly walk. About two ysars practical shape for the farmer's use. The result is readily seen in the tools marked off. I we which gives an idea of its rapid their bill until wanted, (by calling at ago wrote Mrs. Pinkham for advice, are making. The Walter A. Wood Disc Harrow is a splendid example of how a The ship was equipped with the long I followed good harrow should be built. This Harrow alone possesses the valuable feature of a " of most can see one it, and can that distance wireless and all growth. One the exceptional my home you mounted.) truly say flexible pressure on the inner gang ends, which is controlled the driver telegraph, - Lydia E. Pinkham's Com- spring by sights of this city is the Florida Os- Eighteen miles across the Bay is loca- Vegetable by means of a foot lever. This pressure can be regulated to suit soil conditions by it were afforded the privilege to listen and both team saved trich farm and Zoo, which is located ted.Tam.pa, a most attractive winter pound Mrs. Pinkham's advice re- the machine and the are the strain that is so evident in other harrows. to the sending out and receiving of stored health and The gangs are also independent of each other and may be regulated separately by on the St John's River, about ten min- resort, as well as a business city. The strength. It is means combination messages. There is some confusion at worth mountains of of the disc lever, which is handy to the driver and easy to operate. is which has induced me gold to ball confined f at utes car ride from the city, and the climate ideal, suffering Large steel bearings in dust and boxes relieve the end times when other ships are telegraph-ingf- women." thrust Palace Industry is one of the largest to tarry here three weeks. The wealth of the gangs and lighten the load on the team. No other harrow is so well con- the same time, but when in the structed to stand up to its work. The name Wood is a that it will and handsomest buildings in the state of foliage, gigantic oaks, magnolias "What Lydia E. Pinkham's Veget- guarantee satisfy, right tune with the message on the and the liberal Wood warranty makes it a safe machine to buy. Illustrated catalog of a of ex and with here and there ba able describes features we cannot mention 11 air waves, all goes well, and it would Florida, magnificent display palm trees, Compound did for Mrs. Muff, good even here, but which you want to read from of the world nana trees and a of glorious it about Write today, for catalog take an expert to distinguish the differ- hibits every part luxury will do for other suffering women. ence in the sound of the from greets the visitor on entering the shrubbery, peculiar only to this climate, ticking ' broad J the wire instruments. " There were 158 building. Displays from the counties adorning its streets and parks, of her are make the beautiful. on board, besides the ship's Florida, showing resources, truly city passengers of to all. Outside the In order to a DEDICATED TO THE HOME-GOO- F crew, which consists of 72. As the ca- great interest get good prospective for the Walter A. Wood Culti- consists a view of and measure its rate Having taken the agency Harrows, is 300 passengers, we had main building large aggre- Tampa, ING pacity plenty of amusement includ- of will do to remember that vators, Mowing Machines, Tedders, Horse Rakes, etc., will in stock of room and the three days of smooth gation features, pjogrss, it keep ing the Ostrich farm, which is the seventeen years ago it was a place of " the above machines and all parts to same that are wanted. A . was in MISS BERTHA NEW postal sailing pleasantly spent games, farm of its character in the less than six thousand inhabitants. In HESLETT, concerts and various ways of amuse- largest . CONN. will receive reply. world. The farm has 157 birds at the ten it has sixteen BRITAIN, prompt ments. All the officers from Captain years grown to. present time, and many Of them are thousand, and within the last seven down were very attentive and cour Dear child of a trained, some of them trot in harness. years it has increased to 43,500 people. Bertha, mother's care, teous. As objects on shore must be And love that went with thee H. W. They are magnificent trotters and Tampa is preeminently the home of the every- Woodruff, seem to take very kindly to the har-nes- ss Clear Havana Cigar Industry of the where; Ct. Thy lot was sad, thy affiictio n sadder Washington Depot, IV, y'. and buggy, a feature is given world, the number of people employed each day including riding and driving in the various parts of the business is still, UP. But thou to God's of the birds. ' over ten thousand. They manufact- patiently didst yield most Will. By visiting the County criminal court ured last year 285,600,300 cigars and the holy several times I find that they try over wages paid to the workmen estimated Wicked the hand, wickeder still the Garden The 1,000 prisoners each year, nearly all of at $9,325,000.00. The lowest price heart "Champion which fined va- To life in word and deed so are the negroes, for paid per thousand for labor is $8.00. cramp thy ! grancy and petty larceny. One col the highest $100.00. Tampa manufact- none could understand Seeds Suit for $5 ored preacher was tried and sentenced ures more Clear Havana cigars than All the fires that burned within thy Boys, seven months for forcibly taking $17.50 any other city in the world, and one soul of time Plows. from an intoxicated third the world's has the Of hope and things, of work A Complete Line Is made to nigger. They get production, brighter give one or two months for vagrancy. largest Clear Havana factory in the and love combined. for the service clerk about em- extra long In asking the the expense world, where ,1,005 workmen are But He who knew thy heart and love Farm and Garden. For plowing in this under the hardest about trying so many, he replied that ployed, with floor space 55,000 feet. with all its pain made on them shown country there are no plows to usage to wear they money by letting While being politely through Called forth thy sweet Spirit, released them to contractors at 60c day. the was with : equal the Hillsdale, N. Y., and save per same, presented samples from every chain & money In Tampa, Hillsborough County, they of the cigars, some of which sold for To that Bright world of Spirits free Coggswell Wettereau, Plow. Both wood and iron and a month for each thousand. In with : ViDomc mending. get $20.10 convict, $100.00 per company from care Washington Depot, Ct. and are to work m the S. a whom I Only the tough- they put turpen- S. Dunning, Bethelite, To greater happiness because of thy We have the Walter A. tine groves. The highest bidder gets met here, we visited a large factory and affliction here. f. est fabrics are us- suffering Wood them. . ' we shown sold Steel Frame where were cigars that Thy Mother's heart has followed thee ed; all seams are Jacksonville is the business metropo for $1.00 apiece. Y beyond the skies, double-sew- n with lis of Florida. Their water supply is The Springs, five miles north Carl Sulphur And bows to God's sweet will ; yet with Bnder, trom Artesian wells of is visited num- linen thread and eight producing the city, by a great sad and weeping eyes 11,500,000 The cost resi- The is one Washington Depot Marbt, i Harrows stout linen per day. per ber of the people. spring His will be done, the mysteries of Thy taped; dence annum is $8.00 to $12.00. tWe the resist per of largest jn South, discharging life shall now unfold Washington Depot. stays strains; Now comes the sail up the St John s 50,000 gallons of water per minute. Amid the glories of God's Heaven and A full line of Meats always nn hand. Game and various makes of Disc pants have double River to Sanford, one of the most fas- The temperature of the water is the n tbe season. Meats of the unfoldmgs of the soul. always prime quality Harrows'. seat and knees. cinating of all the interior water" same through the 72 F. and prices reasonable. year, degrees Where thou shalt rehearse when all Handsome courses of America, which winds its Tampa is the financial center of an- Have you seen the sinuous length 170 miles through the other source of wealth, the inexhaust-abl-e life's warfare o'er; suits In that Home and choicest section of this Land of Phosphate mining industry, which Bright Eternity's Amateur Photographers, bordered brighter shore Hillsdale in medium and Flowers, by graceful, tropical lies within a radius of fifty miles from 1 Where Mother and friends and Attention darl trees, hoary with age and heavily hung this city. The phosphate shipments Land Roller? mixtures, masses of moss. to "Church" thou lovest so well, kSizes 7 to $5. with trailing Spanish through the port of Tampa amounts 16, The of the great- tons a valued at Shall unite to hear thee of all God's with a letter of what you want done. If I narrowing waterway 511,000 year $3,000,000. if do etc. Let test goodness tell. don't satisfy you tell me; I tell your , Shovels, Forks, Rakes, your boy increases the interest of the This i3 to lp ly trip, shipped mostly foreign friends. Work done promptly and more in a Champion Suit. for it brings closely to the travelers countries. One of the captains of a His goodness veiled from mortal eye to than anywhere because I do work by Everything the Agri Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- vision all the beauties of this most ship loading this product showed me scan, the thousands. cultural lool line. for of all charming country. The flourishing every part of his vessel, which carries In unfathomable ways a richer crown A. B. Hall, Jr., nishings boys ages. and and did ; unfamiliar' vegetation, the 30.000 :tons. 23,000 horse power en plan Box 92 "New Preston, Conn. frequent towns and villages are all gine and 25 men employed. He stated We wait to hold thee in fairer realms seen not at a distance, as in the sail that his ship did not compare with one at rest, F. from Jacksonville to Palatka, but just built later with tonnage 33,000, 35 feet Clad in, thy Savior's vestments, the Branchville. S. SEELEY, over the steamer's rail. This is one deep, 80 feet wide and 780 feet long. choicest and the best. of the most beautiful trips in all Flor The trees here are unfamiliar, there By her friend whom she called Washington Depot, Ct ida. Taking the steamer at Jackson- being a variety of 200 different kinds, "Church," A. Locke, Easton, Conn, Outfitter to Hen, Women and Children ville and travelling up thib famous riv excelling all other States in number, March 20, 1908. ITEMS OF INTEREST. DEALER IN Northwest Corner e er, where the ever changing scenery none of them resembling those grown Coal, Lime, Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, makes one think himself traveling in Connecticut Seems strange to see Hark! Wedding bells are ringing, Cement, I through an enchanted country. The the land most all sand and free from Bridgeport, Conn. The May Century will contain the chiming! Paints, Hardware, beautiful palmetto and pine trees, ex- stones. All the houses built without Earl Smith is doing finely with his last work of Edmund Clarence Sted-ma- n, for miles along the river banks, cellars, high but oranges, such the etc., etc. tending everything in under title of fine turnout, selling bakery as I makes it a an artist s the colored people seats in which, "The cream picture worthy separate Prince of the Power of the the best of pies, bread, cake, puffs Tm brush. The boat gliding on from hour cars and public buildings. All the Air," in line. writer reviews what has been accom- and all the goodies the bakery to hour as the river winds and turns days in March mostly sunshine, and well bright or in aeronautics He has a long route patron- and doubles itself, and still with the two cloudy and one ; a re- plished undertaken by he well Manufacturer except rainy various and ized, which he deserves, as is same wild solitude, with the wild cries cord of 247 hours of sunshine in Feb- governments, predicts We him I. of that aerial is a menace to known in this place. wish F. Lewis, of birds and of all navigation in sights alligators, ruary. British Dr Alexander Gra- success and prosperity his under- make an impression that long after the leading features of the supremacy. Only ham who read Mr Stedman's art- taking. Harness, Robes and will remain a pleasant After cities visited has been .mentioned in Bell, fine Blankets, thought. icle in that he is undoubted- Abram Gilbert has purchased a eighteen hours on the boat, Sanford this as it would be superfluous proof, says in New Milford letter, in the fish as the farm of 150 acres and 60 YEARS' Stable Goods, was reached. This is a town of 20,000 to more than outline them. You will ly right looking upon week. EXPERIENCE true model for the balloon, will move there next inhabitants, and the raising of celery is notice that one of the most important dirigible is sick this JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. and calls attention to the fact that the Mr Kennedy quite at a specialty. In fact, Sanford and vi- subjects has been omitted, that of truck war-ballo- to-d- writing. cinity has 250 acres devoted to this in Will send a letter after dirigible of already gardening. fish-lik- A. Knox has purchased a fine approximates the e form pre- George dustry, and they are producing it in reaching St Augustine explaining how of extra nice, real beauties. dicted by Mr Stedman years ago. yoke cattle, such quantities and quality that some of it is raised here. Should you ever D. White of Sunnybrook farm will Fountain Pen Sale the land has increased from 25c to assured I can come to Florida, you feel occupy his fine summer home this $1,000 an acre within four This are most Pens From years. that the people hospitable, week. Trade Mark 75c Up. of course includes clearing from es extend a cordial welcome to all, they There is a Pink" Pain Tablet made by Mr and Mrs Andrew Godfrey called Designs and pines, also and make the new comer feel like he is Ml irrigation, E. Schneider and Mrs A. Moore, Waterman, Swan, Capital, Mercan- Dr Shoop that will positively stop any on Mrs John Copyrights Ac which costs $350.00 per acre. old friends and nrnnmiendlni a sketch and description mT Boston and other makes always in stock. among neighbors, (while pain, in 20 minutes. Drug- J. Partridge, Sunday. tile, In company with a party from Ten his anywhere, quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an Ask for our Fountain Pen Clip, something money lasts.) gists everywhere sell them as Dr (mention l probably patentable. Cotnmnnlca. be used to bold a pen or pencil in the nessee I visited the first Orange Grove J. S. Mayhew. ttonMtrictlyennndentlal. HANDBOOK on Patent new, can Headache Tablets, but for Do not be without one. here, and we were invited to help our Shoop's they ient free. Oldest ajrency securlnK patent. pocket. stop other as as headache. REDDER. Patent taken tbrouih Mann k Co. recelr selves. The of the pains easily notice, wit bout charse, In tb pleasure picking Dr Pink Pain Tablets tprHai golden globes from the trees is beyond Shoop's simply ' Mr John Riha of Vining, says, coax blood away from expression in wordi The next stop la., pressure pain Scientific American. been DeWitt'a Kidney centers is all. Pain comes from The Inn, Redoing Ridge, will was three days at Orlando, Orange "I have selling that Ridge A Handsomely Illnstmted weekly. I.arwat eh and Bladder Pills for about a year and blood pressure congestion. Stop that re-op- for guests, June 13. Summer cnlation of any solenttDC Journal. Terms. 13 miles inland from toor u newsdeatera. r STABLISHhENT rOR County, thirty the better satisfaction than with Dr Shoop's Headache engagements now being made. The year; roontba, BuiabjaJI ' JEVYEAJRY. they give any pressure Atlantic and 75 miles from the coast I ever sold." Sold by Kupf, Tablets and pain is instantly gone. 20 Inn will remain open all the year. M. &Co.36,B". New Tort 4Q&UmSt-- Bffl06EP0fa Conk. pill Henry of the gulf. This City being the high Newtown, Conn. . unlets zoc Sold by au dealers. A. Rushton, Manager. Branch Office, 636 F Bt, Waahimlon, D. U

"1 THE NuivVrOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1908.

r 9 Advance Fashions in Q Dim liiiiis. Regal Shoes. t We are showing tho largest and most varied line 8 You'll Be Proud Of! of Ginghams ever exhibited in the town. Only Exceptional stylo, thorough comfort, long service anil ex

l-- that describes 12 2c. act fitting our Regal Oxford Tlinf'o tlin trim! nf a almnM lift. TllA styles for this season. I known character and apparent superiority of our clothing are There aro handsome models in Patent C alf, m sometimes punitive to us, because people form the A fine line of Calf, Kin? Kid handicaps King fine clothes do. But with and "Regal Brown" idea that such cost more than they n 1 t .1 1 leathers. Whether you all our soiling 01 line reaay-w-we- ar ciotnes we nave never neg- LAWNS 0 prefer narrow, medium lected the man whose outlay for a suit is to bo - or broad toes, extension or close-trimm- soles 1 ' At 10c, 12 -- 2c and 15c. YOUR shape and style is here ready for . $10, $12.50 or $15.' vou. There's no excuse not for your having One of the take this season's of these Our showing in all the line of proper footwear for Correct Styles For instance, array suits at every occasion with this For this Season. prices; they fit perfectly and are designed by the same experts handsome to Made in All showing and made in the same workrooms as the highest grade Suits. Goods select from. Men's and Leathers. Spring and Summer The man who wants the best moderate-price- d suit his can Women's Regals, Quarter Sizes money i will do well to turn his towards this store. Is Unequalled. $3.50 and $4. buy steps

New Location: Postoffice Block. W. Q. Barton, Great Barrington. H ATCH & DEWEY, New Milford. Bank Street, New Milford. mm

MEMORIAL TO ORANGE MERWIN. The Newtown Bee. I? was the third of 1908. Sunday anniversary Newtown. Friday. May 8. the rjastorate of the Rev Dr Beard at the Park Street Congregational church, Rl DDI FORD, The Jeweler Good ' Bridgeport. The occasion was noted by New Milford a tasteful decoration of the church I pulpit, on which a large bunch of red . CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AF- roses was'' conspicuous. Sunday was Watching FAIRS. also the occasion in the church of the Quality , of a memorial to the late . was welcomed into the mem presentation Your Watch There who life was con- in merchandise of Sunday morn- Orange Merwin, in, bership the church, in the church work, and the To see how far Is be a confi- Rev H. Johnson, Mrs Edith spicuous wrong it might is a valuable means of ing, George first of the Men's league of dence sort of but if watch really Parker Johnson, Mrs Ina J. Beach, president losing pastime, your the church. . The memorial is in the has even accurate I am sure of Miss Alice C. Mrs Ada Gagnon kept time, pretty teaching economy. Wanzer, form of a desk, designed by I can make accurate time and A. Ridee. pulpit it keep again. Lot's of Ernest New a substantial ma- Of people go through and Roll call of Lamb of York, course the needed repairs will largely The Annual meeting and in it harmon- how much have life econom- this church will be held after- hogany affair, design depend upon you neglected thinking they're inday izes with the other church fittings. watch, but the costs shall not be too is noon. Mav 15. at 3 o'clock, and it is your high ical, when the fact . The was made during the they're that every member will attend in presentation low hoped morning service, and just after the Watches, Clocks and simply price. nerson or if impossible to attend win Albert E. La Jewelry with a These an- opening." very, president For a man like that one ex- respond message. of the made the Lowest Prices. nual are reunions of the league, presentation, At meetings and was by C. S.. Eames with our church family at which time we come it accepted r perience on behalf of church and society. social and touch with the into personal Mr said it was a ladies will serve a col- Lavery that very each other. The that had befallen him C. E. Hart lation after the afternoon session. All pleasant duty RIDDIFORD, to make the presentation to the church resident members are invited thiougb , New and society on behalf of the men's Bank Street, Milford. Schaffner this notice. memorial in honor of the I. of the New Ha league, the The annual meeting of the late Merwin. branch of Woman's Board of memory Orange & ven the said was a Marx held in Center He that the presentation Missions will be the had assumed, born New 12. duty that the league Clothes is a liberal education. church, Haven, Tuesday, May of love and affection for the man whose the railroad. , Half fare rates on. was a model and Mr class school public life guide. & It Is Not to out of Town to & He learns how much economy A new in the Sunday in stated that it Necessary go Buy was beeun. Sunday; known as the Eames, receiving it, j, clothes. him to accept it on be- there isjn really good Pastor's Class, and will be composed of gave pleasure half of the society. It was a substan- the older men and women ot the school, V tial token and one worthy of the life 114 UK Machines Suits $18 to $25. Cordial invitation to join it is extended lalking f Mr whose life work was so ok to who is not in some of Merwin, anyone already beneficial to the community.... Orange We also have class school. cheaper ones, $10 in the Merwin was a New Milford boy by council for the installation of the to $16. The birth and the above will be read with EDISON Phonographs is called for 26, pastor Tuesday, May interest. - Or RECORDS for Either Machine. Shoes, afternoon and evening. Rev Dr Marion Douglas ct Burton, pastor-ele- of the Church of I carry a complete line of Machlnos and Records in stock, and can sell as low to AH leathers and and other not- as $2 $5. styles. the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. anyone, anywhere. Copyright 1908 by Best on earth. ed men in the denomination, will be A Dollar A Week Buys An Outfit. Hart Schaffner & Marx present and participate in the exercises, Noth with standing the downpour of rain, last Thursday evening, about '60 AN ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. ' were in attendance at the annual anni- DUNCAN & exercises , of Odd Fellowship E. CANFIELD, One of the most beautiful and attrac- versary Frank Soule, ' held by Good Shepherd lodge and Palm ' Head-to-Fo- ot tive in the country is that bungalows Rebekah Benjamin Fisher of Block, Bank" Street, New Milford. f" Outfitters, of C. J. Birdsell, romantically located lodge. Mygatt made an address. 24th on bluff Danbury interesting New Edison Records the of each month. CONN. the overlooking Rocky river. A fine was served. New Victor Records the 2fith of each month. NEW MILFORD, Mr Birdsell has erected his cot- banquet jr Here A of New Milford If you are not on my mailing list send me your name and address and receive 24 with 500 of 10 regular meeting a free. tage x 30, feet piazza No. N. E. O. will be monthly catalogue jr. feet wide on three sides of the cot- lodge, 292, P., held. Tuesday evening, May 12. The tage. In winter time this great porch to recent session of the Prices enclosed in so that no delegates the m is entirely glass, in New Haven will make wind and cold is notice- grand lodge effect of the Members are ! able on inside. In the front is a their report. requested That the to Talk room with massive stone attend. large living Good No. 65, 1. O. Money On this floor also is the din- Shepherd lodge, Pure White 7c lb chimney. O. F.. will confer the initiatory degree, Lead, per ing room and butler's pantry. A hy- a this (Thursday evening.) Railroad Lead, , 7c per lb draulic ram pumps wakr from soring Saving. to the house. Mr Birdsell has built an Muresco, 5c per lb attractive stable to the north of his MRS CHARLES E. DOOLITTLE. Don Put It Off. He Barred t We all desirous of 50c Gallon Saved on house. raises high grade are a Varnish ' Rock fowls and keeps a fine a where Plymouth r.i PVovloo TWiliHIo nf 1737 If you have been about a Manure but to making saving possible Wall Paper o&a Double Roll Up kennel of Mr Birdsell has some thinking getting Spreader haven't got it be saved dogs.- before, don't put it off, but do it this spring. Fertilizer is higher than ever, and help Money can on drug idea of another on a is hard to get. The will save you money on both of these items. is as Anfl So On Down erecting cottage went to New Preston three weeks ago, spreader It of store goods by buying than Through hill south of his present cottage. much value to you this year as it ever will be again. When you are buying you will just at George Lyman's near New surely want the best, and that one is the here. We save the Line. residing you money by Preston village in the hope of recuper- giving you a quality of goods William Mullins passed Sunday with ating her broken health, due to asthma, ' friends. remains were Worcester that outlive the cheaply made g Bridgeport died there Sunday. The Kemp. ' Miss Julia Deane of Bridgeport has stuff, John taken to Bridgeport for burial, Monday Hannon, accepted a position in the store of C. Deceased is survived her They are a well built spreader, made to stand on hilly, rough land. The new J morning. by "Simplex Drive" makes them the easiest H. Booth & Co. and Per- running spreader on the market. They Nicholas Bentley husband and two sons, Carlos spread the manure evenly over the ground, which insures an even crop. Square, and Martin en- Frank Halsey Percy cy. Her death was unexpected, the Come around and look them over. W. N. New joyed a carriage ride to Danbury, Sun- family having heard encouraging news Noble, , Milford, Ct., day. as to her condition up to a short time J. F. Addis and Attorney F. Vipr Hpmisp. She was 48 vears etc. Judge hofnro DRUGGIST, Paints, Glass, Addis and Attorney F. M. Williams at- nf naf Funeral Director Thomas had . M. H. tended the funeral of Judge James the arrangements in charge. MALLETT, Bank Street, New Milford. Huntington in Woodbury, Tuesday. Main and ' Corner Church Sts., J, NEW MILFORD. COM. Prime Elgin butter. 28c per pound, Telephone 88. i f Watch and Clock at the store of Charles I. Leach. A an T. F.rwin of Mt Vernon cassed Mi and Duluth White Loaf Imperial Sunday at his home in town. flour pleases particular housekeepers. The Ingleside school paper, Ingleside ! Charles I. Leach sells it Cnnclri for Mav is Inst out from the Repairing Mr and Mrs Merrill Fenn of Washing- te press of that publishing 18-19-- ton were of Mr and is 20 Watch or not run guests, Sunday, house, the New Milford Gazette. It If your Clockjdoea Mrs W. H. Fenn. neatness. -- May it here and let us put it in a model of typographical right bring D. Miller, the dry goods merchant McDonald of Stamford was first class time-keepin- g shape. We do Joseph A lady demonstrator will be in our of Chucrh street, has been in New visitor in town. - -- the best work and our prices are rea- a Sunday store to show how York selecting goods for the summer Housekeepers will be interested to you to grain sonable. He is a line of la- trade. offering big drop into the store of Osborne & Stone your old floors and make them like shirt wafats and a dies' complete line to inspect the new Home Pride range, new in any color. Everybody wel- R. W. L. of summer underwear. nan tnnia ina crpani freezers. Wendt, Mon- come. Remember the dates, Mrs J. F. Addis was the guest, kitchen utensils. The same old stand Jeweler and Optician, day night, of her parents, Mr and Mrs Usborne fit for wall paper and paint May 18,19,20.' Cor. Bank & Main Sts., New Milford. Stanley Warner, at Still River. Stone. Mrs F. B. Dailey 01 New York is M Wnrthinn-rn- has one fof the new visiting Mr and Mrs Stanley Warner. Glenwood ranges, bought of Osborne The Gamewell Fire Alarm Co. Osborne & - The Best Line in the have & Stone. Stone, been given the contract to install an Andrew J. Carey, Jr.. of Webatuck. Successors twC. A. Way Co., County of automatic lire alarm service. N. Y.. has boueht a Glenwood range New Milford, Ct. Mrs Henry Donnelly has been on the of Osborne & Stone. sick list Welcome the New Arrival Fancy Driving Mrs James E. Mullins is numbered the sick. Of season the AND among 7 A News Item another joyous glad spring- M. W. time. But arrivals new or old we're always Hill paid a visit to North on band with Kent, Monday, where he took a number Cover That should Interest you Is what we have to satisfactory We about our It is short and to the Headquarters of views. say Jewelry. Groceries and Meat Work Harnesses. point the best Jewelry at the lowest prices Of A lady demonstrator will be at the All Your Needs. compatible with high class goods. course muft be the and nolelf service. Look east, look west me and Save store of Osborne & Stone, Railroad On Photo Supplies I can save you 25 to 50 per place for Head Adorn- to serve best. No See Money. tilth nnr. and Post Cards. ours is the spot you poet's street, May 1820, to show up the o..nllafnlinm cent on developing papers - song, but genuine fa t. Our prices prove It. room are all found at our shop. Try Cyko or Argo Papers. It's the best. ments and this is at good qualities of which is pery and sick Deliveries maae pruiuy". C. I. used in interior decorating and grain- M. W. Spa tcher's, LEACH, Frank Evitts, ing. Anyone can use it and the dem- Albert Evitts, Druggist, HILL, onstrator will show how it can be New Milford. United Bank Church Street, New Milford. just NEW MILFORD Bank St., Building. New.Milford.Conn. New Milford. used to the best advantage. - Telephone 33. Telephone 2. Railroad Street, . THE N&VTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1908

tor, for servires In causing the anient The Newtown Bee, of such delinquent taxpayer, two du Inn. and the court and officer fvei Vv wtuwn, Friday, Way l Hi. ahull be the tame as In criminal turn; and the delinquent shall pay two dollam & and twenty-fiv- e cent board for each Smith, Murray Co. HOME NEWS week of his commitment. All of the foregoing expurwea whull be taxed ai You a of the costs inch del in Waste part against METHODIST CHURCH NOTES auent taxpayer. "Section 2. The provision! of this CAKE AND CREAM SALE. act inuu apply to the collection or all i ni i poll and taxes now due and churc! military i i The ladiei of the Methodist unpaid. In iuonev cream and coffee The willaerve cake . 'Soctlon 3. This act shall take effect Newest the church parlor, WedneBday, May rrom Its passage." 20. Cream 10c, cake and coffee 10c. ' Children will be very very welcome. Mrs F. J. Gale, who hat been mend Washable Dress Fabrics. There will he biiBinesg meeting to !ng a week in Boston, Mass., with new officers for the elect coming year. friends, returned home, last Saturday. If you don't paint the strongest paint, the least-gallo- paint, This season's newest weaves and HATTERTOWN. colorings, beau Mr and Mrs George R. WIJhoa spent Devoe. tiful floral self-color- ed Sunday in Brookfield, the guests of Mr designs, Including dots, plaids. will be Dreachin? in the Hitter-- There and Mrs L H. Elscnboss. Yon WMto from i Umth to all your money. The worst Is worse than no paint town schoolhouse at 7 o'clock, Sunday at alii you may have bwn palming that. and figures in all colors. - An ualni worth on If you ft free have Iboen eveningr. by Rev A. L. Hubbard, paator Mrs avraitt bu t putting got you may Elijah Budd of BrewBters. N. Y.. painting Hint. Shirting Prints, best Merrlmae of the Methodist church, fatepney. Al Uood paint" Isn't worth on: for the bnst coats less there are sevon quality, prints, worth 8c yard, price 5c yard. and Mrs Isaac Haw ley of Obtuse Hill putting Fine Lawns, neat are welcome. . other paints, liuvou, not aduluirauxl aim full inuasure: honest and good, but patterns, good value at 10c. Price 6jc yard. were last Mr and Ixit-y- ou guests, Saturday, of not may have ouen puluUng that Plain thambray Ginchama. ninlc. hlim. tun nvMnnH li.rhi-hin- volna lot Mrs Amos Camp in Taunton, To test the value of the advertise- - Price 8c yard. is ment in The ,Bee, this week, The There only one best: Devoe. It takes best care of a build- Fancy voiles, navy, brown, black. All neat patterns, good value at 19c. P. II. CoscrifT. acrent at Bntaford Price 10c a . , Charles Muneon Co. of Mew Haven ing, wears longest, and costs least money. . yard. who has been 36-in- will give to out of town custom depot, living in Mr Mercerized Suitings, light and dark effect. Valuf 19c. Price 11c. every 36-m- er who brings the advertisement with Reilly's house near the Newtown sta There am several paints, that make a good deal of fuss In the world. Yon may Percales--a large range of patterns, 15c and 19c grade. Price 12Jc. tion, moved, last Into think we can't mean tlii-m-; hut wo do. 1'liuy are nut the some are worse but fine them to the store before May 15, Friday. Taylor wont; Ginghams, goods, in stripes and fancies. Special 12Jc yard. & Hubbell's house near the de not worst: about middling1. 1903, a $5.00 silk petticoat provided grain You wasuifroin a quarter to half your money If you paint them. (Left Aisle, Front,) You cau do H more Duy a tailored suit of $15.00 or up- pot worse; you can waste ali; too: you can damage your tney building. wards. This means that you buy a ladies good suit, the best that money can buy, If any of the wish to ret point Dress Goods. ers on cake What's the use of a paint that costs twici as much and wears ana tney win give you a free. making they had better petticoat Bel? in noi-oll- The Charles Munson Co. are reliable call and see Waller S. Bradley of Half half as long? nine of trie WPpV vnlupa tTinf ian TiavA nn intawAafi'n. (T,. x our from and and they will do what say way Kiver. correspondent stopped ings picked immense Btock. just they his Paint half your job Devoe; paint the other half whatever you like. If Devoe nese are and we hope many will take at house, last Thursday, and was doesn't take less gallon and cost lam money, no pay, i samples: advantage Black and hrntcn wTiif A rVionlratn-o- oa or wis oit er. treated to some of. his cake and it was white, nnil mlvtiivoa nlQMa exceptional nches 25c certainly fine and the ladies would wide, a yard. . have to work hard to George McCleod is a few beat w spending it Mnhoiva DonnMAH aI on. - I ' weeks here, the guest of Dr arid Mrs A es r. J. Gale. large assortment of fine suitings, wide, value $1, $1.25. Price Announcements of Bethel Business E. Beers & 75c a yard. Miss Annie Men. H. Co., Qubeck was at her aunt' Special value in Mohair, Brown and Navy, value $1. Price 69c a yd. at tor a week's vacation. 50-in- Bridgeport Newtown, Conn. Black Sicilian, value $1. Price 75c a yd. (Left Aisle, center.) 4 N. . Mattewan. Y; Fred A. Hickok, April 30, 1908 Novelty Department. Uear sirs : Inclosed you will find P. 149 Ckntkb St., Bethel. O. order for $1.25, for which please con- Times are hard, money is scarce. Shave yourself and save barber's bills. tinue The Newtown Bee to forwarding Birdsev D. Beardslev of Mile Hill is A Reliable me as formerly. Safety Razor for 10c. Sanitary Plumbing makinor extensive repairs on his barn, your paper win me as An invention that is a sensation A good safety razor, guaranteed to shave .trusting give Hot P. D. Hulse is doing the work. much pleasure as it has previous years Steam, Water and Gas as well as any other razor, for 10c. The blade is fine Sheffield on in' tiin-- I remain . yours very truly, Mrs Fitting. of steel, of the same nnnlitv Wadea i nomas a. juason. The Bee representative was kindly priced razors. The holder is Dlain and inexpensive, hut nractiral. Estimates Fumlsued. entertained at dinner, last Tuesday, at The sale of the Dime Safety Razor begins this morning. ' The price of the To. THAT'S John Hoyt of Mile Hill a visit . Jobbing Promptly Attended Mr and Mr H. G. Clark's in Zoar. razor complete in tin case, 10c. Extra Blades, 3 for 10c. paid Pli ' to Danbu-- y, Monday. (Main Floor, Rear.) Magee Ranges. Munson Clark of Zoar, who has been The Sandy Hook Juniors defeated auite ill and under the doctor s care. Against the elc the St Mary's by a score of 18 to 15 in Winchester Heaters. is now getting able to be about. Jewelry Department. a hot sram3 in the Wintergreen. They ments See lhe newest in will them a return FIR1 novelty the comb line. play game Saturday N. E. Bosworth of has The Diana Rihhnn Cnmh at 11 o'clock. John Southington morning Umpire, flonuments taken a with C. John ribbon. Price 50c. Wilcox. Hook Juniors : position Henry (Right Aisle Front.) Sandy lineup son of Astoria, L. I., and is in charge especially. Pitcher, Captain L. : H. AiiCsnwUrr Work of all Kirby catcher, of his farm in Gray's Plain. Talty ; 1st base, J. P. Keane; 2d base, kiadi ia aay GraiiU or MarbU. Fiti-m- Lat-taria- Manager A. McGran ; F. oa g FOR DWELLINGS right field, ijit applualiaa. of Zoar is his Corbett ; short stop, R. Carroll. St at rtaioaabl Henry Ocpe having pria. house white. Michael or of Mary's lineup : Catcher, E. Boisvert ; newly painted any building architec- J. Carroll is doing the work. pitcher, M. Scanlon ; 1st base. R. Con- H. tural pretensions, a suitable 2d A. James Pagan, & base, short top, P. O. is Co. ger; Conger; Successor to W. Holies BETHEL OONN roofing now procurable. Smith, T Mrs John Galvin, Mrs H. Oppe, Miss Murray field, Keane. Lamer; right Zolium is a flexible sheet sub Lizzie Oppe and Mrs N. E. Bosworth NOTICE. which The reserved seat tickets for the of Zoar spent last Tuesday in Derby. stance, Bridgeport, Conn. High school entertainment are now " We are not giving yon some by means of for but on sale at the store of R. H. Beers & thing nothing, we are giving yon the Mrs George Sanford and Miss Lillie a novel and . fesults of 20 of Co. years hard study and actual Fairman, who have been spending the practice when you get your hnrse shod at ingenious Brennan's. Our motto: "Honest work for winter in . Bridgeport, opened their - of Walfor S. Bradley of Half Way Riv honest Prices." home at the head of Newtown Street, principle his old last " laying, produces on the roof er entertained friends in The HENRY A. BRENNAN, . Monday. office Bee at a dinner delighttully 14 Greenwood Avenue. BETHEL. OONN. the beautiful effect of dia- served Mine Host Houlihan Mrs John McAuliff and of by at the duaghter mond shaped Spanish tiles. It Grand Central hotel, Tuesday ' night, have been the guests, this Bridgeport is a warm Indian red. The dinner wsa fine and the social hour week, of Mrs McAuliff. parents. Mr was enjoyed. Beside Mr Bradley there Piano Moving. and Mrs E. S. Lovell, on Queen street. Zolium is being explained were Arthur present J. Smith, Henry is the We are. and sold by M. May piano movinz month. Smith, Allison P. Smith. Frank are the ones to do the work, as we are well Jospeh Nettleton was the guest, Wright, Gustave W. Carlson, Charles equipped for the business of moving heavy Tuesday, of Senior Burgess Arthur E. C. PLATT, L and James O'Brien. Mr Brad pieces ui iiuuiLure. HO Harang Treat Nettleton. LAN'S. ley for many years was a weekly vis- j Hawleyville, Conn. itor to The Bee office and he has never SMITH BEERS, Bethel. Ct. lost his interest in The Bee and its Theodore Bishop of Little York paid to workers. His genial, hearty greeting a visit New Milford Monday. from 19 cents to 45 cents per yard. has always, been the same and we are Coffee. You will save money by purchasing glad to note Father Time deals so kind N. Buckingham & Co. of 177 State from them. They also carry a large invite to line of lace curtains. ly with him. hflt.f.ftP street, Bridgeport, you inspect furniture, rugs, Nn nil ftflTt.h ni onir nrVinva alcn titan couch : wo their designs in China and covers and household Gentlemen sen. a una unnK omy soc. A Detter one Mrs W. b. is some for o little more money. The same rul9 ap- - Japanese mattings, ranging in prices Bradley passing riHoa t.n oil Aim anA '.mi,. muof Will AUL.GiiC9 X L1C days with her Mrs James XH , daughter, it a siure. O'Brien, in Sandy Hook. uiiuugiuiui McDowell & If you have had your Patent Leather Shoes break across Fine nice seed at Morris'. Taylor, potatoes Thumb-Han- Side Center the and had dealer tell "We can't a few Call St., vamp, your you, guarantee Only left, quick. Conn. Bethel, Oil Stoves patent leather," you will appreciate the unconditional guaran- Maple sugar, the pure stuff, at Mo- ty that goes with Burt and Packard "Korrect Shape" shoes. rris', the grocer's. Springtime This means that we give you a new pair of shoes if the Burro-jap- s Miss Annie Qubeck. who was at the In all grades from the jingle burner flat wick to the three burner au patent or dull leather vamps break through before the ill with And very busy housecleanins. But Bridgeport hospital pneumonia, iwver tomatic Uabmet; Jfnces trom wc to ftia. ine new .Blue .blame UU first sole wears This is the best evidence need is back home asrain and nOw Miss Hel mind. We can zet bread, rolls, calm .nd nia through. you Stove is a saver of fuel over the older patterns instead of turn en Qubeck is ill with the same malady just like mother makes at the yellow bakery great of the absolute confidence in these shoes. The men's depart- the valve to shut off the the valve raises the burner out of the at the Bridgeport hospital and is gam- wagon. ing oil, ment is situated at rear of store. ing and will be home soon again. oil and the blaze is at once extinguished.' We have Ovens for all the Tax Collector Houlihan calls attention Erdmann & Co., sizes. to the following provisions in the law Bethel Bakers, Oxfords: Shoes : passed at the recent session of the Leg- Fountain Place, Bethel. Ct. Iron Clad Pails, islature and which was approved April Dairy - Milk Milk 17, 1907: r , Strainers, Pans, $3.50, $4.00, $5.00. $4.00, $5.00. "Section 1. When any per- Sick Headaches. Granite and Venetian Enameled Iron Ware, son shall neglect or refuse to pay any Royal poll or military tax assessed against It makes no difference whether after of the same shall you are suffering from Sick Headaches or and him, payment from simply ordinary every day headaches, Pumps, Sinks, Lead and Iron Pipe, Galvanized Gutters Leaders, have been legally demanded, the tax you will eet SDlendid and satisfactory results Galvanized Wash Machines, Universal collector of the town to which said tax from Tubs, Majestic Washing etc. is due, and who ia authorized to Co- English's Headache Wafers, Wringers,' Wash Boilers, llect said tax, may, at any time within fPRICElOc. three years after said tax shall become W. K. due, prefer his complaint to any justice MOLLAN, of the peace, or court, shall thereupon English's Drug Store, - cause such delinquent taxpayer to be Chas J. English, Prop., BETHEL, CT E. J. 1026 Main St., Bridgeport. arrested and brought before such jus- HALL, tice or court t Such justice or court Sandy Hook, Conn. shall thereupon hear and determine such case, and, if no proper or sufficient Garden Seeds reason is shown by said delinquent tax From Woodruff & Sons. Garden payer why said tax has not been paid, shall order the accused to Btand com Tools, Poultry Netting, Blue and White Enamel 25c Michael Kilbride, mitted to the jail or workhouse in the ware, each. Agent for the county until such tax, with the inter- Caldwell Lawn mower. New harnesses, Staple General Trucking and Teaming. & est thereon and all cost of the proceed- whips, Longman Martinez paints, Tel. No. 28-- 4. SANDY HOOK, CT. ings, shall be paid. Any person com- oils, glass, tinware, general hardware. .ft Jo jfefeio io io ft mitted to jail under the provisions of this section shall be required to do such The Gilbert -- Miller Co., Garden work as his physical condition may al- 15 Center St.. BETHEL. CONN. General Repairing. cfr low, and shall be when his discharged Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers. Etc. Terms Jj Don't Cast .That labor at the rate of one dollar a day Notice. Cash. shall amount to said tax and costs, and Special SEEDS JOHN W. BOOTH, Trunk or Suit Case thereupon the county commissioners Havlii? opened t harness shop near the cor- Box 561, New Milford. Conn. J? Injured shall to the tax collector of the ner ot Chestnut and Center street am pre- pay to do all kinds from which pared of harness making and municipality the delinquent repairing also all Kinds of horse goods for 43 Aside was committed the amount of said tax. sale, batislactory work guaranteed. Uode-mey- er, Our Own Blended There shall be allowed each tax collec corner Center and Chestnut street, Try FRED KLEIN, bethel, conn ttetnei, conn. Coffee. Unless they are beyond recall. Our efficient At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot. Horse Shoeing, 0 icjja.il ucym uncut t,ui uucn uidttc iuyyuicuiy wurin Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds less trunks or cases as good as new. See us about Meat and Provisions. and General Blacksmithing. Horse clipping No Better Time done every week day at my shop. iepan wuits. vi uiii rum. jo1 To build than in the Spring. No better place to buy . CIGARS SOFT DRINKS your Lumber, Cement and building material of all kinds The Wooster-Atkinso-n lumber .et me Co., than at my yard, quote yon prices. ,. Rupf, The Gem Lunch Room, Henry BETHEL ( Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. ' Successor to S. E. Sanford & Co., 4R ; A. H. Senior, Greenwood Ave Near S. B. Crossing. - ' Main Newtown. 64 South Street, , Bethel, Conn. St.. u???T4?if 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8 1908.

0m m Woodbury. mmw ct Women's Woes. 'LOCAL GLEANINGS. New Coenccticut Women I Miss Florence Galpln Is visiting Are Finding Re friends in New York and Long Island. lief At Last 8 John Farnham and Duck Benjamin V L ' Record. Toilet . Sets. . I . J Ingham, both of Waterbury, visited at ii ouca seem mat women nave more a Arthur Buckingham'! over Sunday. than a rair snare or the aches and pains For Service, the superbly bred bull, LeUOY plows. We have the largest assortment in this city to choose from o II. C. Main is out of town for few thut alllict humanity: they must "keen American and El I wood Fluid Fence. days. up," must attend to duties in of Swift's t'orlllljura. and at the lowest prices. CO) spite O Miss Julia Marsh of New York U constantly acning Clicks, or headaches, W. B. Newtown, Ct. bearing-dow- n Winana Glover, CO in town for a few days. dizzy spells, pains: thev 6 pc. Set, Blue decoration, $1.93 Mrs muBt when to . Nancy Euwart of Waterbury has stoop over, stoop .means TX)R SALB-llla- ek Mare seven years old 'I'nni. W. I...... I I. I f. I . , J- Blue, Pink or Green, 2.50 been viuitingr at Samuel Scott's. l..,i..nvuiiuiv. iiiupi, wain unit uunu ana - sound sud gen lie Arthur iiuanlxley, Half - - ' George P. Crane has returned homo work with racking pains and many Way ltlvur Dlt. Newtown, Conn 'gig Very Fancy Set, ISO for the summor. aches and kidney ills. Kidneys cause King Segis CO) With 4.98 Lyman Rich of Waterbury has been more suiiering than any other organ of 8ln! King Koglit, the groatest bull of the Slop Jar, lutort-H- l (0) a few at the Gordon the body, Keep the well and breed. TIiom! d in iioiHioiiinni'Mi nut We Furnish Farm spending days kidneys be told the 7 and 12 " 7.00 health is that nvitriln tit k ii ' 1 S co; homestead. easily maintained. Read of a Mrs Edgar Galpin is keeping house remedy for kidneys only, that helps and alio of the breed: . . e Is Help! IP) ou must see these sets to appreciate the above values quot-W- CO) for Harmon Fowler. euros the kidneys and is endorsed by That bin great irranrtam the only cow that nan iiirwgniiiuiMiuriiivn inroiUM uuraaiigu If you are in need of a good all around ed. 100 from Mrs A. D. Warner entertained her you Know. .lint ll.luhtu 'ill.io.. I...,...- - (Ml have nearly patterns to pick and if we can't peopjo V I n ..n.-,- U1ILUT riM.llI'llM. to-da- In,,IIH'U man or write us y. Do- o Frank Sherman, over Mrs Selina Jones of 200 Main Damid.,Winana Do Kol KornilvliH ha imt helper match most colored room no one can. nephew. Sunday. St. mestic also. State any CO) Miss Ella has left the Ansonia, Conn., think if made(Man'btb)ancordof 7 llm of butler help wages and Tulley employ says: "I it In 7 Tills record kind (live us a visit. of the S. N. E. had not been for Doan's days. doubles the value of of work. Address Derby Agency, CO) Telphone Co., and Sara Kidney' Pills the bull since last week. This dam lit not yet Box to-da- 108, Derby, Conn. I Suckley has taken her place. i woum not be anve y. Seven a full aired cow. and will nnilmlili' t,.,iu,r iM CO) Miss Harriett Wells of West Side years ago 1 was in such a bad condition great reuoru. iter granusire U Vaul UeeU Vv is , ' ba- with and aches across back toi. CO) working for Philip Wilhelmy, the pains my The IIolstetiH hold both the mlllt and hut. Black Orpingtons, White Leghorns, ker. and other weakness that I was ter records of the world, and F. E. obliged the g'vnt pro White Cochin Bantams. i BEACH, CO) Mrs Julia Hopkins is visiting at her to keep to my room, and was at times ducers are me two ramiues united In this hull. As are p confined to bed . doubts expressed whelhcrlhlsrcirlun After March 1st will daughter's, Mrs Lewis', for a few days. my for six weeks before Is to use the son of Jio.ooo Mr 962 Main Street, Conn. (0) ready a bull, all varieties. We have some d Bridgeport, I could get around. Seeing Doan's Kid' uie inieresLNOi irmui nriMt nir nr- - very flue pens nuiui irui mated up. Stock at all times. CO) ney Pills advertised I began taking fers service of Winona K Ing Segls for ft, pay- New Milford them and inside able at time of service. In Central New York, Prairie State Incubators and Brooders, . of a week the terrific where this bull was bred, the of bis serv price josion Keyes-Dav-- is MG99S9 mmmw mwwm backache, pains and soreness across the Ice would be $S0. leea Hoppers, 0 Fountains and Bands' 'T LOCAL NOTES. loins and the headaches had vanished as well as Berkshire Boar. Write for Catalogues. To imnlcA Kinm will FOU DUSTLESS SWEEPING. ' the feeling of general weak low The service of a thoroilL'Mirefi sell very a number of second hand hop- The Brotherhood of St Paul'f ness and languor. The kidney weak r. Sua unl. etc. Women Dial) without papers, is oil'ered. pers, fountains, Agents wanted in every ball team journeyed to Brookfield. Sat ness was also corrected and the dizzy Also loo Leghorn Hens and Pullets, some for 75c. SO Orulnirtou female fur m 'RENO' town. Good commission. Ad urday, and played the Brookfield junior spells had disappeared. I en- uo,.. strongly of Bantams, ilO. Several males. S Athletic club, them 19 to 2. dorse the claims made Cyphers call on RENO beating by for Doan's Kid Indicators 25 per cent olr. I. P. 8., size dress or MANUFACTURING CO., 507 Tne boys returned home quite pleased ney Pills." fori"). TwolCbester W. Sows, 1st and id at Nuttinghame, Danlmrv fe!0 New Bedford. over their victory. A return game is fair, for andStS. Url ulfirl.tlir Purchase St., For sale by all dealers. Price 50 damaged second-han- d Universal Hovers, being arranged to take place soon. Southbury, Conn. each. ti cents. Foster-Milbur- n Kronco & Mansfield re booked to Co., Buf telephone and make appointment to call. appear at the Town hall, May 14. falo, New York, sole for Cancer Archdeacon J. F. Plumb attended the the United States. ENTERPRISE Poultry-Yards- , The Melbourne Cure Co., Litchfield Archdeaconry meeting at for Remember the name Doan's Eggs Hatching. NO. CONN, Kent, Tuesday and Wednesday. 99, RIDGEFIELD, 64 Bank Street, Derby, Conn. From full blood Hatred Plrmrmtl, Ttivka Noble Benmtt hurt his foot a few and take no other. Single Comb Khode Island Reds and Double VOU SALE nouse, barn, hennery. Cure Cancer at their Sanitarium and guarantee a positive cure. TheyVlso tri'at, mild days ago, but is able to get around Comb White Wyandotte fowls; also one pen - acres, s miles It. It. Hl.utlon Hutlinl IH . cases anil old sores at your home if desired and can send you a blood medicine Mint' will cure some. of K. I. Keds mated to Brown Leghorn cocker- 11200; 24.000 other Bargains In farms, citv kinds. solleised. Inferences el and one White nte rnal growth ofjall Correspondence gladly given. Bishop Brewster will visit St John's pen Wyandottes mated homes, mfe. and business clinncv R It ESTABLISHED FOR EIGHT YEARS. Hill. to White Leghorn Cockerel, all tine lavlnir fares and hotel bills paid for purchasers. and All Saints' churches, May 31. to Long strains; also young chicks for sale. Esirs uc orophey s liealtv Exchange. K4 Grnnrl ,kk. administer the rite of comfirmaiion. for 13, or & per 100. Mrs Edwin C. Kandall, Danbury, Corfu. Mrs Cornelia Brldgewater, Conn. 217-- 4, New This is prune time. They are nice S. Tomlinson hns op- Telephone Milford, lastWednesday. ened a and Milford, Conn. and cheap, (three and four pounds for ladies' gentlemen's quick Notice. Miss Sadie Bell Craft spent last Sun- lunch and restaurant Main Special Bee. 25c ; also three cans tine at 876882 The Newtown day in Easton. the of Mr and corn, peas. The automatic and clean enrrv mmh. hn guest Lima and Golden Wax and street, Bridgeport, just below State f Mrs F. M. Campbell. beans, best made and most durablecombonthemar- - beans for street. Regular dinner at 25c. - Kei. unceseon Mr and Mrs Wolf of New York were Stringless 25c, at Farmers WANTED- always used. Burr Eclipse Published Bt Co.'s. Harness dressing and Eclipse axle compound. guests, last week, of Mrs Wolf's Trading To hear from owner having No better made. William BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY, par- Another lot of delicious Wellington, agent THE ents, Mr and Mrs Peter Gabler. that maple AONROE. for Fairfield County. P. 0., Koute No. 4. sugar and sryup just in direct from A Brld?euort. Nichols. Cinn. Tulonlinnn 8. 1908. Mrs A. A. who has been GOOD FARM Newtown. Conn,. Friday, May Angevine, Vermont Orchards at Farmers' Bridgeport division. spending the winter in Bridgeport, has Trading For low prices on grain call at B. for sale. Not partlcularibout location Co.'s. Please and opened her home here for the season. i, Hawley & Co's wholesale branch, Step give price 'description, and The Farmers' Trading Co. will re reason for selling. State when posses- A I SON F. L. Griswold was in Hartford as ney Depot. sion can be bad. Will deal with own- IX P. SMITH. ceive direct from Florida Orchards a AH President ABO Editoh one of the delegates from Trumbull to ers only. L.Derbyshire. Styles new ox and Box 9H4, ARTHUR J. SMITH. the and Wednes lot oranges grape fruit. Rochester, N. Y, convention, Tuesday Same low and Of Carriages and Wagons m ade at Secretary, """bbascrer, day. prices prime quality. our best material and workman- AND B081NK9S MANAGER factory; best Mrs Edward Burr and friends of When into New Milford ship our motto. CJU and see us. HENRY M. 8MITH, driving to I A" VICE PSKMDBNT AND Bridgeport were guests one day Jast trade, the sheds at the store of Ackley, CASTOR General Agent. weeK ot Mr and Mrs Leo O. Gabler. natch & Marsh win be found conven Por Infants and Children. C. F. R. Hatch & George Radcliffe has been snendini? lent, while this firm's large stock of Beardsley, Sons, The Kind You a lew days here the guest of Mr and groceries, meat and feed will be found Have Always Bought GENERAL Carriage Manufacturers, PT"1.25 a Year, 75 Cent for Six Months. 50 Mrs J. J. Kadcliife. attractive to economical buyers. New Fairfield. Conn. Uents for Four Montis. Jfour uenw a uoyy. Mr and Mrs M. J. McDonoueh'i - Reliable work in watch and clock re , Bears the AUCTIONEER, aunt, who made her home with them, is pairing at C. E. Riddiford's,' New Mil Signature of NEWTOWN, - - - CONN. - quite seriously ill. The people of the Notice. .j Telephone, 43- ford. Telephone 49-- Methodist church gave .Rev Mr Patch' A new Also Real Estate For Blacksmith Shop at Warner's en and Rev Mr Chataway a very pleas Sale. and General Jobbing. Would ant at their Farm of 77 acres, will keep 12 cows, 1 pair like to see old customers at my shop. Terms iDvsKTitmo Rats : reception hall, last Monday Branchville. cash. L. mere was horses; nice house and barn; price $5000; S2000 P. Payne, Koxbury Falls, Conn. evening, music and speak call 106-1- 2. : i i can remain on mortgage. Telephone In lmo too taio yeai fj mg, aner wnicn rpiresnments were Farm of 60 13 1 2 neb 1.00 2.00 ; j.00 ITEMS FROM acres, will keep cows, and pair m served.. OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE of 2 1 Inch 1.00 8.00 1.00 8.00 10.00 : ILLthe COUGH horsesnlce house, barns: price $4500, $2000 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 Miss Elsie BOOK. .. can on Special Notice. 2 Inches 2.00 f Canfield of BrideeDort j LUNCS remain mortgage, 10.00 15.01) ; .00 CURE 160 3 Inches 2.50 5.00 was a guest, of Mrs Marv A m ths Farm acres.nice house.3 barns, ice house. I will receive good veal calves next Wednes- 1H.-- t SP.00 friday, ' Benjamin Schneider, who has been Inches 3.00 6.00 18.W Peet and Mrs C. G. Downs. spring water in house and bam; fine orchard; day at my place in Bethlehem, for which I 4.00 8.00 18.00 24.00 j O.00 a launched week. will 25 column building boat, it. last farm carry cows.pair horses, paifoxen; will pay the highest market price. 1- column 5.00 10.00 .30.00 28.00 IS.iO Mr and Mrs C. H. price $7000; $3000 can remain on mortgage. ' Burd&t of. New; WITH HENRY C. HILL, Conn. 8.00 12.00 U.0U 30.00 30.'JO Drir' 1 Bethlehem, column York bave opened their home Kidk r: nice house and barn with small piece land; 4 column 8.00 16.00 33.00 48.01' "0.00 - pleasant s is a if ! Fedding. this bargain purchased at once; price Jcolumn 1V00 So.'" v.vw o .( on Laurel hill for the summer. Every saw can on T?ARM FOR SALE One and one-ha- lf niiles tiuau; remain mortgage. from New Milford one is glad to see them again. 1 tarm, new house and barn, 70 acres farm village. Applyto Ack- Hatch & New . Miss Louise bchneider celebrated land, $2000. . ley, Marsh, Milford, Conn. 10c iln her 1 Heading notices, brevier type, III: iS0OT farm, house, running water, 46 Small a Is. 1c per week. MiluHAEL REYNOLDS. birthday anniversary at the home of TOE SALE The Frederick Scott homestead nonpareil "iri acres land, &m. - i 331k em, im,!i PRICE in Watertown Center: 'the H. C. Gavlord her parents. Mr and Mrs John E. re A farm on main road, one mile from homestead in Middlebury; a farm in Warren Michael Reynolds, son of Mr and Schneider, at Little Florida, on Satur Newtown ' v" Ht?LD5 Trial Eottle Free street; good house and barn; nice Center, Conn. For particulars, call or ad- -' Circulation : Mrs John Reynolds, died their home 18. orcnara ; never streamxif will dress L. R. 11 -, at day, April The afternoon was j ftSIS Ail THROAT AmtlfJG TROUBLES. tailing water; Carter, East Main St., Water- t Thursday evening, after a carry 7 cows; price $'2600. bury, Conn. lingering passed very pleasantly with games.aft-e- r A re farm in house and January 1, 1882, 600 Uness of trouble. The deceased Newtown; good lung which a nice supper wis" served. barn: fine water. Apple orchard and other TOR SALE-O- ne house and 2 acres of land, 1 x was a young man of exemplary habits Miss Louise received a large number of OR ESFUWDED. fruit; mile from R. R. Station; 3 minutes plenty of fruit, place suitable for summer Last 4250 $12000. . week, and well liked by all whom he met. useful and handsome presents and the walls irom school. Price home or keep summer boarders, raise chick- He had been the Farm of 84 acres. Price $1800. ens for market, 4 mile from Cornwall Bridge for past ten years a occasion will long be remembered by R. R. Station; 2 water one 12 1 farm 72 acres. $3300. wheels, In., one member of Pavia Council, K. of of all the folks. 20 10 in., good as new. N. C, little About were 1 farm 15 acres, $2000. Parent, Cornwall Bethel, of whom six members, John ' At ( Bridge, conn. - NEIGHBORS. present. WANTED- once, girl for housework in Several other places not advertised, OUR Malone, Frank Sullivan. Simon Lovelv. Andrew s " family of three, Allison r. wew-- Godfrey farm was set on smith, A very fine and Thomas Frank and fire town, Ct. carriage blacksmithing Griffin, Hurgin one day last week, by the grass piam; spienuia opportunity tor quicK buyer. Joseph Mevlin, wearing the mourning which was burning near it and had it Lunch Counter! badge of the order, acted as pall bear not been for the assistance of neieh- - For 5ale, Horses. Lon HilL ers, the flower bearers were also bors it would have been totally de- 2200 Notice Confectionery, Soft Drinks, members of the council. The floral stroyed. As it was Mr Godfrey lost a One pair chestnut horses, welehinff lbs. Special sound and one A No. 1 in all Baker's Goods, offerings were both beautiful and num- number of too's and fearless, team ' other things and harness, 6 and 8 years old. One bay team 2100 to the Public. Cigars and Tobacco. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. erous, including gates ajar, from the his loss will be quite heavy. There lbs, sound and fearless,S400. Some speed. One brothers and oi horses, tun 2100 lbs, fear- sisters: large pillow. was a high wind and only for the pair hay brothers, I have on hand a fresh supply of all kinds of E. K. misfor- from less and good drivers, $200. One pair of heavy WALLING, Mrs L. B. Goodnow had the 'Son" parents: large pillow. prompt assistance, for which Mr God- 2800 chunks, fwell mated, $435. One pair of Augur Building, Sandy Hook, Conn. tune to lose her fine Newfoundland 'Husband" from his wife: wreath frey is very grateful, other buildings horses, $300. One fast road horse, 16 hands Grain and Feed, dog, F. A. Cornell also lost his dog and from Pavia council, K. of C. : cross would have been burnt. Mr and fearless. One chestnut mare, 16 hands, ASSESSORS' NOTICE The Godfrey some $125. $75 BOROUGH also his. All of the from Mr and Mis. and speed. and eight others costing Seed Oats and Corn. Also car load Chittcn the Boroueh of Newtown will he Perry Jennings lost Leahy, many has the sympathy of his many friends to ia eacn; these are workers ana good den s Fertilizers, the best that money can in session at the store of L. C. Morris, May 20 seemed to have died very myster- others. After a high mass in St and sound. T. Andrews. 34 Elm 1 three Mary's neighbors. serviceably Edgar buy. Also I expect very soon 3 car loads of and 23, from to 5 D. m,. for the mirnnse of re were Fa- St., Bethel, uonn. Telephone. iously and it is thought they church, Bethel, Monday morning, uats, (jorn v lour, Middlings and Bran. 'Spec- ceiving lists of property liable for taxation In s ther Keirnan gave a fine eulogy .of the yi ial prices offered off the car. Be sure and said borough. Blank lists can be obtained at poisoned. L. C. Garfield while ploughing. deceased as his CAN FIND get my price before buying elsewhere. the store of Morris. All those who fail Flather. using tdxt "Happy are New Fairfield WE EASILY to file lists will have 10 per cent added. one day this week, had the misfortune. they who die in the Lord." Besides THE FARM .. Levi u. Morris. to hit his foot on the plough bruising it his parents and a host of tnends to Allison P. Smith, A. S. Edwards, Assessors of MOney-Kakin- t the Borough j rnourn his loss the deceased left a William H. Worden You want through "Strout's g quite badly. wife, Has been called A n, riahiM XTn on ft A Of of Newtown. - Mrs Peter H. Lynch has a new piano three brothers, James, Charlie and on to Dan f aruisui fiuicnua iiu. wt ttiv-y- illus- . Stepney Depot, Conn. jury bury. trated catalogue of bargains, with maps,mail-e- d - 1433--5 "V'OT purchased or lidwara Lyons. j i nomas, oi tnis place, ana seven sis- Miss Nellie M. Howes has been on FREE. We pay railroad fare. 6UO0 fa' ms Telephone Bridgeport. ICE HorseShoeing carefully done; also 14 x' all kinds of Waeon and Carriage Renair- - Louis Hoyt and E. Mack have visited ters, Katie, Rosie and Maggie, of Mt the side list for a week, but is gaining for sale throughout States. E. A. Strout The World's 150 ingdone. AlUob work done at 15c per hour. Tash-u- Vernon, Julia of New Co., Largest Farm Dealers, at the old Hoyt homestead on the a Haven, and siowiy. Bt Nan, V....L. For Sale. Satisfaction guaranteed. For Sale Cheap a Alice and Nellie The buri- 11 omnu uv., nun vii second hand or of Redding. Charles E. Mosher has been drawing One buggy will exchange for cheap- road. nice buggy about new. er or Also 2 sets second al was in the Catholic cemetery in wood for William H. Worden. TjiOR SALE The Hessler Mail Boxes, Price wagon carriage hand E 81. Robert Staines, Cash Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing of all buserv wheels for sale Earl Garlick. Eoxburv. Charles Collins of New York is Bethel. Norman R. Mosher is Cheap Grocery, kinds. sawing up Long Hill. Conn. his William H. Worden's wood with his PETEEH. LYNCH. Ct. spending a few days this week, at pile Long Hill, iOR SALE Nice drlvin? horse, sound, kind McCALL'S PATTERNS new engine. SALE One Eclipse Corn Planter, has mother's here. r)R used about 20 $14 and afraid of nothing; safe for lady to place to plant acres; any rk horses around 2600 lbs a are the best. A full stock at French's. George P. Turner has been suffering R. E. station in Connecticut. One New WANTED-Wo- drive: also make a good saddle horse. Mrs S. Age Naugatuck Valley Ice Co. 421 E. Allen, Ct. Miss Eva Coles of Bridgeport is the Bethel. with rheumatism for several months. two-hor- cultivator used one Hattertown, Route B, Stepney riding season; Housatonie Ave,, Bridgeport, Conn ut. Mr and Mrs William H. Worden good condition, $22. any R. R. Station in Con- uepot, guest, this week, of Mm Inezj LeBar.. Fred C. New TRADE IN BETHEL. called on Mr and Mrs Charles McDon- necticut. Merwin, Preston, Ct. E. G. Flathers is holding the ribbons At French's, for your underwear and ald, last week Tuesday. . SALE New milch Jersey cow, extra cow. $35. A over handsome of Andrew Worden of New Fairfied vis- r)R few Chester White nltrs o o d o o o o o O O a very pair gray dry goods. weeks Op do ob op P o o o ited his six jold. Turney Northrop, Stepney, op do driving horses, purchased of Henry brother, William H. Worden, Conn. Tel. McCALL'S MAGAZINE FOR JUNE two weeks ago Sunday. Cartesen of Bridgeport They are PASTURE horses and now on sale at Bethel. TjilNE for cattle at beauties. French's, E reasonable prices at Woolsey's Ranch, , Hattertown P. 0., Stepney Depot, No. 15. Iron and IT REACHED THE SPOT. C. H. Hawley of unloaded a English's Beef, Wine, a ! 1 Stepney nerve tonic and blood OPECIAL NOTICE- -I hereby forbid all per-- splendid purifier. sons on m.v Think trespassing or steal It Over car of coal at the Long Hill depot, last property Mr E. Humphrey, who owns a from me and also forbid them and TAN SHOES AND OXFORDS. large ing making Tuesday Wednesday. general store at Omega, O., and is false statements about me under penalty of A the law. Mrs J. Sherman, Long Hill, Conn. Mr and Mrs H. N. Greenman ot full stock in all sizes at French's, president of the Adams County Tele- You Bethel. Will Want A New Mr and Mrs phone Co., as well as of the Home Tel- WANTED-Sto- ck to pasture. E. R. Bots-- Newtown were guests of ford, Newtown. Conn. Palestine Dlst. - ephone Co., of Pike County, O., says F. B. Mallett, Wednesday. of Dr New Noble F. Hoggson of New York and King's Discovery: "It TOR SALE 4 nice grade Holsteln beifers. 2 who has been saved my life once. At least I think X new milch and 2 springers. . h.. Mrs Martin Wautat, one of sum- early owner of Redding's finest did. Hawlcr, Hawler p. Conn, and it It seemed to reach the spot Plow, Harrow, quite ill under the doctor's care, mer homes, has not decided wheth- TirAN'TEO-Situatl- on jet the very seat of my cough. when ev- by a thoroughly reli- -' er he will spend the summer in Red able middle a?ed woman as is now gaining. erything else failed. " Dr New housekeeper Corn ding or abroad. King's foraged people. single man or invalid's at- Planter, Discovery not reaches Terms Address W. Mr and Mrs George M. Jennings and Mrs who has only the cough tendant. moderate. A., or Dewey, rented the spot, it heals the sore in call 98 Winthorp St.. Torrington, Conn. daughter, Dorothea, of Milford, and George Sherman house in Pleasant Val- spots throat, or Farm lungs and chest. Sold under guarantee Wagon. Harry Jennings of Bridgeport were ley, moved there last Tuesday for the R. p summer. by H. Beers &Co., Newtown: of Mr and MrsCharles Curtis & and guest3, Sunday, F. S. Dunnell and have Taylor, Co., Sandy Hook; P. Wagons famliy moved J. Garvin, L. Stev- P. Jennings. into their summer house. Bethel; Goulett, ! enson; H. W. Osborne, Easton; W. Harness Our Samples are set up for exhibition and owe to A. Clark is a well Miss M. E. Rushton, proprietor of you it George having B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Bros., If you want a Carriage. $ look do-- the Ridge Inn, recently lost a valuable your good judgement to them over before dug at his place. Martin Wautat is Cornwall Bridge; Connery Bros, If you want a Runabout, buying. - coat and glove. They were found by If you want a Business Wagon. $ i. ; M. ime wuiiw. Georgetown J. Sullivan, Redding want a -- ing the keeper of Putnam Park. If you Harness, , u. . G. If want a p much nioge; t Baker, Hawieyville; yon Blanket, Mrs Hollister Sage was enjoyed W. Hurlbut'& Co., Roxbury; Allen If yon want a Whip, on at the Metho Tashua. It you want Robes of any kind. $ last Sunday morning Joyce, itoxnury station ; u. w. Hatch, If you want Harness Supplies of any kind, dist church in a soprano solo. Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New If you want Harness Supplies of any kind, $ Milford If ant to save and secure satis- T. E. PLATT & For low on ;E.H. Beardsley, New Pres- you money SON, Miss'Sadie Belle Craft is spending a prices grain call at B. ton faction. q & ;Cogrwell & Wettereau. Washing- want in or Har- Hawley Co's wholesale branch, Step- If you anything the Wagon d) 53-- 4, few in this week, the ton Brown, ness line and look over Thone Ct. days Bridgeport, ney Depot - Depot; Harry Southbury; call our Newtown, guest of Mr and Mrs George Craft C P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins goods before purcbasingelsewhere. Brothers, Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long A & Herbert Clark and friend of Bridge- For satisfactory teas aud coffees eo to Hill; Drugstore. 5Ccand$L00 Trial W. Basstt Son, port enjoyed a day's fishing at New Henry Rupf 's store. bottle free. Sandy Hook, Conn. OO08CCO0ob o cccco THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, M AV 8, 1908 Is It BHBSSBBHBHBBHSBBBBBSH H BBBl Tho to D. M. Read Co. bHt; place buy E. H. DILLON & CO., . g The GUOCERIESonKurtlit ErtablUhti I8J7. SURE 11! Lea'ding Milliners, 1105 Main Street, Bridgeport Barnum Brothers Tailored $15. ' In Sheplmrd's Old Stand, Our largo establishment is filled with everything: that is Gowns, ' ' . B desirablo in Spring and Easter Millinery. , Dodglngtown. B We offer this week a line of jaunty and stylish Walking Suits which were B Untrimmed Hats from 50c to $5.00 122.50 earlier In the season. The materials are for the most part striped novelty Trimmed Keady to Wear Hats, $1 48 to $0 cloths In self with a suit in brown, blue, and black. E Trimmed Dress Hats, $2.98 to $40.00 colorings, plain nary Waramaug E Flower Sprays from 10c to $3.00 The styles are plaited skirts with the half fitting Prince Chap coats which All bilk Ribbons from 10c yd to $1.50 are to all A real E New Veilings from llic to 75 yd. becoming figures. bargain. Inn B Shirt Waists from 75c to $10. Black Petticoats Heatherbloom from 9c to $5.00. B Black and Coloied Silk Petticoats from $3,98 to $10. Lake Warmaug, B For Simple Wash Frocks. New Preston, Conn. B B Mercerized Chambrays in stripes and checks, and mercerized In the yarn E. ( H. Dillon & Co. before - so the lustre is and The neat . from 1st. to Novem- B weaving,- quite pronounced permanent. Open May and with and checks In ber 1st. B clear patterns are white grounds stripes pale blue, pink, lilac, gray and black. Worth 25 cts, 19 cts a C(fC Money-Maili- ng Farms Special at yard. OUUU for Sale in 14 State An endlos variety h die, Newtown price and purpose! itoclc The BeeJFoster's Perfect and tool included with 1008. many. "Stnil'i Catalan Newtown, Friday, May 8, our new a book of Model Oxford Three Attractive at the Silk Section : bargain! 1, proiuseiy illustrated, Bargains ling SuteMiM reliable it formation of farming localitiea and traveling; in- - Black Taffeta, 35 inches wide, 1.10 a unctions to let Drouerties, mailed FREE, u you at $3.00, Security yard mention tin paier, U'l taf railroadlcurtt. Stepney, This silk has a safe guarantee. E. A. STROUT CO. Are the greatost value that can lie found In Satin Foulards, worth 51, at 75 cts. the city for the money. Showerproof 150 Nassau St., N. Y C ty. Patent colt and dull calf, on the Avon and Tuscans, four shades," worth $1, at 79 cts. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Stand Pat. Narrow twe-a- vlcl kid In the Nifly, straight, broad toe. Also the Packard, $3 Oxfords In tan calf and We Are Now At the Methodist church, last Sun patent colt are O. K. selling: Tha best 83 day morning, four new members. were shoes for are here waiting for the you at Daisy Dairy Molasses Feed, which won the taken into full membership and the ser first prize and the International Milking Con- D. M. test at St Cloud.. Minn. Also lor sale: Ster- vice proved a very enjoyable and help' The READ Co. ling Stock Feed, Sterling Scratch Feed. Ster- fu one. There will be a nrayer meet FOSTER'S SHOE ling Chick Feed; staples, Corn, Oats, Wheat, at the Methodist led STORE, Bran and Middlings. . ing parsonage by the pastor, Rev A. L. Hubbard, next Successor to R. F. Foster & PATRICK CAMPBELL, Co., Wednesday evening, May 13. Sandy Hook, Conn. 246flaInSt.t Danbury, Conn. Eye flour made. Custom grinding. Acme To the Farmer: TOR SALE One second hand Mosler safe, Harrows fine 12x19x26 . HEREABOUTS. condition, inside measure NEWS Probate Notices. Should B on Farm. G. W. inches. Blacksmith tools from T. Martin's . Every Coggswell acts as the farmer's agent If they as follows: 1 ...... Been in Now have or "farm and want shop anvil, bellotvs. tire ' bender, Mrs John Warner, who has Write Right to any Poultry, Eggs, Apples, any produce tire upsetter and drill press, cheap. 3 Uol-W- n health since her husband's OF to the cash and returns send to me. one feeble DISTRICT NEWTOWN, ss. Probate get highest price quick it cows, fresh, one due In August, one 23th, 1008. BOOTHE BROS., 50 first-cla- ss death, had an apoplectic stroke on Also dealer in Real Estate. InDecembar; barrels cider for Estateof Charles E. late of New-- that tired 5 which the side has 'Bradley, feeling; shoats, all colors, red, Tuesday, by left towfl, in said district, deceased. Stratford, Conn. white or 1 100 blue; Edison Graphophone with become and she is at The Court of Probate of G. W. Conn. 1 paralyzed pres. for the District Met Your Farm COGGSWELL, Derby,, records cheap; Oliver typewriter, new, lat- Newtown hath limited and allowed six That's the Spot to est 1 $72 Home ent in a very critical condition. model; Comfort steel range, at months from date hereof, for the creditors of Tools. less than 1 cow due In W. Has price; Cary May, Albert Faircnild, who been said Estate to exhibit their claims to the ad- just the thing for a family. F. J. Hosford sick, has begun to gain slowly, ministrator. Those who to New Preston, Conn. very neglect present ...... MrsC. A. Elwell, Misses Mellen, their accounts, properly attested, within said Q. N. Clarke's Liver Pills will be debarred a All Tax Collector's Notice. Vegetable TOR SALE Good barber business. and Bessie JJavis are time, recovery. per Shop all Gertrude Craft sons Indebted to said estate are requested fitted UD. Located nr. Rnxhnrv Kf.pr.tnn iifii-el- Have a for Bilious and in South Norwalk the annu to make immediate payment to KrHo k dven to all persons liable wonderful reputation curing Dyspeptic Ailments. As w. s. voles, Koxbury Station, Conn. - attending Newtown that the al conference of the King"s Daughters ziipna m. urauiey, executrix. to pay taxes In the town of a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, taxi-so- list of 1907 will be due and payable stand Unrivalled. Once used. For sale TOR SALE Four Scotch collie pups, sable of Fairfield county. OF WASHINGTON 1908. I will be at the follow- etc., they tried, Always by Drug and rvISTRICT ss Probate Friday. Hay 1st, white, eleglble for registry. At stud, Elwell of N. Y., has 2nd, A. D 1908. ing i.in,...tnrnceivfisame: At Town Clerks Free sample by mail. Hill Frederick Troy, u Court, May gists. imported Fort Seattle by Champion Ifistate of unarles Warner late "I Otllce Saturdays, May 3, 9, 23 and 30 from 9 a. ex $7.50. spent a couple of days with his moth Henry . itigntaway. Wisuaw Gladys. Fee L, in said deceased. , m. to4 p. may iu, av iayiiu-- C. 68 . Washington district, m.i Monday, N. Conn. Hubbard, Grand street. Danbury. Conn, er. Mrs Carrie Elwell. Said Court lias limited and allowed six Curtis &Co.'s store. Sandy Hook, from a. m Q. CLARKE, Nichols, - of has been 4 a. b. waice- THE Danbury Weaving Works will weave Miss Beardsley Danbury months from the date hereof for the credi to a. m.i Saturday, May imn.at A Mrs Ernest tors of said estate to exhibit their claims man..rn) KntumTTl. I H. 111. IV O U. 1U. your rag carpet and rugs to your entire the guest of Northrop. Town Clerk's office from 9 satisfaction. Postal 13 Sum to 1 the administrator. Those who neglect Monday, June 1st, brings prices.; C. E. Osborne has visited at the 4 af ter the services of my bull to present their accounts, attested, a. m. to p. m. . XT NOTICE-Here- mit street, Danbury, Conn. properly . TT TTT home of Judge David A. Nichols in within said time, will be debarred a recov- J.J-- rlUuJLjitlAll, vuueuuur. II. Terms Cash. F. W. Piatt, New- For Sale. 1908. pOR SALE At a bargain. The property of Shelton. ery. All persons indebted to said est ate are Newtown. Ct., Apr. 3d, town, Conn. the estate of the late John King, located requested to make Immediate payment to Good Organ, price $20, Mrs Jane Taylor and Miss Nellie ' Estey at town line on state between 1 Frank J. ruiuorn, Administrator. UOR SALE-Ta- rm of 30 acres, good barn and COLLECTOR'S NOTICE- -I will beat highway Bridle the home of Dr TAX with stool. All in good order. . and Seymour, consisting of sawmill, are visiting at WdtCl. IU. XV Brick Building on Saturday, June 15, cider mill and casting shop with pond and Shelton in Ridgefield. nlSTBICT OF NEWTOWN ss. Court of from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m., and each second and W. L. CHADEAYNE, ... .. water power adjacent. Also two tenement Mr Chattaway of Bridgeport has Probate. Aoril 30. 1908. , last Saturday of each month thereafter, from houses and two barns. Price $3000. Terms Estateof Sarah M. Clark, late of New I 12 m, to 4 p. m. John F. Houlihan, Collector, Box 238, Derby, Conn. $500 been a at the Methodist 1907. down, balance on mortgage. Write or guest parson town, in said District, deceased. ,y Newtown, Conn.. April 4, telephone to Carlos H. Storrs, Ansonia, Ct. age. The Court of Probate for the District of Don't Be Fooled. Mr and Mr Frank Hodge of New Ha- Newtown hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said 5berrr)ar) & Tyrrell, ven were over from the city in their Come to my store and get the best estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Piano Tuning. STEPNEY, CONN auto, spending the at' "The Those and feed the market affords at night who neglect to present their accounts. Max A. well known tuner of with Mrs attested, within said will be all best Grass, piano Elms" Turney. properly time, the lowest cash prices, also the Bridgeport, Conn., formerly of Steinway & Painters, Decorators, Pape Hangers. S. debarred a recovery. All persons indehterl tn The good and Mr and Mrs Charles Curtis have grades of fertilizers on hand. Sons, Mfr. N, Y.. and successor of late Fred Class Work Guaranteed Prices rea- said Estate are requested to make immediate to attend to Piano First improved their house by having it new ' - nice Beyer, will be pleased your Estimates satisfactory kind are payment to FOR SALE-P-air of Hereford steers, be Mr Charles S. sonable. gladly given. M. & Son Devon steers Tunine. Orders may left at made at the ly painted. F. Canfield did Alfred Walker, Adminstrator. ones for $25. Four Newtown. Will be'ln Newtown every Will sell at low ngure. Piatt's, the work. at fair prices.- month. Bridgeport address 438 West avenue. Blackman Studio, Wednes. A. S. Edwards passed last OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate IF DISTRICT TTrANTED-Antif- me mahogany furniture Special Notice. 57 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. day at his farm in Fairfield. 1908. Will Charles H. Estate of M. of New Homer W. Atwood, f! pay good price. Martin, for Amateur and There will be service next Jane Gallagher, late 101 Conn. - Having opened the Blacksmith Headquarters Finishing preaching town, in said deceased. South street, Stamford, Supplies. ' as usual' followed district, Conn. Shop at Upper Stepney, am now ready to do Sundayjmorning by Upon the application of John W. Gal- Southford, and SALE A new not Horseshoeing. Carriage Wagon Repair- the Sunday school at the Baptist lagher praying for an Jorder author- upright grand piano, ing and General Blacksmith. Shop closed him-t- first-cla- ss warranted ten church. izing and empowering sell certain real rR make, Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. estate to said Also a Regal Piano iji perfect W. B. who has been belonging estate, as per appli- years. Player First Class Work Guaranteed. Mrs Craft, car cation on file more appears, is condition, must ue sum. ueaui cause i Notice. fully it Frank Favereau, On and after 1 my terms will be strict- ing for the sick in Trumbull, returned said selling. Address E., Bee Office, Newtown. July Ordered. That application be heard Redding Ridge. Conn. ly cash for all work at my shop. last and determined at Probate Office in New- home, Monday. the IN CHILDREN cured by San-tin-- On Friday. May 1, 1908, and each Tuesday town, in said District, on the 16th of May, Horseshoeing carriage and wagon reparing WORMS 9 4 Max Ehlen, who has been spending day 25c, Sample free. Smith's Drug STEPNEY, and Friday thereafter from a. m., to p. m., A. D. 1908, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, and l blacksmithing. Forsale i cheap in New has Store, Ansonia, Conn. Henry Pettit, CONN. our Store House located at Stepney Depot will the winter York, opened that notice be given of the pendency of said horses, good workers and fair drivers. be open with a full stock of all kinds 01 Gram. his home below Stepney Depot. application and the time and of hear- and just place This is for the benefit of our large buyers C. H. Hawley unloaded a car of coal ing thereon by publishing the same one time will be kifcwn as our Wholesale 'Branch. Our in some newspaper having a circulation in said What Kind of Luck Are Wanted To motto ill be "Quick. Sales,. Small Profits, at the Depot, this week. District, and by posting a copy thereof on the L. E. CHAPPELL, Buy. Terms Cash." Just arrived a new invoice of very public sign post in the Town of Newtown in You and which will Having? Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. Note our terms conditions, serviceable and good said District. Formerly at Evitt's Harness Shop, Wishes to be in no way deviated from : fitting working notice Practical ' William .T. Beecher, give that I. BERMAN, Terms Cash. shoes. Bring your feet and we will Judge. I can supply you with guaranteed fertile , do French and eggs or day oio chicks, s. o. white, 1224 North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. No Bags Broken. the rest. Stephen at the Harnessmaking Repairing, 12c OF Chicks S189-- No Bags Loaned. DISTRICT ROXBTJRY, ss. Probate Eggs$3per50.$5perl00. Telephone: Depot. , A. D. 1908. With promptness and reasonable charge can each. B. Hawley & Co. have unloaded 6 Estate of Charles E. Beardsley, late of behadatBEEMAN & STRONG'S STABLE. JOS. P. MURTAUGH. Brancnville, Ct. & ' B. Hawley Company, cars of in, the past ten days. in said District, deceased. Church Street, and would have all who are grain The Of of a call and A Of all kinds repaired at Hubbell, Rich Court Probate for the District, interested give him investigate. Stepney, Conn. Stephen Hayes, Perry Roxbury hath limited and allowed six months word to the wise is surlicient-g- et busy and new milch cow or Clocks reasonable prices. Have ard Blakeman of Stepney, William Jen irom date nereof, for the creditors of said Es- keep the hustling harnessmaker moving. exchange for a ld neirer com- You An Old Colonial Clock D. C. or so 01 jNorman tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. ing in this spring, or buy bob calf. Grandfather Clock that needs repairing COW SALE A three-year-o- ld nings uairneid, blathers THRESH FOR Those who neglect to their accounts, cash for Wells, Village, Monroe. Conn. it will run accurately? If so I am prepared heifer. Price treasonable. I.imnrfi of and friends of Bridgeport were all very present VTOTICE-W- ill pay highest prices to serve I properly attested, within said time.will be de- L' old bob calves and beef of all kinds. you. refer you, by permission, to Fred H. Beers, Brookfield Center, Ct. last Wednes- a hens, Allison P. Smith, Editor of The Bee, for delightfully entertained, barred recovery. All persons indebted to Samuel Snow, Stepney Depot, Conn. Flath-er- said whom I restorec to its old time efficiency a WARMS WANTED If a day, at Fairfield Beach by E. G. s Estate are requested to make immediate you have farm for payment to fine old Colonial clock. E. E. Meeker, $ew sale 1 can tind you ;a customer tor it. If of Long Hill. Mr Flathers took the WOR SAT.F. Several young sugar maple for Carrie A. Beardsley, Administratrix. E iikum AMTanuit. otxM. Nice ones for trans Eggs Hatching Preston, Conn. you want to BUY a farm I can find you just to the beach and them From Chamberlain & Hoffman strain. S. C. ev- party brought Mrs E. Turney. R. D. 16, Newtown. what you want. People come to my office planting. Brown mated with S. C. White Leg farms. Write me NOW home again with his handsome pair of Conn. Leghorn ery day looking for horn. No better strain for egg layers. Will if wish to or sell. Address, Sam horses he pur- you buy gray driving recently On flth. 1908, at book orders now. Fill all orders promptly. I 114 Ludlow St.. New York AtJCTION-- Saturday, May Sell Farms Licht. City. chased of Henry Cartesen of Bridge at the residence of Mrs Charles Satisfaction guaranteed. $1.50 per setting of H. Widow Must Sell 15 Address E. C. Ct. new port. The day was one long to be re Northrop. Main St.. Newtown. Conn., con eggs. Odell, Washington, And all kinds of real estate. FOR SALE Nearly runabout buggy. of 4 Give me a S. Hook. membered all. sisting the following: Bedroom Sets, 113 Acre Farms. description of your farm or place, Bartram, Sandy by black 1 1 1 terms I Write or walnut, oak, cherry, white enamel; VTOTICE- -I will be in and the and do the rest. Mrs Richard Brodenck, 01 4 set 3 1 mat- 50 M Washington. Tuesday do SALE-- tormerly springs: hair mattresses: cotton Keep 8 cows and team; 300 cords wood, call and see me. I can you good. JACOB TOR A few tons of good hay at ten 1 1 and on Wednesday of each week this-plac- tress; 1 Chiffonier: fine Chest of Drawers: Roxbury Middle Gate District. Route 16, New- dollars ton. Mrs M. Briggs, Sher- but now of Bridgeport, spent hemlock: plenty fruit; nearby farmers grow- and will market for BLOCK, per Jay Medicine Cabinet: Chairs Toi- : pay the highest prices 3. Ct. the of Mrs Charles Pur- and Rockers; ing 400 bushels potatoes to the acre hen house etc. Cash town, Conn. Tel. man, Monday guest let Sets; Plush 3 Plush 1 41200. of veal, poultry, eggs, vegetables, paid Sofa; Chairs; Cherry for 200 hens Price only For picture for all stock Clinton H. Judson. Stand and several others: 1 Oak Buffet; 1 oak see 57 bought. TOR SALE-- 50 yards of ingrain carpet at 25 the splendid house and barn, page A NTIQUE FURNITURE bought and sold. was Extension table: Kitchen Porcelain Money-Maki- of America and 30 cents yard. Not badly worn. The Lower Stepney school Cabinet; "Strout's Farms SALE A fine bred male colt, 10 months A G. B. Tucker. Easton. Ct. P. O. Address per Lined in A 1 one of A. STROUT & CO., FOR H. M. Smith. Newtown, Conn. Telephone 61-- 2 closed on last, the teacher and Refrigerator condition, No. 20," copy Free. E. a nice 450 lbs. Address R. D. 25, Bethel, Ct. Tel div. Friday the best on the 1 bay, weighs Bridgeport market: Pastry Cabinet; lau Nassau ot.. ixew iom. B. R. F. D. No. 8, Conn. scholars a' Child's 1 Thomas Post. Shelton, 20 taking holiday. Crib. Bath Tub, Carriage: Sled: boy's A Portable engine on wheels, 1 WANTED desk; blackboard; 1 Hall 1 t and power. Also 100 live squir- Royal Curtiss and daughter, Beulah, Lamp; Hanging SALE Three cows coming in home, barn Lamp: 1 piano Lamp, and 1 Brass piOR young 21-- 2 reasonable rels, young or old, to. set free in One are spending a few days with Mr Cur others; this month. John Retz. Zoar District.San-d- y acres, price. park. Stand: 'pictures; Table Linen; Table Felt; Address L. Box 85, Bridgewater, Conn. ram and five ewes, just weaned, will do if cap- tiss' Mr and Mrs A. B. Cur Blankets: NOTICE. Hook. Ct. of themselves. State parents. Counterpanes; Window Shades. able lof taking care Curtains and 1 2 tiss. Polus; Book Case; Chairs; VTONE made than the Intertational TTOR SALE-T- wo prices, Paul Boyton, Manager Steeplechase 6 3 2 better high grade typewriters. Large Rugs; Small Rugs; Lawn Settees; and A $28. Conn. . , A. Hull and F. P. Sher - S. B. the Jeweler Farm Gasolene Engine. Safe, sure new. good one A betterlone Island, Bridgeport, Attorney J. Rockers: I Sinser Sewinn- ? r.lrvt: 2 Wilson, nearly reliable. Boots, shoes, groceries and general $35. S. Holmes Ridgefield, Conn. man, to the republican state Portieres; JHat Rack; 1 8x10. in Irving OUTFIT FOR SALE-Hands- delegates Flag, Croquet Formerly in Newtown, has located Sandy merchandise. S. J. Parks, Trumbull, Conn. PONY and Wed Set; Fruit Jars: Crockery; Cooking Uten- on Main E black Shetland Pony, sound, kind and re convention, passed Tuesday Hook, next to Campbell's Mill, St., (SPECTACLES and Lenses sils: Tin Ware, Kitchen Range with Hot Wa- Hook. the of Re- SALE-O- ne good family horse about eye glasses fitted. liable in every way to ride or drive. 8 years nesday in Hartford attending the con' Sandy Conn., for purpose IfiOR u matched, and all kinds of Reid & ter Tank; Wash Boiler; Wash Bench; Wasli pairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. The 1050 lbs, sound and fearless, was raised on repairs. old. 1 four wheel cut under trap, seats four, vention. Tubs: Clothes Horse; Wash Board and other M. Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., Bridgeport. nearly new: Al harnets. saddle, bridle and Public is respectfully invited to give me a call the place. Newton Curtis, Sandy Hook.Ct. articles too numerous to mention. Remem- Tel. 3. leather fly net. Entire outfit at a bargain. ber the and 9th. Re- leOTICE-Noti- ce is hereby that the day date, Saturday, May ! B. Wilson, Jeweler. given Inquire of H. C. Hopkins. New Preston, Ct. TASHDA. freshments will be served to all who attend. S rate bill of taxes on the list of 1907 of the Charles F. Beardsley, Auctioneer. & town of Sherman, also the poll and commuta- CRAFT LYON, tion taxes of said town of Sherman have been the Bridge-wat- er A ld "rOTICE The annual meetingof in hands for said The Ladies' Sewing society of Christ TOR SALE Holstein cow will Stepney, Conn. placed my collection; taxes Screen Door and calf. Thomas Center Cemetery Associalion are now due and payable. 1 will meet the tax Spring church last week Keating, Walker's be on Tues- met, Wednesday aft Farms District, Sandy'Hook, Conn. held at the Congregational Chapel Painters, Paper Hangers, Woodfinishers. payers at Wm. B. Hawley's store on the fol ernoon, at the home of Mrs L. N. Mai- day afternoon. May 12. at 2 o'clock. lowing from 1.30 to 5 o clock In th Needed in every bouse. On exhibition at E. Canfield. Saturdays T?OR SALE Handsome cream color Burton Secretary. Our experience in our line of business fully afternoon, April 18th. April 25th. May 2d, 1908. the store of Charles I. Leach. New MHford. lerx mere was a good number pres- pony. 4th. 1908. or W. russett tan harness, and combination Dated at Bridgeware May guarantee every contract (large small) to At my borne on all other to May 4. On Call and see it. H. FENN. ent and amount was Do- days a large of sewing runabout, safe for children to ride or drive. be .absolutely satisfactory. Agents for all taxes not paid on or before Monday, May 4. A man on -' done and a afternoon Price for jlSS. Mrs C. W. 3779 Main SALE One Bradford Pneumatic tire mestic and Imported Wall Papers. Estimates interest at the rate of 9 cent per annum TyArTED to work farm, mar- very enjoyable rig Tator, fX)R We per ried or Must be a was St., Bridgeport, Conn. runaliout in good condition. Price ?45. promptly given. are well equipped for will be added and collected with such taxes. single. good milker, spent by all Next week Wednes service. sober and steady. Good wages to the right A. T. & T. Company, care C. B. Cutter. Step- best wm. ,1. Atchison. , day afternoon, May 13, the society . man. It. v. Miu-liell- bandy Hook. Uonn. WANTED Position as chambermaid and ney, Conn. Collector of Town Taxes. meets at the home of Mrs John Tread-we- ll ' waitress. No objection to a little house TjX)R SALE-T- wo Holsteincow fresh in July April 2d. 1908. TtrAXTED A blacksmith: work to work Katie Connor, Box 26, South Britain, NOTICE I am ready to do all kinds of E Alburn. Mill-ro- due Mavii. W.D.Dana steady and a good attendance is desired. n, ' the right man. Must be a sober man. F. Conn. ! blasting and also wall laying. Geo. Rob-so- Trumbull. Conn. X)R SALE Some first class field seed corn. J. Hosford, New Preston, Conn. Sandy Hook. Conn. - T. J. Cavanaugh, Sandy Hook, CU A man by the month must lie SALE One saddle horse and saddle, TyANTED NOTICE-Noti- F)R TjOR gALE One Berkshire sow and ten pigs eood milker. Thomas A. MacEslinJIaw- - rrAX ce is hereby given to all $125: 1 sorrel cob, 150; one business horse. TOR SALE- - Five Heifers for Sixty Dollars, S MrJohnRiha of VininzIa.. says. t- iweiksold: also one Chester White sow leyville. Conn.. persons owing taxes on the books of the IW; one gray mare. 125; 1 black horse, $75; - pnminff tvn years old: twouomlnir I vear due May 10. Edgar H. Beers. Brookfield Cen- "I have been selling DeWitt's Kidney Town of Monroe previous to the 1905 book that one rubber tire top buggy, $ti5; one light driv- old. Alsoa double dump carts. J. I). Dixon. Tel collec- 20 388-- ter. Conn. 96d. Danbury Dir. and Bladder Pills for about a year and WANTED A young girl from 12 to 14 years they must make payment to the tax ing harness $10; and have other horses to North Bridgeport, Ct. Tel. 4. age, to assist in housework in small tor on or before June 1st, 19iK After that sell. If you have anything to sell bring it l A - they give better satisfaction than any "of POR SALE CHEAP Park Phaeton carri- family. Mrs D. G. Beers, Newtown, Conn. date legal Iproceediiigs will be instituted and we will buy. 257 Black Rock Avenue, fjOTICE Anyone having any claims against age. almost as good as new. 1 mining a the pill I ever sold." Sold by Henry Kupf, all deliduuents. Conn. Tel 27-- M theestateof the late Nichols of dire. against Bridgeport, Henrietta forenoon of Eil P. Burton. Trumbull. Conn. Newtown, Conn. WANTED To 20 or more acres of good Clarence B. Burr, Nichols, present the same to C. B. Nichols, ad- pasture in Newtown. State price. John Zalmon F. Purdy. WANTED A roan on the farm. Must be a ministrator of said estate before October 1, L. " TfORSALE Fonrtonsof hay Valentine B. Nichols, R. F. D. No. i, Bridgeport, Conn. Marshall Beach. good milker. Good wages paid. J. J. v. a. imcuois. Jioiwoe, lonn. C In the Edward Murray place, Newtown. Ct. Selectmen of Monroe, Voorhees. Sherman. Conn. P.O. Address . Conn. OASTOniA.I118 Lewis T. Twist. Tai Collector. I)., Gaylordsville, Ihereby given that my wife. 1 HaTg Hlvrars TX)R RENT About SO acres of pasture to Swnti f M Eoagnt Stone Wall Hattie Bennett, has left my home with- New Layers. 40 rea-- E 1 rent for the season, situated in Fair- rx)R8ALE-- horses, one good driver and TjX)B SALE Chester White pigs nw out" cause, and that I will not be responsible Call or address Homer L. Wan-te- r. t. 8 New- field, Conn. Wanted, two stone wall layers nmi Arr one good worker. J. Murphy, Southbury dytogo. Also a bbls. good cider. for any bills that may be contracted hv her. P. Brookfield. M. m 41-- 3. New Fairfield. Conn. O.i ply to Delohery, Main St., Danbury. Ct Hotel, Sou thbury. Conn. ton M. Curtis, Sandy Hook, Conn.' Tel. Oliver D. Bennett, Stepney Depot, Conn. 10 ' THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, M A Y 8, 1008.

The Newtown Bee. DR. KENNEDY'S Newtown, Friday, May 0, vm. AVORITE HOWLAND'S Washington.1 hew Haven's Most Reliabk Store. DRWERSEBE REMEMBERED. Remedy Tln luta T)r VnrA hm.nnnfVl 1,1. ,.! Annt. Ilhrurv nnH all h!a aiin.iut lMn4.M.. Breaks no Hearts',' Excuses menta to Dr WerHt'be, who has resided no Crimes, Are The here several year and of whom Dr WonderfullyPretty T,Pj'.E,ftV.H ?0Dnp,17' FAVORITE HEM. Time Pick - Tis was to rond. Last- the rord very Thursday ED X U not a , ... frinnrta nf Di Weronha disguwed enemy of the human rauet where it mmnnt. hni, it i fifth wedding anniversary by present biinn. It to composed of mm witn a 01 uu, which vegotalile ingre. ing gut dieuts end does not bant or iufl.mie the New' contributions given freely by blood but cools and purilles it. In all cases Carpet. Hats at the townspeople, who desired to give sf Kmuer troubles). Livitr niilnl:.,i. $4.98 some substantial evidence of ther of tlie stipation Bowels, sad tlie delicate t for him and Stlp-P-M- friendship appreciation of derangoments which aflliet womon.theao. Let US ffiat , did many axis vi mwmenB. lion of Dr.- Kannm?v' PiVrinTTW . .1 . .ft 1 JurviL 1 '. .11 hall on the third floor EDY is tiruins. of the pleasant new store. Not JOHN M. BLACK'S WILL beyond Tl,n only n.teful people voluutarily testify to this, u "111 oecause Tha Intfl John Black ipff. an nofnii a letters to Dr. Karma, r7i 5PL "Oiomy it is to be wortn filled;full of new Not estimated 114,000. Frank warmth and fullness of words which mere carpets. only because its prices are w. Kinney, iormeny collector of inter Business certiHoatea never tmbsowi. Tt. fair to the But because ' na! is buyer of each and every one of revenue, administrator. Mr makes no drunkanlu tiiuna .1 1 .M.Hna these Hlllflf fift S' flffl)- tf tha breaks no LenrttL W'a things. I " Cnntrrarreti!n.vKnbtui a .t.niinr,r, . iii .i church of Washington' and the use are oonfldent of the Fairness of result. ONE DOLLAR of price, newness of carpets, which to the remainder 01 his estate to hia wid- a jsoiue. Aii in light by druggists, Bar mind the ... , ow, the provision being that at her name ana acwrossi Dr. David KENNEDY. .vv... W1U4I iy nave an maKe New iaicis aispiayea: death what is left of the estate shall Itondout. Ynrk. Wt vw f the new iui n 130 OU1U carpet hall the one to choose. go to the American Board of CommiS' ooitie ana place pie meaioil booklet full of valu. to be found sionersfor Foreign Missions. mum mouiwu buvjou. mention this caner. Illustrating variety 'mongst the carpets: ...... Mina Motto fVTall. wlnn waa nus vycAaveuniuU upon in tne caven near- Fine rich velvet jew hospital, nistriflt i and naruaA carpets in flower or set with two weeks is on the district patterns, hall and ly ago, getting along school board. stair patterns to match-8- 5c to U10 very nicely and will soon be able to sit yd. i small up. CHESTNUT LAND. ' Tapestry carpets in figures and in handsome Oriental pat- Miss Clara Randall, who has been ill terns, hall and stair ROSA patterns too, 50c to $1 yd. for a number of weeks, ia CHl'nino" nr. MrS FinflPr nnfl (favminWPfmi'n from New HaVPn r,A Good stout wnnl ery oay now. enpnf Qotncf Mrs Jane Clark or New Mi ford Sunday with relatives here. 50c and 69c yd. visiting her daughter, Mrs Charles The attendance at the school here is rain Fingers cannot fly fast enough to turn them out the Hats verv small on neenmt nf rha fillins:s in plain colors' for use around rugs, 50c and Woodruff. 75c Jjf that sell for $4.98 They're so much prettier than the Hats Allan Robinson's house and barns cough among the children. you can generally at that that there's demand have been receiving a new mat nf tnanes Chapin has rebuilt a bridge Ingrain in made buy price for on the Walker Brook carpets patterns specially for stair use, 19c to them from all over the state. paint by A. C. Titus and his men. road. 39c yd. Miss Laura Averill commenced Sidnev Clark was tin tmnt tailor-mad- There are severe, e Hats at $4.98 as well as day. stout old-tim- e teaching in the High school on Monday Iiag carpet, and in style, 29c yd. . flower-lade- n Miss V. :hanin fHnat Hats and - 1 nf MMUW Vent nr.. if there isn't a Hat already trimmed mornine in nlace of Mr Hollistfir. wtin HVIIN 09 Mixed fiber narnpts. warn nf fil-in- filUnor nf nAnl ?n inT.nn that pleases you or matches then we'll order resigned. home over Sunday. your gown why Mrs Andrew Bristol is w sweep, ouc one The Gunnery dancing class was giv- improving. lasi coior, yu. designed. , Miss firare------All-fib- er en a verv rrettv German on Tnoorlou RnpMnwhnm iaiu ooaioti. in mixed One of our milliners does Mrs .wi.&i,hiii aaoioblljg carpets new effects, green, brown and red 29c nothieg but design these Hats with evening by Mrs J. I. West. Andrew Clark a few days. to 55c a good of hands ideas. The Kev J. finmb called on yd. many pair to out her fraternities, the Eta Phi and the ' friends, carry last week. Crex Pi Phi, of the Gunnery and the Ridge ; grass carpets, clean and light and attractive 27 inch 35c. Mr and Mrs T.eslie Pandall avA will give a dance in the Washington i;tl 36 inch 38c, and to 72 inches 90c were on f l.anrl TWo at yd. club hall on ; aauehter ihestnnt New Haven's Saturday evening. 4c to 8c Greatest Muslin Underwear Mrs A. C. Titus has returned after a day. Carpet lining yd. Carpet pads 75c to $125 doz. Sale is one ot the attractions here pleasant visit in New Haven. We will be glad to measure any room at and Saturday Mr and Mrs Ernest, Clark anth your request give MASONIC 'NOTES. estimate on the cost of anv rmttprn nf daughter, Dorothy, were at his father's and put ia position. . ? over Saturday nignt. They mov. this St Peter's Inrlcre V St & M . No week, from New Haven to Guilford. 21, conferred the M. M. degree," Tues- - Third floor, take elevator or Mr stairway. and Mrs Robert Seabury with his day night. . brother. Rrfwnrrl. OA , went nn Anvil , bU Ansonia to attend the wedding of their The New Street Fairies Tla nV Inviting. Facts. nephew, Edward Seabury. nf urn Matting will come to New Milford on Friday of The foremost fact is that you always find money saving here. We make n xms weeK to play the treshmen of the Tlie Howland Goods boast of our superiority; it simply comes along with a well conducted business Roxbury. New Milford High school. The Eagles' Dry ball We invite inspection of our designs, as our Spring Offerings of China team recently challenged any school and Japanese Mattings are here. It is money in your pocket to buy from us. ' team in Danbury. The first to REV CLAY DENT CHUNN GOES accept was the Balmforth avenue ball Company, Prices 19 cents to 45 cents per yard. TO WATERBURY." team, which met defeat on the White street ReV d. D.- flhlinn 99 has olvaon grounds at the hands of the , Hw mw unvaujr Bridgeport, Connecticut. been stated m The Bee. has received Eagles on Friday afternoon of last week. N. Buckingham & Co., Inc., a unanimous nail in tint nautAvaa n-- E8TARMSHKr1R42. the Third Congregational church in and has already entered upon Furniture, Jugs, Lace Curtains, Couch Coxers, Portieres, etc. his work. Mr Chunn is a native of Stepney. Maryland. He fitted for Yale at Char lotte , Hall State .Mwm,-Codq- academy, Md., took the Ill Street," theological course in Yale seminary Sunday, June 14, the Methodist N. B.-- Ve niirsiiinc at. the Bamo onrlion ; church will repair, we refinish and we upholster furniture at reasonable rates. ' WMW.W timoW.lllV QhUUlCO 411 celebrate as children's dayj In Hub-bel- thffphilosophical department. He has the morning the pastor, Rev Mr l, held pastorates of Congregational will preach an illustrated object churches since Graduation in Minne. sermon. In the evening the SnnHav

e. school hold Artesian Wells sota, South Dakota and New Hamp-hir- their exercises. There In the latter place he met and will be sneaking anrl sincino- - hv tha and married Mrs tnunn. Mr (Jhunn came children. All are cordially invited. to Roxbury in 1905 as pastor of the Congregational church and principal of Underground the Booth school. He was called to Tired nerves, with that "no ambit- the Third chur-ch- , Waterbury, April 24, ion" feeling that is commonly felt in Pneumatic 1908. This is a young and growing spring or early summer, can be easily church and in a growing section of and quickly altered by what is Waterburv. is taking Tanks It the known to druggists everywhere as Dr church on the Brooklyn side and con Shoop's Restorative. One will abso- Wiard Plows For Suburban Water tains great possibilities. There are lutely note a changed within 48 those who feeling think (the mayor of Water- hours after beginning to take the Re- Outfits burv included the RrnnHvn at An n Lead the world. Connecticut Farmers Know Supply ' .ww...,,. WIUV Ml storative. The hnwp.ls tret and Like These Goods. Waterbury is destined to become winter-tim- e, In connection with the the the circulation often Everything for the farm.' Engines or nnest section wind mills for pumping water. residential of Waterbury. slows up, the Kidneys are inactive, and Power 8PEAYINO Mr Chunn is verv mnch nloaaoft OUTFITS for spray- m m u . mr mm r u nth even the Heart in manv rases omiri ing your lawn and orchard trees. mi his new field J.BOTSFORD FAIRCHILD, of labor. There is a good decidedly weaker. Dr Shoop's Restor- class of in 44-- 3, people the church and they ative is recognized everywhere as a Telephone Newtown,' Conn. are united, harmonious and loyal. Mr genuine tonic to these, vital nmsn Tf and Mrs Chunn have made builds ut many up and strengthens the worn-o- Por a mild, easv artinn nf tha hmv. STEPHEN B. CHURCH, warm friends in Roxbury, who while weakened fail- ' nerves; it sharpens the els, a single dose of Doan's regretting their extend and di- Regulets departure, ing appetite, universally aids is Treatment cures Seymour, Conn. heartv (mnoTatnlnti alwavs nuie.klv enough. habitual MAKE gestion. It hrinca rp. COnstiDation. 2K rents a hnv Act larged field of usefulness. Mr Chunn newed Boston Store: 66 Street. strength, life, vigor, and am- your druggist for them. High is an eloquent and forceful preacher. bition. Try it and be convinced. Sold YOUR OWN aaaaa n I Mrs Chunn is a lariv ohn - m nf by all dealers. . sonality and has taken an active part Kodol COmnletelv Hicrears in the church work in Roxbury. all Masses OAS. THE WORLD'S BEST CLIMATE of food. It will get right at the trouble and do the verv work itself for the rtnnatrv ffnmaa 0 SEW MILFORD. 3 stomach. ' It is pleasant to take. Sold Churehai.Facttriag should is not entirelv free frnm Hi by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn. owi thair own Gas Plaits Goods the high elevations fevers for Liahtino-- . Hantian Nicely SPECIAL VALUES FOR SATUR- prevail, Displayed While On the lower levels is Tir-- DAY. malaria on. Cookiag aid Powar. , countered to a On greater or less extent, rill's "Eaualizian" fiat Saturday the C. H. according to altitude. To overcome Machiie Booth & BetltlfiV C,n coin u it abaolutaly cafa - nlnpo VHnn BfllC climate 1 m affpr.tinns impla to haadla, IOllOWinB' new. : Plpan arA nnn always 7i ' jaundice, biliousness, fever and ague! rsady, ehaaply 0 goods. These can ob-- oparattd. goods only be g ana general aemuty, the most effective he tamed on at these : Saturday prices and remedy is Electric Bitters, the great Strout Sells Farms Wa also maaufaeturs uiey cannoi nn man or or- telephone alterative ana oiooa the anti- Thousands of sales prove all kiads of Gas aad Gas-ala- as ders for their ; , punher; goods dote for form methods. Ko advance Ei-ia- Best every of bodily weakness, right aupplits Gas as quality Apron Ginghams, 6ic. nervousness, and insomnia. Sold under fee required, jmprovett listing aad Automobila lixtra Women's Black blanks mailed on request. quality Hose, guarantee at R. H. Beers & Co.'s, Taika. 10c pany regular 18u. E. A. Strout t Storag price (limit 6 Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Company to - Rostnn New York Pk!I.Hlnk:. ' pairs customer.) Hook; P. J. Garvin, L. Gou-let- t. Saadfor eomplate'eata- - Children's Fast Black RtnpHno-- Bethel; i8 Broad St ISO Nassau St. Broad 4 Chestnut St in Stevenson: H. W. Osborne v.aa.- - logut aat ba eoivnead. .v6u,iu in-- c uii. iimii o ton; W. B. Hawley, to customer. J pairs Sherman; Smith Coleman g Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Connery Bros., J, Smith, Manar S Extra fine quality Organdies, White! M. toOOdS. With rinintw flnurora Georgetown; J., Sullivan, Redding BETHEL, CONN. i.nm. j ' G. uuib Kiage; i. mKer, mwleyville regular price, ioc. W. Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury; Allen Best All Wool Ingrain Carpets, 59c. Are As These are Joyce, Roxbury Station; G. W. Hatch, Good As Sold. certainly attractive prices imagewater: w. JN. Noble. New Mil. C. B. E. H. New Johnson, Beardsley Preston; Cogs- - Kkwtown, Conn. ILL HEALTH FORCES wen u,s fOrnish you with the best show cases manufactured in RECTOR OF wettereau, Washington Depot; SAimH' TO GIVE tiarry crown, C. P. Wil- Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer, Tirrill Gas Machine the United btates, at the same price as cheaply built cases. southbury; Public. Light- UP WORK. liams, South Britain ; Perkins'Brothers, Notary 22-- 3. o., Owing to ill health Rev J. A. Biddle Warren ; W, N. Hurd, Long Hill, Drug Telephone ing 50c ima signed tne rectorship of All store. , 75FultoaSt., NswYork. ELLIS WOOD WORKING Siants' Mpmnnfil rhmvh Mom M;i CO., j Established 1862. tus action becoming effectve 1 Bethel, Conn. . May Mr Biciaie came to New Milford from Lawn W aterburv .Tannnrt; 1 . J "JiVlV IUI OlJIIltt Diamond Sale . Call at the house tirl! time he had been curate at St John's and how we do rnurcn. was - light all the Cook lie tormerly a well known . A Success.- Mowers 1 Stewart No. , Congregational minister, and held a ing, MeaUng and lighting. Wa hnira hoan pastorate in a church of that demoni-natio- n ItinM raaA nlth to our Diamond From $3.50 to $10: at South Norwalk. In 1893 he response Sale and with re- Horse became an newed efforts will continue until after May 9. clipping machines Episcopalian and for twn Remember, we back every thing we selj with Call and look them over. years thereaf tpr waa nnfn. w forty years reputation for sauare dealinur be Smith Mary's church, Manchester, but hind us. Brothers, Only $6.75. owing May we show you our Diamond stock? liiucaa waa compelled 10 relinquish Diamonds have held a fixed value Agents, , mscnarge. Jor a time he waa rector li Toiler h oil tha naar hnnlnnna rimir., L. C. MORRIS, A complete assortment of are a safe Newtown Bee . Chicago and Gil- of Christ church at North Brookfieid, therefore they investment. Office, lette Machines. Parts Mass. The Grocer, Furnished. Here again poor health com- NEWTOWN, CT. ' - Enclosed Gear Sheep Shearing Machine. pelled him to give up his work and la- O. VV. Fairchild & NEWTOWN, CONN. ter he became curate at St John's Sons, $9.75. in ' Waterbury. Mr Biddle is to locate In t . Mannfftptnrlnir .TpwpIppc The Peck & Manchester, where he has purchased a Retailers, Importers, Opticians, Canfield & Davis, Lines Co., home, which he will occupy aft-- "At the Sin of the Chimes," " shortly 32-- Newtown, Conn. Telephone 3. 185-2- 07 er closincr his connections with v,o Middle St., 997 Main St., Cor. P. O. Arcade, ' Painters and Paper New Milford church. Mrs Biddle, Hangers. Want Advs. lc BRIDGEPORT, CONN. While BRIDQEPORT, CT. a resiHpnt... nf Manrhpnoi a Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples deep interest m.the Vork of the Ninth Established 1865. in town. f; a Word. THE NEWTOWN BiiiS, FuHMY, MAY 8, lixw. 11

Professlonil Cards. The Newtown Bee. Kverj t'llng PurchaHed Here Is Returnable. i Nuwtown, Friday, May 8, IW. The effect of malaria lasts a time. W.J. BEECHER, long

Attorneyat-Law- . You catch cold eailly or become run ll'oinJ5n(iaiBnfur(lRlilif, Hrldifport New Milford. down because of the after effects of malaria. Ontce In Nowmwn oiwn on tltturdnyii (rum I mji.IoS.3u p.m. Michael Strengthen yourself with Scoff's Lynch, the affable asslatant 111 at the drug store of W. N. Noble, Emulsion, passed Sunday at hia home in Bethel. BkBBV aaa F. fc J. Gale, M. D., Mr and Mrs Sponcer Welton of New builds new blood and tones nervous 1 - up your York were at the Wayside Inn over Sun ' Office In tlit Divld Btww Runldunc, system. day. if . Newtown Street. Leslie Udborne has resumed his po ALL DRUGGISTS I COo. 'AND $1.00. New Milford, Conn. sition as operator at Brookfleld June Offlce Ilourw (tod. m.,ltottndr(o8p.m tion after a vacation' of a few days. Rev T. J. Lee passed Sunday at his cottage at Madison. - Dr. Walter II. Kiernan, Charles bchrever of New Kochel e her lather could attend the aervlcea Millinery.- was in town the early part of the week. and give to her an account of them North Kent. AND BURGEON. You have PHYglCIAN a nre DroKe out, Sunday nitrht, on as an eye witness. Mr Thompson, ac- undoubtedly noticed the large number of be some woodland Hook, Conn. owned by W. Dodd and cording to family tradition, wm Dreg. hats trom this store that are worn the Sandy could be seen for miles around. No ent coming being by at the execution of Maj Andre and Mra E. Pendleton and ft 1 Margaret women of this town. Office TTour: to i a. m., to t and.7 to 8 p. m account can.be given as to how the fire was certainly at the siege of Yorktown We can do just as well for you as we IB-- a. daughter last week, from Tuii'imuiiei started. where he was wounded cannon ball returned, by a Mass., where on 29. have done for The Brotherhood of St Paul connected while In bpnngneld, April anyone. engaged bringing bundles of they attended the of Miss with St John's church have a poleg to on the earthworks. Mi'bb marriage You have the personal attention of the head Milliner. DENTAL PARLORS. organized lay Susie raidleton and Edwin Morgan. caKeoau ciuoana clayed in hrookfie d. Thompson, after his death, came to get her special designing and if follow her . half-siste- you suggestion T ...... 1 , .in I.iIaou l vnlfalilA Woodbury to live with her r. T'imrb umibinnlnjr. But. ivnai.tn. Saturday. w Must modern and wlcntllllo appliances used Hermon cowers or New Haven was Mrs Huntington, and snentmuch of in nave a smart hat and at a moderate IT REACHEDTHE SPOT. aiwayi price. Used for painless operations. in town, Tuesday. her life in that town. For 8 few years DR. C. B. BLACKM AN, " Mrs Stephen C. Beach is visiting at she was in the South caring for the Long Branch, N. J. children of her widowed Mr E. Humnhrev. who owns a lure-- fiurgeon Dentist. Office In Post Office Block, brother, of Hew aiiuuru, uwn. Rev T. J. Lee will preach on Sunday whom the late Mrs F. A. Walker of general store at Omega, O., and is Queen Oxfords. in the Presbyterian church at Nyack, Waterbury was one. She was always president of the Adams County Tele Quality N.Y. intensely partriotic and proud of hefl phone to., as well as of the Home TeJ- - "They Fit Where Others Fail." Celeste A. Benedict, M. Dm Watch and clock promptly distinction as a daughter of a Revolu cjjiimn; va,., ot rme county, u., says repairing of Dr New s attended to at the rstore of M. W. tionary soldier, and took great interest King's Discovery; "It . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. saved $3.50,3.00, 2.50 Hill. - in the worn or Melicent Porter Chap my life once. At least I think did. 28 State Street, B Conn ter from its earliest days. She counted it It seemed to reach the spot rldgeport, . Not For a refreshing glass of soda water each member a personal friend, and tho very seat of my cough. when ev- one woman in a hundred can decide the merits of . one of the with pure syrups call at the drug store ' Electricity therapeutic agents. greatly regretted her inability to at- erything else failed." Dr Kimr'a New i pair of shoes by inspecting them. But there are Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 13 m., t to 4 p. m. of Albert Evitts. its Discovery not reaches tend meetings during the last part only the cough wo words that stand for her Take your watches and clocks that of her stay in Waterbury. She was a spot, it heals the sore spots in throat, protection "Oueen Oualitv." need to C. E. New communicant of the Episcopal church, lungs and chest. Sold under guarantee The demand for ' repairing Riddiford, Queen Quality grows bigger every day. Milford. and attendant upon its serv by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown ; DR. 5. E. ALLEN, 10 ices so long as health and strength Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook : P. we aK you try one F. E. Soule has sole pair. HATTERSTOWN. CONN. the aarency for permitted: her love for the church be J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Stev New Milford for the Buck P. 0. Address: Route 13, Stepney Depot, Conn Cigar. ing as deep and ardent as her love for enson; H. W. Osborne, Easton; Vf. Druggist w. N. Noble is offering a her country. She was for several years B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Bros., Adminstor of Magnetic Treatment. Speci line of the famous Wallace alist in treatment or eczema, complete an inmate of the Home, uornwaii Connery Bros. v a piles, catarrh, confections. Southmayd Bridge; values or heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. and while there attended services at Georgetown ; J. M. Sullivan, Redding opeciai aturaay. wpiucirie furnished lor tills treatment. R. W. L. Wendt. the Jeweler, is u. Terms reasonable. Consultation tree. St John's Church regularly, occasional mage; r. Baker, Hawleyville; JJ. On we on sale the clean located in the Andrews block, opposite W. Hurlbut & Allen Saturday place following new, ly making a vi nt to St Paul s church Co., Roxbury; -- the Bank building. Waterville, in which she became much Joyce, Koxbury Station: G. W. Hatch. and up-to-d- goods. These goods can only be obtained on CHARLES S. PLATT Get a nouth Bend watch at C. E. interested. Some three or four years Bridgewater; W. N. Noble. New at these and we cannot fill mail or Riddetord's. You will like it. Milford Saturday prices telephone ago, she retruned to Woodbury, where ;E.H. Beardsley,. New Pres - ' Van and canned for these Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, Camp's pork beans, she has lived ever since among her rel- ton ; Logrwell & Wettereau, Washing- goods. is a delicacy the busy . housekeeper ton Depot : Brown. Snuthhurv : atives and early friends. She was of Harrv l-- NEWTOWN, CONN. ikes. 1. Best quality Apron 6 2c Charlei Leach, the grocer. a bright, cheerful disposition, and fond C. P. Williams, South Britain; Perkins Ginghams sells and the line of it, biggest fancy of receiving visits and letters from her Brothers, Warren; W. N. Hurd, Long Extra quality Women's black Hose 10c groceries in town. D. 50c. and Trial pair, regular Mrs. James friends, especially from the A. R. mil; Drugstore. $1.00 18c Gordon, C. E. Riddiford is headquarters for Chapter, to which she often sent greet- bottle free. price (limit 6 pairs to customer.) correct and work in watch and her res- Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, satisfactory ings messages. During Children's Fast Black 10c ; and clock repairing. idence in Woodbury she has; been able Stockings pair regular price Class Lessons, Ensemble to be taken about in a wheel chair, and : OACITORIA, l?c (limft 6 pairs to customer.) even to attend services at St ' Paul's Boars the Tha Kind Voii Have Always Bouglit NEWTOWN, CONNECTICNT. a fine Woodbury. church, near her home. Another Extra quality Organdie, white grounds with daintv shock came a few more se- JUDGE JAMES HUNTINGTON. days ago, flowers, sprays and dots 10c, regular price Sc. Oscar Pitzschler & Son, vere in its effects, and a third soon fol- James one of which resulted She Best All Wool 59c. BARBERS AND HAIRDRESSERS,' Judge Huntington, the lowed, fatally. Ingrain Carpets leading lawyers of Litchfield countv. leaves three nieces, Miss James Hunt- Newtown, Hook & ville Sandy Hawley died at his home in Woodbury, Satur- ington of Woodbury, Mrs W. L. Prit-har- d CNewtown shop Hawley-vill- e Par-mel- open every day. day as a result of heart trouble. He of Thomaston and Mrs C. C. ee shop open Wednesday afternoon and If You Want Sunday morning. Sandy Hook shop open was taken ill about two weeks aero and of Bethlehem, a number of grand "THE every week day. Only first-cla- ss work. 'during last week his life was despaired and and nieces and HOLSMAN," POOL TABLE. A or ot. He was born in Coventry, Tolland several cousins, of whom the Hon N. Horse, Carriage f county, June 4. 1833, and was a son of D. Sperfy of New Haven i s one. The Outfit, call on The Modern Hill Climber, Griswold M. D., Edward G. and Eliza Clark Hunting funeral services were held on Sunday Bragaw, ton. His father was a soldier of the afternoon at 1.15 at St Paul's church, R. H. Thomas, and All feound Physician Surgeon, War of the Revolution and after the Woodbury, and the interment was in Successor to W. M. Koeler, NEW MILFORD. That Runs the Year Office United Bank Building. war bought a farm in Coventry, re- Woodbury. Waterbury American. ; New Milford, - - Conn. maining there until his death in 1875. Judge Huntington was a near relative Office Hours: 8 to 9 A.M. 1 to 2, 7 to 8 P. M. to Miss Augusta Thompson, a real Roxbury. daughter of the Revolution,, who died Wm. Residence and Office, United Bank Oliver, Bldg. in Woodbury on last.. Their 200. . Thursday CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Telephone homes were next door to each other. and T j. NOTES. Blacksmithmg From 1805 up to the time of his admis- sion to the bar, Judge Huntington Rev S. McNeal Keeler, who preached Wagon Repairing, Dr taught school and also between times in the Congregational church, Sunday, fjattarii. New Milford. attended Wilbraham Academy. Later May 3, will again' occupy the pulpit. Poplar Street, DENTIST, he attended the New York Conference Sunday, May 10. Rev Mr Keeler comes New Sank Strikt. Milford. Seminary at Charlottesville. N. Y.. from Danbury highly recommened and and in 1857 he was from was very much liked here, last Sunday Corner of Bank and Main has surely been a graduated the busy corner for the past mown at state and national law school at Pough-keepsi- e, LEONARD'S INSURANCE N. Y, Subsequently he en- PUT A SHOULDER OUT OF JOINT. $800. $750. tered the law firm of Waldo & Hyde at Thomas Walsh, while leading an un SPATCHER'S REPAIRS AND STORAGF. AGENCY, Tolland, afterwards Wsldo, Hubbard & ruly bull for Anthony Walberg, had Hyde of Hartford, and he was admit- the misfortune to put his shoulder out Millinery Parlors, ted to the bar of Tolland in' Bank New Milford. FIRE AfiCfDENT. county of joint, last Thursday.. , He was tak- United Building, FRANKLIN GARAGE 1859. He practiced in Waterbury for en to Dr Pons' office, who reduced th e Old Companies, several years but made his residence in dislocation. New Goods Just in From New York. Agency for Connecticut and Rhode Island. Lowest Rates. Woodbury, where he lived for fifty years. He became judge of probate in John Clark suffered a severe attack James J. Kerwin, 163 John Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 1861 and held that position for thirty-fou-r of apoplexy, last Thursday. His daugh- Telephone 688-2- ., years. He represented the town ter, Mrs Lewis, is caring for him. of Woodbury in the Legislature during The Booth school young people went Just Dr 8. Todd, 1874 and 1875 and held the position of over to Brdgewater on Monday night R state's for twenty-fiv- e A attorney years. to see the play given by the young Minute! 1887-- A. VETERINARY 8 H SURQEON, In he was senator from the old people of St Mark's in Grange hall. ICECREAM! McMahon, Sixteenth District. Four school Come In and Try Our New Milford, Conn. years ago Miss Coates, the popular Booth for was a candidate for Agent the Judge Huntington teacher, was invited tb chaperone the New Maple Sugar and Syrup Choice secretary of state on the democratic party. They had a' very enjoyable GURNEY ticket. In criminal cases he was reck- time. Direct from Vermont. Same as mother used oned among the ablest of the prosecu- Mr and Mrs into to make. It's delicious! Second invoice just Steam and Hot Water. Heaters. Phillips are moving arrived. Alexander Noe, tors in the state. During his long serv Methodist week. Confectionery! the parsonage, this in all its Branches. ice many ot the most noted criminal Mr and Mrs Charles Sanford of Plumbing Veterinary Dentist, , G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, cases m the history of Litchfield Woodbury were in town on old Farmers' Trading Co., Estimates free. Call before you buy. calling West P. 0. Box 164, Ct. county, notably those of murder, were last The Satisfactory Store, New Milford. The Shore and Hound Oak Stoves need Ansonla, neighbors, Monday. no puff. They are the best. tried by him and ended in con- ' has Mall orders'promptly attended to. usually Edward Wetmore of Bethel New Milford, Conn. victions. He usually tried cases with moved his family into the Mrs Caroline great speed. Prominent in all town Thomas house, the past week, and has Albert H. McMahon, affairs, he remained a staunch demo- moved his saw mill to the Mark Brad- We Have A New Line of ' Street, New Milford. crat throughout his life and command ley woodland job. Bridge ; "Runaway," ed and H. D. Hine, the respect confidence of all Born, 3, a to Mr and i For a little while and look over our May daughter Spring Goods large with whom he had dealings, j stock of Men's and Boys' Shoes, Also full regardless Mrs Jerome Winters. PHOTOGRAPHIC line Rubbers and Bubber Boots. of political faith. He was interested in Complete. Now Is the Time Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Salt, Molac Mo- school affairs and as chairman of its KUai. To have wired Feed and H. J. Flaxfeed. G. N. Clarke of Nihols is sending Ladies' Shirt Waists, a complete and your house for Electrio lasses board of education for many did very Lights. There is no time of the when Cotton Seed Meal for fertilizer; Best Meal, years out free samples of his celebrated attractive line. After hitching your team in year much toward the educat Shed come over and look at electric lights are more appreciated than In highest analysis. strengthening Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are 200 Styles ot Picture Frames, the Town my close summer kerosene Choice Seed Grass Seed all kinds. ional stock. the hot, nights, when Oats, system of Woodbury. At the troubled with biliousness, constipation, or gas useupwhatlittlle air there is in the A large variety New Garden Seeds just re- time of his he was q& an(j gee jliem - death president of etc., ! house, heats up the rooms and you try to sleep ceived. Yellow and white Onion Sets. indigestion, headache, dizziness, O. New Milford. in the of Standard Oil. Class Market iwith the Choicest of the Litchfield County Bar Association. above MILLER, delightful atmosphere First should try them as they cure the Do it now with Spring houseclcaning. All Meats and . He leaves a widow and two Poultry. daughters. j : work to conform to under- Select line of Groceries. ailments where other pills only give STUDIO guaranteed the Mrs Samuel Tomlinson and Miss - . writers' requirements. Temporary renei. see ms aaveruse- , . MM. Rebecca Huntington, both of Woodbury, 1v.vai n. uxubfli iivFv t taent in another column. uuitc Steam and F. , The funeral was held from his late res-- L, Bennett, Hatch & 1 - Mot 12--3. Ackley, Marsh, i dence at 1 o'clock on Tuesday after 1f- Water Telephone New Milford," Cono Railroad and Bridge Streets, noon. Heatera, New Milford. Uniq Manufactured by MISS RHODA AUGUSTA THOMP. If You Want to ' SUN. J. A. NORTHROP, Prop., Miss Rhoda Augusta Thompson, 86 New Mii.ford, Oons. BUY A Carriage Making, years, 11 months, a Real Daughter of FARM, the American Revolution, and a mem- km I SELL FARMS, and ber of Melicent Porter Chapter. D. A. U fl Repairing R., of Waterbury, died at her home in If you want to Sell a Farm, I can SELL 1 P. Martin for If want lease a Woodbury at 6.30. Take the choice illustrations Edward you. you ta or rent farm, Saturday morning, I have a selected list cf desirable properties. Painting. Miss Thompson was born in Woodbury from the magazines and frame them Money invested in Farm Mortgages or New on June 1, 1821, and therefore PLUMBING and York Realty with the highest rates of In- nearly with Dcimisoii's Passe-Parto- ut Fine Line of her 87th She was yourself HEATING terest. NewYork Realty pays 7 per cent completed year. Estates setlled and cared for and col- the of a number of children Binding. Too easy to rents youngest AH Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work lected. Correspondence solicited. Light Barriages, Runabouts of lhaddeus Thompson, of that place, describe. Costs but a few pennies and Buckboarda. and lived there until her father's a pictureworth dollars when JSO Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD. CT. Phineas E. Clark, death, which occurred when she was Tel No 107-- 4. finished. Beautiful, artistic, Tel. 82-- 4, New Milford, Ct. THE OLD STAND. eight years of age, on June 16. 1829. Mr Thompson served as a drummer ricll. The most exquisite way of boy and afterwards as a bombardi er preserving treasured photographs. Taylor & Buckingham, in Col Lamb s in regiment of artillery No limit to size. Any color you Cottraetort aid BuiUrt, ! T. the War of the Revolution. He was J. Mulcahy, want for harmony or contrast BMlroad Street. New Milford, Ot. Kestaurant one of the partiots who passed safely Elm Street, New Milford. through the of the terrible We have a complete line of Estlmittes cheerf ally furnished on large or hardships small contracts. Fenn Montans, winter at Valley Forge, and a bronze Dennison's Passe-Parto- ut mater- to Mygatt BIk Railroad St New Milford. tablet his memory was dedicated in ials. Book of instruction FREE the memorial chapel there last year. Meals served at All Hours. . of This tablet was the gift of bis de- for the asking. Fowler Give Me A Call. TOP the JOB scendants, and Miss Thompson spent &Toquet, IN THE WORKING. much time and work in raising the Civil and Hydraulic Engineers, N. BURWELL, money for it It was a great grief to P. M. CASSEDY, New Milford. Fresh, Clean MILK from the her she was not able to be Surveyors. and that present the Most Line of Fishing Tackle Painting Paper Hanging. at the dedication services, but she was Headquarters for Compfete floods in Rrowr & Kkapp Buildikq, First Class Work and Reasonable Price, New Milford Creamery. much that the work was sue and Sportiny the State. gratified BANK ST. NEW HILFOED CT. Wiluvilli Avt, Nsw.MjLroHD. W.A FARC ELLS, Prop. cessfully completed during her life CHAS.A. PARCELLS Mgr time, and that a lineal descendant of Telephone 114. Orders may be left w!Ui C. A. Way Oo. 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1908.

South Britain. Sciatica Follows MONEY 1NTOULTRY. The South Britain .rouUry farm hud a ItiO-eg- g incubator come off, on day Thejjrip. lust week, which hatched 153 young PATIENT PERMANENTLY EhglahdSays chicks of the White Leghorn breed. Eua L. Curb W of the CURED BY DR WIL- Every George proprietor n n farm, LIAMS PINK PILLS. HO 1). W. Hiibbell is right Into the poul- MS . ALQN try business this season. From 50 eggs he hutched 44 chicks ofthe White Leg- After Being: Confined to Bed Stoir in horn breed his incubator. Tho boys For a In will have to lookout for the laurels. Month and When Ordinary Remedies Failed There is constant improvement at Wanamaker'i because food A. N. Bronson does not take the back is to there constant growth in right directions. "If we grow,' seat at all. One day, last week, he Bring Relief. and shall we not , We ar methods strictly prohibits mixed up two kegs of paint and paint- outgrow?" steadily outgrowing the sale or alum ed a house two coats, painting included "I suffered from sciatic rheumatism that have bad their day, and adopted better ones that serve the roof and chimney, and trimmed it for a year and a half after an attack present purposes more effectively. This growth in all direc- in one hour and minutes and of the says Mr J. C. baking powder twenty grip," Sutherlin, tions is one factor in making the completeness which is so was not dead either and the next morn of 103 North Olive street. Goshen, Ind., -- attractive to shoppers. is another ing went to Roxbury and sheared a ana was connnea to my bed for a Thorough organization So does France Hock of sheep for a farmer there and month at a time and for two weeks ly factor that tends to produce completeness. Specialists who ' got back home a few minutes after ing with my legs drawn ud with nain buy for every well organized section of the Wanamaker store, Can of the My suffering was so that the doc- So does Germany noon. any boys beat this? great are in touch with the best markets of the world, and buying Let us hear from them. tor gave me hypodermic injections. The a!e of alum foods largely command the of manufactured at The South Britain Poultry farm re- The pain was in both legs from the hips they pick, products to tne toes ana was moderate lias been made illegal in Wasliington and the District of Colum- ceived 118 young chicks of the white sharp and sting- prices. breed from ing. couldn't sleep without leghorn parties in New 'I nights Yon will find the proof of this completeness in the Spring bia, and alum baking powders are everywhere recognized as York one last week. binding my legs with cloths. state, day tightly stocks of now in the first flush of A new baseball team been My appetite was gone and what I ate every department, Spring biuA,us-- has formed in South Britain for the com- distressed me. My stomach felt hard beauty and richness. ' To yourself alum, and me. protect against season. George S. Bassett is cap- pained e ing The Men's Store shows the best ready-mad- clothing in tain and A. S. Kendricks is "I was under the care of one doctor when manager. the world, the best shoes America the most com- ordering baking powder, They played their first game on Sat- for two months, of another for six produces, of underwear ' urday afternoon with the saw mill boys. months and of another for perhaps plete stocks and hosiery. three months. all called Frank Beeman has moved into the They my Nowhere will you find larger, more comprehensive assort- y- across from trouble sciatic but didn't me. I tenement the store of help ments of fine formal and informal Sapplainl- the late Charles P. Williams. tried everything that was recommend- millinery, costumes, suits, Miss Fannie V. Daniels of Newtown ed to me but nothing gave me relief. coats and evening wraps. The Girls' Store is also splendidly D. I then went to the baths at Martins- was the guest, Jast week, of Mrs A. equipped with coats, suits and "dresses at a wide price range. Munson. ville. I to-- k the baths for about four We are particular in serving Little Folks and the William H. Fowler of George's Hill, weeks and. got only a little relief from mighty Store is with for who recently moved into Mrs Abram them. One day an acquaintance gave Children's replete charming apparel them. me a of a box of Dr Williams' r and be very sure you get Royal A. Bennett's house, moved last week part Eight floors that means a space of nearly eight city into D. M. Mitchell's tene- Pink Pills and told me to try them. I from Thursday blocks of housefumishings, practical and decorative, offer Royal is the only Baking Powder made Royal Grape ment house, fomerly occupied by Fred felt a little benefit from them and took a few boxes more and was cured. I overwhelming evidence of the completeness of Wanamaker's Cream of Tartar. It adds to the digestibility and whole- - Schwartz and family. J. H. Cassidy and First Selectman have no rheumatism now, weigh 225 in the matter of furniture and embellishments to make the rrn T. F. Wheeler of Southford attended pounds and 1 have recommended the home comfortable and beautiful. the convention, last week Tuesday, pills to lots of people as I think they Wanamaker Dress Goods Store is famous in as delegates from Southbury, at New are the best medicine on the earth." The here and Haven to nominate delegates to the Dr Williams' Pink Pills do not simp- Europe, for the marvelous variety and beauty of its silks, Democratic National convention to ly relieve pain but they cure, and cure woolens, cottons and linens. meet in Denver in July. permanently, diseases caused by de- Miss Alice McGilvra, who has been praved or vitiated blood. They act- Do your Spring shopping at Wanamaker's for a satisfactory and in this old establish ' ers employees spending several months w.ith Mrs ually make new blood and have there completeness marks all merchandise. It is merchandise The Newtown Bea ment is ideal, and strikes are unknown fore a direct and George Cass, has returned to her home powerful curative bought to please all tastes and sold at prices to suit all purses. Unless they Btart up again, the shops in Minnesota. effect on such diseases as rheumatism, Newtown, 8. 19U8. two-thir- Friday, May will probably run at about Mrs William Fowler, who has been anaemia, general debility and after- canacitv. ill, is gaining. Dr Samuel Green of effects of the grip. As the nerves de Mrs and Mr and Gustavus Merriman Southbury is attending her. pend upon the blood for nourishment Lime Bock. daughter have been passing a week in Mrs William Veness and Mrs and medication. Dr Williams' Pink JOIN WAMM1IE! Waterville. Pills are for the treatment George Cass spent the day in Woodbury unequalled Formerly Broadway, Fourth Avenue, A MODEL CREAMERY.' last week of even the most severe nervous dis- with friends, Ihursday. A, T. Stewart 6 Co, Eighth to Tenth Street Reuben has taken a orders, such as par- The Bishop position neuralgia, partial editor enjoyed a call, Saturday, at the store of the estate of Charles P. alysis, St Vitus' dance and locomotor model and at the creamery Woodbury. Williams. ataxia. of the Condensed Milk Co. Bordern's Miss Julia Hinman is a new Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by Lime Rock. The having at buildings Farelall iron fence built on the south side of all druggists, or will be mailed, post- new and a model of its kind. plant her house. Frank Harrison is doing paid, on receipt of price, 50 cents per About 9500 of milk received A ANNIVERSARY. quarts are WEDDING the work. box ; six boxes for $2.50, by theDr Wil- The is M. daily. superintendent I. Dr H. F. Leibert has been in Phil liams Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. Y. Koos, a and affable genial gentleman. On Thursday. April 23. about 40 of adelphia, Pa., to see his brother, who He has the following force of : helpers the friends of Mr and Mrs Abram Klein is seriously ill and not to live. F. M. Pick. W. H. F. B. An- expected Pulver, gathered at their home on Grassy Hill Miss Judith Mitchell is the drews, W. R. Dixon, Edward teaching Dixon, to assist them to celebrate the fifth Purchase school and is boarding with 0 0 Fred Dixon, Wallace Dixon, W. Simp- anniversary of their wedding day. Mr and Mrs Henry Mitchell. son, Peter Silvernail, E. ; Joseph Clark, Games and dancing were enjoyed until Miss Mabel Adams, who has been ill Blake, E. Griswold. Fred S. ! Howard Burr & Howe, about daylight. About midnight a fine at Mr and Mrs A. L. Kendricks', threat- 43 0 Co, 0 Chaffee, W. Aldorph and Frank Wild-ma- n. Refrigeration supper was served. Mr and Mrs Klein ened with pneumonia, is now gaining. The three teamsters W. 0 are received a large number of handsome Dr Green of is J3 Preston F. L. and Southbury attending Revolution Bushey George and costly presents. Guests were pres- her. 0 Bogue. To those who are interested South-bur- ent from Woodbury, Newtown, y Seized 0 the modern and methods of and South Britain. The occasion g 0 a visit to one handling milk, of the was one long to remembered and as Southf ord. 4 by the 0 model creameries of the Borden's Co. all wished the friends departed they 4fi 0 Exceptional Facilities for the 0 is always inviting. their host and hostess many happy re- Great White Stone, ' ITEMS OF INTEREST, u turns of the.day. 42 iL 0 0 JAMES WINTERBGTTOM INJURED. For Centuries Stone PT David Walker, .game warden from Tj has 0; .0 James Winterbottom, the popular Waterbury, visited his friend, Game been recognized as a super- - ow gardener for Hon Milo Richardson, Warden Wylie, over Sunday. 4i ior retainer of cold. From oV ,0 while out Abram Klein of Grassy Hill reports a Cold getting manure a week ago Mrs Curtis B. Atwood, and Mrs of fell in the that his early peach trees are now in 43 Quarries in the Whitest Storage Saturday, Charles all from wagon, straining full bloom and that all his orchard is Perry, Watertown, - or breaking the ligaments around one were entertained at "Brooklet 4 Mountains came the glis- full of buds and they all give promises recently knee. Dr Skiff was summoned and Valley Farm," the home of Garlick & mo tening gleaming SOLID ' of a large crop for this year. Fur-Lin- ed put the injured leg in splints. Mr Win- Son. STONE, and white Furs and Garments, Oriental Rugs, rg terbottom is confined Fto Wilbur Morris of New Haven spent snowy (J his bed and Charles Meyer is raising lots of J with a mirror of room and probably will be unable to a few days at his place on Grassy Hill. chicks. J grand polish, Draperies and Hangings, young fin-- 0 get about for a month or more. "Jim" last week. Walter Wheeler has been drawing 4i making absolutely the of is a man of cheery disposition and Abram Klein saw two fine deer feed lumber from Charles Hine's steam mill 43 est lining for a refrigerator Jjf 0 takes in the lot in front of his house on In the most modern and Methods, with In- - thejh.ard luckwithout groaning. ing to Woodbury. 4 that is or ever will be ob-- ifc Approved 0 Grassy Hill. last week Thursday morn' Mrs T. J. Wylie returns to her duties surance Moths and seemed tame and were m tainable, and combined with against Damage by Fire. m 'ihe Barnum Richardson Co. "closed ing. They very again, having had a vacation of one an hour, and it the famous rFl its shops, Saturday, for 10 days for in- feeding there nearly week. Tj Duplex Grate, 0 ventory and to make necessary repairs. did not seem to scare them off, if they Mrs Walter W. Wheeler is visiting at 7i Silvered Shelves. Piano of The relationshipjbetween the employ were being noticed her home in New York. 43 Finish Oak Case and solid of 0 Smith of Buck Hill has dis- George 43 bronze locks make a J 0 of his farm to the Strout Farm piece posed fit Agency. . 43 of furniture for any Ifc Furs Altered and 0 - Repaired. B3HHBBBHHHBHBHHHBHHB B BBBB Mrs Henry Jackson is very lame and 43 house. Sold only at Dan- 0 is obliged to walk with the aid of a bury's Greatest Store. B 43 the Summer Months Conces-sion- s B cane. Of ; During at Special 14 B Mrs L. Hi Buckingham and Mrs From Rates. Estimates If it comes from Mullings' it will be right. George E. Garlick, Jr., spent Monday Regular. Submitted and B afternoon in at ?The Southbury the pleasant Danbury 'Hard$ Articles Called For on Request. H home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Gj Haw-le- y, 43 the occasion being Mrs Hawley's ware Co., of B birthday. " 43 of 0 1 Mrs Franklin Nichols of Christian E 43 249-2- 0 street, Oxford, attended the birthdaj 51 "MairSt, of B of Mrs C. G. Haw-le- y, 43 0 ! party her daughter, Danbury. of B in Southbury. 43 J Howard Burr & Co., 0 HATS uur New neignoors win soon H B be here. itk 0 0 B B 0 199 Main Street, Danbury. 0 We g can show you the best for the price, wheth-- B KOXBUKT. 0 0 g er a or a Crusher. the position of field secretary of Wash- you buy Derby burn college, and ex- 1 B 'NEWS Topeka, Kan., 0 IN BRIEF. pects to move back to Kansas about Mrs Randolph Bradley of fieddine June 1. We Make A Of has been spending a few days with Mrs Specialty Heman Beardsley. Miss Emma Rubbleman is ' assisting glad by the pin being returned to her, "KEEP YOUR Mrs Coit is at her home for the sum Mrs Charles in her ho HEAD COOL, Meyer usework. it having been recently found. J mer. are or Miss Stiff Hats at 2 $3 STsn e c All glad her return. Eleanor Vaill and Miss Card There was preaching, last Sunday, aH Mr and. Mrs John Pierce were in town from were recent your conscience clear and B Waterbury visitors at Coburn, and a supply is expected your bowels Soft Hats at $2, $3, $5 and $6. on Sunday afternoon, enjoying a ride at the pleasant home of Mrs Martha week for Akin hall and Coburn. open." There is a ton of common in auto. every sense B their new Hawley. Dr Smith was at his bungalow several in it. Constipation is death in Hon H. O. Averill and wife recentlv Mr and Mrs Frank of life. The intestines are Ailing Red days last week and on Monday cf this clogged with Our stock the Four" in B the at the home of Mr and have been matter. You must move represents "Big the Hat spent night City entertaining friends week his new Darn was raised, Beyers it or be sick Mrs Heman , -f- ever World. B Beardsley. trom Meriden. Brothers doing the work. Dr Smith possibly. Take Dr David Ken- nas nedy's Favorite B Lnaries nine nnisned sawing up has purchased a St Lawrence skiff for Remedy until the the timber from the piece of woodland lake this summer. bowels are clear and natural. Write Tashiua. use on the Dr David B which he purchased a short time atro Rev Mr Heartfield from Brewster, Kennedy's Sons, Rondout, from rrankmi JNicnols. in town this week. N. Y., for a free sample bottle. Larze N. Y., was bottles B. BRIEFLY NOTED. MrBidstrup's telephone number is $1.00. all druggists. J. & ' MULLINGS 89-1- a a Mrs John Patterson is 4. . SON, visitine her Sherman. m , mother and sister in Danbury. j 97 to 103 Bank Street, 88 to 96 South Main Street, m Ired bherman took pictures of the Lyon's Plains. sWATERBUEY. church with its Easter decorations, AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Mrs Vmnie the g Bradley spent nieht Mrs Miles of New Milford at and attended Mav has been a PERSONAL CHAT. Ridgelawn the C. C. the ladies guest at Stevens'. day supper given by of Miss Marion Frank has returned after two BBBBBBBBEBBBBBBBBBBB Christ church. Briggs is taking lessons Lyons ESEEEB in horseback in New York. weeks' absence and is C. E. Mrs B. W. French, who has been a riding helping Miss Rose Hungerford and W. Patchen. guest of relatives for a short visit, has in Miss Eddice White is home in Boerum were Danbury.last Saturday. visiting the returned to her Carthage, N. Misses 'Adams in Norfield Y. A surprise party was given to D. B. for a few on his last Mrs William Mallett has been on the Mallory birthday, week, days. some of the Mr and Mrs Mrs I. C. Thorp spent a few days sick list the past week. party being YOUR BOY H. B. Stephens and Mrs Almira Aiken with her daughter on Bradley street. of Patterson, N. Y., and Mr and Mrs Mrs Frank Fitch and little sons SffilS, one of thes SPLENDID EN- Whitehead. - with her aunt on GINES. Why not give him one for his birth-flaja- no Oxford. spent Saturday Lyon's give him a start Let him saw ANYTHING Dea. Gelston yonr 1 M. G. is very poorly and Plains. wood, cut yonr fodder, pump your water, run You Mr Mrs Nichols the and do two-thir- May Require CONGREGATIONAL has the attendance of a trained nurse. and Harry spent separator, of the work CHURCH you hire done. Made in S sizes, 3H, 7 and Rev B. and Miss Beach of Sunday with his mother, Mrs L. Nich- 1 For The Horse I Wyland H. P. Send for circulars and 30 free NOTES. New Sun- ols. days Can be found at Haven were entertained over Sr a,'Plan- - We also have a full line of Wind Rev Arthur Jones from the seminary day at T. J. Rogers'. Mrs Eli Wakeman is having her Mills, Towers, Wood and Steel Tanks, Steam house-painte- Engines. Saw Mills, of Yale occupied the nulpit of the Con Willie Giddings is in Willimantic with d and papered. Mr Toucey Threshing Machines, Silos, Gutters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. last . of Easton is the work. OU. W. W. Stevens & gregational church, Sunday. his brother, Starr Giddings. doing Cylinder Farm Implements and the best Co.'s, On Sunday, April 19, five joined the At the time of an accident in Board-ma- n Frank Fitch took a party of men out Hoofing Manufactured. Send for.'clrculars. of last week' All re- 16 Whitest., Danbury, Coon. church on profession faith and last last IalL a lady in this town lost a fishing, Saturday. Sunday, April 26, two joined on profes- gold hat pin, which was highly prized, port a good time and a big catch of Workmen for Fred E. Competent Repairing. , sion of faith and four joined by letter. it being the gift of a fnend who.is now fish. Frank landed the first fish, which Field, Rev J. E. Kirkpatrick has accepted dead. Last week the owner was made amused him very much. - SOHERS, CONN. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1908. 13

Undertaker and Embalmere. The Newtown Bea Drugs Prindle & florrls PCBLISHID BT THE BEE PUBLISHING C0MPANT. Famedforits Smooth W.H.PUINDLI, L.0 MORRIS. (Castings and Newtown, Conn,. Friday, Miy R, 1004. Funeral Director! nd Embalmen, ALLISON P. SMITH. Groceries. Hhksiuiki amd Emtoa Newtown, Conn. ABTHC1W. SMITH, SXORKTARY, TRKADOHIR, AND BOSlVlHl MAVAUaii. Telephone Call i BENBY H. SMITH, Viri Primwint AMD C.H?Finch, W. H. Prindle 48-- 3. L, 0. Morris, 70. GlWIRAt, AO I NT,

Successor to , 7& Cent for Six Months. 50 HALWEY.WILMOT& OenM fur four Muntnu. Boat Otrnt a Uopy. Betts & Betts, , Sandy Hook, Conn. REYNOLDS, TauiornoNB, 4a- -. H V I hi I'm f WW A UNDERTAKERS, Hours: 10 to 11 & 168 State St.. Bridgeport, Oonn, Makes Sunday Advertkiuo KaTKt t Cooking Easy 12 1. E. J. HALL, SANDY HOOK. m.; to B. Ha Vine St. Near Park Ave lw lnio 3mo 6diO yeai Oboroi why, 6.110 Rowahd H. 865 Clinton Ave, I I neb 1.00 2.00 8.00 Wd.MOi, 1.00 8.00 4.00 6.00 1000 B. BiTHOLOB, 898 West Ave, I Inch TELEPHONE SERVICE J Iobn 8.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 1H.00 SSI t inobe Telephone 3 luchee .50 5.00 10.00 15.00 S5.00 Woodbury Local, 16.31. Inches 3.00 6.00 11.00 18.00 80.00 S. N. E.T. Co., 76 column 4.U0 6.00 16.00 84.00 40.00 in These fires are column 6.00 10.00 80.00 28.00 4K.00 money forestry. 6.00 18.00 84.00 36.00 60.00 started in various ways: by railroad column 5V' column 8.00 16.00 82.00 48.00 80.00 , ' y-- engines; by hunters and fishermen; by 1 10.00 20.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 P. F. column smokers ; brush burners ; and by care- Keating, less people, especially boys. There are FURNITURE DEALER, Heading uutlusi, brevier type. 10c line now forest fire wardens in almost Small nonpar)' a Is. 1c word or went town of the state. These wardens aU every Muresco Undertaking and Embalming In Its have to establish a fire branches, promptly and carefully attended to. authority patrol railroad in seasons SANDY HOOK, OONN. Circulation : along lines of for drouth. Since fires may be easily put discovered January 1, 1883. 600 out if at once, this is an Wall and Ceiling effective way of diminishing the evil. Wm. J. Beehler, Last week, ' 4250 The wardens may also arrest without decorations warrant one who sets fire of this Director any Funeral ahd Km' character, and they are responsible for The best water on the Embalmer, very paint HOME NEWS. extinguishing fire when they occur. market. Will not rub or peel off Lady Assistant always In attendance. They are paid by the town, county and and the has re- and coats can be applied Telephone Connection, Brookfield, Oonn, state, system already many sulted much less off the old coats. FROM WAY DOWN IN TEXAS. in very damage being without taking done by these fires As soon as a fire is discovered one he should no- Give It A Trial. AN INTERESTING LETTER. by any tify the fire warden nearest him. In i Mr and Mrs F. B. Bouton, & order that residents of the towns in TAYLOR, CURTIS CO., The following letter was received a your vicinity may know the names of ft Embalmers. ji; few days since by Miss Gallagher, the wardens, I give the following list. The Brick Store, in from a js New York State License. ft teacher Pootatuck, little girl Respectfully yours, A. F. Hawes, Services. who was a pupil of hers, three Forest Hook, , Conn. Day and Diigiit years State Fire Warden. Sandy f also of Mrs of Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 156-- 2 ago, previously Gaffney Monroe : Myron S. Clark, Town War- Walnut Tree Hill. The children of ifiMiii.Mii minifli mm r r " m Branch Offlce-Rldgef-leld. Tel.: No. 1. ' iiutT wiii den; Charles F. Sherwood, John M. those two schools will be pleased to Burr, L. O. Osborne, District War- Blacksmlthlng, Carriage and read Grace Beecher's letter written Rev Dent Chunn dens. from her home in an inter- Clay : Wagon Repairing. Yorktown, Redding William E. Hazen, Town W. esting letter from a little girl of elev- Of Roxbury, who has been Called to the Pastorate of the Warden. E. TROY, JR., en showing among other Brookfield : B. Town years, Third Congregational Church of Percy Hawley, C. L. SMALLEY, Trot's Bldo., Sandy Hook. things her loving remembrance of her Waterbury. Warden. Furaitnre A New Liae of the Latest former teacher. Charles A. Stepaey Depet, Ct. Southbury: Bradley, Geoai. Yorktown, Texas, April 4, 1908. Town Warden : Theodore F. Established in 1689. Wheeler, fJadertekiaf la all Iti Braaehei. Dear Teacher : As 1 have the time ning during one of the most terrific OBITUARY. Horseshoer. District Warden. Practical 5548-- J, within writ- Telephone-Tro-y's Hotel. No. now I will write you about our country storms the memory of the Oxford : Frederick W. Hubbell, Town and Re- burned Wagon Carriage down here. We have cold winds from er, and to the ground, with hay, Warden ; Charles P. S. and also Blacksmithing in CHARLES CONGER. Pope, Horace pairing Painting! the north in winter. We call these wagons, tools, etc., a total loss. Many Cable, Charles B. District all its branches. First class workmanship before French, guaranteed and pricfl8 always reasonable. A. winds "northers." We also have heavy years this place the formerly Wardens. : W. HONAN, The Charles took Telephone Connection Bridgeport Division frosts. Sometimes these frosts come owned by David Wells, then occupied by funeral of Conger Newtown: Edwin T. Hook. Town Funeral Director & Embalmer, later than we expect and will kill our Mrs Henry Wheeler as a town farm, place on Saturday afternoon, Rev J. Warden. We belong to the" gardens unless we cover them up. We took fire through the carelessness of H. George officiating. Mr Conger was 1 party that never 70. Conn. and some of its inmates and soon went to 81 years old. He is survived by two NOTICE throws mud and Telephone Newtown, have peach trees, plum trees fig see ashes. There were three unfor- sons, Frank and Edward Conger, and bushes, but you seldom an apple poor ! kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large tree down here. We raise watermelons, tunate creatures, Elisha Blackman, one daughter, Mrs Alfred Osborne. Just Think at old The Co- - stock of shoes and all weights my stand, c otton and corn. Watermelons grow Betsey Curtiss and Sally Curtiss, per- pallbearers were Henry B. on vines which ished in the flames. the ger, rlenry Keers, 1 nomas Brown, B M. and get very long. They Subsequently Your clothes cleaned and TUTTLE, Stationery have yellow blossoms. There are property passed to the hands of Wil- hphraim Briscoe, T. O, Murphy and Jesse The in pressed each week for SOCTHBURY, OONN. white, green, striped, long and short liam Blackman, who in place of the old James. burial was the ' Botsford. Shop closed every Saturday noon. Periodicals. melons. The plums grow on a sort of barn built a new one and just filled it cemetery at bush. They have white blossoms. with hgy when lightning paid its re- $1.50 In each of these lines our stock Peaches on trees and have to that also, and committed it Principal Curtis E. Cook, of the of Trumbull complete. We Invite inspection. grow pink spects Per month. Good work Announcements isvery blossoms. We corn the to ashes. Not long the barn of Al- High school, and other teachers in town guaran- plant along ago teed. Either ladies Merchants. Post Office News last of February and the first of bert M. Stevens in some mysterious will attend the 32d annual convention or gentlemen. Store, March. We plant cotton along in way took fire and totally destroyed to- of the Fairfield County Teachers' Asso- Try us. Trumbu11, Arcade, 14 ciation at the First Methodist church. John T. Porter, Oonn. tl Bridgeport. March and April first. We plant the gether with head of cattle. The seed which are small and white fire was not discovered till the cattle Corner Fairfield avenue and Broad Horaashoer very Expert with a planter. When it first comes were all dead and the family spared street, Bridgeport, on Friday, May 8. Joseph Brenner, Geieral Blaekamith. : : and A. M. Briscoe & Son, up it has two leaves. After, it has their pitiful moaning. Within a short The program will be as follows Gannon Bldg., Newtown, Conn s All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing about four leaves or something like it. period there were three distinct fires Morning session : 7 a. m. done. Shop open every week day from Carriages, Buggies, Farm and We chop all the grass out with hoes. on the old home place of Charles 10.00 Opening exercises with music to 6 p. m. Strict attention naid to business. then to Mrs Almira by of Yale students. Prices reasonable. Terms Oash. Business Wagons, When it gets pretty big it blossoms. belonging quartette ter- 10.15. Address. First Methodist Harnesses and Harness Supplies There are white blossoms and pink Richards. First the barn during a ones. When the blossoms shed rific shower was struck by lightning church, Fairfield avenue and Broad of All Descriptions. off, Artesi an Do You 'Need there are little squares on the stalk. and destroyed with its contents. Aft- street. "A Plan for Moral Training Then comes the bolls in which is the erward the house caught fire and soon for the Public Schools," Miss' Jane or kind of Hook, Conn. 28-- 5. A Harrow, Plow, any Sandy Telephone cotton. The bolls closed added another to list of fatalities. Brownlee, New York City. can save Let are green and the, ' Farm Machinery. I you money. 11.15. First Methodist Fair- us know your wants and quote you prices. tightly. The hot sun opens them and At the same time a large horse barn or church, Wells Ct. we can see white cotton all over the shed took fire, possibly from the house field avenue. "Economy and Efficency S.J. Parks, Trumbull, Callender Bro5 stalks in the bolls which are no longer and completed the list of three separ- in School Management," Supt. Frank green but brown. Then we take cloth ate fires at that place and a clean L. Mead, Westport. And Water Supply Half Dmfi Ltjnoh Rooms, sacks, tie them around our waist, go sweep of everything. Soon after the 11.15. High School, Congress street. Attention. into the field, pick the cotton and put house of James Clark near the railroad "A Lesson from Hampton Institute," For Cities and Towns, Breweries 138 South naln St., Waterbury, Ct it in the sack. Then it is weighed, put and town line caught fire as was sup- Lothrop D. Higgins, Danbury State Cemeteries from a and was Normal School. Manufactories, We have on hand a full supply of Try a cup of our excellent Coffee. into the wagon and taken to the gin, posed passing train and 11.15. Universalist near Farms, Residences. Packer's Union Fertilizers for all crops Pastry all home made where it is separated from the seed and burned. Near the same time the barn church, we are selling at prices to suit the times. One cotton of Mrs Bartholomew Hartnett followed corner Broad street. "The Economy mixed cars con- put into bales. When is a good of those popular just arrived, and laid it- of Health in School and Home." Dr Monarch .Kaffir Corn. Cracked price it is sold. Then papa pays us in like manner the others, taining Chop. E. H. New Haven. Corn, Kiln Dried Corn and Corn Meal. We for picking, giving us so much a pound. self down" in ashes to be counted among Arnold, a stock of Rakes, Forks and session : have also selected BE AFRAID to Down here we have oak, live oak, the rest' A3 also the old dwelling Afternoon other Hardware, rx Ji.' call post Cornell's Florist Store black jack, mosquete and China trees. house belonging to Charles T. Sherwood 2.00. Music by Quartette of Yale llOn t for anything you may We have no chestnut, locust or pine and occupied by John W. Sherwood, students. need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. fire in 2.15. Business. First Methodist The Farmer's Feed Store, We make a Specialty of Floral De- trees down here. standing on the lane, caught iTViimhnll. Cnnn. signs and Wedding Decoration. Your Friend, midday while the family were at din- church; 2.40. Telephone No. 1469-- 4, Bridgeport Division. Grace Beecher. ner and quickly added another to the Address. First Methodist Cornell's Florist Store, list. Of more recent date we have the church, "Teaching and Teachers for 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. feed mill belonging to Louis Goulett the Times," George H. Martin, Sec. FIRE RECORD. Store Phone 619-- 5. Greenhouse 457-- 6 which also took fire in midday, Sunday, Mass. State Board of Education. None Better and was soon wreck. Later the Depot OF EAST VILLAGE AND VICINITY. building as Station followed by fire in The Newtown turnpike from the Ever made than the Monarch the of the others and no one Street south was in fine condition, can run it. footsteps put Test and Core Drill Pros- Gasoline Engine. Any boy the wiser for its The Railroad last week, under the direction of Se- Borings Demonstrations free. going. for for Dam, When In Waterbury It may be of interest to some of the Co. removed the from Monroe lectmen Blackman and Peck. Two pecting; Minerals.Testing Trading Depot and Pier Foundations, Get Your Meals at the readers of The Bee to know the record Station to Stevenson and soon had an- of oxen were on the new Bnilding Bridge yoke put Shafts for Elevators and any other & of the fires in the eastern portion of other in its place, making a very com- road machine. The road was worked E. 5. Fairchild Son, practical purpose. the town within the past few years. modious station. During the past up wide and in a thorough manner. Nichols. We to-d- to- Park Lunch Room have a fire 'Tis forgotten years the two barns belonging to morrow. Time moves quickly, and Drilled Wells, P. 0. : Route 4, Bridgeport. Telephone C. E. CRANE, Louis Goulett during a severe shower Miss Hattie several Prop.. circumstances not slow in follow Northrop spent are were struck by lightning as one was last week, in Hartford the Driven Wells, For Ladies and Gentlemen. one heels of and days, guest ing upon the another, struck and the other caught from it of Rev and Mrs O. W. Barker. ere the smoke of one clears away we and soon made their history in ashes, Test Borings Cattle For Sale. West Main St.. Waterbury, Conn pass it by in forgetfulness. (save the sum total of separ- (Exact Samples) making twenty Mrs of 1707 Main Fresh Oows a SDecialtv. those who suffer) till we see the light in district and Nettie Curtis ate buildings the Eastern a few Any Pumping System Supplied. Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell of another. It seem but a few years near vicinity within the memory of street, Bridgeport, spent days or traae out aunuay. last week in Ansonia, the guest of her any oay since the house of CaDt Levi C. Wells the writer, and mostly comparatively Eait Ct. D. & Mrs Annie Wineberger. Fraak Turkiigtoi, Morria, Q. BEERS CO., on East Webb street was burned. The of recent occurrence. D. C. Wells. niece, Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Hot Air origin of the fire remains a mystery. Eggines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, NEWTOWN. CONN., Norwalk was a The house was unoccupied at the time. John Curtis of guest, ipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. Manufacturers of those who went to New Mil- - Cur- In East Village many , years previous Among one day last week, of Mrs Nettie Schnabel, Automobile to that the house on the corner near fora, Saturday, to witness thet ball tis at her home 1707 Main street, Phillip Tops, Canopy Tops, between Newtown High Dis., Newtown, Conn. the cemetery owned and occupied at. game the Bridgeport. Dodgingtown Cushions, school and teams were P. 0. Address: R, D. 24 2, Bethel. Buggy Tops, the time by Sheldon Hubbell caught Center school C. L. Telephone Connections, Backs, C. E. Cook, Miss Ruth Snow, Miss Grant, fire in midday, supposedly from some James McKeon of who CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. And all kinds of for and in and Margaret Lawton, Helen Houlihan, Bridgeport, 58 Belden Hartford. Conn. Trimmings Carriages defect the chimney, despite all works for Frederick Wildman of Bots- St, Wagons. Send for Catalogue. Mav Houlihan. . Florence ceecher, Estimates gladly given on all kinds of work efforts was burned to the ground. Two and had the by day or contract. Ella Hayes, Tessie Carmody, Charles ford, carting logs timber, young men came near losing their lives one last week, to have too Cavanaugh, Earle Tabor, Lodric James misfortune, day by going once often to the cellar his load overturn. Mr McKeon was as on their last and Mr and Mrs H. N. Tiemann. for its contents, trip thrown to the ground, breaking his left the whole burning mass of the north Kennedy's arm and badly bruising him. He was and Sum side of the house fell with a crash at I Spring There was a bad fire in the woods, taken to Bridgeport and had the arm AIL. their heels, barely escaping with their one day last week, south of Botsford set mer lives. A few years subsequent to that depot, which burnt over a large tract Laxative Styles east house the barn on the hill of the and did considerable damage. Selectman and Mrs H. H. Peck AT caught fire in some way and burned. in TAYLOR & HUBBELL. A small Mr Hubbell passed Sunday Bridgeport, guests shop occupied by A number of friends of Mr and Mrs of Mr and Mrs J. A. Morris. Corbett's Shoe Store, after his home was destroyed near the NEWTOWN ST1TI0N. Alonzo Cree were pleasantly enter Cough Syrup spot where the present house now SANDY HOOK OT. tained at their home, last week Wed Thomas Farrell and nephew of Dan aito stands, was also burned, making three Mr comers homy tar We have a superior line ot Shoes and Oxford fires corner. The Methodist nesday evening. bury were guests, Sunday.of and ion that Relieve Colds by working them out tl Let Me Write Ties for Ladies. Men, Boyg and Misses in all which was the old Mrs Thomas Carey. the latest styles and lasts. If yon are inter- parsonage, formerly Mr and Mrs Frederick Luf of Taun the tyitem through a copious and healthy Your Insurance on your home and ested call and get prices. store of Norman S.JPeck, and occupied action of the bowels. once. LOWEST RATES Rev took fire from de- ton visited friends in Roxbury, last Rev Albert Steele of Bethel passed household goods at by Mr Zeiter, a Relieves Coughs by cleansing th with absolutely secure companies. also week. in town, the of consistent fective chimney and consumed. Friday night guest mucoui membranes of the throat, chest Agent, Thus it remained for many year. Aft- his brother, Rev Alexander bteeie. T. J. CORBETT, Thomas O. of Botsford has and bronchial tubes. Oonn. Hook er a time there came up from out of Murphy Newtown. Sandy Market, some hens which record hard tasta the ashes and the pockets of the people have a This is the season of woodland fires, "As pleasant to the AUGUR'S OLD STAND to beat From 100 hens he has been as through the efforts of the Re? Mr Ray- when the old leaves and grass are un Maple Sugar" Hook Market will be fonnd 75 day. Can any of At the Sandy mond the present structure, a very getting eggs per protected by new verdure. The interest the best the market affords In Fresh and Palt and commodious Pri- the boys beat him? Meats, Canned Goods and in their pretty dwelling. in forestry has now reached such a Vegetables Mrs M. Children Like It COAL! season. It will be aim to conduct a 't irst or to this the barn of Jane point that many Connecticut land own- - mj WK KIDNEYS WILLIAM EOAN, Class Market. . , Spring, then and now occupied by A. Mr and. Mrs Russell J. Scudder of era are ready to plant waste lands and Fr BACMWIE-W- T7 I ask for your patronage. J. Beers, took fire and was destroyed. New Fairfield a few days here, own. Kldaaj Bladitt PUIi-- Swi ud Uk SI. spent improve the forests which they bmfi Hi Successor to Kilbride. Recently the new bam of D. C. Wells last week, the of Mr and Mrs Coal at Hook Station. guests Aa long as they are threatened with - Yard Sandy H. on was - Conn. . Telephone: 2S-- John Blackman. Bagb urn Hill struck by light- L. C Nicholson. fires, however, it is useless to invest H. Rupb, KVrTtowD, u THE NEWTOWN DEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1908

m.m i - M k. 1 it U - garv. may inn inuernai ipirii p of the present week for the summer shown in ail tne Granges in tha coun- and went to their former home in De- The Pcrchcron Stallion, try and remember when we help troit, Mich. brother in neea we ourwiyoi arc nmuu William Murphy hits recently mir-- the stronger. chuKt'd a good farm horse at Pratt & renn i stables In Litchheld. 14001, ASPETUCK. An 11th daughter was added to the Mignon, y in He was bred Those Dresent at the Center street family of Mr and Mrs E. M. Taylor on Is one of the richest bred Fercherons this country.. by Bluugh Christian morn- and will be three old, 1st, l'J08. Methodist church, Sunday, listened to street, lust Saturday Broi., Fairfield, Iowa, years July Wa Durchased him of the noted Importer and Breeder. Elwood S. Akin, of a fine discourse by me Kev Mr itice oi ing. Griswold Job N. Y and shall oifer his services for a limited number of mares California, who is visiting his friends, John completed his of Auburn, during Children. B. G. season at a nominal feo of $15. Farmers and Breeders who are wise will For Infanta and and Mrs w. painting at Humphrey's, last this Rev hcckwiw. and this for f! W. Wakeman has been blasting Saturday. note this fact lay the foundation, season, more, profitable breeding have been Gilvia Kellogg and I. C. Fanton. than hitherto they doing. for be seen at our barn in tne ween The Kind You Have Mrs M. A. waKeman or ureenneia MIGNQN may every day except bunauys Hill spent Sunday at F. B. Wakeman's. Bridgwater. Samuel Sloane and a friend of Nor M. 5. DAVIS & SONS, Proprietors, walk spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Plumtrees Conu, Always Bought NEWS IN District, Bethel, mm F. B. Wakeman. BRIEF. As- AV'egctable Preparalionfor A meeting oi me Laaies' Aia society Dr and Mrs George Staub and chil IhcFoodandBcgula-lin- g of the Center street Methodist church dren of New Milford were in town on similating church Thurs theStoinachs aMBowcls of will be held in the hall, Friday calling on friends. Bears the 14. day afternoon, May If stormy Frank Moore, who spent Sunday at Friday atternoon. ineiaaiesare re- his home in town, returned to Still to their imple quested bring sewing River, Monday morning. Signature t. EMuravrl S PnnfinM ia rtutntinfl. and vounsr of the Center Promotes Digcstion.Chcerrul-nes-s The people eenrating the residence of Lee S. street Methodist church are practicing and Itest.Contains neillicr Dickinson; also the residence or Mr V . norrtaaL of for a farce entitled, '.'The District and Mrs Grover C. Allen. Opium.Morplune Srhnn ." to be given some time in The residence of the late David NOTHARCQTIC. June. . . Rankhead has recently been sold by il. Frank Smitn oi iNorwaiK is spenuing W. Trest to out of town parties, who tv,Q wbp1( with Mrs Eveline Wakeman. nre soon to move there. afOUDrSAMlUPOWll Miss J. Bradley ana Mrsli. wooa Mrs Charlotte Peck of New Milford jiaft confined to the house with colds. mJun are a few in town, last week, .V ' " A.- i At' spent days Hf,'' '''.llv;!! JLx.StnML The many irienas oi Miss trances the of Mrs Mark Hatch. .,; ., vfl will guest Sherwood, formerly of this place, David Gillette of Roxbury was in iyb In she is ill at ViU ' iX' dtr be pained to hear seriously town on Thursday of this week. DtCatonaJfUk hor Vinma in BrideeDort. Herbert LoDdell,wno has been worK-in- g nmvK in Bridgeport, is helping his father ACALIFORNIAN'S LUCK. Use on the farm lor tne present. A perfect Remedy for Constip- ation, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca Mrs Anna E. Bowdy of Danbury is a "The luckiest day of my life was - Worms .Convulsions ,Feveri sh-nc- ss of her sister, Mrs U. Burr Iuck when I boueht a box of Bucklen's Ar- guest F. and Loss Sleep. For Over nica Salve:" writes Charles Budahn, of W Mr and Mrs Charles Gilbert and son, of Tracy. California. "Two 25c boxes cured me of an case of itch' Facsimile Signature of Mama, were among those who attend annoying ed the Briarcliffe races, making the ine rules, that which had troubled me Years triD in their automobile, and report a for years and that yielded to no other NEW YORK. Thirty verv eniovable time. treatment." Sold under guarantee at Editor Floyd Tucker of Bridgeport R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown ; Taylo , was a recent guest at the home ot u. Curtis & "Co.. Sandy Hook; P.J. Gar B. Tucker. , vin, Bethel; L. Goulette, Stevenson; A. L. Livermore and fam- H. W. Osborn. Easton : W. B. Hawley. Attorney & ily have recently spent a week at their Sherman; Smith Bros., Cornwall '."ft. J?. a, fei&iv! summer residence here, entertaining Bridge; Connery Bros., Georgetown; COPY OF WRABEEft. ffl I EXACT i uiiin in the meantime their friends, Mr and J M. Sullivan. Redding Ridge ;G. F. G. W. mw omr. Mrs Baldwin of Catskill,N. Y. Baker, Hawleyville; Hurlburt Wnr, ,KBr m tow Rox- ymctmunfomnin. John H. Wheeler, F. Silliman, Jesse &Co., Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Wheeler and Edward Gillette attended bury Station ; G. W. Hatch, Bridge-water- : the Taft banquet and lecture held in W. N. Noble. New Milford; E, Bridgeport on Monday, April 27. H. Beardsley. New Preston ; Cogswell & Wettereau. Washington Depot; Brown. C. P. Wil aine1 nt. dinner, last Friday, at rth Harry Southbury; Plattsville. liams. South Perkins Bros., Pure Bred Per'cheron Bee. home of Mr and Mrs William. Blake Britain; Stallion, Newtown Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill ; The nun nn Ram Hi 1. drug Newtown, Friday, May, 8. 1908. H. J. Lord, formerly ot jNicnois, nas HOYDEN'S HILL. gist. NO. Blue Ribbon RECTOR, 40746, purchased of The Carriage in James B. an uawim Died, Danbury, May 2, Co. of Bridgeport eiegant Wheeler, aged 68 years. Deceased When your food seems to nauseate Weighs 1300 lbs., foaled May 30, 1904. Service fee $15, payable Monroe. . finished oak two seated top carriage a un- was an old resident of Bridgeport, take Kodol. Take Kodol now and 2. i to use with his handsome driving norse after with foal. Will stand at 'Phone 73-- son of Ebenezer Wheeler of Gilbert til know you are right again. mare proves my place. he you FRENCH. recently purchased. street. He leaves a Mrs L. There isn't any doubt about what it FREDERICK J. D. M. Burr is bis snop, nouse daughter, having A. Jennines. of this place, and a sister, will do and you will find the truth of who had been and barn v Sheldon G. Frederick J.' French, newly painted. Mrs Harriet Pierce, of New Haven. this statement verified after you have Camp, several Alhfirt Whee er has had a sunstantiai in failing health for weeks, Funeral services were held at Bishop's used Kodol for a few weeks. It is sold his home near the Cen- new stone wall laid from just south of ROXBURY, CONN. passed away at undertaking rooms on Monday at 1 here by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn. 1, 88 his house around as far as the Congre ter on Friday, May aged years o'clock, Re" Mr Beckwith of the and four months. The funeral was gational church chapel. Methodist church wno nas Bridgeport Eastern lield on Sunday afternoon, May 3, from Mrs N. J. Sterling, ueeii Interment was in the fam- was in in has officiating. his late residence. The burial spending the winter Bridgeport, at Mountain Grove cemetery. Mr French is her home on Elm steet for the ily plot the Monroe cemetery. opened Mrs Leroy Clarke is still confined to Arthur W. French. summer. Horses! survived by his son, . her bed at this writing, but is some Marshall Director. Mr was born and up in H. J. Lord purchased two new cows French brought improved. Dr Clemens of Bridgeport Own to Nathan Straus 2:03 2. and lived there for many of E. H. Reid of Stratford recently for ': brother Bridgeport attends her. Half-broth- M.,-sir- e. as hisnlace and has also a new er to Mary the Great (2) 2 :28 and Andrew Out'offMary years anu has many friends there Mr and Mrs Frea Jennings are to loss. of oxen of Mr Reid. Horses! Mara Via nisrer t.n Mav Marshall. 2:08J: Mai. Marshall. 2:081 &V, well as here to mourn his pair purchased have a ,.iv, oc en telephone. bred by A. H. Moore, Colmar, Pa. Consigned by If red. Cook, i'oaled One night a party peopie Miss Ethel Wisner and escort attend ter; mi; a at Mr and black stallion ; 15.2 bands, atanoaro negisierea. , joyed pleasant gathering ed the Hull wedding, last BIG AUCTION Mrs Marshall Beach's. The game of Gregory Marshall Director, 29976. Director 1989. Record 2:17. Sire of Directum VILLAGE. Tuesday, April 29th, and while fol- 2 EAST euchre was After the game at 2 P. M., Rain or Shine. 2:051,Direct2:05i, Direction 2 :08J, Nathan Straus :03J, etc Dictator 113, enjoyed. the bride and groom off fell Saturday were served. lowing Sire of 60, including 2 :06J. : Dolly,;Dam of 4 in list, etc. refreshments and hurt her side. Charles Bronson wifh a friend from Miss T.ncv Beach of Bridgeport was Business chunks. A lot of good Livery Sire of 40. Clara. By American Star 14. Dam of 3 in list, etc. Farmers are commencing to hustle. Horses. Thss lot of good horses will be sold 6 24. Ben rranKiin. Bridgeport were guests at Myron a guest, last week Sunday and Monday, room two car Mambrino Chief 11. Sire of ; dams of Fanny, by The pulpits of the Methodist regardless of cost, to make for to Mar-' Clark's recently. of Mr and Mrs Marshall Beach. loads of horses which arrive Sunday night. Mary Marshall 2 :12. Dam of Nathan Straus 2 :03i, sister May churches in Easton were ably supplied, we need room. 3o second nana 2 Wilkes 2:29J. Sire of May Clark spent a recent Sunday Rufus French, of this town the good shall 2 :08, Major Marshall :08. . Billy 2938, Sturges formerly Rev Mr Rice of Madison, horses out of work that will be all sold with his Charles, in Easton. who is now his home in Sunday, by right Marshall 2 :081, Marshall z :usg, etc. uennie syaner. uam in brother, but making N. a classmate of Rev Maynard for the high dollar, no matter what they bring. Major oio; Mortimer Stowe entertained his fa- now with Mrs J., Attend if want to see horses sold where 2 in 2.10 list. Wilkes 2942, 2 Xi. Sire ot l ; 'dams or. in Bridgeport, is boarding Beckwith. you cluding Harry ther from Bridgeport, last week. Nettie Curtis at 1707 Main street, they sell horses. list. Dora Seldon. By (Jlaru umei 89. mm oi l in nsi. iviamurwu auuhi-la- h wagons, Harness, summer KoDes ana tfian-kets.I- T 20 in Dick Monroe. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper Bridgeport, where he would be glad to " 2201. Sire of dams of list. Hippedeclinch. By tAon l r.f O.AK1. - Tiivrinf 9 n?i Nathan was celebrated last Sunday at the close have anv of his old friends call on him. Everything for ithe horse. Bring In any- Liireciur lvov, xecuru oil duc vi n;.iim u.vi,- m.vujj, New Preston. iuw.iulj 2:0 etc. of the service, both here and at Stev- Attorney Robert S. Patterson of thing you have to sell. Straus 2 :03i. Direction 2 :08J, Dorothy Redmond 2:09, Director Joe few here 50 horses at ahction. 20 'green horses. One Sire of dams of Little Thome 2:071, John A. McKerron 2:04J, Ozanam 2:07, enson. New York is spending a days team that weighs 2400. One team of greys that Mc etc. his dam, also J. W. Waterbury recently purchased the guest of H. J. Lord, and Mr Patter- ITEMS OF INTEREST. weigh 2200. One team of blacks, full broth Leonardo 2:081, Sterling Kinney 2:091, Dolly, produced a new horse in Danbury, which with son is assisting Attorneys Beecher & ers, that weigh 2100 pounds. Thorndale 2 :221, Onward 2 :25J and two other successful sires. fine the one he already had, makes a very Canfield of Bridgeport in prosecuting Rev J. E. Herman delivered a Mary Marshall, record jsuzf. oam oi iviarsnau uireuiur, aiso prouuecu fine team for both farming and driving, Mr Lord in his divorce suit now on trial sermon from his pulpit here, last Sun- Nathan Straus 2 :03J, Mary the Great(2) 2:28, and Andrew M. (sire). Tha next - In- Marshall . A. L. Beers and John Hawkins spent in Bridgeport.- A peculiar incident is day morning, upon "Unconscious Hamilton Bros., dam, Bennie Sydner, also produced May Marshall 2:081, Man. 2:08f, a day in Milford flat fishing, recently. that Attorney Patterson was at the fluence ; The Strongest Power in the Ben Marshall 2 :24J (sire), and the dams of Miss Halsey 2:24 and Mona Mylrea -'-- . 749 Water' the Bv the number of friends remembered time of Mr Lord's his best World." Street, Opposite Depot 229 marriage nn-- TT 1 n.noi on their return they must have had the man. Mrs C. E! Doolittle came from her Billy Wilkes 2938, record Z .&i. Sire or may marsnau z :vet, mimena c ;voj, w to Bridgeport. 2 2 best of luck. home in Bridgeport two eeks ago Maj. Marsuall 2 :08f , Tillie Seal 2 :09J, Little Louise :10J, Uncle George :121, MissJanie Ritchie spent a Sunday George Lyman's here for her health. Mary Marshall 2 :12, Jo Jett 2 :13, and Pat Wilkes 2 :lli, etc. Sire of dams of recently at her home in Mill Plain. Georgetown. She had been a sufferer from asthmatic Nathan Straus 2 :03J, Saul 2 :09J, Rose Croix 2 :111, etc. It isrenorted that Mrs Ida Sherwood trouble and also experienced hard spells John OWNER'S STATEMENT. - term of Which amounted at times Bascomb, has made itself famous in is to finish out the incompleted A NEW DEPOT TO BE ELECTED. of coughing, Marshall Director is from a iine of ancestry that the Stevenson school. almost to strangulation. Last Sunday The noted Trotting Sire, the stud and on the turf, and is familiar to all horsemen. He is a grand look- Farmers hereabouts are busy sowing The rumor is again afloat that morning Dr Stevens was early called Record 2.25, Trial 2.15, ing horse, in harness, and out of it, and carries his head high. He is a very comfort- oats and the other first steps in general Georgetown is to have a new depot in to attend her and, making her Sire of speed, good drivers, style and workers: stylish, free and fearless driver, kind, gentle and well mannered, Has grand, has farmine: and eardemnsr. the near future and it is earnestly able, he returned for his breakfast. (the kind that bring the money.) He can show stylish action that wins great admiration. Has plenty of speed, but not Mrs W. S. Clark entertained her hoped by everybody that it will be a While partaking of the meal, Mr Ly- more speed than any other trotter in Litchfield been worked much. .His colts are strong, stylish actors, and show plentyof new said she County ot his age; and if you want to breed to brother and sister from Zoar, a Sunday fact this time. It is expected the man came hastily over and a young sire breee to his son.dam Daizey Keen recently. station will be located somewhere near was much worse again. The doctor by Town Talk, he by Alcantara of which gives ilqn twn other fine stallions. Leader and Flyinar Cloud. All three stallions For some reason the item about the the Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing returned with him but she was mm a double wilks cross, tie stands 15.3 season barn at the in Plumtrees for service. quickly hands 1000 4 old In will stand for at my Sturges plaee sale did not has house. high, weighs pounds, years $5.00 Methodist fair and faucy ware mill. The present station dead when they reached the Jane. In color he is a beautiful black, good Fees: Marshall Director, $15.00; Flving Cloud and Leader, $10.00. at appear last week. The society wishes been in use since the railroad was built Her age was 49 years. Her husband style and a natural born trotter. One of the time of service and balance when mare is proved in foal. out-live- best. Come and see him and to say that, owing to the hearty co- and has certainly d its day. came up on Saturday evening to pass judge for yourself with her. Her remains were Will Mam the Season At True, Plumtrees, Bethel, Ct. operation of everybody approached Mrs Edwin Gilbert, who has been Sunday Sidney tnereon cleared $105. They wish conveyed to Bridgeport on Monday for SENTINEL ROCK FARM, they spending the cold weather in New York, who contributed interment. . to thank all thereto, has her home here for Just Back of Masonic Lodge, Main Street. and or opened pleasant Mrs Lou W. Barnes returned here, either by attending purchasing the season. J. E. CAPEWELL, Conn. hv contributine. last week, from her winter's stay in Woodbury, John a Swede, was found dead 2. Robert Sinclair drives a new milk Olsen, Hartford. Telephone Ridgewood Farm, Danbury, Conn. on lying near the railroad with ' Colts Castrated at short notice. of and design, Sunday Charles Goodhue new house wagon original practical both legs cut ofi. It is supposed he King's built by Charles Beardsley, our popu for his farmer is nearly ready for the was struck ana run over by one of the and lar blacksmith, who has also just com' trains. He was mar- masons, and plumbers have figured Record 2.2b Mortimer early morning handed in their for their ! ! JOE ALLERTON, 32409, Dieted a charcoal wagon for ried and leaves a wife and children at estimates Horses Krm share of work. Hqrses his old home in Sweden. The medical the to November the hour of Mr and Mrs Thomas Reinhardt came A Leading Sire of Beautiful Horses, From May examiner pronounced death accidental. Just received, a car of Horses at 129 Main St' Sunday evenimr service at the Metho up from their city home, last Saturday Danbury, Conn., bought directly from the By the Great Allerton, 2.09 14. dist church will be 7.45. evening, to their summer cottage on farmers. Horses from 1100 lbs. to 1400 lbs. nov Hill a One pair danole erevs. 2800 lbs. One pair Mrs J. W. Sherwood has a rare New Preston for short stay. blacks, 2700 one of 2000 one The first three dams have each produced a 2.15 Trotter. Southville. financial lbs; pair bays lbs; elty in the form of a hydrangea which Thomas Martin closed his pair oi Dlacks, SK00 lbs; another pair DiacKS. is a to look The piant has matters in such satisfaction here tjje 2100 lbs, and single horses from 1100 lbs up to action and with the best of dis- beauty at 1300 lbs. several A No. 1 broke norses. This horse has size, style speed, bunches of blossom in first of last week, that he bid family ' five large pink LOCAL BRIEFS. part A horse or a nair in this load to suit most any "." N 31 positions. full bloom : also five large bunches of adieu to his frieno's here on Tuesday, one. horses to snlwt from. Prices as low was in this Dlace Brook- as any dealer In county, for the same class Fee when mare proves with foak'' huda which will oDen in a few weeks. Gecrge Northrop April 25, and joined his family in $25, payable horses. Will sell at a small in order to is rare to see a of this kind in collectinz taxes, one day last week. lyn, N. Y., for an indefinite stay. ' profit Telephone 185, Danbury. It plant attended make quick sales. bloom before August or September and A number from this place Howard G. Stevens, M. D... and Smith in Mrs Sherwood is very Jproud to possess he funeral of Robert Obtuse, bride are expected at their furnished such a hne last week. cottage here on Lake street on Satur- hydrangea. i H. . 0. S. Blakeman was in Bridgeport, D. Baruum and sons are improving day evening of the present week. H.Stevens, on business. the road the Brookfield side of the A dancing party of the young people 129 riain Street, Danbury. Monday, Dlace. river near this was enjoyed at Horace McCan's, last Telephone 132. Mrs G. W. Northrop, with Mr and Friday evening. DID YOU EVER Mfs B. A. Northrop and Miss Stuckey, The Public Reading room is open Mrs Nelson Beach of is Bridgeport took a trip to Danbury, last Saturday. nearly every afternoon and evening for to think that a little more money now makintr her home with Mr and the accommodation of those who de- , Stop old ve- Mr Beach Wayland. sire to profit by the privilege. Bad addek to what it will cost to paint and your who been It's Weather repair J. Beach Wayland. has ill, Easton. Mr and Mrs Nelson Morey passed now and able to walk out hicle will pay the difference tor a new wagon is gaining last Saturday night and Sunday at Mrs i doors. GRANGE NOTES. Morey's paternal home in Macedonia. for and see what we can do for you. S. Zavelewitz, who purchased Frank in the in- The members of Easton Grange, No. Alterations are being made Keet'3 place in Daniel's Farms, is now terior of D. Burnham Co.'s store by Over 100 etc. settled in his new home with his family. 149, are having an opportunity this and Bad Paint. Wagons, Carriages, to demonstrate to the placing the stairway in the store Little Gordelia Huntely was ill last spring public the stairs which been Over 100 Harness, all kinds. order stands for some removing have There are so bad as $1 a gallon. week with stomach trouble. that the thing Howland and paints more than social amusement Two of in front Carpenters We haven't any so bad as that; there is no Horse Goods of Every Description. About 40 friends of Victor Burr gave New the reason for making so bad as that; members have been unfortunate, Logan from Milford are doing good any him a very pleasant surprise at his its work. there is no good reason for making bad paint John Z. Mellen having undergone an at all. home in Cutler's Farms, last Friday At the Communion service at church Devoe costs less than those It is and social filled in Bridgeport hospital and paints; evening. Games chat operation here, last Sunday morning, Mrs Luther strange Indeed that anyone sells those paints; Re- Arthur Staples having had a severe is that anyone them. The Derb out a very enjoyable evening. A. Tyrrill was admitted to the church, it stranger yet boys Carriage Company, were served. A attack of blood poisoning. In both They take more gallons cost more money freshments very jolly membership on profession of her faith.1 and don't wear as long. GEORGE B.CLARK, Prop., alL cases the Brothers have turned out in time was enjoyed by Stephen L. Wright felt unable to per- Devoe Is your Paint- - D. C. Wells was confined to his home large numbers and with teams and Conn. and their form any physical labor, last weeki H. H. Near Opera House, Derby, a few days, last week, with a cold and tools plowed planted garden Mrs A. G. CANFIELD, and corn for them and stand Mr and Caskey and daugh malaria. potatoes closed their home hereon Monday NOBTH WOODBtJBT, Or. Telephone 76S. - to care for the same if neces- - ter . The Bee representative was enter- ready THE NEWTOWN BEjv FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1008. 15

R. F. D. carrier two weeks since and E. Stone & expected to continue through the sum' Son, The Newtown Bea mer, but his successor takes his place 229 mm St., Newtown, Friday Miy 8, m. may 4. Mr ana Mrs William L. Curtis re DANBURY, ,CONN. STORE turned home from Hartford and New THE Telephone IM. Britain, where they had been for some Kent. time, lust week. . YORK Bmooeponrr Mr and Mrs Augustine Sackett have NEW a. MACEDONIA AND VICINITY. Deen getting the sackett homestead FOUR STORES BARGAINS ready for their coming stay through Miss Wilholmina Barton has been the summer. IN spending a few davs with he brother. The house known as the David Hlne j. n. canon, and family. school has been bought by a syndicate 1119-112- 3 Main St., Bridgeport; George E. Chase has been keening ot jews and is being enlarged and re- - SUITS. lonesome house while Mn Chase and paired to be used as a Jewish boarding daughter are away visiting friends, nuuue ana sanitarium. If you want a Suit, come hero. William CrlLlev has new buck Lots of the best to select from, board wagon, the workmanship of Surprise Special and then toward Keeler. New Milford. , William Durfee has mnvd tn Kent Prices. lama and on Sale No. 450. Remember Our Modest i works the Kent school A son. ueorge Kantian Allen, was farm. born to Mr and Mrs out George H. Allen Gettiag railroad ties was the oc of on 2(5. On Sale One Week, Beginning or Woodbury, April The boy is cupation quite a number of men and a H. Ran and next or grandson of Treatmrer Leroy Saturday, May 9th, Ending Friday, Nay noys this vicinity the past winter. dall oi the New Miliord bank. who had about 1000 ties Savings 15th, thrown out by The r" Cof- - me uniecnng inspector as unsuitable. lee percolators are made in over one hundred styles and sizes, in copper, Bethlehem nickel and silver-finis- h varying In capacity from one to five hints. The Boys' urn style is for making coffee on the FARMERS UP AND AT IT, table and the heat is obtained by an alcohol The cold weather still continues but burner, or our electric service. Knickerbocker The Coffee Pot is the farmers are not on their etyle designed for sitting use on the stove Either oars waiting for a change, but are gas range. up style produces the same re and at it. , exactly sult by the same process. Those who Suits $2. if i want better flavored .VI GRANGE coffee those who MK'vfHm. llllllH, PROSPERING. ' t rf:i p want healthful coffee those who want I Si f 1 1 7 In New Fabrics and Fashions, Sizes 7 to 16 The Grange will Instruct in the third economical coffee will all be "1 I t Spring ,r&sr-- delight '11 I ) ' 8' .to and fourth degrees a class of ten on ed with the result in any of the many f and Values. Monday evening, May 10. styles of the Manning-Bowma- n Regular $3.50 $4 Meteor" Circulating Coffee Perco a- - The new Champion road machine has tor. M. W. Hill, the Bank street Jew Made of fine quality all-wo- ol Velour Cassimera and arrived and J. P. Stevens and F. P. eler sens them. Fancy Cheviots in Double Breasted Belted Style with Hayes have started to work the roads. large full cut Knickerbocker pants all new and de- EDISON sirable in seas- John Green moved to the Gi bert At- - Spring Patterns a great variety of the wood place in Middlebury. Southbury. on's most popular colorings new browns, tans, grays PHONOGRAPHS The Kev Alfred Goldsborough of and olives, an excellent assortment and you will sure Bridgeport officiated in Christ church DOGS AFTER SHEEP. ly find just the shade and pattern you like all well on Sunday. tailored throughout, double stitched seams, stayed Dogs got into Curtis Smith's flock of N. W. Flower is out with a fast edges and durably lined every garment guaranteed the 20 of Dr Love sheep, past week, killing nearly fitting and to stand hard wear. Homes, stepper, recently bought of his and lambs and pertect Brighten land. sheep just about flock. Mrs A. E. Johnson is ruined the out with a new See Them Now On Sale One rubber tire Amuse buggy. Steve Steison of New York has Families, Mr and Mrs E. and Mr on Display Week Only J. Thompson of Charles B.' Johnson what is and Mrs N. W. Flower bought in the attended the known as the Potter on Ending funeral of Mrs farm Hull's Show Thompson's brother, soon Windows. Next Friday. EntertainFriends. William in Hill, and'will take possession. Judson, Woodbury, last Mr and Mrs L. W. who $2 ' Carrington, week, have Messrs Adams and Thomson charge of the Hendrix place at of the tne are successful with C. E. union addressed river, quite Easy Payments. Waterbury a their have hatched number of m the poultry. They large people Conere about 100 chicks this season and The Store's Double Guarantee Binds who young Surprise Every Sale. gational church, Sunday evening, have have 30 listened to only lost one. They now If attentively the different hens believe in the any purchase, for any reason, fails to please, the money is instantly refunded without a question, or Lewis methods of Christian work and all setting. They good the felt old hen do goods cheerfully exchanged. All clothing bought here, no matter what the price, is and was to be way of letting the mother pressed it good there. the work. kept in good repair for one year free of charge. Mrs W now Carr atson, of Pittsfield, Mr and Mrs N. W. Hendrix and Mr Phonograph will the summer spend with her rela Mrs W. who been tives and E. Peck, have in Pennsylvania. a few at Mr Hendrix's Store, G. Watson is the own spending days George present on the wnere were er of the farm so owned and occu place river, they is 236 Main Ct. long the of Mr and Mrs L. W. Car The Store the Favorite Store. St, Danbury, - Watson. guests Surprise People's pied by (Jan- returned on to their Mrs A. O. Mitchell is at rington, Monday For recuperting home in New Haven. While here they Men's, Young Men's, Boys' and Children's Wearing Apparel. home Water- - the of a. b. Carpenter of and had sue and Memorial Work. town. enjoyed the fishing good The largest and most varied stock of Suits ever seen. Clothes Cemetery cess. Spring of quality and style in a wide U. m. range of patterns in the shade or color that and Mrs Maiiory of Woodbury is Mr anc Mrs John Bevans have just very you fancy are looking for. All manufactured in our her Mrs S. P. own model workrooms and guaranteed in every respect. The best skill in and visiting daughter, Hayes. moved from Mr place on tailoring style making and the Laughlin's finest quality fabrics are all combined in The Surprise Store's Suits. We fit men of all & airs liiine raimer ot waterbury is Hull's hill to the old Warner place. builds, short, tall, stou Chapman, her relatives in town. and regular sizes, all fitted to perfection. Hughes visiting B. M. Tuttle was out last Successor to Chas. J. Hughes, fishing, Saturday, and captured a good mess of Washington. suckers. G. N. Wakelee was home over Sun Men's Suits in the New- Men's Suits in Exclusive day. BURR HOLLISTER RESIGNS AS Mrs Hibbard from Tornngton is vis PRINCIPAL OF THE WASHING iting her sister, Mrs G. A. Stiles. est Fashions, Styles. TON HIGH SCHOOL. Miss Annie Mitchell Johnson of Bris ' Burr Hollister tendered his resigna- tol has been visiting Miss A. F. Stiles. - $12, $15 $18, tion as principal of the Washington Miss Mattie Baldwin from Middle- , $5, $7.50, $10. High school, March 15, to take effect bury spent Sunday with her mother. In an expensive showing of this season's most fav- 1. The came a Miss from ored May resignation as sur Mattie Rotherforth Exceptionally well tailored garments in new Spring shades of brown, 'tan and gray; also olive and and he is of Mr and Mrs R. blue prise, regret is expressed that Bridgeport guest fabrics in rich patterns and shades and plain solid col- shades in broad and narrow stripes, overplaids and felt unable to finish school so H. Rotherforth. in the year, ors. Plenty of the popular new Brown and eloquent mixtures the finest pure cassimeres an end. Miss from near Laura Averill was Katherine Matthews Waterbury Grays, all cut over the latest models with all the new- cheviots and serges, all perfectly tailored in conserva- Manufacturers of and Dealers In secured to take his was home over or place. Sunday. est style points. Elegantly made in every detail and tive extensive college styles. The coats are three Several from and four The Highest Grade of Cemetery this place attended the guaranteed perfect fitting. All The Surprise Store's button models with medium and long lapells, C. H. WARNER LEAVES HIS PROP- dance ot s g Work from Quaker Farms, last Friday garments are distinguished for style, fit, wear, com- athletic shoulders and snug-fittin- collars, new ideas ERTY TO THE MASONIC FRA in vests and peg-to- p evening. fort, quality, workmanship and general appearance. trousers. The best class of tail- Granite and Marble. TERNITY. A large number of automobiles oring throughout. The will of the late Charles H. War passed through the street, Sunday. Office and Salesroom: Men's ner was offered for on Satur John Warner is working for C. L. Young College dC d?7 CA Young Men's Ct. probate dQ Varsity MA (MO (MCT 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, day. A niece who had been his house Graef at the store. Suits, Sizes 14 to 19 P3 tPO.JV Suits Sizes 14 154 Main Conn tp!9 yAU, $10 Branch office, St., Danbury, keeper was given a life use of his es- pli? tate, after which it goes to Rising Sun lodge. F. &. A. M. The estate is esti- Farms. Men's Seamless Half Hose mated to be valued at $10,000 or Quaker's Fancy Men's Rich Spring Neckwear 25c J.S.BATES, Men's $12,000. Extra Strong Suspenders 25c Men's Woven Madras Shirts 49c Successor to The 'Bates Stoke Co., Men!s Fine Silk Shield Bows 12c Men's Make life's walk easy by purchasing HENRY TOMLINSON AT THE HOS Stylish Leather Belts 25c Men's Black Office and 10c Monumental &Building Work your boots and shoes of Cogswell PITAL. Shop Caps Men's Extra Value Overalls 49c wetereau. stock you can on Master Tomlinson. Men's Guaranteed Hats 98c Men's Golf and Monuments, a depend Henry who had Stylish Caps 25c Cleaning for qualities. the misfortune to Men's Extra Underwear Headstones, etc. wearing ' fall about two weeks Quality 49c Men's Summer Underwear 25c ago with an axe in his hand cutting a 42 Water St., Norwaik.Ct. North very bad gash and nearly cutting the Kent. hand half off, is now at the New Haven hospital for treatment and is now rest Offerings in Boys and Children's Suits. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. ing nicely. Dr Conkhng of Ansonia M. G. KEANE'S first dressed the wound but was Miss Mills it and Mrs McCarthy of New best afterward to take him to $1.50, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4, $5 one are thought i at their cottaee airain on the hospital where he now is. The The new stvles and models in knee pant suits embrace a snlendid ranire of new sm-- fahripq ot Monumental Good Hill. tw little fellow is now doing nicely and it and extra wear resisting. Double Breasted and Knickerbocker stvles in hrown. tan trrav and hino shaHoa fnr Jennines of Kent visited Works, Roy at Fred is thought his hand will be saved. boys of 6 to 16 years of age. We fully guarantee every suit in cloth and construction. Hallock's last Sunday. Housatonic Clark Dodsre. with wife and several White Cambric Handkerchiefs Ave., Bridgeport. R. Z. Hawkins has had new hen Boys' 3c Boys' Stylish Golf Caps 25c friends, drove from Torrintgon, Sat a house erected and also a new horse Boys' Fancy Silk Shield Bows 10c Fine Madras urday, and spent a few days with Ev Boys' Shirts 49c barn east house. erett Thompson's family. built' just of his Boys' Extra Strong Suspenders 15c Boys' Spring Underwear 25c Thomas Laughlin did the work and Mr lioy bames is workine tne hill road Boys' Madras School Blouses 25c Boys' Fast Black Stockings 10c here. Hawkins is now havine his barn north of his house Boys' All Wool Fancy Knee Pants 25c Boys' Blue Serge Knickerbockers 95c Mrs Mary Dean is her thoroughly repaired and entertaining new sills brother and wife and' two children put under and is to move it into the meadow from Waterbury. back of his house and Store is igestion connect it there with what was former- The Surprise Open Saturday Evenings Until 11 o'clock. Mr and Mrs Dan Hall have been en his tobacco barn. David tertaining friends the past week. ly Wheeler and son of Southford and are doing the Stomach trouble ll hut symptom of, and not bilas Hall has purchased a new horse of Beeman & work of moving and renairine the In Itself a true diieaw. W think of Dyspepsia, Strong. barn. '""" Heartburn, and Indigestion as real diseases, yet Charles B. Johnson is havinor wide a of meats, salads, cakes, ice cream and iting friends in Huntington Center, the they are symptoms only of certain speeiflfl veranda built across the north side of! coffee.to which all did Favors Huntington, Nerve sickness nothing else. Bull's Bridge. justice. past week, having returned from San his house. Mr Thayer and son of Sey- were to each Havana It was this fact that first led Dr. presented guest. Among Francisco, and Chicago. Mrs correctly Shoop mour are doing the work. thoie were Mr and Mrs Horace Gorman has ' in the creation of that now Stomach present Mrs John M. Scheehy, who has been visited many observator- very popular ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE Mrs Theodore Hine has two windows Winton of New York City, who came ies in the Remedy Dr. Shoop'i Restorative. Goinf direct in Nichols' caring for Mrs P.Owen, who interest of astronomy, among BOOK. full of house plants which are now in up to be present and a others the Lick to the stomach nerves, alone that success enjoy pleasant has been very, ill with typhoid pneu- Observatory ; also the brought full bloom. They are a pretty sight. with friends and and favor to Sr. and his With- Mrs Wooden evening acquaint monia, has returned to her home here. Yerkes Observatory at Williams Shoop Restorative. George of Wingdale, N. Mrs Hattie B. Hill has returned from ances. Bay, out They returned to their home Mrs Owen is now and Geneva Lake, Wis. Mrs Gorman ex- that original and highly vital principle, no Y., visited her daughter, Lida. at Mrs few in gaining rapidly such days stay Saugatuck, wnereion raonoay.iast. is able to be about her home. pects to lecture on the science in the lasting accomplishments were ever to be had. Benjamin Hoag's on Thursday and Fri- she was the of her Mrs For guest duaghter, Mrs G. Gorman has been vis fall. stomach distress, bloating, biliousness, bad day. w. Hitt. George breath and sallow Dr. Mrs Colebrook in Mr Patterson of New York City is complexion, try Shoop'i John was Water The social dance given at the Quak Kestorative-Tabl- eti visiting at H. Lord's. or Liquid and tee for jour bury, last week. Farm J. er's hll by the Christ church Mr and Mrs 01 m re- self what it can and will do. We tell and cheer Mr and Mrs Pough-qua- g, J. Frank stead George Stone of here and the Oxford Episcopal church recommend cently visited at North w f--r w r-r-- fully N. Y was in the village, to horse Henry Seeley's, r rr v r r rrrrr w rr to raise money buy a for the Bridgeport. rrjrr Rev Mr was k7 Nelson pastor, Sutherland, large- Miss Edith Curtiss has been spend- Watson of Kent was in the attended and and Remember the is ly enjoyed by all net ing a few days with Olive and Muriel if season coming; for, and we always village, Thursday. ted the societies a handsome sum. (A Was-sai- Sears. a line Martin Lane and Eli Potter of c, a carry good of Tennis and Baseball Goods. Samuel Patterson, who has been quite F. P. Sherman was in on Dr. N. Y., were in the village, Sun- is now able to be out Redding Slioop'3 ill, again. Saturday last day. Miss Katrine Steinson has taking pictures. i Mrs Charles improved Dr De Wolfe has his attractive sum- & 9 Millspaugh visited her her house on Good Hill by having it Hayes Betts, sons in Lakeville, last week. mer home nearly in readiness for occu- newly painted. 993 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Jerome Judd of Waterbury was at pancy for the summer. The his home in the village part of last Jewish people, who have pur- Besfdratiue week. Monroe. chased the Keel place, have taken pos- -- ALL session, the family having lately come DEALERS" from Russia. Warren. PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY. F. L. Sears is ill and under the care of Dr Hill. I Sell Your There was a Can Farm very pleasant surprise Miss Edith Wales a party at the home of Mr and recently spent No Matter Where It Is or What It Is WHAT STRANGE WEATHER. pleasant few days with friends in Bridgeport. CROQUET. Worth. Mrs G. L. Burr on Friday evening last Everyone remarks "What stranee About 40 walked in them. The Send full description, state lowest cash upon set prie weather." snowstorms followed hv was in Every new, at prices that will and learn wonderfully successful . evening pleasantly spent games my plan. thermometers 88 going to degrees from and music. Mrs and OASTOHXA. , George Hawley Tha Kind Von Hav sold at 20 in less 12 flsan tl Always BougJJ please you, than hours. Miss Edith Curtis favored the guests a STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, with recitations. About 10 o'clock a Bigiatara 986-98- Mr Boutilier Jackson's Book Shop, 8 Main St., 83 ReilleyStreet. Bridgeport, Conn resigned his position as tempting supper was served consisting Bridgeport 16 THE NEWTOWN DEE, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1908.

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DEATH OF ROBERT SMITH. The funeral of the late Robert Smith Spic-and-Sp- an New took place on Thursday of luHt week, Rev E. U Whitcome conducting the ervice, The deceased wan 80 year old and could he truly called an old res- ident an he hud always lived on the old homestead. He was a very quiet, Spring: Suits for Women man. He possessed a high moral character and wag universally highly respected by all who knew him. At Most Price Concessions. He was a life Ions member of St Paul'i Astounding church. The interment waa In Land's a End cemetery. Bridgeport women will read this with a gasp of Rev and Mrs Marlon Burton are ted spending two weeka in town ai the delight. Never before have conditions pe-mit- guests of Mr and Mra Martin. It is hoped Mr Burton will conduct the ser- any store to offey a more series of down- vices in the Congregational church for astonishing one or two Sundays. and that in the of George F. Baker, who has made his right bargains, too, right height home at C. B. llawley's for the past season. four and a half years, moved his fam- the Listen. ily to Danbury, last week, where he will make it his home. He expects to A big New York women's tailoring establish-men- t take a position as a traveling agent for a cigar firm. cancelled an order received from a Julia N. llawlcy is vUiting her large brother, J. B. Haw ley, in Colors to. Western house because at v Miss SuBie L. Whitcome spent Arbor the last minute, they day with her brother in Poughkeepsie. Mrs Haight and children are at their wanted cash and the buyer wanted 60 days' time. home in the Center for the summer. Miss Emma Babbitt will make her Thatin brief is the tale. The maker accepted our Copylht, Via), home with Mrs Robret Smith for the present l AI)I.K IKOl. ft CO offer for the entire order, and here are the suits all Next Sunday afternoon, May 10, at 2.30 there will be Swedish service in Brook-fiel- for Let from an the Congregational church at d ready you. nothing keep you early SPRING OPENING. Center. Pastor Algath Ohlson view of this of from Danbury will preach, and the truly splendid collection the very choir of the Danbury Swedish Congre- at afford to gational church will accompany him latest models, prices you can pay. This week we open our New Children's Store, and probably other friends from Dan- the and children's store in New bury. Pastor A. Ohlson preaches reg- largest lightest Eng- ularly at Brookfield Center the second $60 to $75 $37.50. land. Everything for boys and young men. Sunday of each month. Suits, . Beautiful new models of voile suits, silk lined, in a variety of exclusive de- Increased lines in every department. West Redding. signs, blue, black and gray; also very charming taffeta suits in the same colors; Prices lower than ever before. made to retail to Sizes 36 38. SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT. at $60 175. 34, and , While they last at $37.50. Our Shoe Department has been increased to The musical play given by the pupils double its former size. Shoes for men and of the Umpawaug school, last Friday ladies, evening, was a pleasing success. The $35 and $37.50 Suits, $25. children. children are energetic and willing workers and are to be commended for These are mostly the new Boulevard model suits, in smart semi-fitte- d effects, You are cordially invited to inspect our new the manner in which theirparts were rendered. The play was entitled, gored and plaited skirts with broad folds, all button trimmed in the latest de- store. very Come in and see us. "Bonny bell." The characters were as in worsteds and follows : signs. Superb walking suits, fancy serges; colors, Copenhagen, Bonnybell, Miss Mabel Rider. Blondine, brown, gray, reseda,-green- , navy, in plain and shadow stripes, and Alice and step-sister- s. Miss black-and-whi- Clara, te $35 and at Bab-coc- $37.50. $25. Anna Kavanaugh, Miss Gertrude k. shepherd plaid. Eegularly Special

Stepmother, Miss Clarrisa Piatt. Prince, Master John Carson. Marked Reductions in Other Lines. Clown, Master John Jennings. Knights, ladies and attendants, Fairy Queen fairies, Children of the Keadjusting prices among our incomplete lines has wrought a big change in school. the stocks. You find the Between the acts the audience were may just suit you thought you could not afford some time now HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS. entertained by solos sung by Miss Eth- 'ago, priced within your reach. By all means, come and see, for el Oddie and the Misses Ella and 066-- 8 fAIN8I Lucy Steitzel. Many thanks are due to the All of the $60 to 575 Suits and friends in our regular stocks are now $50.00. parents of the school for All of Bridgeport, Conn. their help in preparing, costumes and our $45, $50 and $55 Suits have been reduced to $47.50. their generous patronage in purchasing Our $32.60 suits and lines of tickets. It has been broken our $35 suits are now $25.00." requested that All of the play be repeated in the Sunday our $18.50 suits including shipments just received, are $15. school room of the Methodist'church. t All DEATH OF BENJAMIN GRIFFIN. Fittings By Custom Fitters.' The sickness and death of Benjamin Griffin which occurred at the home of All regular priced goods altered free; a small alteration on marked were Sunday guests of Bridgeport charge The Newtown Bed friends. Charles F. Bronson was a shock to his down garments. many mends in this locality. Mr The of Mr and Mrs Newtown. Friday, May 8, 1908. infant daughter Griffin, was a hatter and worked in ill for sever- D; L. Coley has been very Bethel, where he was also much re- al Women's Hosiery days. For a number ar spected. of years he New in Women's under-we- Miss Gertrude Coleman has resigned had made his special, it home in West Redding black gauze special. .Anew Weston. as teacher of the Good Hill school. where his genial face will be greatly cotton embroidered range of trim- ) fancy C. Wil- missed. The funeral took INCORPORATED vests-va- Miss Alice Fitch and Mrs R. place from hosiery. Value 59c gr.BIflfMi med gauze lue liams spent Monday in Ridgeheld. the residence of his brother, Edward 39c 39c. CHURCH NOTES. in pair. Special OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN X. CHILDREN Special The Christian Endeavor meeting of Griffin, Danbury, on Sunday. The pair. 25c each. The Norfield Aid society will hold its the church was led by interment will be in the Wooster ceme- BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Congregational ' next social with Mr and Mrs William Mrs Bessie FJewellyn on Sunday tven-- tery. ;' Plumb Lockwood on Friday evening, met. May 15. Ice cream and cake will be Miss Minnie Kennel has been spen- Master Nile Curtiss has been sick served. ding a few days with Miss Ethel Beers. with tonsilitis. Friends here attended the wedding of Mrs Edgar Crofutt is spending a few Quite a large audience heard him. Bantam. Mr and Mrs Richard Schmidt of Miss Minnie Beckwith and Arthur Fer- days in Derby, visiting her sister, Mrs Miss Bessie Pierce attended a recep- busan Hubbell. tion Bridgeport were Sunday guests of Mr ry in Ridgefield on Thursday. given by the President of Yale " and Mrs Howard Leers. Mr and Mrs Elbert Carver of Ridge- Mrs John Oddie and daughter, Ethel, University and Mrs Hadley, on Tues- DEATH OF CHARLES D. KIL-BOUR- Mrs S. S. weeK JNew Miss Frederica Faulhaber is spending field were Sunday guests of spent last in York. day evening, May 5. " Mr and Mrs this week in New York. Carver. Harry Cartwright are Charles Dudley Kilbourn died at who been in South Mr and Mrs Robert Staines of Long Miss Irene Lockwood, has again living Britain. Hartford, May 1, aged 61. The funeral re- Mra Hill have been recent guests of Mr and spending the winter in Bethel, has Tashua. Alvira Mitchell has returned was attended at St Paul's church in from her visit W. E. Mitchell's. jnrs oiepnne ataines. turned to her home here. at this place at 1 p. m on Sunday. Rev Miss Fannie Daniels Newtown Miss Lizzie Adams spent'part of last EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT. of C. Beers officiating. week as a guest of Mrs Frank Fitch visited Mrs Arthur Munson over Sun- and the Misses Ferris. The young people of Christ church, day. Mrs James Coffin and children are Nor-wal- Thomas' Oil is the best are to an Rev Wallace Mr and Mrs Frederick Beers of k "Dr Electric lashua, give entertainment Nutting of Southbury spending some time with her parents, have returned home from a few remedy for that often fatal diseased-crou- on Wednesday, May 13, of at 7.30, will preach in the Congregational Mr and Mrs T. Brundage. days' visit with Mr and Mra Vtavafpv Has been used with success in If stormy, the next evening. The church, Sunday. M. D. Bartholomew, our station Wiliams. " our family for eight Mrs L. youthful committee have worked like Willis Fowler has moved into D. M, is confined to the house ill- . years." agent, by fi'arli.nil' T3,,,--H- J TT 1J Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y. Trojans to make this function a notable Mitchell's tenement house. ness. Don't waste one in every respect, and they certain- Mrs Elvira Mitchell has returned R. N. Cochran and A. Birch are in ly deserve the hearty support of the from a two weeks' visit in Woodbury. town. , Your community. Those who come will get Several from this place attended the a more liberal ieast of good things for dance in Quaker's Farms, Friday even ! their money than usually falls to the ing. Washington. Time AT LIBRARY CORNER. lot of pleasure seekers. There will be ROMFORD. tableaux of a very high order, renro- - If you have a ductions of famous Stevenson. A. G. paintings and bits Humphrey has all his plough- farm for sale or rent; if of local color. Picture poems will be ing done and is driving a of horses you pair want boarders; If have recited by very youthful talent, and a FOREST FIRES. for the road workers, New Preston di- you any- short dialogue by the older ones. The There was quite a bad forest fireraE' vision. ' thing: you want to dispose of; if evening will close with a verv hpanti- - ing all day, Tuesday, in the wood north R. C. Whittlesey is an "obliging and you are looking for business ful tableau and the eirls will serve re of the railroad track near Monroe De prosperous farmer. He retails milk to don't waste freshments in costume. A verv per which burned over his neighbors and sends a to your A Chat pot, a large tract of quantity time about it. Just a suasive auctioneer will sell delirious timber land and did considerable dam Bridgeport. . put little homemade ad in the Want cakes, every one labeled age Gratie Gillette has returned to Water columns of The with the name of the fair cook who is bury. Bee-expre- ssing briefly what responsible, for its manufacture. T. D. Hannon has been On EASTER SERVICE. ' entertaining you want, and that will settle It. Boys' Clothing. Homemade candy, rjut ud in novel parties irom waterbury and New York. An forms, will be another attraction, and Easter service, consisting of mr ana ivirs c. a. wiibur have re- two little "Guineas" will dispense their music appropiate for the occasion and cently been in Watertown, where their Use recitations the followed ' In the way of Spring apparel for your young beloved peanuts. Friends from New by children, by son, Edward, is attending school. The Bee. York have contributed substantial heln remarks by the pastor, Rev H. I, L. F. Harvey has two men quite .busy hopefuls, Library Corner stands ready to meet to the undertaking, and several of the Thayer, was given at the church. Sun plowing. every need. You don't need to pay extrava- tableaux, costumes and other novelties day evening, and was much enjoyed by are copied from recent the large congregation present is not entertainments gant prices for boys' clothing, for there given in that city. The admission, Nichols Mrs Ida Sherwood commenced her a healthy, rugged boy any wnere who won't which includes resfeshments, is twenty-fiv- e cents. work as teacher of the Riverside NEWS HEREABOUTS. break away from the parents' restraint and school. Tuesday. Mrs Frank Baldwin has had the mis- in boyish pastimes.which means Martin Stowe is very sick at the engage rough South Britain. present writing and much sympathy is fortune to lose 30 of her hens by thieves. usage to clothing. Therefore, buy good felt for him and his large family. Mrs Horace Wellington visited her George R. Smith, the new parents in Booth's Hill on Wednesday. clothes. Corner and a GOOD ENTERTAINMENT proprie Library clothes, pay AS- - tor of the store at Zoar Bridge, is to William Wellington has moved his SUP.ED. reasonable price, $5.98 and upward. Perma- have ah opening at his store, this even- family into the porth part of Warren nent and correct are the There will be an entertainment m ing, Friday, May 8. There will be mu- E. Plumb's house. shapeliness, style Monson's hall, Friday evening, May sic and refreshments. The public are A family from BrideeDort has maveA strong features of our boys' clothing. 15, consisting.of music arid two plays, all cordially invited to come and in- into the house of Elbert Nichols, de "The Trouble at Saterlies" and "The spect his store and stock. ceased. Wrong Package." by the ladies nftha Mrs L. Goulett the in Der John Shelton has purchased a new Everything in Spring Furnishings for spent day - Tomlinson's Congregational church. The admi ssinn by, last Tuesday. horse. man or will be 25 Mr boy. cents for each person. Doors S. B. Owens who purchased George Smith of Bridgeport who boueht Quick Lunch & open at 7 o'clock. Entertainment at 8 R. Smith's farm, has set out this spring the Plumb place, is making repairs up- Restaurant o ciocK on ' ' sharp. a large number of peach and other it 876-8- Main St.. Just below State. fruit trees and is now setting out a and Bridgeport, Ct. ' PERSONAL CHAT. large quantity of strawberry rasp- The International Stock and toultrv besides other small fruits. Miss May Piatt gave a barn dance to berry plants, food and heave cure every farmer should on hand. Also the Inter- her neighbors, Friday evening. All re- keep port a very enjoyable time. SOITROE. national harness soap and Taylor's Home-mad- e cooldnff that will hoof ointment At Curtis & MilMAIN JOHN 5t BRIDGEPORT. GONM The baseball season opened, last Sat- Taylor, please you. g urday afternoon. Both nines were from A Christian Science service will be Co.'s. This latter remedy is madeuD who Give us call when in the the home town. held. Sunday afternoon. May 10, at 3 by Edward Taylor, is one of the a city. on horse Rev Mr Roberts gave an o'clock, at the home of M. E. Wayland, best authorities the here interesting abouts. lecture on China, Sunday evening. Monroe ; all cordially invited. Regular Dinner 25c.