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VOLUME XVII. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1894. EIGHT-- PAGES. NUMBEE 14

E. A. Bevans la the artist who does the Talk of the Town. work.

C0E5EE-BUCKLEN'- SPRING OPENING. THE PEOPLE'S S A TEEAT 13 STORE. GRAND Rev Charles H. ABXICA Smith, pastor of the 8ALVE. Windsor avenue Congregational chorcb. The best salve in the world for cuts. of Hartford, will give a lecture in the bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever Congregational church the last of April, sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, the proceeds to go toward the Sunday 9 corns and all skin eruptions, and posi- school library. Mr Smith is a pleasing tively cures piles or no pay required. It speaker, and bis many fi iends in town is guaranteed to Rive perfect satisfaction will be glad of another opportunity to or money refunded. Price 23c per box. bear him. - Tor sale -- ENGLAND COMBINATION CLOTHIERS,-- "J by E. F. Hawley, Newtown, NEW and S. C. Bull, Sandy Hook. One of Baker's prize balloons landed in the back yard of William Luck, two A POINTER. miles southwest of Waterbury, on the C. II. Bennett;. RrlrT Middle bury road. Mr Luck says it "done feared his out Desrse to announce to the of Newtown and vicinity that their new, stylish ness push, business growth and business dog of two years people integrity has pushed him to the front as growth when it landed." the leader in bargains and low prices, never deviates from his to The Xew York and Xew England pas- . purpose carry 1 . BISIIDG-EPOIST- the best stock and his customers senger conductors will on May discard satisfyn their Prince Albert coats and SUMMER STOCKS OF COITIT. to a desrree that, mnl-p- lr. nlonso don blue SPRING AND coats of the cutaway style, known among everybody to trade at his store. All railroad men as the "Williams Coat." Liirouga nis bgock you will lind great I l l l l i I I l I M l l I l i I l I bargains that are irresistible to close The Berkshire express trains will prob- buvers of shoes will hp fonnrl it Rn. ably be put on the Consolidated road MEOW'S JNJD BOYS' CLOTHIlsrG nett's, this week, when ladies, girls, men about May 1, this year, and will run on - A. 11, LOGIE. and boys can find everything in foot the New York, Danbury and Berkshire wear at prices never Derore equalled. divisions. The entire crews will proba- FuiisrisiaiiisrG- goods Biff crowds nt Rpnnptt.'a Satur bly run through from Xew York to day, elbowing their way into the store Pitts field and each crew will make three iu geu a cuance at tne Dusneis ol snoes trips a week. Danbury Xews. store consists of New, Fashiona- on their counter. This week he adver- Are now ready Everything throughout our immense Fresh, this season's tises shoes and oxfords at half nrice. The Andrew J. Peck place in the south- Reliable Goods. No old stock to pick from, but the very best of productions. See "ad." ern part of the town, has been sold by ble and Mrs Metta E. we cannot recommend. the "4 Shuart, daughter of the We refuse to carry goods on our counters that Guaranteeing . Whatever may be the cause of blanch late Andrew J. Peck, to Aaron Sanford. positively ELZEZEIE T be in state. "WSI-- IUTBBESTI1TG-- ing, the hair may restored to its orig- very best values at the lowest prices the IS IS inal color by the use of that DOtent rem Arthur Stuart of West Bidding was the edy, Hall's vegetable Sicilian hair guest over Sunday of George W. Stuart. The oldest and strongest fertilizer com- 1 The rapidity with which croun devel pany is represented by William C. John- son. Sales of & COMPANY. ft.''' ops calls for instant treatment; ;and yet Stockbridge manures more F. E. HARWELL few households are prepared for its vis than doubled. .Car just in and every bag its. An admirable remedy for this dis warranted fresh and true to analysis. ease is has -- Combination Clothiers, Ayer's cherry pectoral. It New England s saved hundreds of lives and should be in Mrs Halsey and children of Hawley- DANBURY, CONN. every home where there are young ville have returned from a three weeks Main and Liberty Streets, sojourn in Brooklyn. Corner ,4 5 It may save you time and money to be The Cole fc Ellis Co. have succeeded Wiard Adjustable Weeder. Victor Bicycles. informed that, when you need a blood- - the firm of Charles M. Cole fc Co., and is kind will continue the same business at the This Weeder is used and purifier, Ayer's sarsaparilla the 1 with great advantage Our annual invitation is out for our friends to most iu favor with medical old stand, to 13 Fairfield avenue. Tliey T on all sown and 1 the profes- profit planted cropsi especially call and examine the Victor Bicycles, better,lighter sion. It is the standard, and, as such, are selling wall paper, paints, etc., and blood-purifi- er lower ever one con- in early spring. Very simple, easily handled. One stronger than ever before, and we take pleasure in showing: the only admitted at the than before. Any , them. in this line will trial convinces the farmer that he needs it- - Send to us, or call in, and get the finest bicycle catalogue world s lair. templating anything 100x1037-- Conn. ever issued. We have the Lovell Diamond machines, also. save money by calling on them. They '. When you are in Bridgeport call at our have a choice line of wall paper that is T new store and see the finest of pi- at astonishi iL-- C3T-- stock selling rapidly prices cgly C 3P3R.I04H3S; anos ever exhibited in the-cit- y of low. Do not fail to call on them. LATEST LYON & GRUMMAN, Bridge m OOT port, ine bteinert fc son s Co., the Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hardware. leading piano house, 313 Main street, ft Iii Fairfield County. 383 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT, CONN iiriageport. DISK AND ACME HARROWS, PLOWS, The Plumb Hardware Co. are out with REDDING. a new in their to-da- y. AND change big "ad A WOLD FROM REV MR URAY. ALE FARMING IMPLEMENTS, FRESH SEEDS, ROWKER'S, COE'S, They area pushing and enterprising firm FERTILIZERS. and the farmers in this vicinity appreci Editor of The Newtown Bee Dear OTHER ate their eflorts to get their trade. They .Sir: in the Redding correspondence of R BALLEESTEIN & COMPANY, are receiving constantly by mail and Tni; Bke, date of March 30, it is stated personal inquiry lot? of orders and talks "The Rev E. L. Bray expects to take a FURNITURE FLYING THROUGH about new tools and implements of all superannuated relation at the coming kiLds. Later on they will probably have conference on account of poor health." THE AIR IN BRIDGEFOBT, CONN. a word to about "Wood"' Whoever said correspondent may be, he STOVES, Furnaces, say mowing she no Ranges, machines, reapers, horse rakes, etc., for or had authority or right to make which they are selling and distributing such a statement. I have been on this PUMPS, LEAD AND IRON PIPE, agents for this vicinity. Don't fail to charge two years 'and have not missed Baker's Prize Balloons. call at their store for prices, whenever filling my pulpit in Redding a single Sab- SHEET IRON you need anything in their line. bath by sickness during the two years SHEET LEAD, TIN, and have taken no vacation. I have also, Special sales on we mark out in the week. with the exception of six stormy Sun- AND COPPER GOODS. I will cause to be sent up as per schedule Friday, although bargains every day filled the at ev- elow, Black and and A BIG DEAL. days, pulpit Ixing Ridge which we would at this colored, plain fancy Straw Hats, Feathers and Flowers. ery Sunday afternoon. Every fourth We have in stock a full line of Stoves and Ranges mo.--t of the time I have remained We need the cash more Sunday season of the year be glad to exchange for money. at Long Ridge in the evening and rode think of and will call on us we will name a 20 Fire RAKEU & GHAYOF XEW YORK AND JAMES home, four ruiles.after the service. When than the goods. If you buying Large Balloons, Visit Our Trimmed Mat LEE OF HAWLEYVILLE, THE EXTENSIVE I can afford to NOW, rather than wait until the season Department! not at Long Ridge, have been in the at which you buy MILK CONTRACTORS UNITE FORCES. in connec- price Novelties in Newest and the Latest combined evening service Redding. In Designs Styles, with Lowest Possible Prices. An transaction was made. tion with this, I held meetings in the PWe8 double non-freezi- Force two Irom racli town named, and the man, important would also call your attention to our acting, woman or child who inula one ol these last week, whereby Baker & Grav, the evening at Long Ridge for four weeks us for will timl a three or meet for wells and cisterns, which are fast coming into general suspended by wire trom the New York milk contractors, and James last December, haviDg four Pumps basket a sealed certilicate, (wrapped in tin D UP. Lee of united in one com ings a week and driving home part of the windows, etc. foil to preserve lroin the elements), entitling HATS, $1.50 Hawleyville, time I do washing wagons, the holder to some one of the following arti- Ribbons for Hat and Dress pany, under the firm name of Baker, after service. not think this : Trimmings; Velvets; Ornaments. We LEAD in Low Prices. on cles of lurniture Gray & Co. This will make them the big- and my pastoral work this circuit of milk contractors to New about 12 miles, betokens a superannuat- Oak Chamber Suit with French bevel mirror, gest shipping or is I Oak Extension Table, ork City, making a grand total of 48,000 ed, sickly minister. It true expect Hall's? Oak Card Tables, . quarts. Baker & Gray have heretofore to change at the coming conference, but - Oak Suit Oorxn- Tables, eeidg,3G3MAINST-'conn- handled most of the milk on the Housa-toni- c have given no intimation to any one of rESZoolr, Child's Fancy Upholstered Itockers, R BALLERSTEIN & CO., a but ex- Ladies' Work Stands, road north of New Milford, while taking superannuated relation, Sandy double cane seat Sitting Room Chairs, Wholesalers Mr Lee has handled most of the milk pect to continue ia the active work for double cane seat Koekers, Importers, and Retailers of Choice Millinery Goods. of on the present. I have many friends and Waste Baskets. south there and the Shepaug road. Fancy Taper Both Messrs Baker & and James I ee acquaintances among the readers of The & Gray because 1 do not want them to The Cole Ellis 2(1 have had a good reputation among the Bee and farmers, and have always paid prompt be misinformed I send this to you for Kvery balloon will contain a certilicate and lne ot their forces will publication. Respectfully yours, E. Company, here will be no blanks. These balloons will ly, solidifying March 31, be sent up about .;su to 8.110 o'clock in the ev- - 420 Main St.. BRIDGEPORT. make a still stronger firm, and one which Bray, Bedding, Ct., Wall Fairiieiu Ave. .Cor- - Water St. nmiz. .No one can begin to fruess what town will command the confidence of the farm hey will land in. Tney may go a long dis Concession in Price of Dentistry. new STEPNEY AND VICINITY. or come near the $S set of ers, lhe firm will keep open the Conn. tance, they may down vexy teeth $5; $10 sets $8; $15 sets $10. will milk Liu Bridgeport, tat ting point. It will be interesting to watch Extracting with cocaine 25c. Silver and ce- Newtown creamery and bottle TASHCA. Lduu Miu Lin 00 lr niKht and descent and it may pay you to ment fillings 50c up; fine gold fillings $1 there. The new firm have creameries at lo so. Ascertain as nearly as possible their and upward. Quality ot work and material Fall3 Vil- Miss Clara and Jennie Osborne have and go next and Newtown, Cornwall Bridge, landing place morning get warranted first class. All ouerations made New Mil- - made a short stay with friends in Tashua. lie oanoon. Man us the certincate. together Painless by using local and general anesthet lage, Roxbury, Hawley ville and with the tin lag attached, Btate where you ics. Consultation free. Tenth year in Bridgeport. Best references. ford. J he new firm will have a man m lhe annual parish meeting was held tound Ithe balloon, and we will tfelivftrthe New York to look after the cans, on Easter Monday, the old officers were prize securely packed on board train at H&w- - closely elected for the THE W. F. SWORDS LUMBER COMPANY, eyvine, aim on some ot tne smaller articles so that the farmers will not be likely to ensuing year. . we will prepay hall delivery charges. Before have any annoyance by the loss of cans. attaching the certificates to-th- e baloons they All the members of the new firm are en- PLATTSVLLLE. win be seaicu, woumi with tin ton and shaken wide-awak-e and W holeuule anil Ketatl Dealers in a hat-s- o no can Clarendon terprising, men, they will cOnn.in up that one know which LEWIS B. Oil Miss Alice has been her 33riclgoport, ' ot SILLIMAN, Proprietor,Works, a success of Seeley visiting balloons (carry the larger prizes. Names and be sure to make it. Mrs for a MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER, SIDING, SHINGLES, SPRUCE ne nnuers win ue puoiisnea in an uie papers Manufacturer, Producer, Wholesale Dealer in Lubricating and Illuminating cousin, frank Mallett, few & Mantles & Hard we advertise in. Time for presenting certifi HATTEETOWH. days. Timber, Lathr Sash, Doors Blinds, Carvings, Mouldings, cates will be limited to April 20.. Balloons ON HAND. Miss Florence is a as loiiows-- : Jennings visiting Wood, Trim, etc. North Carolina Yellow Pine Lumber Specialtv win be sent up OIIi and Mr and Mrs Charles Weed and William friends in Bridgeport. FTJRWfHHKD PROMPT T. PETEOLEUM PEODUCTS. animalREiLSSS,anti VT!attTTiT.p. nTT.s Bronson of were of rlIITlH Falls Village, Monday Evening, March 26. T. Danbury guests A social surprise was given Mr and Mrs Canaan, Tuesday " " 27. 368 to372 Water Street, - - - - - BRIDGEPORT, CONN Beautiful Building Lots J. W. Penny, last Sunday. Frederick Booth at their home, Tuesday I.itclitlelil, Wednesday " " 28. Charles L. Roberts has bought a cow evening, March 20. About 30 neighbors VVatertown, Thursday ' " 29. of Moses H. of Easton. were H. of The ' " 30. in the of Conn., on which I Thorp and friends pleasantly entertained Joseph Lutz, City Pharmacy, Woodbury, Friday P. W. MARSH, ORANGE ME K H. C. LEMMON. city Bridgeport, B. F. Favreau moved from Gaston 10 o WALL EEIDOEPOET. CONN.., Newtown, Saturday " " SI. Win, can at once build Attractive Dwellings and has by the host and hostess and at clock 86 STREET, ' " 31. finished. into the David Summers While or Washington, Saturday " sell the entire rjroperties.eompletely place. supper was served which consisted wlnhu hlH old friends and customers to know that he Is "still at it" at the old stand, Dan bury. Monday, April 2. .BRIDGEPORT SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE VAULTS. with latest modern the eas- cows from Easton 8. SRte Itn-rft- improvements.on driving his herd of cake and ice wnicn Toilet and the New Mil ford " Dennsit. iest or pay-ment- sandwiches, cream,to mid Weeps ft nu line ot lrugs, Medicines, Fancy and Aaticles, gives Tuesday, 4. Banking and Brokerage, possible terms, regular monthly one of them her in a noie in a JUethel, " " rented at reasonable rates Marsh,Ilii-wiji!'A- PAY RENT. some caught leg all did before to customers wants as ever. Call, and see for Wednesday, y Choice Investments, DON'T Look at justice. Shortly midnight same cureful ami eonrtlous attention Private Rooms s on of the houses I have built. Call or and it it may the had In a free of the latest, luLiniiLOi Rridffennrt. inquire bridge sprained severely, company departed thinking they yourself. Perfumes a specialty. Drop and try sample A small balloon fill be sent up as a wind for examining papers. lemniOll, Real Kstate. n tor particulars. be broken. Mr Favreau bandaged it up a tester in advance of the ones. Now 8teel Vaults, 305 Main St., Allowed spent very pleasant evening. Pc-ifarae- just hig Time Interest nicely and will make an effort to heal Mr wno now me ." don't toraet to watch for the balloon, no mat Eock, Bridgeport, on save Lyaian, occupies i4ILor:n-IrLg- tor what town live in. In case-o- f storm Watchman. Conn. the wounded member and the cow, place owned by Mr Mitchell of South ' Sells you Deposits. is one. Holes in ney win ue sent up the ionowing nigui. which a valuable Britain, will move his family the first of - ZS- should be attended to. been sold to , & ISIS C r - bridges They pnl,lthe place having par . 3H-- BURR KNAPP, Bankers and Brokers. are dangerous. Thev are useless. ties in Bridgeport. DDR, J BBARDS'LE-r- A. (j. BAKER, ' nas Deen " li. Summers snuering Miss Game Marsn spent master witn 363 Main Street, - - - . - Bridgeport, Conn. Architect and fromj. a bad case of ulcerated toothache Mrs Tweedie in New Furniture Warerooms, Opposite tluion Builder, her cousin, Burgess, iNTIST. BONDS, STOCKS, MORTGAGES AND DEBENTURES. INSURANCE. North Avenue, Corner Wood Avenue, Bridgeport. Artificial Teeth Without Plates- - Conn. ' A. G. Baker. Hawleyville's enter Depot, Hawleyville. . STEAMSHIP AND RAILROAD TICKETS. - - CONN. With Plates. Set teetb on rubber 5. Best BRIDGEPORT. prising furniture dealer, may congratu GEORGETOWN. Artificial Teeth Pavinar 5. 5 6. 7. 7 2 and 8 ter cent. Dfinnsit.H aL get and 10, warranted lor three years. There is no better on same. fnKir late himself on the successful ascension no now mucn aid SeeuritieB bought and sold on commission.riioiForeign Bills of Exchange. Cir. vil Frank Williams and family have visit mode, matter you pay. ular Drafts and Bank Money Orders available In all of of two of his prize balloons in this lining and Modern Dentistry In all rts branches. partg Europe. lage on Tuesday evening. The balloons ed friends in Bridgeport. on 10 of work. CONN- - in New on Your fare allowed worth 205 Main St., DANBURY, & were sent up Dy jonn v. iiaisey, a very Married, Westlield, Jersey, Stagg Beardsley, man who nas been in mt Lea Sunday, March 2d, Floyd Jennings to CONTEACTOES agreeable Miss Ellenbrock. - & ker's emDlov two years or more. At .Augusta BUILDERS. 7.20 o'clock a small balloon or wind-te- st The Ladies1 Aid society met on Thurs Deposits received snbject to check and interest allowed on all balances of $500or more. SMALL, er was sent up from the between day afternoon week with Mrs Samuel Work Done at Short Notice. INSURANCE Fire. Marine. Plate Glass, mid If.nrllnir A m,. park LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! .;,.,.. v.,,riiuii the postoffice and the railroad station, Jennings. P. 0. Address, Box 183, Stratford, Conn. companies. REAL ESTATE Bought, sold or exchanged on. commission. SAFE DEPOSIT ana a. VAit is-- ot the latest approved construction. Private rooms for customers connected LONG, Then at intervals of 10 minutes two Mrs J. M. Mansneid a. Mans wind-test- er field Brookfield and Mrs R. C. Em- " therewith, Coupons and dividends collected. TRUSTEES Olt ADMINISTRATORS We are prize balloons and another of prepared to take the charge and care of estates and property generally. were sent up. All the balloons rose to a mons of New Milford have been guests CHAMBER SUITS, PARLOR SUITS; JAMES STAPLES. P. L.HOLZER. F. T. STAPLES. WIDE, of Dr Mansfield. 109 State Cor. - - . - srreat and sailed swiftly and ma St., Court, ; BEIDGEP0ET. CONN height The entertainment the ladies UNDERTAKER, . . jestically in a direct line to Norfolk or given by . " of the Methodist SIDE BOARDS, CHIFFONIERS, Eesidence, St. All orders left with Mr G THICK, beyond. Alter tne oa noons naa ascend church, ltst Tuesday King Koss week, at Mr Batterson's, was B. Sucker, Easton,will receive prompt attention. ed several hundred feet Dr and evening DISTORTED Junius Rhoades were permitted to shoot much enjoyed Dy tne large numoer pres BABY CARRIAGES, Office in Toquet Block, at them with rifles. The or tne ent. The particular features of the DINING CHAIRS, rattling were "Mrs wax works" WESTPORT,. CONN. Datoer proved that the rifles were used evening Jarley's - Is selling; out his entire stock of Winter Blan- marksmen but the small bullet and afterward a box luncheon. Those PHOTOS ENLARGED, by good the different in HALL TREES, kets, Robes and Horse Goods for the FEET holes had little or no effect on Baker's representing characters Furnishing aerial messengers. For the wax works were, "Mrs Jarley," advertising John "Mme John . next 60 at cost. Now is dates of other ascensions, see Baker's Ferris; Patti,"Mrs TIME PRICES. BREW &" SOAKLON, days the time to "Little-Bo-- HARD buy; advertisement in another column. Con- - Ferris; "Liberty," Mrs E. Marsh ; Peep," . , the place is at QUICKLY, nectict Western News. Mrs H. P. Mansfield; UNDERTAKERS, "Milk Maid," Miss Mansfield; "Maud 42 Fairfield and 78 Middle is extensive re Miss Batterson ; "Josiab Allen," Hugs. Undertaking in all its branches, Embalmers and General Managers of Aye. St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN EASILY Mrs Crowe making Muller," Furniture, Carpets, pairs on her bouse, putting in new sins Mr Batterson; "Samantba."Mrs H.Tay - - - Funerals- - and new on two sides lor: "Old Black Joe," Mr Fryer; others : AND putting sidings Comx Sandy Hook Shoe Store. When finished ana pamtea, witn taking part were, Messrs Samuel Jen-nirg-s, StuKly" HooK, A FULL LINE OF CASKETS, ROBES wnicn, John John Edwards and Owing to the impatience of our f riends, or EDWARDS M.SMITH, M.D. COURTEOUSLY other improvements she has made, will Davis, AND FUNERAL ET CETERAS the lack of footwear ot a large number ot our make a neat and attractive nome Miss Georgia Bennett. tills store must PHYSICIAN AND STJKGEON, More or uaven Wlore townspeople, open tempora- Office and Eesidence Newtown Thomas Brew and Phil Haugh are doing Rev Mr New preacneu or le on the . Street. . Have lTou Best Workmanship-Reasonab- Prices rily SHOD - the work. in the Congregational church, Sunday $BOO Telephone Connection. 6 ? , - Which you want to Invent, whore H will be. sate, at per cent, payable WAEEEOOHS: Near Grist Mill, week. 2nd Floor of Schumacher's B'l'ff. E.Bennett-an- d -- AT- Hobart Faircbild has the posts set Mrs fatally are visiting SANDY CONN- - to build a new fence friends in New Haven. No-- 42 PRODUCE EXCHANGE, HOOK, Here for a lew days we display a preparing garden n, for Mrs George uotsiora. Mrs H. P. Mansfield spent Easter with G. WM. J. BREW. I P. J. SCANLON Fresh and New Stock of her parents, in BrookfielcL Stahl. Toledo, Ohio,: Large, D. P. KICHARDSQN, M. D. Benjamin Nichols has moved from The orcnestra met wnn Shoes BALDWIN to the home Miss Georgetown ,i i. will loan It on Toledo real estate. Boots, and Findings, v Botsford Hill of Julia C. A. Jennings on Monday evening week. SAVINGS BANK Physician and Surgeon. ' .. i . . . t V.i H Tt lr T1 .m 1 . vrEwTOWN Newtown, Warner. Mrs visit- ...... n n i nt tin nt t 1855. found at a and all mod- Office Mr and Hubert Taylor have uim'irilFNCE l inn national irain ihihi",".,"m,.. C. ll Conn. Incorporated usually city store, at and Residence, Sandv Hook. T ! Hon Weorwe W. Mitchell, South Britain, Conn., B.Taylor, PHILO CLARKE, President; C. H. NORTH erate prices. Call and see us it you cannot & ed friends in New York. . Hrownroledo, l., a we will to Telephone connection. Rumor has it that Joe Gorham has VOIW. . ; nor, Treasurer, nouiia a. m. to 8 p. m, wait aud try treat you welli NWUWtl, Mondays, 7 to 9 p. in. Yours respectfully, sold his farm at Botsford. Notwithstanding the enormous Increase Mrs Martin Wentsch. STANDISH, Henry Botsford has bought a hand given to human strength by the mechanical Mrs Beach and Valentine, CELEST A. M, some black norse oi imam v&naee. the lever, the tne wheel and Cosmetic A. B. FAIRCHILD, BENEDICT, D., 402 Main Street, powers, pulley, Ladies' Hair DiessiDg, Manicureand Parlors, CHARLES JONAS, Physician and Surgeon, axle, etc, the removal of havy weights Is General Insuranoe And Seal Estate Agent, " - CONN. is the 10 & 11 Connecticut National Bank Building, ' - - 842 State St., BRIDGEPORT. William T. Bronson having still attended by strains and sprains, There 61 FAIEFIELD AVENUE, BRIDGEPORT, CONN MERCHANT Bridgeport. house to him, occu better for such casual- - Corner Wall and Main Streets, ,' Bridgeport, Conn. TAILOR, Electricity one of the therapeutic agenta. Of- painted, belonging la positively nothing ; Warnor Room 2. in - Building, fice boor from 10 a. Edward Uorgan Palestine, ties than Salvation oa. OriMi for SWtwtT Keai?d- Church St., Newtown Conn in. to 12 m, 2 to 4 p. m. pied by Bridgeport, Friday, April 6, 1894. THE NEWTOWN II EE. In Fairfield County. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. SHOE NEWS,

HJUI.lMUKl) T STRATFORD. People, especially women, want to : CONN. COMPANY Hill IHiEFOIiT, TBEBEE PUBLISHING buy new, fresh goods- - They would TO KXTKNU THE STRKET KAILWAY LINES. rather pay a fair profit on shoes right Surveyors have been laying out lines from the maker than to buy old ones for the extension of the horse car tracks at less than cost There's good sense 1 KDITOlt. to Paradise Green. U'a barely possible ALLISON SMITH, be Powder back of it, too Old and lifeless kid that tho work may done this summer AKTIIl'lt .1. HMITIf, IUWINK8H MANAGKIt and, by fall, up town residents will enjoy does not wear well. , i ? 4 i t the privilege of travel by electric cars. ABSOLUTELY PURE """STOREY & ROY'S STOCK! j fi- r MKT1IOD1ST SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS. Another reason, they know that new cost this and At the annual meeting of the Metho- fine "Nereid." She is a fine the funeral of their cousin, Mrs Hoeg In goods less, spring, that sloop yacht, be- i $1-2- Tear, 78 Conu for Six Months, dist Sunday school, the fol lowing ollleers boat and should find a ready purchaser. Brooklyn. old goods must be marked down were elected for the : Su- rides a Model J7 Co Ut. Burr and . K. Hoeg ot Brook fore whoever owns them tO Cantj fur Four Four OimM a Copy. ensuing year Harry Jennings Ij. f being sold, Months, perintendent J. M. lorman; assistant, lumbia bicycle. lyn were in town, Sunday. dealer or maker. George Carey; female superintendent, Mr and Mrs Simon C. Sherwood have Martin Burr has a pair oi line new Mrs K.J. Peck; secretary, George W. returned from an extended trip through steers. Fairchild; treasurer, George M. Fair-chil- d; the Southern states. George Keeler has returned and is This store is fortunate in having new GRAND OFFERINGS librarian, A. K. Merrill; assistant - The public schools close to-da- y for a stopping with Henry Sherwood. . fresh at this season's We ISWTOWS, CONS.. FEIDAI, APRIL 6, 1801. Paul and Miss 11. a team of styles prices. librarians, Carey Grace vacation of one week. It. nawood, Jr., bought ike to show customers are so Llllingston ; organist, Ualph Drew ; chor- The school board held a meeting at the mules at the Sherman auction, this week. them, ister, Miss Fairchild ; treasurer of mis- Town hall on Monday afternoon. II. K. lUwood, Jr., has hired George pleased The two dollar shoes, for in For Spring are now ready.. New goods. Rich A sionary fund, Miss Carrie L. Peck. The minstrels, last night, at Washing Ketcbele of Easton, to peddle on one of stance, or those for three dollars. vi-- ton were a success. The hall his routes, this season. Tho funeral of the late wife of hall, great and rare novelties in my Edgar was packed, many having to alt m cnairs Mrs Lewis Burr has herb ay window Osborn was held at her late residence, in decorated with all kinds of COAT Uev N. K. the aisles. The work ot the different handsomely JOHN G. H0WLAND. Saturday afternoon, Cornwall players was exceedingly well done. potted plants, tilled with blossoms olileiating. II. 1. Stagg, S. Dickinson, a sum was VV. VV. Quite large realized. Should have three N. to-da- it J. Thompson, Farley, G. II. The schools close y rorone . DRESS SILK AND WOOL points VV . K. as public plants. GOODS, Spall and Stagz, acted pall week's will re-op- L." Burr has Bold his trained Editorial Ink bearers. Interment was made in Union vacation. They Henry After a brief stay in New Haven they will ' should fit, it should wear, it Drops. April 16. steers to John al. Ferris and Has bought reside in ueroy. MIXTURES, cemetery. a oi oxen ot Aaron Treadwell of should ba fashionable. , , a well-know- n pair Ambrose Hill, former Kedding. . resident, spent Tuesday in town. Frank Elwood spent 8unday in New York. We have Ladies' and Misses' Tim Diintmry Dispatch "April fooled," Miss Mary Morris of Greenfield Hill the Kuest of Howard Taylor. David Coe haa moved from New l ork STEPNEY- - has the Scientific Museum with lr nas a ot-- ita renders In n on la presented iir aooysmiin pair ot mint white Little cheeks and some beautiful broche made fashionable capital way Monday and occupying the family residence on Middlebrook's almanac for the past 50 horses. Tbey are beauties. Coats, in Main street. Among the interesting leatnresof the ladies' In an and in succession. Mrs Morris is spend - by appearing, enlarged form, Peouonnock council, (). U. A. M., held years ai(L society were a banjo solo by Alfred Jied- fects. You will find our stock matchless in cloths, plain browns, tans, navy ing the winter with Mrs Charles Uradley iora ami a reaainsr dv jvuss Alice .Jenninirs. vastly Improved. The Dispatch the last of their sociables for the season, METHODIST CIIUKCII NOTES. who gave her a Jan r. waKemaa nas received a car ioiut oi and blacks, with ievtres on There was a birthday surprise, Mainel. grown seed potatoes. in in in large hustling to the front and evidently has Tuesday evening. large Dr Merwin is in New York attending uary 30, celebrating her ed anniversary Rev MrTboma was entertained at Mrs A. quality, variety, newness, cheapness, attendance. J. Kissam has moved bis Iamily to his C. on large gathered sleeves, tight fit- found ita place. The monthly meeting of the N. E. O. the New York East conference session. Taylor's Sunday. He i3 the oldest active member of this summer residence here. u. U. Sherwood is digging a well. and above all the most P. waa held Tuesday evening. is advantageous prices ting, at the moderate conference and holds important Samuel Gorman of New York spend Ilayward Caverly of New York spent large ing a few weeks with his mother. Sunday with friends in town. positions In several committees, often for you. ia the to tem- John Lobdell has bought the Henry Price S5. MoClure'g magazine rapidly forging Work is progressing on the new library being called upon by bishop Mr LONG HILL. the session. Craft place, Craft moving to Bridge MARVEL- - to the front. The number Is as building. porarily preside during IT IS A April Our people are thankful that the new port. SILKS. bright as a new dollar. Among other is open to travel. Washington bridge FISHERMAN'S LUCK. Misses and A. have moved features this numher contains two Charles E. Ilubbell, who has been ab FAIKFIELD. Ij. Dingley good sent for the three on a bus- from Mrs E. Gilbert's to A. A. Hall's past months, bamboo rods decked ; More Moire capital short stories and an interesting iness is at home for a short The first split house. than 20 different sorts of Black trip, again with nickle trimmings and tipped with Miss Alice Wheeler of Shelton has MOIRE article on Itev Dr I'arkhurst. time. line of NO DEATHS DURING MARCH. Fred S. who haa been the nicest lance wood, a grass visited Mis May Wells. Satin de Chene and find Printed Silks. Ueardsley, with braided silk never betore introduced to Town Clerk Pike Antique, II. J. Lewis, In the oyster business, for reports that there David Beach has bought the place some has a water, wound and unwound automatic were no deaths in town during the month formerly owned by John liennett ot years, accepted position with without the on of is a SILK A German Printer's Ink, Uluks iv. well ally slightest friction, March. This remarkable record Huntington. paper, says Johnson, the known carri ust the double action cuck reel and we if it has been age builders, in prettiest doubt equalled for Monson Mallett still remains very ' relates that a person advertised that he Bridgeport. made, and a simply perfect snell and years past. FASHION'S FAVOR FOLLOWS THE .News has been received of the serious the best of poorly. would present 5 marks to the sender of illness of Plant, at his home in hook, combining points A soap bubble sociable will be given GAPES. Henry Limmerick, and Carlisle, witn a the ladies' aid or the Metho- MOIRES. Michigan. Mr Plant is a brother of Mrs Sproats ' AMATEUR HORTICULTURISTS. by society the largest potato. In less than l." days new IS'J-- 1 angle "worrum a twisting, dist church in the hall on even Sterling, and is well known to the older even The monthly meeting of the Hortieul Tuesday An line of the advertiser found himself in posses- of our wiggling, kicking and equtrrmng, was ing, April 10. li stormy on that even exceptionally pretty portion people. in the hands of our most expert fisher tural society well attended, last Mon it will be held the sion of of finest Samuel Patterson's new house is fast day evening. Mr Dallas gave an inter ing following Friday Do of Moire Silk with lace and many sacks the potatoes. im men, entirely failed to obtain the wily evening, April 13. A good supper will you own the Fashion? Then Capes, nearing completion and will be an on 2. esting and practical address on "Grafting authority After the live marks he could to the trout April were be provided for the small sum of 10c. from paying provement locality. and Budding." Arrangements made A is own jet adornment, costing Jamea Pect, who has been on for exhibition of bulbous flowers in cordial invitation extended to all to you must moire. If you respect your still reckon his advertisement a profitable fishing May come and it, and test at buy Indian Uiver, Florida, for the past few Charles Banks, wife and daughter of Fremiutus are onered for best exhibitions try your strength - S23.50 to S55. speculation. months, has returned home. of blossoms of making soap bubbles. interest vou'll buv moire here. Our best sel- Bridgeport are guests of Seeley l'erry. pansies, tulips, hyacinths Itev Mr Gurnsey, pastor of the Metho Zina Beard and family, of Oronoque, Zalmon is in Brooklyn, called and wild flowers. Special premiums will These were expected in time for will remove to and William rurdy be dist church, is at Conference and there Sandy Hook, there to attend the funeral of his aunt, also awarded for other exhibits of will be no service in the church next ling shade is BLACK. We have Tans, Dark our did not arrive A of the of Jacoby and family, will occupy his place, Mrs Samuel Arnold. flowers, fruit, etc. opening, bat meeting superintendents arter ma Sunday, the 8th. removal. C. B. Wheeler and wife and John Mrs Hattie and and Medium and Green. in time. all the divisions of the Consolidated Letters received from It. II. Russell, Baird have visitea in Bethel and Dan The Congregational church lawn is de Rugg daughter, Ethel, Brown, Slate, Navy is spent bunday in .Nichols. road to the time Jr., state that he traveling on the river bury. veloping its marvelous beauty day bv i arrange spring tables, N in of in is Charles Down? and family spent Sun lie, and taking all the points Miss lt,ttie Hull has visited in Strat day. It not only beautiful in itself in will probably be held in New Haven terest in that locslity. ford and but reflects its brightness on the whole day .Bridgeport. the donor of Bridgeport. The .choir has chosen Elisha Booth as about the "JOth of this month. The pres- Iiirdseye Ulakeman, the Zalmon has been appointed neighborhood. 6c CO. new is now in rurdy V their chorister. The first rehearal will library building, Europe. sexton at the Baptist church. M. 1j. an Horn and family will r&- on SMITH, JsXJjIJsS: i be held the Cth. i ent service on the Berkshire division, by Edward Judson. received the master Birdsey Sherman is sick. turn to "Rocky Crest" about the middle Friday evening, mason's from St John's quite & STOCK. the way, Is most satisfactory in every degree lodge, Misses Frank and Jessie Frinck are of the month. STOREY ROY'S t Monday evening, in the presence of a visiting in New York and Brooklyn. The pupils of Middle school have just way, and rellecta high credit on tiupcrin-den- t large gathering of the brothers. After William Pinckney and sister, Ida, of purchased a very fine globe for the use the a bountiful collation was or nas BRIDGEPORT. pl'-nt- Ifopson and the Consolidated man- ceremonies, Brooklield have been entertained at Miss the school, it been sadly needed They have of it and nice ice too. conference to look out for the interest of cnioyed in Town hall. May Osborne's. Ior several years. ivilo starbs is his Imu-- e the church. Mrs Stiles TO improving by agement. Mr and Judson, Jr., enter Edward B. Ilubbell. the veteran barn Jnortnrop Brothers raised the frame OP INTEREST THE LAIIES. the way of putting on an addition Eugene Adams is erecting and has tained a number of their intimate friends builder, has commenced work on B. for Milligan's barn, last week. A car Schools have commenced, alter finished an addition to the horse at their residence on Main one load of lumber for ic was Possibly vou haven't time nor inclina having nearly street, Uawley s new barn, which will be a very unloaded for it tion to from store to store a week's vacation. barn of J. B. Sauford. The Springfield Kepublican thinks the evening, last week. large and commodious one. lhe old at Fairheld. go examining D. Webster, the former teacher of the tne assortments ot dinerent , K. W. Peek has been home from col barn will be razed to the ground in The health officer's regulations in millinery academy, was in town, last visit- leaders of Coxey's tramp army are not for a few form are distributed stores, and learning their prices, and if TRUMBULL is lege days. few days to make way for the raising of pamphlet being and it would ing his old friend, ile now principa' altogether crazy. One of them is said Miss Alice Smith of Bridgeport has the new one. can be obtained at the drug store and at you should, quite likely of the high school at Groton. & been the Misses also at Hanks' store in convince you at the end that Mrs George is 762 768 Chapel St., to have this visiting Thompson. Mr Hubbard of the People's Bank, I'ickett's; South so and known AT THE CONGHEGATIONAL CHURCH. Bev E. L. Bray in attendance at the sung "morning hymn,'' The wheelmen don't seem to have much Bridgeport, will. with his family, occupy port, and at the town clerk's office. Dunham, long favorably New Vork East conference, now in ses- for the instructions of the town Kev Mr of Vale for miles around for her good judgement The Congregational church was vnry when starting out the other day: regard the George l.urritt house again tnissum Jawing preached at the In sion in Brooklyn. fathers, regarding riding on the side mer. will be to Congregational church, last selecting styles and invariable scale of handsomely decorated with flowers, returned safe and CONN. Full In! my noble comrades, anil iiil your Their triends here glad Sunday reasonable is the best to Easter under the Peter Nannery NEW HAVEN, walks. It will probably be necessary to give them welcome. morning. In the evening, the missionary price?, place Sunday, management found from his trip to Ireland on Sunday tailing out. line a few of them before the nuisance is concert was addressed Mr Beard of get what vou need in the millinery line, of Miss Alida Uawley. They were con Ami stick to anil roads" with Lester L. Burr, Itoyal and Arthur by Mrs of uou- - night. Coxey "good abated. are home their vaca on tne student volunteer move- Dunham's supply untrimmed tributed principally by Airs u. v. D. Davis moved from true ami stout, Curtiss for spring laie, and her vast assortment has Stephen purpose Curtis Thompson, who has purchased tion. ment and the recent convention at De millinery goods, ton, Mrs W.S. l'lumb, MrsE. s. Nichols, Sanford's tenant hou-- to his own Is lull ot our are " of Tlio commissary buns, hearts the Dayton property, has raised the land A son to Mr and troit. trimmings, are this spring the talk of Mrs I. E. Booth and others. The largest in tull of was born, April 1, the town. Kemember to the at and more were from Mrs G. farm Eaton. cheor, rent ot the tenants and the owners of the Mrs Itdmer Adams. E. H. Smith has nearly completed his inspect noticeable Bobert Davis has sold his tlircfi-year- - The victory Is ours If we keep away lrom are of house on Mill Plain and it is to be soon tractions at 437 Main Ptreet, before buy Bouton. buildings talking loudly removing A teamster carting ties for Mr Bailey, Union of the old colt to Shelton parties. beer. tnem to otner localities. the timber man, was thrown from his occupied by Mr Ford of Jennings' mar ing anything elsewhere. At the meeting Bridge And adds much The term of the school one de ne nas also port union, Tuesday evening, but one of the Kepublican with spring graded wagon day, last week, while ket, greatly improved the was - opened, this week. a hill near the station, break sidewalk in front of his premises by rais our delegates, Miss Alida Uawley, EASTON- force that this injunction about the beer is scending CITY A number of our attend It reported that Stratford gardeners ing bis shoulder. ing it witn gravei. THE ELECTION. present. people anti-pover- ty anti-tram- the horse railroad Mrs W. B. ed. . SPORT I1H.I-- . la tho best and pay company $1800 John Benedict, the popular stove Glover returned, last week, As a result of the election in Bridge per year for manure. A large quantity haa visited his son in watertown. from a brief visit in Philadelphia. no caring for Mrs Lvdia 15 bee iu Ansonia. yet given out by any labor of commercial is dealer, port, Monday, there is change in Mr of North has Warren II. Lamson, the Bridgeport- to li-- S. prescription fertilizers also brought Mrs Julius has been ill ior Mr and Mrs Blake returned from a tne common Lindley Bridgeport has been the John Shei wood hss hired into town rail. llawley short bridal on political complexion oi the rented the Stephen Sterling place, and architect and builder, guest Himnan for farm his other man reformer, sane or Insane. by several days with a severe cold on her trip Saturday. They council and Mayor Bostwick will have a on of Frank L. on Hill, for woik, new on side to-da- y. will carry a milk business. Staples, Sport The station north of the lungs. leave for their home in Iowa, democratic back of him for the a few davs. going away. track is not open for use of the Mai B. Morehouse has so recov majority Mrs Hiltz and family have moved to William "Jordan has numerous cj11s yet pub Birdsev Sherman is also quite sick. J. far year s to come. The democrats were Hill and will reside near the sta- Rev J. j. Peck of the New York east lic. A large force of men with six yoke of ered from bis illness as to be out, this successful in four of the six wards in the Cong will in for work The civilization of Kansas and of New Mrs Freeman Curtis haa visited her tne tion. conference preach Ie's chapel jiiner cattle commenced the moving or the week, enioymg iresn air. His hosts city list. The board of aldermen will Charles who has been in the em on Sunday, April S, 10.30 a. u. daughter, Mrs Havens, in Bridgeport. on of friends rejoice to see him out Ford, - York aa contrasted Mr In store from Benjamin again. stand seven live . City, by deed Miss Alvord of has been with Tuesday, Christian democrats, republicans. ploy of VVoolsey Sterling, is expecting to CRANBERRY PLAINS. Danbury French's to Mr lot near Williams, bookkeeper at ' place Smaliey's and tne board of councilmen eight dem return to his former on the rail- - ; A PEIUOL'S ACCIOEST. the April Fornm, la full of suggestive friends in town for a few days. the station. Betts', plans to sail for a prolonged vis- four a democratic position Mr and Mrs Burton will soon re ocrats, republicans, road. Mr Ford is a man of worth and is Georsre S. Mr and Mrs Thomas Colurd of ; for the state of Evart it to bis parents in Denmark, next week. of eix on A While Gillett ws cutting hay. City topics instance, morals turn from and their Miss majority joint ballot. light likely to rise in any position. Tuestlay niuht. he accidentally caught his Island, by Mrs John Craw- Bridgeport occupy Hattie Chapel has accepted a po- vote was a sur hand in the such a savage accompanied In a In ; . polled. some of the gave hay cutter, enuring Miss returned rural community and an urban nouse on X'rospect street. sition with Mr Betts. s , young people Drs Hill Lander had to ford and Jolia Crawford, GREENFIELD HILL. to unnord jNicuois at ms wound that and ampu home in on the condition of The many friends of Charles Carey, Rev F. S. Child is enjoying his fort- prise party tate the arm below the elbow. to their that place Monday. community; education; wno waa last from a run- vacation PROGRESSING IS THE WORD. home, Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs and David injured, week, night's at Atlantic City. His White is a short Ierr Gregory and especially the social condition and away, will be glad to know that he is will be filled, next Plain's school having CENTER STREET. Truckler and family spent bunday with MRS OLIVE EVELYN HOEG. pulpit Sunday, by Merchandising in these days of pro vacation between the winter and man. ' of the mass of rapidly recovering from the injuries re Rev George A. Hood of Boston. has resolved itself an spring William will in Mrs Caroline Wy surroundings great peo gressing into art. terms. Bev Cogswell preach . is ceived. Olive wife of Frederick Miss May Harrall is home from school on Mrs Louisa Barnes visiting her This la a B. S. Evelyn Hoeg, System, discipline, good ludgement. Mrs W; Beach of Daniel's Farms has the Methodist Episcopal church Sun Mr S. of pie. very interesting contrast, Lupton and family will occupy Mr Mrs for a few with a friend. . daughter, George Gregory, F. Hoeg, and daughter of and days close attention to the wants of the pub been taken to Ohio, for special day afternoon, April S. All will De New Kan- tne (jurtis nouse, on Ji.ast Broadway. life on The Academy began ita term on Lebanon, avenue, Norwalk. not simply between York and George L. Burr, departed this " spring lie, watchfulness of the market, all are of herself made welcome. Et a Wallace Porter and family, well known a treatment. The many friends John Crawford has accepted position New Easter morning, March 25, after brief Wednesday. factors that are requisite to successful and will be to learn that as of a vessel at New York. sas, but between York and almost here, now living in Wilkesbarre, Pa., She was on 12, Mrs Dr Sargent returned to her Maine family pleased Ab- captain will soon remove illness. born February results in merchandising. there are hopes for permanent recovery. Ellsworth Andrews and Alfonso The ladies" aid society of the chapel rural to Higganum, where and had been married home, last week, after a delightful visit The of a new . to and any other community, with much Mr Porter will take of a 1870, happily inauguration department Ouite a number of Trumbull Y.l'. bott went Westport, Mondav, will told a sociable at Willie Gregory' charge large ag about three years. An affectionate to her old home and friends. nitnerco roreign to tne regular- - customs C. E. attended the of the when returning in the afternoon, Mr Ab- in favor of the civilization of tho rural ricultural tool for the old folks' meeting Bridge - to night. manufactory. daughter and sister, a devoted wife and Preparations concert tuereby ignoring the wants of patrons Union at the Olivet bott's clothing caught tire from his pipe- Ml ax Hattie Crmwtonl Sunday wltto The members of the Housatonlc yacht home have been of late. Nevertheless it port Congregational be XnpfntY. Not the least faithful mother, she adorned the quiet notwithstanding it is Before the lire could be put out friends in Tort CbeMer. ' community. suggestive club are their boats for the will be announced in a few and will truly metropolis church, Bridgeport. Mrs U. Artam and rhf Lire M getting ready with those graces which crown true days tan is no easy task at hrst, but when The Junior x, b. U. iu. meets burned beyond recognition. Undertaker Sidney point In this comparison is the difference summer campaign. womanhood. She was a member of prove more than has been the i. every of Bridgeport have vlaited Mn Minnie Gregory. C. A. a new anticipated. public attest their appreciation of Sunday afternoon at 3.30. The meetings Fable took charge the remain. Robert Clark has been lo Colebrook. tlila between the of New and Plumb, Jr., has turnout, the First Iteformed church of The prcceeds are for the benefit of the such a laudable Mr and Mrs W. A. Wilson of Bridge- politics York Brooklyn - undertaking bv giving are well attended and are in in week. made necessary by his increasing busi and well known in where her Fresh Air fund. it their and" growing The ladies' ai.l society of Washington Tem- of If be in a neas. society support patronage,' it backs terest. All young people are in port have visited his aged mother. sociable Kansas; Kansas politics The lecture on . Hawaii Prof An- junior perance lodge held a very enioxahle genial manners and sunny disposition by up the assertion that'' "progre3sion is ot Mrs Minnie The orange festival at the Methodist won drews, last was beau- vited, and their friends. at the residence lirepory. state of discouraging chaos, the politics had many friends, who sadly mourn Tuesday evening, the motto of the day." The Circle met, Monday Mr Wilson an family ot Sew Jersey have cnurch was a great success. her Two little da tiful and interesting, but did not have Some two the D. M. Bead Chautauqua STEVENSON. moved into Mrs Jane Smith's place. of New York are In a state Miss Ona will early departure. ugh years ago in the bright, cheerful lecture S. has a new of criminal Curtiss sing another year ters hus the patronage it deserved. , idea con evening, Charles Bouton purchased in survive her. To the bereaved company conceived the that, in room at the church, and a very good hick- horse. Christ church choir. was rather an ambitious effort , had a cord of chaos. As a social a band and parents, brother, sisters and It get- nection with their largely . increasing was held. Several Monterey Bryant study, covering ; Bax- ' short meeting original a cord of friends we extend sincere sympathy ting such an attraction as Richard dry goods and carpet business,' there Uicero were read. ory wood cut, and chestnur, very wide range, Mr Glced's article Is in in ter Perry in Fairfield and hardly war was a for philippics against and last week he got hi neighbor's SOTJTHPORT, "Beautiful Hfe,""Beautiful death." demand, the furtherance of Hereafter the will be held Mon in pro-- - ranted the accord . meetings team to draw it home. And behold the nECULIAR combination, suggestive In many ways. The funeral was attended from her lath by patronage usually the interest of their patrons,, for a at the church beginning at FAIRFIELD'S GItAND er's No. 151, on ed such entertainments. .Nevertheless Hrst and glass- day evenings hickory wa all gone. Aud it is a mys- portion and preparation of ingredi- LIST. residence, Taylor street, the was strictly glass crockery 8 o'clock. where it went. r.o. March 27, where the evening delightfully spent by ware department, consequently thev or Uill tery Hood's ; The grand list of the town of Fairfield Tuesday evening, those who went to hear this The Y, P. S. C E Chestnut - Mrs ' Whitloek of is ents, Sarsaparilla possesses great numerous floral offerings silently testi distinguish- opened up a large basement and stocked a 10-ce- residence George Dxnbury ior iau4 is z,is&.u2'j, an increase over ed blind both in lecture and will give lunch at the the at William O. French's. curative value. You should TRY IT. In New Haven last year of 15,000. The taxes iwill be fied of the love and esteem in which she pianist, play- it with thousands of dollars worth of of W. J. Haines on Wednesday evening, guest County. was held. The took ing. "reliable - Thi3 The wife of Charles French has been aue ana payaDie on May l. interment place at crockery." branch being April 11. If stormy, the next fair even Oak Lawn, on Wednesday "Church Work" for April was issued new,s to them and new - to the ne some Southport, be public, ing. The proceeds win given to THE PEQCTOT LIBRARY OPEN. where a large concourse had gathered last Sunday. Copies may obtained at caused uphill work for a time, but with home missionary'. A cordial invi- to in the rites and on the ,', the un needy SOUTH BRITAIN. The waa to the join last sad there postorhce. tenaeity worthy any reputable tation is extended to all. . , Pequot library opened On to-da- a bed of evergreens and lilies, (symbol8 April 12, in the Town hall of Fair stuck to it and y Wom puDiic on Wednesday morning. Those there will be an old dertaking they 20rh annual meeting of the books are to obtain of life and purity) she was laid to rest field, folks' concert they rank in the fore front in the crockery an's society will rEUSOXAL NOTES. desiring requested a to and Wbittier's poem, .' "The '! Witch's Foreign Missionary cards and books will be given on present beneath mantle of fragrant flowers, business of the city. be held at the church Wednesday at a p ' morn when she Daughter," will be illustrated by tab The wants of are care- - Mrs John Pierce has a ation or. suen caras. await the other Easter housekeepers m. Miss Sterling of Stratford is expect returned from shall rise. leaux. It is for the benefit of the fresh studied and the latest and : HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, " luliy styles ed to be two months' visit with her ' present. son, George AN OLD RESIDENT GONE. air home of Fairfield. There will be out designs are to be found in their well se A from near JNorth E. Pierce, In Portland. of town talent. We intend to make it lected stock. Dinner sets and tea sets family liridgeport ' Joe Mitchell has returned to Edward Eddy, one of the olde3t Inhab THE PARISH MEETING haa taken possession or tne vacant; nouse 311 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. school, the affair of the season. of the best known makes, are a , . Main street, Corner State, his Amos in itants of the village, died suddenly, Mon- specialty opposite Nelson French s. , visiting brother, Mitchell, ' The was well attended with them and include Leonard's Vienna . day. He was and, without parish meeting Bridgeport, enroute. dressing any Rev D. Prentice was for two china, Carlsbad china, John Maddex & Mamie Pierce returned on to warning, he fell over and expired. Heart engaged MONROE- - Monday rauure was tne cause oi death. He was Sundays to supply the pulpit, after that Sons, Bidgeway & Sous, Alfred Meakins in Massachusetts semi-porcelai- Wellealey college for ' Uriah waa to look and & Co.s n, the last term of the school 80 years old. "'"' Perry appointed after Wedgeworth bedding; year. matter. t ... GRANGE . . an oi wmcn in the market. re- that TOPICS. rank high .Misses Susie and Ruth Mitchell , Mr and Mrs William A. Trubee have . Cut and ware in a hun- pressed glass , NEW MAIL. ARRANGEMENT. turned to their schools on Monday. moved from Into the house of The meets on of THE Bridgeport A f I Grange Thursday, dred different styles goblets, tumblers In FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT, - All attendance at themusicale at the Miss Alvord, where they will remain dur April iz. The subiect is "Dairvins and dishes. - ... The new mail arrangement went into on voted it a the summer. , f bric-a- - on i;The now leaves parsonage Friday evening Ing A for Thomas L. It is hoped that all the members will tell Koyal Worcester and Dolton eflect Monday. stgt success, and the Edmund Crouae is to in Hungarian working of successes or 0.25. , tne man hoped young singers sing Trinity Craik bad the misfortune to have a cow tbelr failures and thus brac in choice designs. at By this arrangement would continue in the good work. choir from May , 1, Charles each other. in tea sets will reach its destination several uours succeeding strike him in the eye with her horn. M help Their sales dinner and Dr Cooly was called to see Mrs Jane Bottomly. , show: a marked increase earlier and passengers for. Norwalk, IJ. Craik took him to Dr Wilson, who found wonderfully Piatt and also to Gilbert's, who has S. C. Sherwood is one of the alternate EAST VILLAGE. this season. In addition to their Danbury or New York can. by taking the eye-ba- ll wounded but city the grip. delegates to the general meeting of the badly thought trade, the patronage of the inhabitants the i stage, reach . those places without II ne would go to the and with e 8. S. Piatt continues to sort and pack sons oi tne revolution, to De held in Bal hospital Mrs Fred Cone of New Haven spent of surrounding towns who a:-- alive to waimng at the depot, it gives general tobacco for his in xu.. good treatment, he would not lose the satisfaction and will enable our mail neighbors. tlmore April He to several days with her parents, last, week. their own interests, is turned towards A. Piatt and granddaughter, Both cottages on the sight. ivas taken the hospital but Airs a. bmitn and are at the Read as this firm's out of carrier to pick up a passenger once in i. In library grounds would not remain. j. tamuy J. company Emma, spent Sunday Shelton with are . . , W. . '. ; . , town, VV. Deing enlarged. Waterbury's. daily shipments prove. his daughter, Mrs A. Fenn. , Kite flying is indulged in quite exten Mrs and ! i MARCH. Kemp son, Fred, have moved sively by the youth and young men of A BARN BURNED. Ju B. Beardsley lias a new horse. THE WEATHER FOR from the West Purchase to Mlas A. J, tne village. Weir Goldsborough is home for the .v: - . of the oldest Mitchell's house near the bridge. Oliver and are at the It. S. Banks had the to lose vacation. . !.- ; .... BETHEL. ' ; '.Not within the memory Culkley family misfortune spring have we had such a BOYS CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Misses Elliott and Patty Mitchell are Murray Hill hotel, N. ,Y., where they a barn by fire, Monday night. It con R. B. Drummond of Brooklyn spent ,(...! inhabitant geniai MEN'S, YOUTHS', AND In and New PLEMTREES. March. Notwithstanding the prediction . - visiting Bridgeport Haven. will remain for about one month. tained about 10 tons of a new horse witn cis Mrs Sarah Sin- ; GOODS, s . ; , s hay, sunaay sister, that, cominsr in like a lamb, it would go AND FURNISHING . t , Dr and Mrs N. have returned to and a tire was to be clair. t, ...... muo' Perry pig. The supposed Nor- ID recoru aua . Cortez Smith in out like a broke tne s , ; ; $ , W. spent Sunday lion, S0UTHF0RD. Rldgefleld...... oi incendiary origin, Mrs I. Sears and family of West the in and I- - ,. walk. maintained its character, , Miss Edna WIgham of Norwalk has uaven are ac . v.. iioinster's. i. .. pleasant to, .The Acknowledged Leaders Stjles Quality. at sun ." Deen tne Mrs Miss Agnes Tomltnson has returned end. The average temperature . . - guest oi Attorney and i'en a in tne fi.ts. j .j- from six week's visit Brooklyn and rise was 36 agaiust Zoior eorrwpono oft non-flo- el vicunas aad fins Mrs Oooree Wakeleo ami her son Newel ny. ' DEERFIELD. U'lij New York." were 14 Look at our long Eegent Cutaway Frocks ia worsted, have returned to their old in Kettle-tow- Itev Dr George S. Ma) of New GREEN'S FARMS. of last year. There j place - lory 11 mixtures. a Six and of , J r'arrla- nr - mAsnnprmlA Charles Ardant has broken or fair ... York city has reuted house in " nut for ' l n&rtvi ground clear daysi cloudy an double breasted Sacks ia serges, cheviots and stylish paUerard ail wool John Stoweand were the of theKippen -- none wo ion Our long single larnlly guest v s to be at the residence of MIsa Laura KEV MS DA VIES MISS HUGI1KS. for a new barn. rain or snaw of were -- ' K. Hmlth on Hull's last airneia ior tne summer, given ' light fabrics- - . ' ' ' Ueorye Hill, Sunday, 10. Mr from Beaver Brook has or inucu ..: ' Mrs Hmlth visited her Mrs Watklns is on Is. Dowd, Tuesday April The Montreal Witness Rives the Sturges Inclement yieiaeu precipuauiou ", ? Margaret daughter, visiting Long evening, following - Our Paddock, Kennel and Soft Roll . , i i J Mrs wee. . ew Miss Mellen of has account oi the of Rev Davies moved into the , j- ( ' k. k. mirr, iasi lanu, torn. Jennie Redding marriage Henry Northrop' place. ' Mr drill Mrs Albert Olson spent last i i ana miss inorenee nngnes oi: ionaon. A Ami Cartel1 has commenced work ' Sunday Mrs Guilbert is at visited her relatives here.1 jsng - OVERCOATS. "' ' at Falls Lakewood, NVJ, land : Rev Henry Davies and Miss Florence - T T.nrlwsiT is rnshinc- the'season. He SPRING Roxbnry - ! - Mrs la in w ith the road machine, i Mr Carter- un A. 11. Hondrlx and danprhter of New Huvnn for several weeks. Elizabeth Bradley quite poor Hughes were marnea at calvary Congrfga of fished Kuttletown last with is tionai church. Montreal, on Saturdav n.fhn derstands making roads. haa peas peeping out the ground, and Such as are not found la every clothing house.. Cempare our prices with any ia the ity brook, Monday, Martin Hopkins to occupy the cot - " goods HuoeoHH. rtiUirntxl In Mareli- 84. Mr Davies la Ot is nrttnwl hli nsMi nn Alnndav. lowest Hood Tby home the on tne j about Martin Jennings and family have been noon, pastor the Bonfires and cleaning gardens the ' and yon will be convinced that oure are the J a of tage jiorary grounds May l first church of. The . . W M TCdmnnrt haa been aonolnted afternoon wltl) quite string speckled on s. Congregational Derbys! order of the day. " scone waiKs are to do lam tne li- at wecmlna was bv Bev E. 1 beauties. guests l. Lraaiey ceremony performed E- - administrator on the estate of bis mother, Uranvllie Warner of Hull's IJlll had the brary grounds from the street to the Li- j. M. Hill ot Calvary church. The bride and her Mrs S. Osborne and sou spent last misfortune to lose a valuable eow, last Sunday and around sister, Miss Kaith Hughes, wore very pretty week with friends In Kidgeneld. Marcia j.uroonu. -- brary the buildings. and the effect was Messrs moved into the :" litifht. It was great loss to him, as It was In Mrs of Isaac B. dresses charming. Mr and Mrs Cook of Norwalk were the Mrs Nannery has all he had. Allie E. Mills has secured a position Robert Wilson, sister Arthur and Charles Hughes attended . the Davis HUB CLOTHING . HOUSE. Stowe is sick On the church of her brother, Charles Grumman, Moses Sherwood JJlacja, p. baying Miss Martha J. of Hartford visited Danbury. Nichols, very with pneumonia. groom. leaving the party pro- guests " ' to Dr D. JP. f ' s . 1 1 1 H ' moved to . "' lier aunt, Mrs John Loo, last week. Mrs Maurice Wakeman K. Howard Boan of was in ceeded the residence oi Gunl, over Sunday. Easton., VT?. ' and, P. Bridgeport was . a: .nd T. Pin If. There was a uiolaHs candy party at the Wakeman have returned from on friends. ; where a supper partaken of A merry In of the cold, weather .our new T.oiU him 311 Ccrcsr CUte, EniDciirosT, co: House At Charles a towns, lust Monday even-im- , the South. town, Sunday, calling .' time was spent until the departure ot the spite a to to Ilaia strcst, ' O. oilers and William Burr attended v Ice company are receiving orders for ice;' been appointed committee go that waa well enjoyed. , Arthur Jennings for sale his Eugene newiy xuarrieu coupio ior si ai nans, erniont BEK work on tho new abutments and bridge the encampment which is to be held In A NEWTOWN, i.M CONN, is to pusneci as rapidly as possible. Norwich on May 19 and 20. Startling Fact. Sixteon Per Cent of Life Insurance Applicants h9)m IKIDALAPEILe. 1894. TRIKITT CHURCH AFFAIRS- - Rejected on Account of Diseased Kidneys. , 4 : A COMMUNICATION. the medical di CIRCULATION: The committee on "pews will be at the Dp Lambert, general Prices For THE I). M. EEAD COMPANY next 9, rector of the Equitable Life Insurance, Paying High J1NUART 1, , 10 church, Monday afternoon, April : 188a, V. M. Parker closed his course of in '2 meet who to Company of New York, said at p. rn., to those wish 16 (.AST WEEK, ,x 3400 truction In mu-- ki with a "We reject per cent ol the applications - CONN. very enjoyable make arrangements tor their sittings for mane in us lor i nave unveil me BRIDGEPORT, concert at tun on . insurance, ' Town hall, Monday another year. entire expense of Oils medical department hy Beside the olo most ad- i ' of who had dis evening. work, , the rejection alone applicants i eased and who died witliln twoyears Talk ol Town. rendered, the chorus of about kidneys - the mirably C. E. Osborne has the sale of .New aner f , 35 voices sang several selections. Dur- lirejeciea ineui." ' Home machines in the same This statement should have 8 TIMELT TOPICS OF BUSINESS. his short in Mr sewing appalling iv;'-?I'"r'"BENlMY- ing stay Newtown, towns as for the 12 the attention of our citizens. There Is i Parker has done as he to do, past yearsvNewtown i Hi i t BARGAINS IN 1HY GOODS. agreed included, notwithstanding; advertise- no reason to-d-ay why people should let has won tho esteem of his i Some class, ments to the Uave sold aear? disease Such a hold on them. th MM lively change have occurred in and shown, himself , the possessor contrary. kidney get Atlractive the business la ly 400 New Home's and refer to every Nature sends her warning in the slight Sale dry goods Bridgeport, of rare powers as a teacher. .In in The Best Goods and .Are Sold. I.o-g- the circulation of the during the tow" weeks. A. II. lt vhw of the purchaser- for quality of the machine. pain back, poor They Cheap. put cry frequently heard, "Very C. ; - ; in the of W. Hall E, Osborne. blood, sediment the uriue When any ' hustling matingpr li. little musical talent in town," it is to be ' ' & hnn been for a home for f l jij r ). rf4 of these symptoms appear Dr David Ladies' Gaiterettes '"" - $ .29 ChildreiTs Kid Co., looking that so few availed themselves " Dongola Oxfords,' some va- regretted Favorite Remedy should be " " I5 week, knowing Clint they must of this opportunity for improvement. Robert P. Davis has moved into T. E. Kennedy's Ladies best hand sewed Vici Kid . , patent tip, "" '1 '' .49 cate their At last he Piatt's tenement house and is taken in small doses at once, and thus wMiiimitfMlliiiiiHiR OF present quarter. Right here, a word about our reception - working re- $5 Button Shoe,;; ..,,,2.29 Girls' Vici Kid Button Shoes,Biz- - - v " drive the poison out of the blood and hua secured a deairublo loeatlou, buy- of has in mind for Mr Piatt. I i . by strangers. The writer store the to action. To Ladies' Dongola Kid $2 Button es to i i .79 f ing out the dry good Arm of tho Cope-lan- d others beside Mr, Parker who not kidneys healthy ll 2, rismwpuuiiwiiii have, our is medicine Picca- - 1 PWrun re- this the Shoe, and Phila. ' 29 Children's Brother Co. The store la to be met tho hearty reception they merited. ;A. F. Clarice returned, the first of last knowledge only tip School Shoes, pebble Ma fitted for their but before it wo so that surely cur;$ ,,f.his ,njm's! universal Ladies'. Dongola Kid 'Oxfords.'". and 11 occupancy, True, have many cheap, vulgar week, from his Southern trip. Mr Clarke dongola, to 2, , cau be done the stock of Is complaint. t. large dry goods shows that there a tendency to look stopped at St Augustine, Florida," and We note' the ''of Mr Oscar .patent tip,,, ,..,...,! .,',.49 Men's Calf hand W( It Shoes, all rvlen's must be gotten rid of, and as they don't with suspicion on Let us do found the weather hot. He recovery Vici Kid Goods. everything. exceedingly' Lambert of Mo., whose case has Ladies' Oxfords, all "i" 2.49 want to move tho Hall stock the com- to of refine- at on the Jerico, - styles. something encourage people stopped Washington way in 1 bined stock of are be been talked of the papers, the t world styles, worth $2, .79 , the two stores to' ment to visit us. .We cannot all afford : home, and the climate there was delight- over. ... ', sold for cash the months of . ,1' during April to eeek entertainment In the city When ful. , , from his letter to the and May. This Is a rare chance to buy is to our door Quoting press, Did yon ever stop and think what a saving of money there is ia baying your Men's Furaishisn something good brought Mr : r at a and the us Lambert says of us- - men send their wives te do and a men come dry goods bargain people let patroni.e it. Above, all, let us i Commissioner Houlihan was "I the first symptoms until I Many their shopping, good man? themselves, and will not be slow in of is County neglected dis- more to come, and could taking advantage hope that before the Town hall rented at Stratford on when the- - new tound myself in bed with a complicated ought would, if they realize the faet that it would make a difference of a It. to more the authorities will Saturday, ease of the kidneys. No mortal ever suffered good many dollars ia the course of a The location of our Men's is inside our any people, Washington bridge was formally accept- more and lived. failed to 0. H. year. Department just see it is from to bot- My physicians help BENNETT, Main street entrance, ef access and salesmen to serve you- - Don't V. K. Hartwell & Co. of that cleansed top ed and travel was declared open. After- me. 1 then used l)r David Kennedy's Favor- easy experienced forget tom. f ite Remedy.' It relieved almost Pupil. wards the commissioners and invited my kidneys . 367 Di.nbury when you are looking for the immediately, and in a tew weeks 1 was clear Main St., spring suit. guests enjoyed a shore dinner. The ot all pain and entirely cured. bridge is a substantial structure, and is Mrs A J.F.Manchester of Conn. PRICES THAT TELL. THE NEWT0W5 SAVISGS BAHK. - Providence, Bridgeport, - - The Smith A Murray Co. of Bridge- thoroughly built. R. I., writes: i g We are closing out a lot of Men's Collars at 2c each; former price 10c ' talk about desirable in "I began usinsr Kennedy's Favorite Rem WINDSOR TIES. All men's and wear 13e each or two port dry goods Despite the dullness of the times tor Ir when doctors laded sili,for Boys' at for 2Ee; former price 25c their advertisement, this week. Miss Lnev. of edy kidney disease, MEH'S SUSPENDERS. Fine English Webb, nickel trimnuoes. selline for 15c a nair. Rrnhu- - May Wright, daughter to me. a humor out of . the Newtown savlrgs bank' enjoyed relieve It drove bad In new and col-hig- an increase of March Rev Mr Wright of Sandy Hoolf; returns my blood and cured my kidney trouble," spring designs price is 2 So. ... Are with neces- deposits during home to-da- y school more : Wide end s, all fine silk you supplied that very of $.YI00. The for March were from her duties at Favorite Remedy has had tree FREE OF EXPENSE. Imperial ties, eoin at this sale for 25e each: reenlar a earning Mass , and will of We will send our has been 60c. sary article, hot wafer bottle? If not, $s"2X, the amount for March Taunton, enjoy a advertising in tha columns the .daily large sample price 15. largest any book ot National Wall 1- -2 Four-i- n write A. Kacey, Bridgeport rubber vacation with her parents and friends papers than we Know from (bound) Regular 2 inch hand ties at 15c- - Same are sold everywhere at in the history of the bank. It is a good : . . anything el, Taper Co.'s new spring patterns, 25c store, i;i() Fab Held avenue, Bridgeport, here. the fact that it does as promised cures at lower than institution to invest with. prices any other : and he will quote you prices very low for disease. " i locality can-cTw. Send postal ' first quality When in the city It is reported that a Hawley ville young or personally apply to ; MEN'S good. will soon start for California and UNDERWEAR. give Mr Lacey a call. The line o goods lady house,1' with Mcr is he shows will meet her husband-to-b- e half way on the Liverpool clothing Wra. We are selling a regular 88e grade in natural colors for 25a. And a regular 50e shirt, that wa please you. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Tuman as clerk. T? If K VPGrant,I J nsr m oJr., journey. have sold right aloDg for that price, selling bow at 33c - This is a great bargain-- Have ' DANBURY, CONN. you tried (irandina's pan rake At tbeir last ladies mis- flour, made of rice corn and wheat? It's meeting, the Mr Gleason. a traveling salesman for a CORNWALL BRIDGE. I voted to send as their BOYS' delicious ; at K. F. law ley's. sionary society New Canaan firm, has been in Sandy CHEVIOT WAISTS. contribution toward paying the last few Hook, tliis and with Mine Mrs Abiiah Patterson has nianv handsome . ATATOES-F- or the best of the new week, put up MISS DOUGHERTY MR MEAGHER. - S T A in all A waist to wear. on a small at her home- : She i tond - ot seea great value, ages. splendid Just the for school. Wa are dot in children's and men's hundred dollars Congrega- Host his plants very oj he, Pi t- varieties potatoes at thing Special bargain in Word Taylor during stay. John flowers ano from time to time has gathered ii. l.V " semi to ing ou'. these at 19c each. .!." tional church Weiser, Idaho. Miss Margaret E. Dougherty and a ; thkkon yachting cap, cents, half the usual in large number ot handsome nlants and most ne K1? F""11 loading Kidge at K. F. Nobbiest line comes that the money has been received The rehearsals for the musicale are held II. Meagher of Warren were united always during the winter season has an P O Com! price; liawloy's. and is a most welcome It is the iii at St church by Fath abundance of blossoms. f men's in gift. Hook on even- marriage Bridget's . hats town. Sandy weekly Thursday Sevinour Patteinon. 90 vears nf no-n- has. only Congregational church in a very ings. er Kigney, Marcti 2S. me cnurcn was The Hook Grist MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS. ser- flowers and been a sufferer with a hard cold. NOTICE. Sndy latge county, supporting preaching decorated with potted plants, A splendid Laundered White Shirt, excellent value at 50c Hen's ffieht Shirts mads of hearr AN "APRIL FOOL" JOKE vice at four nut station. A Christian "The M. The bride and bridesmaid, Miss Kate is open for custom and lor ol twilled marriage of Lee Johnson ani ol the sale all kin drilling, good quality cloth, at SOo each. Then we hare a nice line of Fanry Sight ShirU at Endeavor society has just been started Mrs Nellie Fairchlld will occur on Wed- Dougherty,' were dressed in handsome grain, feed, etc. I have seed corn and see the same 50e. in WOODBURY. oats and am prepared to the farmer price, and this week the church celebrates the 11, at home of blue. The bride's dress was trimmed supply une lot or P. K.. Bosom 1 TIf AT Ok' COt U.SK HATI'liNKD ON MONDAY. nesday, April the present Blurts, regular goods. We will close them out at 59c. Ton can rest first anniversary of its organization. the bride in Tminton district. Their point lace, with silk front. The ushers assured will not last at this low were brother of the PATEICK CAMPBELL. they long price. Boy at the hotel: (Shouting out the A box of books and papers has also many friend in town regret that their Thomas Dougherty, George F. Jackson has moved his fam ! ! William P. of Sharon. ' Sandy Hook Grist SANDY window), "Hurry hurry Chief of Po- been shipped through the American future home is not to be in Newtown. bride, and Lane, from New Haven to the PMward Mill, HOOK, CT. is a in Board to Uev James 11. a mission- once A was-hel- at the home of the ily, lice .left", there rat the kitchen." Pettee, They go at to Stockbridee, where reception Bishop farin on Carmel Hill for the sum EXCHANGE-Go- od Hurlingdalo colt SPECIAL. , w in hand a two-fort- under the Board stationed at Okaya-m- a, Mr a bride after the ceremony. The presents - WILL Jen" ith nx and at ary Johnson has farm. mer. . Hurhngliam colt to handle for bought Mr C. 1J. ready A lot of Ladies' Tests 5c each. We have gait,, leave hi borne in the yard and Japan. The sending of the books were numerous and valuable. and young cattle. JOHNSON, Newtown. going at many other bargains in stock as great value some Mrs took the 5.3(5 p. in. train as those mentioned above. Call and see what we have to offer in seasonable at low rushes up the (.fairs to dispatch that rat. call up old time memories, since Miss nelen Travers of Meagher KiiM Furnished one goods very Unci fool of them were used in the Woodbury spent for a bridal to New York, amid a rpu house mile from prices. Alas! lie it was an "April many formerly a few days with Mr and Mrs Charles B. trip BANTAM. J. stores, churches and postofHco, I hi miles joke," and he departs, whimpering in the Hock Ledge Sunday school in Sandy Glover of Hanover. shower of rice and congratulations. from depot. Barn room if desired. Good same tone that he talk to the Hook, which was discontinued some VKVrvToi1- - 101 a summer's outing. C. IS. gentle FATHER RIGNEY APPOINTED TO ', PERSONAL BlilEl'S. JOHNSON, Newtown. horses. years ago. Mr W. J. Beecher. nurse and baby. ANOTHER TARISH. D. M. and Mrs Grace Glover have been in New Mrs G.. W. Cleiumons has visited ia "POE SEKVICE Registered Jersey bull ; also THE BEAD COMPANY, THE OFFICE CRICKET HEARS ork this week. Rev Father has been trans- Bridge water. B. JOHNSON, South A NEW RESIDENCE ON THE BOULEVARD- - city, Kigney on Centre district. ferred to a parish near Seymour, and The Clark Goslee farm Alt Tom CONN. moved his household last week. has a new tenant, Samuel Weston. PLASTER Nova Scotia Gypsum. Will BRIDGEPORT, M. C. Hawley left on goods l 'Hi , S??. That the South Cen- Iloyt Brothers of Derby have taken Wednesday Dayton Goslee has taken a farm in week, uhnut tho iro...n for via - send w rs has the contract for a new house Frank morning California, St Louis and Goshen. in your orders and make arrangements ter club Texas. He will be to take it right out ot the car and save hand- will on Houston, absent four Walter Peck started, last A three-ho- ur on di'banded. Wright build the Boulevard. or five Thursday lecture "The World's ling. Notice I will sell you Bowkers Totato m weeks. home near Miles Montana. That a a result of The house will be an attractive eight-roo- for his City, fair" was attentively listened to by a Phosphate, new stock, for $i per ton. You of the of the structure. It will he finished on He has been East for .a. visit of flye audience at the Town Tues nave au heard of w, 11. Bowker & Co.'s and chirp large hall, Stoekbridtre Manures. We ! ( I J t (l i - ova all S. weeks. ; 1 ciicket, last week, the the interior in natural woods. Ground Roger Cunningham, representing day evening. right and, dollar tor dollar, worth as much as will he broken once. the LTnion business of Frank Elmer has visited his home here - on FirTi Tpitloxx door to the borough at college Bridge- Rev Mr Birkins preached his farewell n.ij mruirai- ine market. Stockbrldge Of our assortmentSpecialot Trimmed Bonnets. Trimmed Toonea ami Trimmixi iinia r.t every house has been port, was in town on and and at the' Fri- ttuu auuuccu naiiure lias no equal. style. engine Wednesday sermon, last Sunday evening. It is the preached Baptist church, WILLIAM C. JOHNSON. approved nas oeen our closed and locked paid The Bee oflice a call. unanimous wish of the that he day evening. seldom, ii ever, it pleasure to show such an assortment. continuity 1 Ladies, you are cordially Invited to an inspection this week at convenience. That the big hole in the Church hill be the Metho- Miss Jena Morehouse entertained r.u i.y an American woman, a posi- your might by ' W"tion as n of ha not been tilled NOTES FROM ST ROSE'S. f riend3; last week. housekeeper for an elderly gen-tlema- "slough despond" Rank Commissioner Edwin A. Buck of dist conference. Woodbury or coup;e. Good references Riven. Mrs Cone ia now with Mrs Ed W. E. beidhefoe!,96 - up yet. Williraantic visited the Newtown sav Mary Address, ot Newtown New- - HALLIGAN, CONN- was Rev James Taylor, a former pastor Grossman. ' She' been J.c.eare Bee, Hut the cricket hope it will be Father Cray, who curate at St ings bank, on in town for ward has caring Before our cousins come. Jose's the of the late Thursday. of the Methodist church, is. for her Mrs Weeks. .f? city during pastorate sister, Henry In a field McCai has been to a few days visit. , Mrs .Landon ol potatoes planted last season by That If Uncle Joshua from Southbury Father tan, appointed Mealine Frederick has visited her Robert Tomlinson, seven rows fertilized with the at Cornwall soap for toilet, bath and in Watertown. 28 should smash hi wagon and get thrown pastorate Bridge. Ask for it. parents Bradley's Phosphate yielded bushels of fine into the ditch, plexion. your grocer S0UTHVILLE. potatoes, while seven rows in the same piece on which no phosphate was used yielaedonly Some dark 17 or a 17 night, D. M. Mitchell has recently erected a Miss Maud Drew Miss Hattie bushels, net gain of bushels ot pota- It might cost tin; town $.i()0 or $r,000. steam saw mill in woodland owned and A MAMMOTH EGG. MATTERS OF BUSINESS. toes was obtained by using Bradley's fertilt- - by of waut 1 Harden Bridgeport spent Sunday M. of thinks he i ; yotJ Proflt uy tQe use of phos-- him and is out all sorts of lum e. A. Worden this place gettirg with their uncle, F. B. Drew at Hawley-vill- vuruer, xayior Curtis of 1 on hens UftliVI B DEATH OF MR3 ILIZA HINCKLEY. ber. he saw mill and parties who are can beat the record large eggs. i,inuJiUUK. running it for him came from Ansonia. One of his hens recently laid an egg E. F. Hawley's display ot wall paper, with and one half inches borders and to match, are beautiful. E. M. to move that measered eight ceilings Died, on Botsford expects into seven inches. Never as pretty and cheap. Look at Ms very suldenly, Saturday Descosse . by jere March Mrs Ilalph has left Sandy Hook Davis' tenant house, near Botsford. soutli window and read his new ad this week. morning, Llia Hinckley, and his with com- v wife of Nathanial of position the Hubber jvz lcu jivery Bee Keener who reiwia Hinckley here to a with ' this to send for ofl Mrs was "2 of pany accept position the Miss Jennie Beers, who is in HOTCHRISSVILLE. the best and is Belcher & my catalogue Lepot. Hinckley years rubber at N. J. teaching Always buy that , jiiven, oecoons, touiD Joiinila-- I ago. The funeral service were conduct- company Passaic, Wallingford, was at home for the Easter Taylor Iron beam M plows'. .Best and cheap- tions ana all other supplies at I recess. ootiom prices. New Styles in Men's, Boys' ,'and ed "row the House on Monday afternoon est plow made. Warranted to give satisfac- EDWIN E. SMITH, 2 M The exhausted. HAZEL PLAIN. - at o'clock, Uev r Linsley olliciating. appropriation being tion or money refunded by E. P.. Hawley. Watertown, Ct lowest -- The :nterincnt wa in the Botsford ceme- Miss Hose Dillon closed her school in the Miss Kate Reynolds returned to her Suits at the prices. SO ' bALli two d I Half Way Kiver district, last Friday. tudies at Vassar college on Monday. On Tuesdav evenlnn. March 20, or more E. F. has received his stock of H, Ipoii iight year-ol- Heifers; two tery. ot the friends and neighbors of F. P. Thomas Hawley J' forward. A.BENNETT, on Horace Your kind is invited. cave him a surnrise on the occasion of his Baker's Phosphates this w.eek. They are the inspection musicale will was HATTERTOWN. The rehearsal for the take Willie son of G. birthday. The evening pleasantly spent best and cheapest, cmality considered, on the on Curtis, Henry Curtis, in music and and all had a share of the "DOE SALE- - Choice Maine Seed Potatoes at I lace next at the games market-- . , Tuesday evening who been ill a is better. 12 Try tUem., ; ... , , X UK arlors of the Grand Central A has with fever, well filled table. About o'clock the com reasonable urices. J. A. BKTTS. White HtK SI'HINO CHANGES. hotel. pany left tor their hornes wishing Mr Thomas full attendance ia desired. many nappy mriiiuays. House cleaning time is here and the place Austin Perry of Pale-tin- e, who woiks Mrs Cornell, who has been quite ill, is to find the tools and riiaterial to 16 it with is UW iW SALE Coming in on May 1. In-- convaie-'cent- . ot w. Kd wrd (ioodsell's fai m mi has Electrician Fisk from New York was in THE FISHERMEN ARE HOPPING MAD. at E. F. Hawley's. The L. & M. Pnre Mixed J quire .ii. GltUMMAN, Eastou, Conn. rented and moved Into th" Charles M this week, after the new Paints, 'MasurysE. E. paste paints, Jewett's town, looking e "PARMERS Do not discard old Wake- - owned by II. 1. W. Beecher has The flsli monsrers ai-- disturbed in conse white lead. Brushes of all kinds' etc. your place, Moigan. electric light plant at the llubber shop. Lawyer J. captured ot the notices and J. ie Plows. They can be repaired. It isi his he was a at the trout to a quence forbidding fishing nara umes ana we know you cannot afford to During gtay guest Tay- largest up date, weighing seem w muik n inue use io siock me streams a new one. We lor's hotel. and one and then be denied the of the sport of fish tackle Is at E. F. buy furnish the parts and re Mis Millie Wjkelee f Stratford has pound quarter. privilege Best line Hawley's. pair the plows. All dealers will be supplied of listting. by ordering ot ns and all parts warranted to visited at Urandinon B. Pirmeiee's. Mrs E V entertained her fit. Load up your old cast iron and Miss El a Hawley hereon his rom D. C. mm we your Llcv wood, Trumhnll teacher, Mrs McMahou of New George Curley passed through . Prtro seed potatoes, earlyjf Peek's ijiuwo win put mem in goou working sis- tiotber, Milford, wav to isantam. lie expects to lom ore-- ' order at reasonable We the (Caster vcat ion with her t at Ef F. prices. carry a stock spent he pa-.- week. In Litchfield paugh's circus in Philadelphia, Pa., on Satur- Hawley's. ol Roxbury Plows and warranted to ter, Mrs Charles Thorp. County. the 7th. work iii or Scrapers, day, form- any spot place whero a plow can dahbury; Jesse Ievvl ha hired out to Charles The Hotchkissvllle baseball club have be used. Old stoves and cast iron taken in Beers for Miss Jenule E. Shepard visited rela. ed themselves into an athletic association excuange tor new and E. ol Palestine the summer, WASHINGTON. are for an con, plows parts. D. C. on tives m Danbury, last week. and rehearsing entertainment u IVUlUUiV. V.il 1111 . and George W. Plait to Wood sisting of music, drills, burlesque sketches, julvOV, Couche's Hill. etc., which will soon be announced. Children for COHHv- - un. VALUABLE OLD BILLS. K. C. Dawson, the shoe Cry SO Charles Patchen and family leave, this The following list of letters were popular merchant, I has been to Boston, this week, purchasing his FIRE!! Absolutely safe. Cheaper week for their new iiouse ou Hill. claimed in tho JNewtown on Mrs C. Jordan has in her t- - Jxng postotllee T, possession spring stock ot shoes. than steam, ; : Mr Patchen will work for Wilmot pril 1: Hugh Higgins, F. T. Kirby, two valuable pieces of old paper money. It Is reported that William Draper has sev- We , ered his connection with the American Shear Wheeler. are sorry to lose this J. J. Northrop, postmaster. One of them reads as fpllows, "The pos ' Pitcher's Castorla. No extra TTT71T Til from out all sessor of snail be the company. Can be started family neighborhood, yet this bill, paid by some naugnty Doys, alter attenoing xne XlXLlljir ; will , wish them success In their new The wife of Thomas Harmon, foreman IVeasurer of the Colony of Connecticut, religious services In the chapel last Sunday, home. of the ' calender room at the Hubber, One Shilling and Threepence 8 Lawful repaired to a vacant lot and indulged in a Mrs 1 li. been game ot baseball. Should they be seen at it 4. Stillion his suffering w ho resides on Pine street, is very sick Money, by the First Day of January, A. ne remuiaeu ot uie law on IN TWO MINUTES! WANTED SA LE An easy riding road cart. In good again tney may , A in F)B - &M1T1I. with qu'nsy sore throat. with chills and lever at her home. : U D., 1782, By Order of the Assembly, Sabbath desecration. Farm Litchfield or Fair Imiuire ot A. J. at Mrs John Bates two A. 1776." rAltred Lester has moved into Dutch Row. Mrhat do field counties Address, stating Tub Bkk Office. Newtown, Conn. and daughters f Dated Hartford, June 19, D., more you want in an engine. Send 'how many acres, condition ol Misses Bessie and Maud, of is a and the . Fanningville The-- ' In At the top number, at bottom for circular, or, better still, come and sea an buildinga, bow much atlock larui public school Berkshire, has - ...... FOR SALE CHARLES L. l. have been guests of the family of been some needed a signature ot the committee and on the "Otto'? Engine in operation at my. machine will keep, price, etc., HAT Apply to HAW. undergoing repairs . Hook, Conn. 11. eacn corner ana r. a r X. X., care Bee Office, Newtown, Conn. Sandy Henry Morgan. and the voters are now considering ways back is, 3d, is written in Shop., ..!!, hi. Mrs C. I). Stilson is quite sick with the and means ol twice near the center, ana in tne iower WE3T CORNWALL paymeut. - . TXR SALE One black work horses center-i- the- name of the printer, with u. 1 tnuu iiinimo jy M ANSON '& NICHOLS, pair that A :t L. R. HITCHCOCK, - X are good drivers. E.T. HOOK. BoUtord. the date 1778 underneath..,) The other is 921 Main Street, BRIDGEPORT, C0NH. James F. Callahan a short vaea i ' WATERTOWN, - . - CONS. spent headed at the "The United Colonies, I'ERSONAL NOTESi'i " , .. Hare two car-load- s of Horses lust arrived. ... 4 , BERKSHIRE. Hon in the week. top, flAW T ORTAIN A PATENT? For a POTATO E3 For sale. Choice Bridgeport past seven dollars," and on each end, "Con- answer and an honest opinion, write to Heavy draft horses, matched pairs and fancy SEED stock ot ; Near the center Charles Kaynor has moved hia family .to Brompt fc CO., who have had nearly fifty years' single drivers, which will be sold cheap or and standard varieties frrown from tinental Ourreney." . -' . , best Northern seed. U.C. I Bristol, Ct.f where ho is experience in tne patent ousineeB.- uiuiuuint-- exchanged. l'ECK, it Pleasanb Comb nearly flnNhed at The public school at Hook ' be within a circle is a view of a small vil employed. tions confidential. A Handbook of In- Newtown, Conn. - making Sandy Daniel ftlc.Namara lias decided to remain strictly bow to ob the summer in. ,. Op-posi- tg formation concerning Patents and Ilerkshire. gan term, Monday, with lage, with over it. with Cochrane Brothers another year. tain tnem sent tree. Also a oi meutiim L. E. a in " ; Mrs Stewart has been in catalogue FEATT, Travi Ken ha secured creased attendance the two lower de this,' also near the center," is the Long Bridgeport ical and scientific booka sent irea. S of worthy - .;o. ALE.By order the Court of Probate, . receiving medical treatment- .. Patents taken turonsa '.unn s, receive - FIR position In New York and will soou partments, the senior department re "This Bill entitles the Bearer or in ana The Reliable Carriage "and Wagon Builders. desirable village residence.t lie late home following, A nuinoer me young people awenuea tne special notice the ?resitifio American, vv terms. nest wo IK OXEN-CO- WS of Kelson move his family there. about the same. to receive Seven milled social T. B. thus are brouirhfc wideiv be tore the public with nte lur ' at lowest ' ,: W.Burr.deceased; centrally located maining Spanish Dollars, maple sugar ai Gold's, Monday . ; on A Mnf a former resident ltesolutlons of - ..... out cost to the inventor. ,Tbia splendid paper, prices. lxing iuu street. modern built noiue Chariot Hughe, or Silver,according to the evening. issued weekly, eiesanttyiiiutratefi.nas Dyiai-tn- with li roous.other out buildings contiguous, of Zoar. has been on old friends Miss Gertrude House ot Bridgeport has crrculatioa of "atiT scientifie work in the ' about one acre ot calling Botsford shows an Incipient "boom the Congress, held at Philadelphia, the a tew Cream Hill largest CONN. I will soli at auction at Leonard's ., land, half a mile from spent davs at lariu. world. 83 a year. Sample copies sent free. NEW MILF0E J), church, school house- - and railroad and neighbors. In the removal of the 10th of May, 177a, Vll uollars. (Sign vv.cocnrane a Building Edition, l60a year. Sinitie". hotel cn 9, . , . station, plant,patterns,etc, George nasaucepted position monthly, beau-- , yards, Monday, April fourth of a mile from office and of Wakolee from and another name as clurii with c. ai. nau. ; copies, 'iii cents. Every number contains post Mores, the plow concern cd);Wni Jackson," in new , ISM, three of Oxen, ami ,16 convenient to several factories, macadam leit-han- tiful plates.- colors, and photographs.qf pairs i w a ; i , hich is in the with builders to snow the . - ... road all the to the of , i , , , Southbury to that place. Howard Jaded, upper houses, plans, enabling CoW8 ;f!Tl n way city Bridgeport. f )PODOIKQT0ysM j Is 176G4 latest desiens and secure contracts. Address . Communication electric cars ot. Botsford is now helm in un corner the number written with - by talked at the the MUHti 4 CO, MW. yoiK,- ifbl IlUOAUWAT., ' Good location lor a board in ar house or a hotel. Miss Emma L. has been . i a on back ia a cut a -- f Ferry visiting dertaking. pen. ' the there oi BETHLEHEM.'.' CHARLES SCHEIDELL, A rare opportunity; possession given wbea her irraudtiarent. Mr ana Mrs William leaf with the Words,MSeven Dollars," the desired. Inquire of LKtiKASD ii. BEERS, : "... ; Administrator. Kerrv. Mr and Mrs Thomas J. Keating have name of the printers and the date. On u .... By A.; Sanfbrd. , O. C. one last s as I'EIiSONAL CHAT. Tavlor spent day, taken up housekeeping at the Glen, in both bills the letter appears i. " week, in Danburv. the home of the late Conrad Derlam. Mrs George Iloyt is on the sick list. - P NOTICE All who are Indebted to the estate F. Wells will me--' Mr and Mrs F. Cotnstock fiRAKOE JOTTINGS. Mrs M. L.Gnswold has been iultt lick with Use fkCSi maixk. please make tin spentKunday tne mnmps tue tasi two weeks What Is the. "VfOTICE Whereas, my wile; Mary J. Teel, diate payment to the undersigned or to Miss with their daughter, Mrs A. E.' lie vans. M rs I IV has refused to live with her lawtul Susie F. Carroll, Sanay Hook. Conn., who is f. a untus Ames is sviil very poorly. ,.,,-p- suffering, when '25ceuts l I with'a man Charles Hamlin I able to be about M. F. CollinR, present representative Washington Grange spent very pleas Mr Dunbar is Into Mrs Dorman's t EarlV HOSe, Beauty Of HebrOnS husband, and hath taken up who empowered to receipt tor the same. J. E. I moving i . , . Vk... 1 answers to the name ot theretore M in the Oeneral Assembly, is interested ant evening at their regular meeting, house. in j will buy a .bottle of M ,.!, ,. y x T J a,. Groveiy I ADIGAN, Administrator, 6ua X. Main street, a?aln. March the occas- - forbid all persons harboring or trusting her Waterbury, Conn. , n y Miss M. F. Shepard la able to be about the business of insurance in town. Half Wednesday evening, 28, j '. on my accuont, as 1 shall pav no debts of her , the employes of the hose room have slon being the third anniversary of its rpo BE SOLD IMMEDIATKuT The well-- , attain. A known Hill " Mr and Mrs I. VV. Andrews have fallen a victim to his persuasiveness, and in arranging the pro Flat Farm, situated in tne town for the year the R0XBURY. FOR SALE a good Sow, two. years of Southbury, Conn., containing about Suo moved lv to the house of Mr Andrews' hold policies ranging from a few' cents gram worthy lecturer, which I will sell cheap. She has had acres, large house and barns, all in good re- Miss Ella had the lonr litters of 10 at each litter. She Is a " father-whe- re he to the to a round sum. Thayer, designated :,"'- !- pain-kilLin- g pigs, pair. Land well improved, easily tilled and expects spend weekly 5C0&SC-- one.- 7.. S. PECK. Farm...... 100 mow-- l' evening as ''Charter 'Members' Night. ' ' MAIN ST, good Appledore productive. About acres of machine i jiuinmer. ( ... it O. ' 'I ' ' ' ing meadow land. Uood milk, or slock tarna. 1 M. C. has returned from At her request, U., AveriU arranged "TiOR SALE A litter ot six weeks old. - Bradley Williams of'- the- 'Conn vv Pigs, Man with energy and a little can se-- tne Superintendent garnet Bridgeport, ones? eu, are. Xj it- money where he was the the program and'.tillea lectuiers I fine tney COLEMAN, cure - Write lor The ladles' prayer meeting will be held Bridgeport, employed which' works entertained two of the sand paper j Farm. complete description and next at a witn airs a past year, and is looking after thing chair during the literary exercises olliclals, last week. Their purpose here was :Oi Appledore particulars. W. L MITCHELL, 21 Elm street. Tuesday f,miiy He were as follows : male to take measurements to ascertam the exact ."'Magic' SALE A Cow, with calf two weeks old. Bridgeport, Conn. t . . .. ,, !;i upon his property in Gis street. "Greeting Song," : Bennett. Etuu xs Ml - FIR - is C re tj,aixtix nun iud jiitxtijiiniy ue ' i i (THE ?) f i exactly a young cow. Z. 8.' PECK, will remain Id the summer quartet: reading, Whitehead; which will be here within 30 davs " like Charm 'f "CK)R SALE Six- bead young heifers ton during E. Mitchell ; S. Nettle-- placed It Works a Appledore Farm. cattle, left; on Wed i marks, song, J. time, ready to be put together.' It will consist HUBBELL. WADE & RIDER KjW William T. Gilbert ton ; Mrs M.E. ot one crusher seven and one. TXR SALE A mow of at APPLE- - recitation, Kinney essay, large weighing for Sore Chol , good Hay SALE Lettaoe f nesday for conference. Prayer meeting Mr and Mrs William F. Brennan of II. O. Averill: a v. G. Fenn: more nan tons, two smaller ones weii'iuns: lour Throat, Cramp: ... . COMPANY. DORB FARM. FIR plants, eabbage planta, talk, one-hal- t plants, ot and Sundav school will be field next Heok are the of and tons each, one set ot steel rollers. Neu (Successors to 3WAH & BUSHKELL") the celerySlockeLplants. Inquire Sandy happy parents talki 8. Bf Smith;; chronicles of Wash one Doner oi so norse-powe- one era Morbus, Rheumatism, $32.00 The best fertilizer on the Gardener, John at Dick's hotel. on ac ot - - , . . . as but born on Oood horse-powe- r, engine POTATOES, Newtowa.Cona. j, Sundav morning usual, daughter, Friday. ftirsC r ora ; do besides blow . the money Bowaer'a' Potato ington Urangers, C reminis several pulleys, and. .of all kinds. -- . j;, of there 362 , , Conn S2 ton.-- A count of the absence the pastor cences, E. N. Moore.; song, S. B. Smith ers, snaituig, etc. xne company win senu ralgia, pains Water St.; Bridgeport, Phosphate, per fresh lot received "ITT ANTED A situation on a small to will be no service in thJ here their master mechanic and another man in 100 lb bags, WM. C. JOHJiSON, Newtown. ? care plaee evening. The chronicles were very interesting and with him. Mr Williams can two or SOLD EVERYWHERE. We are headquarters for rope, chains, pul- lor horses: BTonnda. ?iriii John II. Blackmail's market Is bright get three blocks, lanterns, painty, oils, varnishes, POTATOES For Choice temperate. DAVID HENDERSON;t.Newtown. disclosed th3 tacts that this was more here to to com- ley " - sale. early a Grange good Carpenters push it window . . SEED- with fresh dress winch , shellacs and glass. at 60o bushel. W JT. 1I.BURR. ofr.pa.lnt, 80 as soon as V - per 8ALE Miss Abble II. of New York - three with char pletion possible: lie has r WOK Hoose, bam. Culling was reorganized years ago already " j ".' "'Domestic Animals eed Paint, varnish and whitewash Drusues.step- side Conn. and tax acreot ' Charlqs Jackson, the artUt. ,. quite a lorceof men at work, but to etc.- - - . Kidge Farm, Redding iiidgc, A land, witn ot acres and MIm Clara M. l(eckcher of p.rook ter members, i Death has twice broken ou soon expects ladders, .,.. privilege li more of take more in order to get the amount CONDITION .POWDERS. vv e have a tun line oi reany mixea five meadow land, situated one mile trom BotsfonT" a few at Snake our Brother Alfred II of HARVELL'S paints. SALE At rednced prices, - lyn'are spending days circle, removing ' stone acquired, as no paper has ever been If to own we can FIR WM.- - x. Taewtown. you prefer mix your paints - Bulls,' now fit tor' service.- H. jcyvfu. oiwjMia wawMBiii Hock Farm. Mrs James Is Wyant and 'Sister Phinette II. Mason made thatf sells as readily as that made from iell vou oils and colors. CU , " ' Taylor spending confer these Connecticut said to be best pure lead, BURR, Kidge Side Farm, Redding Kidge, FOR SALE I have come . i The' numbers 112 in garnets, the : ' ' FARM to the ence week with her Mrs Ezra present membership . ',' to - daughters, evei uiBuoveieu. t ',;'. Ship Chandlery. ; To the to not do any more hard work. I Mr Henry II. Fenn of Port Byron K. good standing. After the lecturer's 1. NOTICE public. Wishing bring o0er my tarm tor 116 Hall and Mrs John Peck. ! : Store open every evening after Apoil down to a cash basis I have sale, acres, fixtures and N. Y.. is a guept of Mrs Frederick hour a bountiful Was served by , 4 tools thrown in at halt Also two repast of EAGLE BRAND made up my mind on and alter April to shoe price. my Chambers.- i ! the sisters. has re- Gilbert Williams the garnet works no'w horses tor casn. xew-- set. soc colts, good stock. and year-old- : Washington Grange has one of best vi, tires, per also , . ': Mrs Adalino Middlebrook has returned ceived an Invitation from Morris the and finest team wagons to less than than the regular price and other a good road horse. .t, LOUIS E. HILL. Grange be found anywhere. On each side are the work in in machin- Botsford, Conn. ' Mrs Mary E. Hughes, a former resi to her old home In Sandy Hook, and to furnish entertainment during their words,' "Garnet works,'? and on oron end proportion. Having put VV." ery tor the purpose I am prepared to do in the SALE Three acres ot dent of Newtown, wan In town, this at present in comfortable health. She lecturer's hour in the near future .The board are his initials, "G. On baek ot Absolutely Pure line ot iron work whatever may come to me. land, hoose and sad misses the- of her old scat is "No. 1." , The seat Is painted yellow, the tor F)R buildings, situated one mile from Red- week, calling on old friends and neigh lv society Invitation has been accepted and the date with black, and the Is " Is unequalloct for housa, bam,; lactory or Thanking public past patronage, I ding Center. AI, J. TEEL, Redding, Conn. friends and near Mr and Mrs De striped body painted v enms- - WILL NOT INJURE hope tor a continuance of the same and shall fiors. neighbors, win soon named. a deep- red, striped black with dark letters. OULOUUtllUH tUill UOL mill LUeilluw I B 8ALK-4,o-mo , ... . 4 . or i$ tor use and . I try and make my work satisfactory to my UOR and see the - f, II L. Wheeler. With his fine pair of tcravs it. makes a mnrlnl leS, tin iron. It ready ' "'-- easily ll L PunnW - ' ' ' i TREMOSTJKLICATE customers.. Please remember, terms cash. Scotch J ' outfit. the anoliod bv anyone.'-- - Thoroughbred Collies, every one.. who been an i A MARBIAGE ANNIVERSARY. Henry Perkins, teamster, has the JOHN T. Conn. . , , " Herman Lang, has assist of PORTER,,8tepney Depot, v r PETER JUBy. , Kub-te- honor driver. In r snf-tore- ant foreman the belt room ai the Mrs and have been vis B. ot Second d FA0RIC5 Dickey family Dea and Mrs' Baldwin will celebrate Bruce Beach Hill, who has Rubber Paint TO KENTA desirable House of six rooms. JJIOJ'. SALE ' In' a im- - une lumber box wagon. One factory Hnndy Hook," ha given up Itine1 in Sandy Hook, but were to leave GOtb from fistula for several weeksi is Costs COe in barrel or J. very convenient, with, barn and three or JC two the anniversary of their marriage nroviiur. . only per 'gallon; Viiiiitni-P- ' acres seated, spring .wagoa. One rankee i his hosltlou and gone to , J. on for , their . home (4.50 for s Color, dai-- xed. Will I 1 j a B V M four of land situated ou the Black Sock horse rake. One corn One Passaic, Thursday future, on Monday,. 9, fend will receive Knxbury doesn't boast ot a grecri house, "but galloutubsj U near shelter, cultivator . . April in tin pw ixon roofa that will last turnpiite, wuson'amiilj Direct to HAS and a few other where he accepts a position with the N. (Y . atop.leaks farming tools. 6. W. Passaic,. ,...,( their friends irom iu a. 'in. uijtu ts p, tm tor years. TliY IT. Send stanip lot! samples PRESENTS CUSv A. JENNINGS, Greenfield Hill, Conno s BEARDSLET, Stratford, Conn. Manhattan rubber company. . . : WEN FOIT Hliu mix uvamiQi v. ThadeMarks ' SALE-Gra- i pui rANTED A Boy1 from 16 to 18 years old tor TXR nej vv. Oh Id ren i . vines. .Green Moonteln ,1. Brew nave r: C fo r good-tamily!- T.J. Corbett and L. Solomon, a .merchant has ry ' larni won. Also, a and other tailor, general U-- varieties, 'peach trees. Goldea - Excelsior Paint and A, IT' work of demolishing the old Uen been chosen by Court Sandy Hook, No. opened a clothing, hat,- boot and shoe Roofing Co,,, Harts. Iauuire ot UAWLKV Hawley-- ; Wyandotte ami Bnwi Plymouth i 155 Dutuie New . t. t . .. ers. rett . !.. commenced this week. The 7&ig, A. O. F. of A,, to represent them in store here under the name of "London & .! SU, York, ;ViUe, Coan.,,,,.,; ,,, i , . , W s. oiax.an xjxhi, CcJun. Pitcher's Castorla. s f. St Anthony Roman Catholic Church on Characterized Colorado avenue, and the building will NEW HAVEN. Capes EARMER8' SUPPLY DEPARTMENT. now tie started as soon as possible. richness both in Architect A. S. Meloy has made plans Grand by purest for a four-famil- y house on Center street Central Shopping cut and trim. , All for Russell Glenn. will slate color, Now open; what was formerly my Crockery Department stocked with It have EMPORIUM. wool in blues and roof and modern improvements. Con Capes tracts not let. ' F. M, BROWN. D. S. GAMBLE. blacks $2.75. Architects Peckwell & Beach have let Double moire rib- Plows, National Plows, Yankee Side-hil- l the contracts for building St Paul's Ger- Capes, Imperial man Lutheran Church - on Harriet street F. M. All mason & '.toes bon trimming, $3.75. Plows, Clarke's Plan- to Frank Juckett, work ; Peister wool Cutaway Harrow, Geist, carpenter work, and W. H. Don- Triple Capes, blues, et A.. C. T. Horse Hoe Cul- ning, plumbing. The cost will be about blacks and havanas, embroi- Jr. and and dered in black and white tivators and Seed Drills. The same architects have awarded the BROWN contracts for Mrs A.JE. Bauman's four-famil-y - braid, $4.75. Wheel Hoes, Forks, Rakes, etc- - A full line of Garden Seeds. A few sets of house on Warren street to Henry SPEtlEJG- CLOTHES. - C. Hoffman & VV. From to $ Dishes left that can be bought at your own price- . Co.,arpenter work; J. & CO, $6.50 25.00311 Beahn, mason work; W. H. Donning, assortment unequaled for plumbing", and George McLevy & Sons, and in this o r JD. 1ST. slating. , style worth, CLAKX:, Architect A. S. Meloy is making plans Even if you're not to next suit over- 1 1 Belated going buy your rr spring other A wool for a bouse on East Main any city. street, coat of ns (more's the pity) onr special exhibition of Stylish and near Stratford avenue, for Mrs C. F. INFLUENZA, this Clay Diagonals, Broadcloths, Hardware Crockery, Hobbs. It will have furnanc-- and modern Or Clothing week is instructive and well worth the time it will La Grippe, though occasionally epi- take to look (Iros Grain and Moire: Silk. improvements. demic, is always more or less prevalent. Easter it over. It will teach you what is proper for your- CHI", Jackets, Suit. SHELTON, - - CONN. Contractors are now estimating upon The best remedy for this complaint self and boy, this spring. the plans of Lambert & Bunnell for the is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. was We've done or a trifle over one new surgical ward at the hospital. "Last Spring, I taken down with our best and we're proud of the show. Our sales- Busy, Busy calf, leaves $11.32, d, Plans have been made by A. S. Meloy La Grippe. At times I was completelypros-trate- Hats! men are of it. Around the Fireside. cent for all the skimmilk proud fed, six-roo- was as bees in are per quart for a m in Stratford for and so difficult my breathing busy clover, the amount of skimmilk used by actual cottage that my breast seemed as if confined in an The Easter The 1120 John McQuillan. Mr Meloy has also fin- whole town ought to be proud of the men in Furniture. So THE SECULAR SERMON- - count being quarts. Veal at six Iron cage. I procured a bottle of Ayer'B rain it cents is not and a ished plans for a second house on Jane and no sooner had I kept of com- per pound high, many street for Mrs Helen Cherry Pectoral, began most of them Men's Spring Suits $7.50, 8 50, 10, 12, 13.50, 15 to 25. much so many kinds farmer has obtained a bigger price for it, A.Thompson. The taking It than relief followed. I could notbe-li-e A CHAPTER IN L'KOVKKHo. contracts will be let ve effect would be so and in in Various but in what way can one get more mon- Saturday. that the rapid the the house. Men's Spring Overcoats $7 10, 12, 13 50, 15 to 25- - ing every day. son John McLenn has the contract to build cure so It is a wonderful med- 50, 8.50, The Troverbs of Hugo, the of from the creamery refuse? complete. truly That ' of ey a house on Hallock street W. B. S. gives And lines Furniture purchased Baggo, that li is father taught him. for icine." W. H. Wiixiams, Crook City, D. hundreds of at each and every price we've eot the best, the verr best. W. W. Cowles & Son will do j-- is the man who can FOEAGE COBB AS A CROP. ed If want the and from several manufacturers .My sou, happy the mason work ladies not-prepar- you best, ot course you do, youll ccme here for live as wisely us he can talk, for living and J. Reilly, Jr., the AYER'S ii. at about our own figures. is the test of character. The Philadelphia Record says : Forage plumbing. a week ago an new fresh Give not thy tongue to scandal nor thy corn is grown as food for stock instead A.'S. Meloy is getting out plans for to "come Come in and see our Self Derb.'s in Select the things of intended for and a seven-teneme- nt block in North- opportunity out" Spring Style Conforming lips to idle tales, for the rutin who blabs being solely grain, altering Pectoral when the warrants Drown ana a au and 3 We can save in Want at about own is such are more attention ampton, Mass., into one of 14 tenements, Cherry weather Diaci, s5i, you money you your brother to a fool. crops receiving ! hat- - and have them deliv- Take heed to thy tongue when thou than formerly. As the grain may not for Dr B. D. Sheedy. Prompt to act, sure to cure figures tellest a lisli story, for thine enemies will fully mature, the time of planting and Charles Lomnitzer is about to erect a heavy-timber- ed on That's why our workrooms ered when you want them. call thee a bull head if thou dost stretch the method of cultivation do not depend frame building Pine 16 on a limited in which must street. will be 53x44 and contain feet in length and there is ample are tun ot bonnet excite- White Iron and Brass liedsteatls, the truth too much. period growth It feet, room to carry a load. Tut a bridle to mouth when thou be inside. Forage corn gives a larger two stores, four tenements and a ball. ment. any size, $5.jS. thy than other and it can be Contractors are now on the hi. a. Roswell s horses gave him the Solid Dak Combination Desk anil dost try to sell old Bill ; for he is neither yield any crop, estimating near his home, one and a to Maud but grown over a wide extent of territory. plans. slip day recently, I with carved race horse nor brother S, ran tor a mile, attached to a farm look ease yjlass door, a common with not a of Like ail other special crops, however, its R. W. Whelan, the mason builder, has nearly 4.S. just nag drop wagon. They were bv Grandi top and panels, ?I3 blood of in his veins. value dees not depend wholly on its bulk, removed to the new house which he has stopped Fashion's neat Oak Ladies' the Bucephalus son Northrop opposite his house and Very Antique Let thine eye look straight on and thy but mostly on its quality and the actual just completed at No.131 Gregory street. was Best at lesk. strongly made and finely foot the when a man food contained. Professor Armsby, of Mr Whelan is now engaged on an addi- nothing injured. Spring walk along path Lowest finished, $3.50, immense (or the thee to tell an obscene for he the Ponnsylvania agricultural experi- tion to the house of Mrs Billings at the stops story, Park. The NEW PRESTON. Prices! money. is putting poison into thy heart and pas- ment nation, has given the subject his Weekly Record. Solid Oak Ann Rocker, plush sion into brain ; trust him not. attention during the past three years, thy the Riethod to corn in SPRING MOVING. Wraps seat and back any color, $2.y8. Behold! is the farmer who being grow plats happy th BEAUTIFY YOUB HOMES. Kemoves " that tired feeling." knoweth how to discern when he seeks of about of an acre, and to Thomas Martin and family have Suits, Wrappers and Safe Investment. AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. I'olished Oak Pillar out a hired for much note carefully the gross yield from the How can you do this to any better ad- moved into the north part of the Beards- (Quartered man, thereby joy different Mrs L. Waists! Seven ner cent debentures, interest paid I Local dealen, raunot compeiewilh im determine the amount of vantage than by filling the walls with ley house. A. Russell, with her semi-annuall- Extension Table, uniting beauty and or sorrow couieth to him. plats, y by New York draltol the Build- - J M W Send 10c for postage and the various and to test, by pictures? Vou may say that times are household effects, has removed to Black or fl we durability, $7.98. The man who will work the cheapest Ingredients RUFFLE MUSLIN ing anci Loan Association unKOia. fzuuuoi lfl I I will forward sample is not the cheapest man to hire, actual digestion trial, the quantity of hard, money is scarce, etc. ; but if you ville. John J Cogswell ha3 erected for tirst and non transterabl mortgages deposit- W W Aa bWb ftsv ofthe latest styles and onr j.DiHi to always food which can be assimilated go to art John himself a on Flirtation avenue ed with the trustee to protect each tNXiu sold, book, " Instructions M an ChllllllnT Suits i.'l.'iO ti 1.VI (lit for he who works for little, may do less. by Northrop's store,30 street, dwelling trustee's endorsement ot this tact on each How to Order and tm 50. HO will and moved Kxtcnriion Tables - t.tr. to Beware how thou hirest a who animals. Bridgeport, you find that a little in. Patrick Rouse and wife bond sold, issue limited bv law to 50 cent Hang Wall U t g U I. tit to KMW trantp and Plain per Paper." IHnlnir Chai- r- smells of lie may burn There is a rapid increase in the yield money will go a long ways and that no have moved to Romford. Horace Curtains, ot their assets. Debentures are a ij ft ftUM thy Hull Tup lt"tk- - to whiskey; as one should be McCan moved Burn- - stock, and all the assets are holden tor the Handsome Gilt 5c. roll. - h .'it' 10 r5.mi barn in a fit of or murder wife of dry matter the crop approaches without pictures. If you has into Walter ruffle will Paper, per Koiiiititc ittiH thy The wash and re ot ; will rs anger them be paper-hange- INI payment inanvevTiittlicre Agents and wanted in each Solid ItnisH HlHlHtellllM- - Hi to .VUXI. in tieek out one who is kind maturity, and the digestibility of this dry have any that need frames, take them to ham's tenement, known as the R. Smith $3 ot assets ot outstand- thy absence, sta behind. every dollar town to seU from $LAO. him and he will in his father-in-la- w wife tain original debentui-es- large sample books, price in wood- to thy beast; but fear to have a brutal matter appears to slightly increase rather satisfy you both qual house, and and crispiness. ing With judicious manage- This is the season to coin money. Perhaps nothing man in than decrease (which is the case with ity and price. have moved from Kent Hollow iDto the ment, which enabled them to pay matured B. thy employ. di- We control this line of Cur principal and interest promptly during the ROBERT BRADLEY, work has created such a buy- thou some confidence in what most other crops,) the yield of total house with him. George S.' Ly as a in assets l'luce his tains for this past year, ever, and make gain 704 Grand Ave., New Haven, Conn watch thinks ; and bid him de- gestible food being three times as great WESTON- - man, with wife and mother, have city. ot the outlook tor the future is promis- fever as the cute thy dog 1 ing Recep- from who will mal- as that of the same variety in the silking moved back to their old home again COTTON ing. believe an investment here to be as part thy premises x LADIES' sate as anything olfcred and one which will tion finish, treat cat. stage, and thirty-si- per cent greater near the cemetery. Frederick Cable has Bonds run Chair, cherry thy The neighbors kindly gave Mrs Eunice SUMMER prove satisfactory in its results. CATJTIOX. V.". work for wages, than when the ear.- were in the glazing Mills a moved into part of Mrs H. M. Bolles' three or seven years, optional with the bold- If a dealer nf.Vn V. seat in either Olive, Expect only just just seem differ wood bee, last Friday, cutting house. So has er. I would investors to Douglas shon at a reduced price, or say plush and servants w ill thee in the stage. These results to from a April passed with its o in request intending he has them without uamo OA thy praise ad- up good wood pile. lt stripes and write to th present bank commissioner? ot stamped Old Peacock blue or those of others who have heretofore usual changes. C(rS4--1 1 tor ot bottom, put hi ill down a a fraud. gold, gates. vocated corn when v7 tx figures, each Connecticut their opinion this compa- Sells at for Be kind to thy servant, for kindness is cutting the just the Mrs Charles Carter returned to her ny; also to the ex commissioners, who have Tobacco. sight as dew of heaven. ears are glazing, and demonstrate that STRATFIELD. all thoroughly examined the company. Their the home here from Florida, lat Friday, in tne case we suouiti like you to $1.25. First batch gone. Ketnetubcr that servant hath a of the advantage of farmers to allow the The ladies of Miss Perkins of Terrvville ac- tudgementWe court ot thy the corn to mature. Thick the Stratfield Baptist Mrytie Flannel25c.West have. the strictest investigation Second batch on the run. soul as well ns a body, so do not neglect forage fully church will give a soap bubble sociable her, to remain here for a Dept., condition, standing and management. For him on the Sabbath days. seeding in these experiments also pro- in the 11. short time. sale by fob Furniture'. Second Floor. when duce in instance a yield of church, April My son seek to know wisdom every greater Simuel Brown of New York was C. both matter and but City JAMES JOHNSON, . a W thou sowest thy fields, and do not put dry digestible food, at Mrs 1. liiown'8 over Sunday. - carrot seeds on a stone the digestibility of the food seemed to Mrs H. W. Brown from New GaaerU Ajsat for Coaaaetieut thy heap. be more the of the Li returnedlt Plant thy corn where it will be fed governed by maturity tcli field News. ork City, last Saturday evening. STEPHET DEPOT. OT. MalleyNeel(- soil and do not to crops than by the rate of County freefare from the expect grow seeding. J. B. Stillson is selling weekly now a COi:. CHAPEL AND TEMPLE STS., on a rock. Give not all 30 miles potatoes thy WATERTOWN. fiue quality of shad at the moderate N. H. on of B X AND money to the fertilizer man when thou price of 10c per pound. from purchase EAGLE NEW CONN. hast of it on the for the We are Miss g 1 0. or over. The Best HAVEN, plenty farm, Fairfield News. A MODEL MACHINE SHOP. sorry to learn that Cyn . wasteful man shall never get rich and County thia Knapp is quite ill at her home in V3 L. a handsome coat of Sam - the man who cannot see fertilizer on his HILL. R. Hitchcock has recently opened Christian street. ceiving paint. WW L. SOLOMON, own premises better go to keeping store GREENFIELD a machine and repair shop in the rear of Ernest Brown and has moved uel Gunn is doing the work. London & House, tne 01 family Is for" or Liverpool Clothing for a living. DEATH OF URS HOEG. residence George F. Pntchard, into the house made vacant by Mrs L. A unequalled house, barn, factory Beware of the tree seller who prom- and will make a of mafiufactur outbuildings and costs half the price of shing- Washington Depot, Conn. Died in Brooklyn, at her home, after an specialty Kussell. CORNWALL BRIDGE. les, tin or iron. It is ready lor use and easily ises thee an orchard in full bear- ing novelties, building light Bolles ill Ol'KN THIS WEEK. apple illness of about 10 days, Olive E. Burr, machinery, Noble still continues quite Edward F. Gold been in town applied by anyone. ing in two years. He is a brother to repairing lawn mowers, farm machinery, at nis Dome. Capt has A full linn of fine Moii'n, Bos' ami Clill, the beloved wife of Frederick F. Hoeg etc. Mr Hitchcock has fitted verv visiting with old acquaintances. droit's Clollihijf, Hoots uiul ahocs. limits, Ananias. and third of Mr and Mrs George una The ladies' sewing society meets this Rubber Paint r'urulshliiK iiiiulu to order' Look well to the care of tools. A daughter complete machine shop, and cen on h Miss Grace Moore, formerly of Ashley costs onl5T GOc per gallon in barrel lots, or tioods. limids thy L. Burr, 24 Some 10 being wees riday evening with Mrs Sher- 4.50 5 Color Will W. L. (JIuiiniiiK und repairing. dull hoe makes double labor. aged years. days trally located, ought to be well patron man alls, is attending to the telegraph olhce for gallon tubs. dark red Douglas ago Mrs Hoeg was taken very seriously Cogswell. Miss Eva r raver has stop leaks in tin or iron roofs that will last TKIEE Let not the rain and snow rust out thy sick with of the liver. ized, ine power for Mr Hitchcock's Mr Rossiter, who has passed the win resigned for years. TRY IT Send stamp for samples WORLD. is soon enlargement is furnished an Oito Miss Margaret Dougherty of this place and tull S3V. SHOEShoes mowing machine. A slab shed Doctors, nurses and loving ones were shop by gasoline ter at A. E. Pixley's, has returned to h'u particulars. L. DOl'OLAS are stylish, easy AT HALF PRICE. built if thou hast no better for engine, which, by the way, is a home in Hartford. and John Meagher of Warren were mar and pive belter satisfaction l the prices ad. covering constantly at her bed side and every quite friends of the Excelsior Paint and vertised th;ut aiiv other make. Try onepair and them. novelty. lie has bad it in use lor six ried, Wednesday. Many Roofiag Co., be convinced. The of I Lkmlas For the next 30 I will thing that was in human power was bride and were and con I5j Duane St., New York, X. Y. i;imjint; days Treat thy wife better than thy cows, done to alleviate her months and finds it works to perfection WARREN. groom present name and price on the bottom, which riuranters make Bhe as brains and help sufferings, Mr Hitchcock has the for the gratulations were happily given. their vaiue, saves thoutmis of dollars annually for has probably many which were but borne so agency to ihoj-- w ho ihcm. 1 feelers ho great, patient utto and will AN ODE TO THE TROUT. wear push the more feeling than thou hast. On March 20, a little gas gasoline engines, and sale cf V. I... Douglas Slsies eain culoiners. Care more for children than thy ly. Tuesday, be pleased to furnish circulars. Visitors Since our last we have ROXBURY. PHOTOGRAPHS thy daughter was born. On Saturday, the passed through a trotting colt and they will bless thee in in are welcome to inspect the engine run a season of cold that has been wide- oi jfoods. They titn aiiord to sell at less prolit, 24tb, peritonitis set and she went into in his C. B. Minor of Roxbury and J. E and we believe you can ntom-- bv buying all For half in order to re- thy old age. and fell in Jesus ning shop. spread over the country, disastrously your iootwear ot the dealer ativertjMrd lelrv. price God general collapse asleep Capevvell of Woodbury, the veteran fox "ree Atidres-- Help thy neighbor in his need and at the dawn of Easter morn, so staying the progress of spring, and ap- Catalogue upon application. duce my stock. Call and see U3 in of sunshine just GRANGE JOTTINGS. hunters, have killed, this winter. 20 foxes will reward thee the gifts quietly, like a urea child, tier funeral parently defeating the hopes of many a and have the to Mr Minor Good work and shower. was held at her home in Prof Hibbard of New Britain gave one herder and horticulturist. Well, March pelts guaranteed. be a dread to be- parents Taylor or nis entertainments consist and Mr Ciipewell are dead shots to any In all things man, but street on at 8 o'clock. interesting has been, upon the whole, most remarka- comes in DEdgarSF.!Hawley, come selfish or to God. Tuesday evening ing of readings and recitations in the ble in mildness. We have not suffered thing that their way. These CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT? For a HEWT0WS. C03F. forget Her remains were brought to Oak Lawn foxes were killed in front of BromDt answer and an honest opinion, writ to F.M.MONTIGNANI, The l'roverbs, of Hugo the son of Town nail. TUursday evening, the 29h in this fresh taste of Boreas like our Roxy, Spot 6c CO. who have had nearly fifty years PHOTO 105 cemetery, Wednesday, on the noon train and the three finest that ever in the business. Communica- ARTIST, Stat street, Bridgeport are The local or rather the "married Sport, dogs experience patent In- Baggo, ended. and many were the relatives and friends Grange, southern and western brethren. The ran a race. tions strictly confidential. A Handbook of Take elevator. brothers" of that society, paid the bills, of the roads ha3 been formation concerning I'ntems and how to ob- that met them there to pay their last and a rapidly settling C. B. Minor and O. E Beardsley have tain tbem sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan- tribute of to one who was beau thus furnished delightful enter- arrested and snow and ice have taken ical and 3ci entitle books sent tree. THE BEE BUZZ. respect tainment that was free not to the a finished packing their tobacco, the two Patents taken tbroiiL'n Mmm & Co. receive One More to the Front. tiful in life She was only possession for brief moment. But the in the Srir-ntift- Step and death. in special notice American, and -- gently members of the but to all comers. sun nnest crops town. thus are be with- : - LSl'ECIAL COHUB8PONOENCE OF THE BEK. laid by the side of her sister, who went order, crisis has passed, and the warm pays C. E. brought wiuety tore the public Oxxx UNTo- bis us that what of Beardley has just purchased out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper, nTf 1 to ner heavenly home just 34 years ago THE LATE MRS CHARLES HUNGERFORD, daily visits, assuring fine of Bruce Ward; 200 issued weekly, elegantly il!ust rated, has by far the Plan, The facts of the moral life are just as She has left a who is heat and light he can give will not be porker weight largest circulation of any scientific work in the as husband, doubly March 29, funer pounds. world. Sit a year. Saninie copies sent free. evident and easy to understand the his less Thursday afternoon, withheld. In lookirjg into Building J.oO a year. Single afflicted, having buried mother liun-gerfor- d Thompson's Edition, monthly, $75.00 facts of the physical life. Sin will burn then two months Two al services for the late Mrs Charles "Seasons," our eye was arrested by a copies, cents. Every number contains beau as as fire scorch the ago. baby daugh were held in the The earlier symptoms of dyspepsia, tiful plates, in colors, and photographs of new Irllrx the soul surely will ters, a lather, mother, sister and brother, Congregational glowing account, in his Spring, of the such as distress after heartburn houses, with plans, enabling builders to show the Pranr body. A man will fall from the true besides of church. Rev Robert Pegrum delivered capture of the trout. We are disposed eating, latest designs and secure contracts. Address lots relatives and a host of an 1 and occasional headaches should not be MUNN A CO- - NW Yokk, 361 Bboaowat. X3rpe-write- his manhood his evil do- address from the " went; i standard of by friends mourn her loss, but we feel "our words, hey to give a free translation of it, from his Take Hood's if ing as certainly as he will descend upon loss is her and there is one less to and told Jesus," Matt. 14: 12. Rev J. E blank verse to rhyme : neglected. sarsaparilla rocks his if he gain" Smith assisted in the service. There "Should lure with baited hook you wisn to De cured. The device placed In barns, the and bruise body jumps bind us to but one more in Heav you your W complete earth, was a a t The monarch ot the rite tor circulars anil j To every pupil attending onr school, day or from a precipice. The laws of our spir- en. were flowers very large attendance and pro speckled brook, .AbsolutelyPure prices. Call at once for Information. na- Many the that sur fusion flowers. Mrs Your still, it you, behooves to try, cure bilious evening. itual being are as truly laws of of Hungerford was As he scan9 Hood's pills all liver ills, just or rounded her beautiful casket, placed a member of the of the Y. P. S. cautiously your fly. ness, sick head kWILL NOT INJURE ture as the laws of our material bodies mere oy ones. church, And olt to seize it, effort makes jtundice, indigestion, Martin's Shorthand School, the laws of the material world, lieligion loving C. E. and of the local grange. The While jealous tear as olt' o'ertakes. ache. THE MOST DEUCATE COCHRANE BRO'S., - - At length, a cloud obscures the sun. 403 Main St, BRIDGEPORT, CT is as a matter of science as the grange performed the burial rites at the Just he makes bis own run. Mid-Wint- certainly then, death FABRICS term opens January 8, 1S94. condition of our homes. He who EASTON. grave. And now with haste, along he darts A(Ji:XTS, sanitary to the - made this world and placed as in it has OF INTEREST TO THE BEE MEN. Putting test, angler's arts. Vaiii4.oi West Cornwall, - Conn also revealed to us the right way in SPORT HILL. The lartherest over he seeks, the weed, Skin f Kanufaelurers of the Iron Clad Milk Can. &dwin li,. nas . a The cavern'd bank, at swittest speed. tirybwnuti ; is what smitn worked up ; PRESENTS J. W. JOHNSON, which we ought to live and that The new chandelier with eight lamps. substantial business in the last few He fliest alott, he flounces well we mean by religion. It is simply the $00, was put up in Lee's What ails him? It is hard to tell. GIVEN FOR Trademarks God costing chapel years In bee keepers' supplies. He has The angler now is at his ease. Eruptions BRIDGEPORT, revelation of our right relations to on Monday, the 26th. All who have 22 to caused WHEN IN OUR CITY in the Lord Jesus seen issued a neat page catalogue, and has his irate prls'ner deigns please; and similar annoyances are SOLDBYALL GR0CERSat5cts.acake and to each other it declare it is beautiful, and it is an mail business. Mr is a Till idle rage, at length gives o'er. an which will Christ. O. O. it will be as extra Smith And landed, he's sate on the shore." by impure blood, We invite the public to call oa ns at our ator. REAL ESTATE, Wright. hoped satisfactory in every bee keeper himself on a small scale, hav result in a more dreaded disease. other respect. Each light is said to be The blank verse description is inimitably 107 State street, Bridgeport, where we shall eoa INSURANCE, LOANS. 40 ing seven hives. He makes a specialty fine. was Unless removed, slight impurities inne to carry the stock of about candle power, thus making in 01 or -- Thompson the leader in the will into Ecze- largest GEMS OF THOUGHT. all 320 candle A new kitchen tne manuracture tne aimpiicity revolution of taste and senti develop Scrofula, power. hive, which is praised by bee men. popular ma, Salt Rheum and other serious House Furnishing Goods, Do range was also put into the parsonage ment which supplanted the artificial bv results of SMALL He that walketh with wise men Bhall by the ladies' aid society at an expense W. C. Atwood is an enthusiast for what is known as the romantic type of Inclodiag Brie Silverware, Earthea You be wise. Solomon. of $28, much to the convenience of the Devon cattle, having a herd of seven literature. His work, "The Seasons," is I have forsome time been ware Glassware. Tinware, Woodenware, ia fact three-year-old- a sufferer a severe Bad is not metal but char- s, - a remarKaDie and in from to the and House The purest gold preacher's family. cows, four four two- nook, reading it. blood trouble, for which I RTICLES. everything pertaining Crockery a s, one is informed as to the business. Want acter. Any parties desiring horse, buggy, year-old- a bull and enough yearlings readily took many remedies Jhat Furnishing Hoping tha public ma; Is a as or two seated do and of the man. His I us Kemember that there canopy would well to w ujax.c uic uuiuucr ujjjuu &o. measure, spirit did me no good. have Blood give a part of their patronage, ve remain. to-da- y. In solid silver. We are well as a call at the Methodist parsonage before opening lines of spring, how beautiful! now taken tour Dottles 01 is the school who has learn- elsewhere. GURNSEYTOWN. with the most wsndert ul results Respectfully, Happy boy purcnasing "Come, gentle Spring! etherial mildness! Am enjoying the best health I now offering a great variety Sleigh, ed to always speak the truth. W. A. Sherman and W. J. Candee are George A. Skilton passed Sunday in come." ever knew, have Grained twenty If some minded their own bus- handling some fine road horses this sea jNew naven, tne guest or his orotner. So may it come to us. pounds and my friends say they never saw of New Novelties at CEAS. E. HUSTED &S0N, people me as well I an: feeling quite like a new greatly Successors to C. S. & Carriage,OB iness as well as they do others affairs, son, also matched pairs can be found at man. JOHN S. Sterling Co., T. W. bold in EDELIN, a-- e would die rich. their barns in Eastou or Fitch has his interest the Covenuaent Office, D. C reduced These they Stepney Depot old homestead two miles north of town Mrs Derrickson is busily engaged in Printing Washington. prices. 107 STATE If you want to have a true .man, train Car loads are coming in every two her as is Our Treatise on Blood and Skin STREET, Wagon? " to John A. packing up effects, her house Diseases suitable for or to be true. weeks. Rogers. let soon to be Mr Beu-- mailed free to any address- - gifts prizes up your boy J. R. Hickox, who is 98 years old, who and occupied by BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Mud may be of use in its place but ner. fine win nave an auction to dispose SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, 6a. and cost Drop that Is not in a man's hair. has been seriously ill for four weeks, is or a or place FAIRFIELD. some better, and his friends are to portion tier household furniture, A If the fathers all ceased to swear, the glad wagons, etc. Lr JViarcy will act as auc sons would have to invent a new series Know it. Postal HOYDEN'S HILL. The house owned Mr tioueer, the sale to be about April 9. of oaths or quit profanity. There was a attendence at by Heminway, man is Christian who very large and occupied by John Benedict, Jr., and 3oc, 40c, Card That a poor prays the auction on tne or the late Mr is -- out to cheat place Deland, receiving a new coat of TO long prayers and then goes Jr. tne :24th . . MORRIS- - & JONES. bis in a trade. Asnel wakeman, paint. JU. b iiannon, and bis assistants. EAST HMD 35c, 50c, GOc, Kic, 75c, 30c, INSURANCE! neighbor of life Jennings & Sherwood have another are the artists who have the work in H. W. WOODRUFF, Whatever may be the mysteries man m their $1 and is one which employ. hand. IMPROVEMENTS THE ORDER OF THE DAY, Offer upwards. ACCID T I and death, there mystery Miss Lizzie Wakeman has visited Mrs FIEE, EI Conn I, C. Hotchkiss, the feed dealer, has . Send me Washington Depot, the cross of Christ reveals to us, and T. Hamilton of Weston. Our merchant, G. II. Johnson, has a postal LIFE. that Is the infinite and absolute goodness bandied something like 70 or 80 car loads been his he has I will be pleased to ealL ' Master Georgie Anderson of Bridge of feed stuffs, during the last year, which altering store, recently G. of God. port is his granaratner, Madison purchased. The improvements will IOO S3ozen W. "Merrill" Some people find it hard to think of visiting shows that square dealing and reliable the of bis He Fairchild, Wakeman. are . please eyes many patrons. of the new In Sil J. W. PIANOS, lJ3teck" eternal life or existence. It is easier to goods appreciated. is an man Dealer Diamonds, Watches, BRASIE, Rumor says that Mr Jones of Fairfield Contractor H. W. Warner Is a interesting young and it is a think of God as or His promise building to know we a verware. and Clocks. Washington Depot, Ct. perishing, has the F. B. Wakeman two-teneme- nt pleasure that have such Jewelry or His in His bought place. bouse for John Kennedy one us. falling, ledeemed, upheld among 357 Main near everlasting arms, falling away? at uaKvuie. Street, John, made us to feel we Sunday morning, Rev Frank P. The concert given by the Watertown God has that may BRIDGEPORT. of the was a success go on to act. If, then, we allow our feel- Waters, Third Congregational Grange financially. And cnurcn, it was in every piece finely rendered. Corsets! Ct. Machines I ings to be excited, without acting from BUILDING IS LIVELY. , wateroury, exchanged pulpits Bridgeport, Sewing we do mischief to the moral sys- with the pastor of the Congregational To the pianists, Miss Hubbard and Miss 'A BRAND NEW BRAND." Post Office News Room. .. them, : C. T. Beardsley, Jr., architect of the cnurcn. too much could not be tem within us. . Haskins, praise Books, and Office new Masonic ox-car- Stationery Supples. ALL CLASS. HOHE BETTER. PSICES temple, has completed plans given ; also to Mrs Slocum, who was fine On sale for the first time in A t, riEST No matter how much the wicUed get, for tne and now invites con Bridge SALK light nearly new, a LOW, to but whatever a building, in every place. lour correspondent - are indeed a Marvel" of Flit truck cart, a plattorru SDi ing wag. 11 ; get it lose, BRIDGEWATER. port- They two-hors- e No. P. 0. they only tractors to submit estimates on its con could mention many names that perform on, one wagon; also three horses ARCADE, good man gets he is going to keep. The struction. Bids will be received at the and finish, made of that will weigh about 1200 each. All good lock ed their parts equally well, but space beauty, durability Address WEBB DOWNS. Steven. Bridgeport.' Conn. devil cannot pick the thas guards architect's office until 25- - The AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. French with three side steels workers. ? treasures of the April will not allow. But each singer deserves Coutelle, son, Conn. E!. the righteous. specifications call for a front of coral Mrs Almira Bennett and Mrs William praise, for this kindly benefit to and Venus hack. We Osborne, brick with terra cotta to match and great positively guar IMPORTANT - CONN. Marsh and youngest child have been their sister Grange, for this help upon antee them superior in all points to ANNOUNCEMENT. A GOOD STEPNEY, Windsor stone trimmings. The. brick visiting in liristoi. their finances. The tables were bounti I wish to Inform the people ot Koxburv and STEEL R00F, Live Farm 75c Corset ever make. I m. m m Topics. ; will be furnished by Fisk, Homes & Co. Miss Ophelia Thornbill of Brookfield fully laden with good things. Our Mor the best They vicinity tnat keep constantly both Native JLJu " i AND FARMERS' The roof will be slated. The interior will and and Western Beet which I will sell at lowest MECHANICS' feedisosFlmmilk. has been spending several days at Albert ris ladies are noted for excellent;' cooking surly attract great attention cash prices. I have also on band tresh and finish will be in oak and other woods. we one & 3 Cents Per Foot. CORRESPONDENCE OF THE BEE. Maiiett's. and would invite every to give 20 sell rapidly at salt pork, Sperry Barnes' hams and sausage Square SAVINGS BANK, SPEClAI, The contract will not include the heat Solomon Olander of New Mllford has cents and their ana every; ning usntuiy ronna in a nrsi-cias-s Write to try supper. market I have now on my blocks the finest BASK WALL ST., B'POET. Is it to feed skimmilk in con ing, ventilating and electric elevator. been engaged to work Mrs Laura Wei Our Easter flowers at the church on CITT BUILDING, profitable com- 49c PER PAIR. steer beef in the country, tatted by William The Berlin Iron Bridge Co., tl,402,114-4a- . for veal? Architect Henry A. Lambert has ton's the and with were t eautiful and elabor- Call and for it DopoiiU, nection with grain making farm, coming season, Sunday very Trowbridge. get my prices, i for a handsome block of vases -- Also- onoe yon will come asi onun, ions. Interest and Surplus, 48,178.83. yuite a good many nna tnat it is. une pleted plans his family will occupy Mrs Welton's ate, the flowers in the memorial you buy surely again. of the enterprising dairymen who carry three houses to be built on Park street, tenant nouse. came from Benedict's greenhouse, and G. H. WILCOX, CASH MABF3T, $1,47,20277, milk to the separator operated by W. C. near Maple, by Jerome Orcutt. The Henry Sanford lost a valuable cow were furnished by Mrs F. II. Johnson STAMPED LINENS first door east of M. J. Leavenworth's store, Deposits of to S10G0 reeoived and Interest of follow- building will be of North Haven brick cast in and Mrs H. R. The Roxbury Station, Conn. JOHN H. ft Johnson Newtown, makes the recently by getting the pasture, Stockbridge. potted And one lot of REID, credited from tha first of each month, payable is ing public statement on a card tacked up with brown stone trimmings, and will be Amos Northrop is putting up an addi- plants by different ladies were each very January and July of eaoh year.Inoorporated 1873 on the creamery door : I have just re- 50x60 feet, three stories high. Each tion to bis barn. fine. . President. will !iRiiiiiiniinnniiriPifirii:iiy I 118 FAIRFIELDJeweler. D. KOEOAK, 11 house have rooms, finished in .has ia "How to amuse the soil so will ceived for a calf weeks old $14.40. eight E. H. Roswell been building a Hallie B. Stockbridge at present Black Sateen Skirts. it J ' It. I. CATLIS, Secretary and Trial urer, Its weight was 240 pounds, and the natural woods and supplied with hot air new poultry house and expects to give visiting friends in Shelton. laugh with abundance All the latest novelties in the jewel- furnace and all the usual Silas is his line lowest price six cents per pound. At three days improvements. special attention to poultry raising. Stockman improving place s use Plumb & Winton's ry at prices. old it cost me $2, and I fed It at the The plans are now out for figures. N. P. Howes is moving his household by a coat of paint and doing much else ll1 start 36 quarts of new milk. This at Architect Lambert has awarded the goods to New York state. toward improving his lawn. HMD & JOIJES. BONE :: FERTILIZER, WANTED! contract new : i three cents amounted to 1 08. for Francis Ives' residence Lewis Northrop and j Manufactured at Bridgeport, Conn. j FOTOTAfiT TSIT per quart on Park Place as follows: Henry Northrop GIVEH AWS This new milk was it for the first Carpenter of Southville have been their - l!lllllIUllllllllllllllll!lllIUIfJl3 To City Property lor Farm Pro. given & showing 423 MAIN STREET, eselmngo 10 days of its life, and skimmilk was work, Vanstone Vanstone; mason skill as architects and designers, by BETHLEHEM. perty. work, John Kuthford; J. a boat BIU IGE PORT. gradually substituted for the new milk. plumbing, building that promises to eclipse TITS NSWTOWK LK2A2Y: We will send tmrKewPos--- & with the 'first cost of the Reilly, Jr. all others in the It Is for Boolta - . I . fr . r Yarrinsfan Watson, . This, calf, vicinity. nearly Will he open drawing every Ta. rnrhforlc--- amounted to $3.08. Deducting the Architect L. Hayne of New Haven has ready to launch and is for use on the day 1 tot) i m "(17 o t v.nXt. j.;.:tj r , res some in the ot is re-- ET-j.- 81 FalrfloU Ave Brdtport from the money received from the made changes plans for the liver in fishltig, etc. It measures ove The house Jonathan Wootten VOLUME XVII. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL C; 1894BIGHT PAGES. NUMBER 14

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n D f r it JOD g 1is OVER THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAES WORTH

OF DRY GOODS, THE COMBINED STOCKS IN THE. HALL AND . COPELAND STORES TO BE SOLD FOR CASH DURING THE MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY. THIS IS BY FAR THE BIGGEST DEAL IN DRY GOODS EVER HELD IN CONNECTICUT AND PRICES WILL BE THE LOWEST EVER KNOAVN. ALL WINTER GOODS WILL BE SACRIFICED. NOTHING WHATEVER WILL BE RESERVED. W. B. HALL' & CO. HAVE BEEN FORCED TO LEAVE THE OLD HOME WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN

FOR SO MANY YEARS AND MUST MOVE INTO OTHER QUARTERS. IT -- WILL PAY YOU TO BUY ENOUGH DRY GOODS TO LAST A YEAR. COME EARLY FOR THE BIGGEST BARGAINS. NO RETURN FARES WILL BE PAID TO ANY POINT,

OR DISCOUNTS-AN- D CHARGES MADE DURING THIS SALE. NO SAMPLES SENT; NO. MAIL ORDERS FILLED ON CUT DRESSES. a lilfl Sin SID a y

j entertainment on which was a Rev Mr Linsley well sermon at the Methodist church, were Mrs Frank Raymond, Mrs Mary Friday evening, wagon and set of harnesses in the which trok well. Selections were also late residence, Monday, In Fairfield was well filled. Fanton and Will Nichols. was largely attended barn. The The interment at Botsford. County. last Sunday, The church Alhiirs About Town. sung by Mt ssrs Oweu and Purker. otlieliting. The sermon was grand and every one A ney family has moved into Frank B. Upton has gone to Bridge- concert opened with a grand march by his one here. to work as a machinist. - in a feels regret that it will be last Rufus Jennings' place port MONROE- the pupils, each being decked out NOTES FEOM ST ROSE'S. EASTON. here. William Harris, an old veteran, is quite MATTERS Of BUSINESS- - costume to some trade or oc ill. EAST VILLAGE. represent Mrs Kelly has been spending some - The postollice took the lead in her brother SHELTON- A masquerade dance was given on Rev Mr Dixon wife cupation. from time New York, visiting and went to New and was followed by everything Father Cray of Cornwall Bridge, at one AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. and other friends. Friday evening at the residence of Haven to see their daughter, Mrs IT MAY I0 AS MUCH KOH YOU. the brick to the banker. During rime a curare was the on commenced ORDINATION OF MR WALES. Whitlock.. who 2Cth layer au- here, guest IlevMrDutnme preached a fine sermon Miss Edith Osborn has her Sturges Phillips, started the for Cali- Fred Miller, of Irving, III , writes that the evening Mr Paiker showed the ot Father Fox. to a full house the school in No. a three weeks' va On of last week the Fairfield The public school has a vacation of a fornia. learned pome- - Tuesday at Congregational 10,after Tuesday lie had a Severe Kidney trouble for many dience that hU pupils had will officiate at St Steph- last Rev Mr cation. East consociation met w ita the Congre- week. Mrs A. J. Smith and mu-i- c Father Fox church, Sunday morning. - damrhtpnnfVi.. with severe in his back and thing beside the rudiments or nr S next Dumme to a Christian En- Mrs Jones of is at church for the purpose of or The Union Veterans' nnion have com- Haven are guests of Mrs year, pains in the week en's church, epney, Sunday. expects start Westport visiting gational Mrs Waterbury. alao that his bladder was ailueted. He when asked how many days deavor society in connection with his the Misses Bradley's. daining Frank A. Wales to the worK or C. M. Beards lev haa tA tried bo called Kidney cures but there were and several similar questions Miss Alice Foster has returned home the In the absence of servance of Memorial day. Shelton to see her Mrs X.hn many on the Mrs John Schermerhorn has been quite church work. Sunday evening service gospel ministry. were in in mother, PecK, without any good result. About a year they answered promptly, and is was resumed at the the month of March with Rev H. L. Rev Dr Pal There six deaths town the who is quite ill. of in the ill, but better. Congregational having spent Slack,moderator, of one from ago he begun use of Electric Bitters and great question the largest city church, last Sunday, commencing at 7.30 friends in Lorg Island. mer of Bridgeport was chosen and Rev month March, pneumonia .Nathan Piatt of New Haven waa the found relief at once. Electric Bitters U world anwereu .ienuwu. D. G. Beers & Co., the canopy top ra. Mr Hatch of scribe. The ex one from scarlet fever and one from con- guest of O. J. they quieuiy followed the con- p. Danbury, Sherwood, Monday. especially adapted to cure of all Kidney An Impromptu dauce manufacturers, report that orders for the The society of the Congregational amination of the candidate and delibera sumption. Mrs Minnie Cone of New Haven has and Liver troubles and often gives al- cert bv the young people. On Tuesday spribg trade are beginning to come in. church has extended a call to Rev PLATTSVILLE, tion of the counoi? occupied two hours At the Methodist church, Sunday even- been spending a week with her father. most instant relief. One trial will prove the Parker Co. lefe for Ridgetield. Phis firm have an envianie Mr Dumme of New to become its and at 1 o'clock dinner was served by the ing, there was a roll call which proved, a to form a class. reputation Haven, service. At the Con- our statement. Price only 5Kj for large where they expect among the carriage trade. pastor and teacher the coming year. ladies in the Town hall. The exercises very interesting iev air Dixon preached his farewell bottle. At Kv F. llHwley's Irug store, A SERIOUS COLLISION. the afternoon were, prayer by Rev gregational church there was a praise sermon, Sunday. There will be no ser- a at the Platts-vill- e a attendance. Newtown, and S. C. Bull's, Sandy Hook. Miss Mabel Camp is guest Cole & O'Mara have sold out a car load Saturday night as Mr Jacobs of A. W. Smith of the Baptist church, read- service with large vices, next Sunday. DO TOU WANT TO GO TO EUROPE? home of Frederick Chambers. of horses and have gone back expecting was driving very fast on the road ing the Scripture by Rev A. J. Park, ser It is anticipated that James i'urcell will be awarded the contract , for A Ql'AKLCU CKNTCRY TKST. to return with another car load in about to Bridgeport he unfortunately collided mon by Rev Dr John Reed of Yonkers, print Harry and Miss Helen Beers passed weeks. of Rev Dr Pal- ing the government envelopes and news- a of a 20-pa- two with the of Charles Jennings, N. Y., prayer by For quarter century Ir King' Wd have received a handsome Sunday at Bridgeport. carriage ordaining he the lowest bid- New Discovery has been tested, and of Mrs Billings, sister of A. Vanwort, is urreeimeiu, wmcu cuuuiiucu jui ocuuiuo mer, assisted in laying on of hands by paper wrappers, being The Horse. full the Hol-de- n. if it is he will the millions who have received benetlt 1amphiec giving particulars Miss Jennie Chambers has returned convassing in town for the sale of line and wife, with a large amount of Satur Rev L. M. Keneston and Rev E. K. der, and so, expected have excursions to be conducted by - from Its use to Its wonderful cur- a silver. day's snooping. The vehicles came to The right hand of fellowship was the work done here. testify F. S. a Newtown Doy, from prolonged sojourn at Syracuse, Eas-to- BLOOD WILL Bartram, formerly ' to the usual custom, the n Mr Fredrick Rev S. Ives and the TELL. ative powers In all dlseses of Throat, will be N. Y. .. Contrary gether with such force that given by J. charge and now of New York. There 3 m 2. i-- Chext and A that has stage arrived at p. April son, who was walking near the place at to. tne pastor oy itev i. iu. iveneston aim Lungs. remedy two 32 days from New York to a ' Mrs W. Burr and as Mr Wales. TRUMBULL. Maud S. was 20 years old March as. stood the test so long and that has given trips; au The "ghost train" will no longer be family spent Sunday the time, said fire new from the tires prayer and benediction by New York to cost 210, or days irom on Con with her parents. Mr and Mrs The sermon JJr iceea was iitsceneu 10 1S94. so universal satisfaction is no experi- New Y'ork New York to cost $220. familiar sight to travelers the the wheels struck. Jennings by bottle Is to solidated road. The white soiled so It is rumored that Judge Wheeler is to were thrown out and bundles scattered in with deep interest and was a very able The Hartford Driving Club will give a ment. Each positively guaran This route is around the northern coast two-da- y teed to relief, or the money will be that was needed every build a summer residence on the site of direction. The colt of Mr Jennings and forcible discourse upon the subject of GRANGE NOTES. meeting, July 3 and 4. give of Ireland and through, the most attract easily repainting on Wilson every New Britain will the refunded. . Jt Is admitted to be the most six months. Danbury News. the old Charles Wheeler place was very Deiore n Faith." The exercises were held in tne Trumbull is in a try experiment Ive parts of Scotland, Jbrigland, trance near John summer. rortunateiy caught use of Grange prosperous of a race this reliable for Coughs and Colds. Trial and a most, street, Wheeler's,this could run and Mr Fred Bennett, with his Scattergood tabernacle, the condition and is in numbers. giving meeting, year. Belgium, ottering agreeable A. G. came to Newtown on Mon Mrs David Osoorn entertains her soon loaded in- was tne occasion. growing Feeding an idle horse much corn bottles Free at E. F. Hawley'a Drug of a well a3 an oppor Baker niece, usual kindness, had them which Kindly given ior At its last meeting a class of 11 were in in and S. C. variety scenery to send up the fire balloons, but Miss Bunks. ' to another wagon, as their was very The churches represented were the First winter is as bard on him as overworking Store, Newtown, Bull's, Sandy to the cities of Glas- day night " structed. in the first and second, degrees, ouo ana tunity vilt great on account of the it was Mrs James , Ward and son returned much broken. How with and Spcond of Trumbull, btrat- - him in summer. Hook. Large size vi. gow. Edinburgh, London, ParK Brus wind, impossiDie they escaped Danbury, and at its next meeting the third and When small mares are - to send them up. One got started nice from a week's visit with her sister, Mrs out a serious injury to themselves seems ford, North and Olivet of Bridgeport,and fourth will be conferred on the used mate them sels and Antwerp. The lover ot rnagnu- a Bowne of Hartford. . Mr vvaies is preacn- degrees with stallions larger than themselves. ly, but got caught in tree and Durned " y almost a miracle. Huntinaton Center. same. We are dealing in grains' and GRA.NQE. icent scenery and pleasing landscape,the In two were David Barton of incr in N." Y.. io a mission The turf career of George Wilkes cov- POHTATUCK antlouarian. the the student of up. the morning, balloons Eedding recently MR DUINKERKE'S FAREWELL. Yonkers, other commodities in large quantities so seven artist, Hatter-tow- n, visited his' Mrs Walker Bates. - ered years, which he won r, sent up. They went off towards aunt, ' we to build a store house. during natural history and tne pieasure-seeKe- ' con- Mr his fare chapel. that have got in over 34,000 and could be seen for a long time. Mrs Walker Bates, who has been Rev Duinkerke preached It is that one will be erected, purses A LARUE CLASS RECEIVED. will all alike have opportunity to grainy fined to her bed for three is now well sermon to his at the Metho- THE BAPTIST PASTOR ORDAINED. expected The manner in which a horse is edu- And can be so Quite a crowd witnessed the ascensions, months, people this week. The subject for discussion their Inclinations. what and-watch- 1, He to cated has to ed able to sit a of each dist April goes everything do with his Pohtatuek Grange worked the second attractive as a vacation old the balloons till they disap- up part day., church,Sunday, Rev A. W. Smith of the Baptist chnrcjh at our next meeting will be. "Does the as a - among James Ward is timber for a 30 new fields of after a successful quality roadster. on- a class of nine on. Monday peared from sight. hauling labor, was last weanesaay, oy a success of the farmer upon his " degree European cities, connected, as tney are, foot addition to E.S.Gillette's to be of three years, followed by ordained, depend Many a hard worked truck horse as follows: Uev O. O. Wrignt, in his barn, pastorate ' council of which Rev Dr S. D. Phelps of education f1 night, with the most events the : would do much better Willie II. Glover. Leonard Botsford, Er stirring John H. Blackman has had his large erected this spring. good wishes from all his people. ' New Haven was candi A will be the if given a handful torv of the world? Every foot of the meat In handsome wife of moderator, lhe burlesque given by of oil meal in his feed. nest Hawlev. John J. Northrop, Willie wagon painted style Edward Hall and Stratford John Deshaw has the milk date was examined in the "afternoon and Grange on Tuesday evening, April 17, night's In Europe will be over historic Mr . purchased A driver must have Hawlev. Miss Hattie Miss Ada journey by Canfietd. spent Sunday at Charles Blakeman's. route of Ambrose Marsh. Hugh Wade the ordination services were .held in the entitled ''The Initiation "of a Candidate, good a love for it. Northrop, ground. Jtoman antiquities; massive Mrs James Ward and son a reaa me A horse in harness is just what be isi B. Miss Helen M. Beers. In enjoy milk aveniner. Key 1j. M. iveneston or the secret work A f Peck, and ana D. drives J. W. Sherwood's wagon. ... I 1 1 ' J exposed." supper made his , an Koman walla Duilt dv tne luars, The family of Arthur Faircbild, visit in Hartford with her fath- ouereu by driver. the lecturer's hour there was Informal time and decay ; the battlefield who have been are all convalescent. pleasant James Dew has rented Lorenzo Gre Scripture, Rev w.r. Aroucsie will be provided after the play. To have a roadster a man discussion on the best potatoes. D. C defying ill, er and sister. will work the farm of nraver. Rev Mr Holyoke of Providence, good must of Waterloo ; the marks of bloody French Edward Hawkins returned Sun- eorv's place and know how to drive. Peck spoke of the Early Northern, Early on : of London ; w est Miss Ida Taylor has been sick with a home, Mrs Betsey Seelev on shares. R. I., preached the sermon and the other revolut the Tower " day, with his wife, who has been at a were xtev NICHOLS. Fred Keyes is riding 100 miles daily Puritan, Kocnestcr nose ana iew yueen minister the last resting place of hard cold. Miss Mabel, daughter of C. Master Freddie Raly had a very plea- clergymen taking part tr. u, over Forest Farm Abbey, B. also been on New York hospital some, months for All Whiteman or rtev v. u. City track. ; Taylor, has the sick list sant surprise party, Friday night. tsraniora, ; NO SERVICE ON SUNDAY. The first to renowned Kings and yueens oi ji,ngiana es n.. thing do with a horse is with a cold. treatment. the children who attended ineru-selv- McKinney of Ansonia and Rev J to - the scenes of the eventful struggle for Mrs A. E. and Mrs Fitch enioyea There will be no services in the M. E. uia uauiis in Harness. THE MAN ABOUT TOWN- Turney John and have the Bosworth, a former pastor. . siuuy liberty In the Netherlands these and Seven of E. a on of Weston visited the week at J. L. hoped they might church, with the of Bostonians are falling over each nhtr SMALL BOY. In. of the ex I), liriseo children past of more; Sunday, exception THE IRREPRESSIBLE much more, lie the pathway Botsford Hill are the Perry's. pleasure attending The boroueh board of health held a the Y. P. S. C. E. which will be held in in the purchase of fast pacers cursions. Those who wish furtner par entertaining The last soiree of the season was giv- Considerable . sickness Three brothers got out their sled on a mumps. John MacNee of New York spent Sun- 28. meeting on Tuesday evening and ordered the Lecture room at 6.30 o'clock. 'among' ticular address Mr Bartram at 120 en. March at Bright's hall. The at be- horses is In mi winter's Sunday morning, when their may day at Mrs Eliza Silliman's. was and a a sanitary inspection of the borough reported the city, the dis William New orK. down old Mon tendance good very pleasant 15. H. Srrith is a veranda on the ease a thro&t mnther naked. "Don't you know what street, I Turney French cut the large Miss Annie Candee commenced, time was an wna actenaea. fore May building being mostly mku rinw replied the six-vea- r- maple in front or his house. i day, her first term at teaching at the enioyed by The Derby Silver Co. ran on nan front of Mrs Munn's house. caused by a change of climate. V" - Mrs Walker Seelev's eldest eon, Fred - 1 The traffic over the . - : of Dr Starkwether a chances fti.i vniinorafer. "Or d's day. and guess freight Cpnsolida- "" Nnrrows schoor district. time, last week. '. At the residence lhe lor the general fnrr. ted road is on the inc ease. Carl Frank is a at-- is spendine his vacation with his mother was miss Bessie the breeder of limited .n,t down hill when he was a tittle enjoying genuine Decided improvements are being inade Mr Duinkerke's children have the The ladies of the Congregational surprise party given capital. tack of the mumps. on thd Burr Hall place, soon to be oc church hld an oyster supper in the Hoxley, Thursday evening. Although were so promising and so convenient am boy." A. G. Baker, the Hawleyville furni chicken nox. it was a number attended. now and all would seem m on Miss of New Haven cupied bv Jesse Wheeler and family. Now "All fool's has Town hall. Tuesday evening. stormy large that h ture man, was the guest Monday Nellie Symington that day" passed of Church the Stran- The. was pleasantly spent in needed in this line for sure is rea- THE PARKER MUSIC CLASS. 1 . been a of Misses Miss Gertrude Payne commenced, some of the The ladies the pf evening profit night of A. Smith. his guest the Scudder to attend school at the and trouting has come, boys a clam chowder and playing games, at the end of which a sonable judgement in for of Dodgingtown. Monday, academy, are very gers gave supper mating form, The work of Mr Parker, with his rou John D. Halsey, who has held a re Mr, Van Wort entertains his sister happy. literary and musical entertainment In bountiful supper was served. roundness, speed and color. on while she canvasses - Mrs Reed has been friends in tile class at the Town hall, terminated position with A. G. Baker, the William Emmerson, the agent for P. the town for orders the Town halt. Monday evening. - visiting Notwithstanding &than Allen was for sponsible . . Monday evenlnir when a concert was wide awake Hawleyville furniture man W. Bates, the extensive monument deal for silverware. GREENFIELD HILL. Rev J. J. Coop r has returned from New York. years shipped from one end of the coun- the Parker and the with been in v The selectmen of met, Mon- where he has been preach' The stage does not leave Bridgeport try to the other, trotting under all given by company has accepted a position George A er of Norwalk.has town Eedding Kensington - sorts recently : until 3 o'clock since 1. of be was a members of his class. Considering the Flyat & Co., of Hartford. Mr Halsey looking after Mr .Bates' interests here. day, with Eastn's selectmen and settled DEERFIELl). insr a few Sabbaths. ' April conditions, always star per-- to- Beers Dikeman has been his 1 w w short time In which they had, sung has many friends in town, who wiil the Margaret suit. Redding tak Burr Wood has been very sick. Dr Rev E. J. Bosworth, formerly pastor Harry visiting j (fUUAJU the class did very well and sang wish him success in his new II. Ballerstein & Co. are making spec ing the woman, and paying $1G0 to the him. of the Baptist church here, has been vis aunt, Mrs Sheldon Pierson. and hundreds of old time horsemen will gether, position. Dunham attends to-da- a number of catchy selections. For the ial sales on Friday, although they mark town of Easton. Miss Vesta T. Fanton of Lyon's Plains ir.insr some of his former parishioners Mrs Gilman has returned home, taking tell you y that Ethan Allen was the company Mrs Owen sang very sweetly Mrs Nathaniel Hinckley died sudden- out bargains for every day. Don't for and her friend, Mr Banks,were guests at Mr and Mrs William Wilkinson have her daughter, Mrs Whitney, with her. handsomest and most highly finished March a - - Darn owned JNash was and Sweet Besie" and bv ly, last Saturday, 31, having had get them in the annual visit to the CENTER STREET. , conn t.o New Jersev on a visit. The oy Jesse the purest gaVted nearest to the "Bessie, rrqut city her uncle's,'!;; B. Bradley's. Sunday. There ideal. Mr Parker sang "Barbara Frcltchle," shock. The funeral was held from her for millinery goods Rev J. F". Duinkerke delivered his fare Among those on the sick list,last week The South End mission had a pleasant destroyed by fire, Sunday night. a

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- "itV ULjlS V 4 . '('! Don't go around the town crying I But Here Is Where You Get The Old Stand-by- .. in ;- I ; - . Shoot that but "holler" , ... . hat," ... ii SHOOT THE POTATO BUGS

- - .'... i;? '"SACUhE CHILI E DfW on and other insects your Grape V s Vines, Trees, Bushes, Vegeta- - - 1 with one of our " I I f'-- Wrt A ' TAN bles, Etc., -- THE PLANET JR. I iv A SHARES HORSE HOE. ' " f PARIS GREEN GUNS COMBINED SEED WHEEL 60. UK DRILL, HOE, CULTIVATOR, RAKE AND PLOW. This is an old tool, too well known to need Steel Wing Shovel Plow. anything: said about it bv us. We have them ( 1 ' " lio-ri-t They distribute Paris Green, Hellebore or any other pow-- ' f : .i Thfi Vipfit. t.nnl fnr its nsp nn the marltpf It. ia vptv a.nrl Five seperate tools all in one. These tools are the best goods in StOCk, this year, and expect tO Sell lots Of) still does heavy work. Every farmer buys it on sight. The price. . f f . is so low in s that they will have it any way. It will save its cost (V der just where you want it, in any desired quantity. of the kind on the market. Everybody knows that we sell them. them a little later on. ; two hours time.

i REMEMBER! mm Y0U WANT ANyTnING IN THE LINE OF HARDWARE OR AGRICULTrRAL IMPLEMENTS OF ANY STYLE OR KIND, JUST WRITE US OR CALL AT OUR STORE AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU WHAT WE HAVE OR GET WHAT1 YOU WANT IF- - WE. HAVE NOT GOT 11 ON HAND. AVE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST LINE OF THESE GOODS EVER SHOWN IN ' WESTERN CONNECTICUT AND CAN GIVE YOU fllK LOWEST WVA ,,1 OES EVER HEARD OF. . Telephone Call, No. 346- -5 i

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Congregational church, Tuesday after- has been in the employment of the N6w old town cistern wes filled in Atlan-- of the Town. up and left joyed Dy ail. A fine supper comprising met a numberof gentlemen at the t ion, Burial, in the Catholic cetn-- Talk noon, April 10,at 3Ao. York Rubber & Belting & Packing Co. a very condition for several coffee ice was c when Friday, for a rough years. biscuits, cake, and cream, hotel, Bridgeport, a Connecti- etery. ' number of years. Mr Lynch will About 10 of from :Much of 1S12 THE PEOPLE'S CORNER- - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES- - couple young people provided by the genial hostess. cut Society was, organized. be missed by his many friends with whom and a few a was William was IT IS HERE. he was Danbury neighbors spent merriment caused oy the guessing Cogswell, Thursday, BILIOUS COLIC PKEVENTE1. A committee to provide flowers for the very popular. pleasant evening, last Friday, with Mr of an object concealed in a handsome auctioneer at the sale of personal proper- rersons who are subject to attacks of pulpit during the summer months was and Mrs John Eckert on Maple street. laundry Dag, the lucky guesser ta be the ty of the Lite Mrs Abigail Mevker. Many Uar-ke- Miss of New Haven Mr . bilious colic can almost invariably tell, last by Kev Mr r, Margaret Lynch Eckert's family of children are all possessor of the bag and contents. antique articles were disposed of at good appointed Sunday, a - " - : ' by their feelings when to expect an at consisting of Misses Bessie Jones, spent few days, last week, with her musicians. They were assisted bv T.EC. Milon B. Hawley- was the fortunate prices. " tack. If Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Mabel Morris, Jessie Taylor, Julia Dun- - parents in Sandy Hook. K. Bassin?, a fine clarionet plaver. Thev guesser. Other fancy articles were sold. Rev Dr Riker kindly the rec- ia taken as soon entertained the with music and Diarrhea llemedy combe, Arthur Keynolds and Arthur The of Martin Wentsch and company for The proceeds of the evening amounted tor, Sunday last, by delivering instruct- INFANTS INVALIDS. as these appear, can Moore. marriage until the small hours of the to ive sermons the three A . symptoms they It is proposed that the flowers Miss Lena Kuschel will occur on Tues- dancing night. $14. at serviees,Tafchua, TFUSt ward off the disease. Such persons be distributed sick A carryall came from to take Easton and Plains. 5 .QH(r'5V tut. S House among the afterward. 10, at 11 in St John's Danbury TASIIUA. Lyon's "4 i. cleaning day, April o'clock, tne n, 5 i should always keep the remedy at hand, A young people home. Friday last. Miss Mary Jane Abing-to- LJ3T ft. use wnen neeaea. BARGAINS church. reception will follow at the ! is slow to-da- Mr Selleck, who has lived in Easton who been a ready lor immediate IN THE FURNITURE LINE. home of the Mr and Hatting (Mondav.) had faithful friend in time. rwo or tnree doses or it at tne ngnt groom's parents, Most of the shipments are made the lat for the past year, has moved hia family the Hamilton family for 38 years, passed If one can not own all the new and Mrs Frederick Wentsch,in Soutbbury, on ter of the week. is a in to the which be has THE ONLY FERfXCT time will save them much sunering. the afternoon and of part Monday often Dunning place, away. She had been ill nearly all the For sale by E. F. Hawley, Newtown, pretty things that are there, it is a won- evening that day, dull day, but quite lively on the streets. rented. winter. Her funeral was held in Em- Substituts for Mother's Milk. der to see much a will - and S. C. Bull, Sandy Hook. how little money Dr L. A. of Most everybody seems to be on the move. Eugene Hurd and family have moved manuel church, at 4 m., Rev ' fair Hjifo, t. at the furniture warerooms of Smith New York has been to Monroe. -- Sunday, p. buy the of his DrE. M.Smith. farmers are bringing in potatoes quite G. W. Barhydt, rector of Christ church, Oi 1, nnd a MlliK Krniwr ard lim--r WHO SAYS RHEUMATISM CAN NOT HE Downer & Jidwarda at 1U1 State street. guest brother, few are Rev Alexander Hamilton was assisted us imr.y 13 nam m,. nl we tt freely. A preparing the Westport, kindly officiating. The Misses l'.MHl VMuinlmw Y at- ground to the uwnf a Vi CUBED Bridgeport. Walking through the to plant potatoes, peas and onions. in the service at Tashua, Sunday, by the Merwin sang two of the deceased favor- ( I tin. tl I ' .J1 I ' . . . . . - -- I . K. to do one re- JlO'l t Hawlny hastlie niatciluls it My wife was confined to her bed for tractive salesrooms, bright day . ihe public schools opened on Mondav. Rev Dr Riker or New York. ite hymus, and a large congregation waa with. Walt l'npcrs nlnglo roll and over two months with a very severe at cently, accompanied by Mr Edwards, he after having a vacation of one week. Mrs Samuel Gregory has visited in The bearers were Charles rj noth- out some on Fairfield N ews. New present. pall i . tack of rheumatism. We could get oi the furniture County Miss Bell of Mrs Milford. M. D. pointed n. . to daughter Treadwell, i-- up, wttli colling" and border which firm is terry, Ag W.Johns, Henry t!iv p.-- v 1 nrH.,;.l aral at ing that would afford her any relief, and the making a special drive. gie , .terry, is quite sick with a brain D. F. Osborn's little daughter, Grace, Nichols and John McColum. Funeral luntch. AH now A is one - ' - - - .... goods. I)ok as a last resort gave Chamberlain's Fain quartered ash chamber suit of , BETHEL- trouble. ia with her aunt, Mrs for a while. bot-V- . ; Tyler, Director Charles Fable had the direction f ."C5; fnr onf ?Ts Car au.i at tlie beautiful and Balm a trial. To our great surprise ene the bargains. This can hardly be told C. J. Porter, our new postmaster, be Miss Emma Meller of Redding is a of the services. from oak In our began to improve after the first applica and the bureau contains a bevel DEATH OF GEORGE A. ANDREWS. ; gan his services in the postoffice on Sat guest at B. F. Squire's. Josiah Williams sold his horse and car- dlHplay and it she was 24x30. It has never before i ' tion, by using regular edged glass, very much to the satis to a in Compo. Dc'Hfc2rsid G?. Castes," windows. The soon sold less George A. Andrews, an esteemed citi- urday evening, riage party foss.'i able to get up and attend to her for than $2o but this season it zen on faction of all. He was greatly liked NICHOLS. bent house . C. is offered for 18 of this place, passed to his rest work. II. Johnson, of J. only $ and every suit March 31. He was in while postmaster before. e Saturday, born Mrs R. C. Ambler has been a any-wlior- Knutson & Co., Kensington,' Minn. 50 sold is guaranteed. A little farther on John r . JNichoia and iamilv, In com spending WESTPORT, cent bottles for sale E. F. was an oak suit with the same size Bethel parish, town of Danbury, October few days in New York. While there she In town. Cur. by Hawley, glass 22, 1824. He was a son of Andrew and pany with his sister, Mrs C. H. Bouton, heard' the celebrated of Newtown, and S. C. Bull, Sandy and two high back chair and one com- last with their C. B. very opera . AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. tains, plain and fringed, an Huldah (Stow) Andrews and had five spent Friday cousin, Wagner's "Gotterdamraerung,"under the Hook. fortable rocker and ornamental table. brothers and four sisters. one of Nichols of Newtown. Harold Pratt of East Hamden, Mass., BEERS 2So np, are the latest. AH This sells for $24. As we were Only auspices of Walter Damrosch at the been E In this passing them is living, Mrs Mary, widow of the house. has visiting his father, Principal H. while-was- h brush- gentlemens' clothing, season, the some ' Metropolitan opera , kinds and paint through upholstery department ... ; S. Pratt. the long ltegent cutaway frocks are the handsome couches atten- late Benjamin Ray of Bridgeport. Mr STEPNEY AND VICINITY. j it... es. Cull on us when in want and we will very attracted Andrews married Sherman A frame containing the portraits of all I new and the sack coats are also Nancy of ; thing, tion. Mr Edwards informed us that MONROE. ; the former rectors of Memorial The season. Newtown, I7V1848. He leaves BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. . church furnish you anything. best, too, Kesptly, worn much longer than last The the dull season he bad the force February is on exhibition in window of W. S. are through a widow, four sons and three to Pastor Jones did AN ENJOYABLE CHURCH GATHERING.: the light overcoats necessarially also busy making these handsome goods for daughters. Owing sickness, Guyer3 & Son's hardware store. The! made much longer, which is a good thing. the and was now One son, Elgin, is of the firm of Andrews not preach, last Sabbath evening, ; but St Peter's parish aid met at the house ' COMPANY. spring trade, offering & MaKenzie. - Mr Andrews learned the of Town Clerk frame is to be placed in the Sunday f or tne correct miner, go to tne iiuo them low will preach from the theme advertised, Nichols, by invitation, . at the price of $8.50. Among trade with Moses Parsons of San- school room of the church. . Clothing Co., 311 Main street, Bridge other a beautiful hatters' next Sabbath night week. last Friday evening, and the gathering A was things very dining Hook. Since he has been in in was an immense success. About 50 were Chautauqua reception held at GRAND DISPLAY OF " port. This firm keep in their suit with solid oak al- dy engaged Next Thursday evening the Baptist ' 4 always sideboard at $12; the residence of C. B. Dolge, Thursday . stock the latest to be had as well so a 85 the hat manufacturing trade and has held church at 8 o'clock, Rev J. E. Raymond present and the largest amountof money styles very striking colonial chair for ' evening. Besides the regular members as all styles and their reputation for cents were out. But it would be the position of foreman over a number of of Babylon,L. L, will deliver his popular waa taken iu of any evening:, yet. A pointed with credit to himself. He was out- was Mrs of the circle, a large number of invited NE W SPRING NECIK- is too well established to factories, "The old time the supper by - -- : s E. F. KAWLEY. square dealers an to the firm not to mention letture, negro,", generous provided were - . . ' injustice well liked the workmen. - The funeral line which is : of Nichols of with cof- guests present. need.further comment. ; ' . by of as follows The home biscuit, cake,. etcv the carpet department. They are selling was on resi- a fee of ice all of The Atlantic starch works are soon to 50 . CO attended Tuesday at his late the old time negro; the slave, days; and two kinds cream, Watch Lyon & Grumman's advertise- tapestry brussels at and cents a dence on avenue. was run a propeller between here and , New to-da- y Greenwood young a courtship; marriage of which highly appreciated, judging ment and see what new useful yard and carry brussels, moquettes gallant; ' York and are to make three trips a week. HAWI.EY'S NO. 8. farming . Mr and Mrs Hezekiah at frOm the way the viands "TlMELIfjADV. are and a superior line of ingrains. A car- Washington: :dwappered Not for a good have there tools they advertising. arid exclamations , " What many years One Men's Scarfs in end load of inlaid A SUGGESTION TO THE RAILROAD. .. , , home; a camp meeting; getting religion; the many of, lot flowing Japanese mattings they are What fiae biscuit!" etc. been such quantities of smelt captured in at 25 cents a have an The railroad this is a a religious experience ; a model camp lovely cake! sea- knets, and new shape in an . Victims of tobacco selling yard. They crossing at place - ! the river as has been taken out this morphine, liquor, ' sermon. The- In- Mr and Mra- Nichols did in or other offensive who desire to extra large display in their curtain de very dangerous one. ..A serious and al- meeting Philadelphia everything son, and still the supply feenu as great elegant assortment of beautiful pat- habits, fatal-accide- the of the court- their to make the partment. A 19 a double most occurred here two quirer says description power evening pass as ever. -- and medium rid themselves of the will read specialty fringe old : were " terns, ground,' real appetite double horder chenille curtain that The can be ship and marriage of the time negro pleasantly, and voted rumy thanks A number of the streams in this vicini light with interest the announcement of the they years ago. crossing improv- was so that the audi- for their and hospitality. ! ' value our price 25 c German found in an- are selling at $2 50 per pair. They are ed by moving the planking further to the exquisitely funny generosity ty have been stocked within the past week 50c, Remedy Company, " ence was convulsed with laugh - - f . some 200 Lace east. fairly . AUCTION'. other column. . showing diflerent styles. This would take the road away o THE KRAE5IF.lt with several thousand young trout. curtains all the from $1 from the olu which hides ter. The lecture will be held at s ciock, A as aV range way np. Seeley place, 12. The admiesion will be 20 cents. large crowd, seemingly many J. Fred Cannon, who has been hnoimn New Styles In The firm take pleasure in showing their the view of the trains coming from the April 500 people, attended the auction at A, E. a visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs J. . . CLOVES FARM ANNEX. " " be served the , ladies for v goods to any who may call. east. Supper will by Kxaemer's on Wednesday.' Aaron San- L. G. Cannon, returned, this week, to his 10 cents the proceeds to go toward - " That William C. Johnson baa extra, ford and Henry Peck were the auction- home in.Whitestone, L.I,- - j HATsir::; managed DEATH OF GEORGE NORTHROP OF WATER- - THE PLUMTREE8 SUNDAY SCHOOL. - the parsonage' furnishing fund. There eers. The next it was Charles E. five is the Clover Farm the eing-In- g. day heing stormy Betts, years old, "We the business at Annex, , BURT. will be fine appropriate plantation on there was have just received our" Spring past year, to the satisfaction of the farm Last Sunday afternoon the Plumtrees we will be postponed and Friday alo richest young gentleman of his. age-i- Of-- Come, guarantee you a Stiles M. Clarke waa his in Hats, all the latest blocks of ers who milk, is proven Dy the of a na- Sunday school elected the following are a few recommenda- great crowd. the town, having ?12,000 left hiia by par- Styles supplied George Northrop Waterbury, delighted. Here . .. - fact that 1, he five new pat- ncers for the : auctioneer; ents, Mr and Mrs Joseph Betts,deeeased. the Yonman, Dunlap and Knox at low- April reports tive of Newtown, and brother of Philo ensuing year Superintend- tions. "The lecture by the Rev J. E, J rons added to the an ent, Stewart Lewis Cor-l-y; Hia: home is with Captain, and Mrs ever list, representing of Taunton died on Kyle; assistant, in church was a , success. est prices known. Northrop district, Raymond my John N. Wheeler is in town, and Weir Charles H. FairchikL The court of pro- increase of 10 cans over that of last 70 secretary, Miss Aetie True ; treasur- . come to MENS AND BOYS YAC STING CAPS Monday afternoon, aged years, Miss Mintie Whatever developement may Goldsborough has been at his home for bate has named - Rufus There are others who are er, Edmonds; librarian, H. : April. plan the old time negro, I hope the unique his Easter vacation. i.i" , .... i ' are to be worn more than to the number before the sum Cornelius Judd Miss . Minnie Wakeman as the boy's guardian, ever, this ning join organist. virtue of his character as portrayed by The Monroe whist elub met at Miss - mer is over, o. ban William C. Johnson unloaded a car Tavlor; George Edmonds, Rich- of The Chautauqua circle met, this week, year- ..We have them at ihe proprietor, J; of ad- janitors, Mr Raymond may never be civilized out Lottie " Monday evening. with Rev .... ford, has been very prompt the past two Nova Scotia plaster, Monday, and ard Taylor. The treasurer reports $25 Rev M. Beardsley's, James E. Coley. 25c, 50c and 75c next Thurs- V. existence." Laurence Colfelt, The, club has accepted a challenge to is years in making payments the first of vertises another lot to arrive, on hand. ' The lecture and. lecturer Ambrose Jewett of Cheshire visiting day. In reply to his advertisement in Philadelphia play with the society club of Hunting- at the residence of Rev James E, Coley. r. W each month. The large demand, and is lost sight of in the graphic ton on the 11th. ' ' Wash Goods, ?, ; The last week, he received a letter ST - entirely Wednesday evening, ; The ladies of Christ church are to hold market for Clover Farm Bee, . AT THOMAS' CHURCH."'!' : ready Creamery as Dr It is ' Discussing for a in Deep River, Ct. for a car picture told by Raymond, f A young lady of Orange has bitted a bazar and supper in National hall on New is Prints now butter makes it possible for Mr Sanford party Williams visited Thomas' four-year-o- ld patterns Indigo Bishop St one of the most delightful and profitable and ttrained to harness, a of 18th. - ?n Am . our line new stock and the low a load. Read his advertisement. It will the evening the '17th and The afaiV aw alon.Urffa a aonv4m an ertremely to pay good price for butter through church on Mondav evening and confirmed entertainment". fRev Edward Brasslin, colt this,; The horse is a very lit oiwta movj miu .iMawiwubJit , we Our store f , wite,r. dramatic club are to entertain the , prloea at which are eUlntf it. the year.. Square and honest dealing pay you. a large class of 25, nine males and 16 fe N. Y.' The lecture, is brim fine 1100 and she help of new Dress Ginghams at 8c, 10c and oi is aunost iu won confidence Brooklyn,' one, weighing 'pounds guests on the evening of the 17th with Is full it impossioio with' patrons has their males. He also an excellent Hear j it for as- z ... barians; preached full of bumor and pathos. broken it with a little VA , will you to see us Deioro iurk we a future John Albin has to work forS. has in, only one of their enjoyable farces and the pro- a yara. specify. It pay ' and predict prosperous for engaged sermon from the 33d verse of the third ,, first: from her and . 'V ' yourself. sistance at sisters, gram for both will be, an at litir purcliases, Clover Farm Annex and it J. Botsford. John has been the of the Acts. The church was full will-b- next i evening? jronr patrons. right chapter Preaching services held now drive it . - '& hand man for Lester Coleman the they everywhere. t tractive one. , ir. co. i seats were A 10 r. past and extra in. afternoon.'..at ociock. The to : '' TlAPVtJflii 25c. worth 50c. brought Sabbath" A young lady visiting the city went Wakeman Brotherton of Jersey' City is !ii;i;its year. great many Danbury people were down will beThe - When on 3, worth IT MIGHT HAVE BEEH A SERIOUS ACCIDENT. pastor's subject unsuspected church Easter day. arriving a g uest at the residence f Peter R. Foote. AU Wool Pants $2,, 2.50, to hear the most venerable bishon. who wickedness of the human heart."; home she removed het shoe she found in The M isses Laura . love-- hear. choir C- bo and EftherChapman TREES!, Trees! TREES! - $2 50, 3 and 4. Last Mondav. iust as Thomas Bristol The feed and grist mill which Carpen- they 'greatly ta, The The Union E. meeting will it a live wap that the had walked on to are tneir Douse 7-5- wa across New York ter A. erected for W. rendered fine music on the occasion. held Methodist church 'at 7 having Men's Suits 6, worth about to diive the George Northrop '.ij at the and from church without knowing it or Austin "200 $4.50, - Wakeman, of Hobart college. acres under cultivation in Slock & New near C. Johnson in December, will soon be in The union pervice at 7 30. '; , - Nursery England crossing Hawley- ' " o'clock.' stung. JJ. ,,$6, 750 and 9. a was order. A oar lumber DEATH OF EDGAR STURDEVANT. .' White being Geneva, H., has been visiting his par- The largest and most com plct? assortment ol - ville, blast set off, near by, by Asa running of, bought Rev H..W. Jones will preach at " . ents, Mr and Mrs Rnfus S. Wakeman. 50c under regular prices, II. Mr was out of Burns & Smith Lumber at. 10,30, in the LYON'S PLAIN. . ilats Hawley. Bristol looking Co., Bridge- This place was greatly shocked on last Hills, Sunday morning - Rev ' as- - - William Brown of Bridgeport aro because low for trains and did not notice that a blast E. C. was unloaded, mm church. ; Fruit,' Forest and Ornamental Trees. We selling cheap - port, through Piatt, Friday in receiving the sad news of Baptist ' well made a sisted at the Methodist church, last Sun- a Mrs Thomas Tread has - "" was- One of stone struck this and will . He in Yon Miss L. of New York . . are sure to us trade. "". going. piece week, Carpenter Northrop ' gar Sturdevant's death. died Hiertberg city, Currants Grape Vines, Berry prices bring him In finish . the and Rev Mrs is at visit in Norwalk and at present writing day.. '""' 'j the leg, making quite a bruise, placing heavy timbers, kers at his father's where he has been friend of Jones, visiting Mr and Mrs F. C. of New Haven j - Plan and Ros A. of Wilton. , another struck the horse, another smash- truss work. S. R. Hill, New Milford's for some time He was 53 old. The the is with Mrs B, Brady Coley ts,Shrubs years parsonage. Thomas Treadwell sold, last week, ta are guests at the residence of her parent",' 7 ed out ft piece from the side of the buggy millwright, will put the machinery in burial at Danbury on The tfsual prayer meeting will be held Mr " p es, Etc, Etc, ; one Monday. even- a in Easton, a. &m Holtein, cow and Mrs Ambrose. S. Harlhntt." and still another hit of the ties. Mr moving order. In the Baptist church, Wedneaday party ' Mr H. Frederick Adam? of New York Grown in Nevr England. Thla stock la SAVARD Bristol had a narrow from what 7 and calf. He also recently purchased a' DAVIS & escape , BETHEL BECOMING CELEBRATED. ing, at 30. is visiting Mr and Mrs William E. Stnr-- grown on soil well tulaptei to growing healthy have been a serious Painters from Bridgeport finished de- bay trotter from Norwalk parties and trees anil w eon. might easily Injury. Quite a new feature Is being introduced MATTERS. and John Williams thrifty plants, and tel Care should be taken when off a corating the exterior of A. B. Blakeman's In TEMPERANCE Charles Salmons flilent in we believe there ia none Het. setting in this the of . Charles P. saying of now house at Botsford this week. place shape having the have1 formod an association nd will Taylor of Brooklyn ppent blast that all persons within range fly depot,' houses numbered. have The monthly meeting of the Woman's lo- at the residence of C. Tavlor. ter to be had anywhere. Semi tor free cata- Clothiers, Hatters stones are warned. The in front of Mr Blakeman's They already will be held jointly work their farm, which are Sunday J. ing grounds commenced. It is quite a good idea in Christian Temperance Union cated on the East road Alfred T. Kadcliff and family have logue. Address store have been recently graded. 11, at 3 m. and the way of help to strangers if they know Wednesday, April p. Col and Mrs L. K. Iloyt returned, Sun- moved into the Philo Jones place. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE W.C. T. V. tne numoer. Mrs The funeral of John who Michael went to N. St Peter's Parish aid met at D. A. day, from an extended visit with Maboney, Furnishers, J. Lynch Passaic, Silliman of died on Wednesday, aged 21 years, took Stephen Hoyt'a Sons, 1 ho annual meeting of the W. C.T. u. to a with The has the old church Nichols', Friday evening. The house was Bridgeport. - ' J., Thursday, accept position borough graded time en Rev Alexander Hamilton place from the Church of the Assumpt- r.z .7 Cera. 4C0 Hain St., BRIDGEPORT. will he held in the lecture room of the the Manhattan Rubber Co. Mr Lynch square on both sides of the railroad. The well filled and a most pleasant Thursday, J aud antiquated foot gear.' The carriage prouueef bur i own, by-- , growings clover in which rode had and as ac- they away beea very plowing under,, nitrogen is An ; Editor Years & decorated Hod-I- cumulated and left in the soil for Nearly' 50 Treat artistically by Stephen 'future ' Starr, .Sr., of (:tietnijt. land. Mr and Mrs vegetation, j . H 'viiux will rfjuido in Kent Hollow, Says Hood's Sarsaparllla Is a Ster- William B; Aloe has . been very for- and Valuable " Mr Brown and daughter have return- tunate in selling, his la5 year's tobacco ling Remedy. New Mil ford, Conn. ed to their, home in Danhury. crop, packed by John Vail & 'Soni for 2 1 M(M Ch'"ue tle cents, packer's; weight!,' to Oeorge luisj accepted' " NwYork poiii ion of ffxf.on. '" parties. j ..... Mrs Mayliew of Canaan is visiting at Jay Potter! has moved into .the north A. (. Lewis'. part of the houe of the late John N. E; T. TURNEK VIEW MclHTYRE will ex- - Ha wit ! l!ev K. O. S.ise of New Haven y. ' , . : I i with the 15. Flenry L..Foote',.,,,,,,yviile awake with ft:t i,i 1 1 1 change pastor, April his various Sgencies; selling agricultural (! f implements ; of all classes for D. M. Os- EAST MORRIS. , borne & Co.; of Auburn-- N. Y. 5 - & CO. 6cCO A Miss Florida. .of New 1 FINE COL'NIKY STORE. ' .Kellogg " York horae ; s 1. of Bantam has come Into;i spent Sunday at t f Oman Hmndage the store of II. .Johnson asolork. Mr John- In order to protect the interests of our ; i .. son has matle great improvements in his own merchants' tlie' Selectmeh havft re- (store since his recent purchase ol the build- nmrka a bltf In time no occasion lor tin. which store one quired grocerymen from other towns to Jmiip and a blifgur (iiiiip In stylo. There's wearing ing, makes his of the finest take out a license.' , while tlio Combination in the country. ' lKlitly, back number coxtumos In our vicinity, at least nowadays, MclCee . ; ot George has. .moved into the Clothing Store, U selling stylish spring suits at low tide prices. Our clothing is the Kodak KVKRYHODr HAS TUB MUMI'S. tenement hoHssc of E. C. Smith. " ' fashion ami sttowi you simp sliots ol tho latent style, every time. Thoite suits are made up Cornelius JihM was at I. Turkinpfton's over of ail the newest iniitorlnl. glvo you tho clmnoo to pick Just what In a unit that Sunday, Irom Hartford, lie lotinil his; wit spring They sick with the mumps, which has been the Henriettas lor lit will l the ot exactuoss. In our will lie touiul - , perfection clothing aggregation prevailing disease in town, this winter. t 'SHERMAN. , ' Sin it h Miss Bessie of Kridprewateristoteacb A . tho school in the Branch. sThis summer term AFFAIRS IUIT't tawm ; Men's and Children's Suits. will commence, this week. T'he-ieyiv- al services conducted bv DOdS. The sad intelligence of the death of John Mr. JE. A. :1 Cook ot "New George Washington, have been Norrls MKN'H lUtslNK.SH Mill : K ii.:.0, 8..VI. Ill, nn.l 111. MKST'3 DKKSS cut Yovkiwas received'on Saturday, largely li SUITS, hullr.n, rrgll He was a man of rare about to attetxded the week and will - be con- FItchburg, Mass. ' This stock has double the room that n 1:1, 1.1, . young ability, past lur ami extra Irock, Hi, iu, 41, 'it, M, - , school. His - ..t- - i.-- length I, ' graduate from the Columbia law tinued, thls'week.' T HOYS 1:1 4.50, .1 .Kl, 7, 10 HI death btovr Ills "'- A man who half I.ONH PANT SUITS, II to year, 7.50, 8, to is a 'great to parents, Ilis iDr fjind Mra n. A. Wheeler and has had nearly a century of it had and the assortment is twice as CHI KNKIO I'ANl' Willi double neat anil 3.51), 4.80, 3, il M, 4, 4.50 to 7. summer vacations were always spent upon experience m newspaper life Is si 11', knees, v " x our hills he so Clara . been a certainly cap- L i -- that loyeil well. daughter have, " spending HOYS' KNKK 1'ANT SUITS, wl'h vent, I J to III year, 5, ft 50, (I, f!.50, Children's Odd Pants n .A Willis: Whittlesey in bomeifrbm school at; week;at thqir old.hotiie. ' able! Judging between the valuable and the Soft, beautiful "and I !S - worthless. nence we follow- large as ever. We have now the most fltk!, 75c, '.He, iiml Northfleld for a week's vacation. Mr and Mrs 1,0'uls Whitehead will, highly value the The singing school closed its winter's work, - ing! statement from Mr. Erasmus A. Norrls of - move, frond" New Fairfield., into tbfi Saturday evening being its lirt meeting. for B0 of Massa- stock of Dress Goods ever Mr and Mrs Kdward Small and daughter, house! with 'Mrs. Whitehead's, mother, Fitchburg, nearly years editor complete striking" combinations. Our Hat have been B". H. . chusetts and New ' Department. Edith, spending (a 'week at Mrs George Uoyt-this- week., Hampshire newspapers: Turkington's. They have T;lt'turned 'td their C.J. Hood & Co., Mass.: '" Is with nil the latent hats. Men's ami Young Men's Self Con- Goshen home. Mr and, Mrs James afe visifc-- ' Lowell, shown in the city. overflowing spring s'ylo Durgy Gentlemen: In 1887, sickness of 1 50. Miss Haltie Turkineton a D a ,," after a Light and forming Stlir Hats !.;; Hohl by our neighbors tor We sell for l.a a hat sold else, is,t home fiom her ing mjel Mallory's for few 'days.; two grounds school irt Litchflohl her .fe - - years,. I was given up by our best physi- where for Kor J.:W we give you a hat that cannot bu duplicated by any house in the city fof vacation, but I'tius itiyinc urove wj- The following are a few Ladies' Suits, Jackets, Capes. sick with mumps. to visitiigeroii tietnei, cians;- who considered my case hopeless, my quotations at less than i.lo or S. Men's Furnishing Gooils, Horse Clothing ami Traveling Hags. Warren Morfjarf baa, Saturday, 'her sister; .returni.ng me- fonr-vea- recently purchased - But Hood's with fine AsEortment fine r j. ager5,bcuig against by taking pleasing. a pair of i!d colts. i j horneiSundayafternoon . ' of the values we offer in de- dark, figures Our pastor, Kev K. IS. Pine, held old Sarsaparllla I was able to get about and do a great this Prices under the stores.-Leadin- in interesting James Bilker, an man' living with slightly city services the hall, Sunday evening and his son, fJohn Baker, died on of Jittle light work. It seems almost a miracle, in Thursday evening. Their son, a minister Sunday my case, that after using Hood's partment; L and dots. m store in this section for from are J he funeral was held on ' Sarsaparllla Equal BESSE & CO., Vermont, and family, visitors at the gripp. Monday thd on of FOSTER, parsonage. from the house1. - ' tn fall, the first day January I engacctl MILLINERY. Hallie B. has returned from his for the of iho record of i 'VQ-W- Combination Clothitrs and Mon's Furnishers Operators of 27 stores, Stockbridge city FItchburg A 4 cii Cheviot, in pleasure trip, and has gone into the meat the births. I accomplished Uiis wiih compara- Stripes finish and texture to 1 market of W. S. Blakeman to learn the busi ?! - We have been for 0 - n Mixtures 317 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN- improving years ness. ; FAIRFIELD.- tive ease, being out in the only. Has never been Come and see us. ' i - ' !.l hei ' i: ,A Unusually Severo Woather er than 50c. Our price is - material sold KENT-- I I at hoyden's iitll. of winter, working each day, and have been 31 any able to do fair worU since. A NEW AN Mrs Eliza has sold a day's every day PROPRIETOR IS OUI STORE. Jennings' her horse 15 i i cs s 46-in- ch '' - - ' ; Several members of have taken t f a all Wool Cheviot John Barten has bought the eoods belong to Charles Bright. my family double the price. We are making n lln with a I.ailles' 1.50 Shoe that can't be TREAT & ing. to Mr Woodruff and will continue the Jennings it Sherwood have bought a Hood's Sarsaparllla, and always with marked hi ihe latest shadings, in Checks Wn shoe it in all )f course we STARR, same business at tiie" old stand. He also ton benefit. Hood's Sarsaparllla is as staple as beat. warrant this and keep styles. on of the Quinuipiac fertilizer of and II also a en It ntends to run a wagon the same route lilirtures, at 50c. have more expensive shoes yon want them. We have followed by him. We wish him success. Frank Sherwood. as and 50-inc- Drapes good shoe lor men at ifl.50 In all the style, and a great many other grades L. Ai Jennings is keeping a horse for Hood'ssv. We are showing a all Wool anil prices of loot wear. Ask to see the 1.50 shoe. New Milford, Conn, KQW FOR THE WATERING TROUGH. Uev J. F. Duinkerke duritisr conference. Cures Now is thiB time to betf in work on tlmt much is flour In our house, and its presence almost as in- Novelty which we consider - which for sale, also two great looks needed watering trough; The plaeo lou it is carriages. dispensable. I find that nearly every medicine as good as a at the hydrant near the hay scales. Will not r. b. tinerwooa nas Deen on the sick value, price 59c. & some citizen take hold oi the 1st. deteriorates, but Hood's keeps up the quality Ellswortli Starr, public spirited all these I have known it. is cer- Our French Novelties at 75 c, - 8 Bank Litchfield News. matter and make it a success. years that It Spring French Challie Street, County tainly a sterling and Invaluable remedy. I can $1 and at only Frederick Ingraham has moved his family $1.25, are attracting a great NEW MILFOItD, - - - CONN. into the Iuther Eaton farm house. HUNTINGTON. hardly Imagine what I should have done without WATERTOWN. A. No. 7 Lincoln St. deal of attention from the fact l-- Henry Cuinmings. the voung man who cut It" Erasmus Norms, that 12 2c his foot very badly last winter, is out on A BARK Mass. Get HOOD'S. AT CHRIST CHURCH. crutches. BURNED. Fitchburg, the usual cost of these fabrics is alyard. Ilev F. 1). of The bv J. F. Gibbs and Frank One ot the barns on the Jessie Nash nlace are hand and lSuekiey Trinity church, party given at. Corner was burned to the Hood's Pills made, perfect fully double what we are for will conduct service Newton was a decided success. Fortv Cummings' In and appearance. 25c a box. asking Waterbury, morning couples tripped to the sound of music unty ground at about 8 o'clock, Sunday evening. proportion them. SANDERSON'S and preach at Christ church, next Sun- the Hmust have been the work of an incendiary, early morning hours. as the was locfeed no day morning. Mr IJulkley is one of the jonnstone isoyd is in JNew ork. barn and one had been Bradley Sanford and Mrs Griffith both most ministers and best Jerome Judu has begun lus duties at the into it for nearly a week. There was no hay New Goods popular preach- South Kent school house. or live stock in it. but a caiiiaee that was in of Sanfords, were united in marriage. arriving daily. ers in the diocese of Connecticut. The ladies' literary club met at Mrs John the barn was burned. " S. 11. Kyder, now of Seymour, was call- Roberts', Tuesday afternoon. on old friends and recent- We solicit Miss Oiive Thompson, America's great has commenced. ing neighbors your inspection. MrGardening Mr Marshall has moved to Nichols. ly. FORMiULA est character will Thompson, having taken his father's The-- ; SPECIAL impersonator, appear in lamily who have been living in the J. II. Meeier met with a acci- EWEN ffl'INTYRE berore a V atertown audience at farm North Kent, has moved from the Ives are to painful rythian house. Raynor place moving Redding. dent on Monday. While attempting to hall, Aptil 15. The fishing season lias begun. Some fish Last week Mr Pitcher and family, with three a Samuel Cook is sick. have been and fish large loads oi household goods, moved irom stefr from ladder to the hay mow, he quite caught many stories told. Nichols to White Hills and staved onlv two missed his and fell to the barn & Kdward Urouette has moved in the Col when to footing CO., Si - days, they moved Stratford. floor. He was cut about the head and LT. Turner Co. T 1 WM Si S Hotehkiss place in Greenville. WARREN- With the two families that are to move out & P R I his arm disloca- S ' face, broken and wrist Mr Bissell has the Robert - of the Gilbert place in the Center, Huntington bought Cards' are out for a social- party ot vouna s getting lively on the moving question. ted, with severe bruises about the back flotchkiss place, and Mr Fairchiid has people, tins at F. P. Reese -- ' Tuesday evening, Knapp's. Willis has returned from Virginia and side. Dr II. Benedict was moved itito Mr Mor house. ' amines iievaiu nas moved to coieDrook and will work for D. summer. J. called x - TAKE THE'LEAD AS x way's River and Mass. H.Chatileld, this and made him as comfort- Charlds Bidwell Is sick. Victor Millard to Lenox, Mrs Pheue castle, who is with her daughter. immediately Leaders in Low Prices, John liuher moved into Mrs Derickson's Mrs ;E. N. Potter, is slowly recovering from able as possible under the circumstances. Itobert White and John Virtue have , . house, Monday. ... her recent accident at Roxhury. She is being G. F. Austin and Mr Norman were moved into tho David tene- John Meagher has returned home with his treated Dr Sweet ot who finds Thompson bride ami to to at by Miltord, guests at J. Lj. Blackman's on In Dry Goods, Etc. ment near the Methodist church. expects go housekeeping: after a careful investigation that there were Sunday. 837 & 839 CHAPEL once. - t i i - " : B. ST., The Citizens' band two ' no bones broken nor dislocation only the O. Sanford has rented his farm at gave gaments torn and bruised. Sanfords to a from Dan-bur- y. 36, 38 and 40 Bank CROP PRODUCERS. concerts, last week, at the Town hall. The in summer gentleman St., MARBLED ALE, change the mail for the ar The hall was crowded each night. The rangement begins this week, making the mail Mrs was due here at 5 p. rn., instead of S p. m. Jennings will open dressmaking program varied and attractive. It AT ST ANDREW'S A la son in NEW CONN. was a social financial success. The CnUUCH., pound is the latest addition to and millinery parlors at her residence Waterbury, Conn HAVEN, Gen- and The ladies of Milkman John McDonald's family. West 1. Formula A, for Potatoes, Corn and officers of the band extend their sincere the parish have recently Redding, April thanks to ail in to make sent a box of clothing of their own make joining helping to the Home of the Good eral Use. the concert a success. Shepherd, Miss Sadie Wilkinson is home irom Middle- - died in New IIaven,Tues-day- , Kockland, Maine. The contents were E. L. Andrus valued at field, Ct., for the spring vacation. Formula B, For Tobacco. aged 00 years. Mr Andrus was a $20. Miss Flora Beard has a two weeks' vacation No. & The Junior Branch of the Auxiliary, and is spending a part ol it with her grand- Blood member of Federal 17, F. lodge, under the of Sliss parents, Mr and Mrs.N. B. Nichols, on White C A. M. A from the at- leadership Frances - v - should bo rich to Formula delegation lodge has sent one valuable1 milS. j Insure (Superphosphate.) tended the funeral and acted as pall bear- Cole, away box,: The Long Hill school lias one week's vaca ers. besides doing work in the parish. A very tion. health. Poor blood means Formula and Grass. entertainment was on Misses Lucy Beard and Cora Bennett are E; Top Dressing It is expected that Kev J. E. Smith will ntere9ting given enjoying their vacation at home. Anaemia diseased blood New the afternoon cf January 27, .consisting Frank Wells was to be reappointed to Watertown by the of the delegate the confer means Scrofula. Send for circulars and full information-I- t York East conference. the reading of missionary letters from ence in fcheltou to ordain Mr Wales to the The members of Christ church were China, recitations and music, after which ministry. dollars for all farmers to theie careful all were invited to take seats at a uorara scnoor nas two weeks' vacation. will save many give goods treated to a repetition of the Easter mu3- - long Mrs George Webster is building a dividing c, last seems too baa there and well supplied table. Archdeaconry fence in her yard around the house. ; SGOtt? . Address Sunday, it - investigation. U more one in Ktcord. u. Beard is Duumng a new grape arbor. and Brass not than Easter the year, Miss Lizzie Wilkinson is visiting Miss Oiive Hte Bedsteads. f it were to soul-i- n In only hear the grand, Birdsey in Walnut Tree Hill district. spiring music. Ard Blakeman is repairing his barn and Trie schools in tne district open In New Haven building an addition thereto. (jenter County. " : a ,' Emulsion ed, Monday, April 2, with large attend ; WHITE HILLS. , ance in each i" CHURCH department. SOUTHBURT, Miss Clara Hubbard ot Shelton was the Cod-liv- er The of the architecture ofWhita Iron Brass Bedsteads created 1'4 STREET, John lor or Thomastou has moved at O. N. Blackman's, last week. the Cream of Oil, popularity ach has a great de. lay guest mand for them. are more in demand to ever. is not so ( w arren Mr v arren TO ORGANIZE AN IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY. Fred Tomlinson of Bridgeport was borne They day than It surprising, they art light, into the A. place. On a weeK. enriches the blood; cures so so so so low s to board All who are in a visit, last yet strong; dainty, yet enduring; beautiful, yet so priced. Cleanliness is one of - - - going with him. interested formine W. N. Wheeler has a fine lot of chicks. their no New Haven, Conn. Charles Warren, was Some Irom village improvement societv were re Mortimer Hubbell is worse. Anaemia, Scrofula, Coughs, strong points. There are cracks or edges for dust, being made of iron they can bo washed, Jr., j and with such a small surface to cover the does not five We Yale on his Easter vacation. to meet at the Town hall-o- Ezra Hurd is in very poor health. operation take minutes. have them quested - Colds, Lungs, and 5. ' W.F. Hilton gave a stirring sermon.Sundav. Weak; brass trimmed, with woven wire springs, for lhursday evening, April to an appreciative audience V7 Diseases. . BETHLEHEM. unaries iMmon is so pleased with his new astlng PhysicianSy Mrs M. S. Atwood and and Mrs Joel vocation south that he will not return this the world endorse It. A HOUSE BCKNEI). - have visited friends in New Ha summer. over, To Farmers Strong - School h ven. ; closed districts for .Easter Don't be deceived $LOO. Interesting The Lucius Spencer house, now owned vacation for one week. : . by Subsiilutesl by Kichard VV. Bacon of Washington, The, ladies' aid societv met at the Mrs Eliza Hamilton is convalescing and Scott A Eown. N. Y. All Mrs ,N. B. Nichols also Miss Prepared by DnigsiiUk was soon af home of :Miss , is improving. burned, Saturday morning, Augusta Osborne on Phebe Beard Is at W. B. this We have 500 of ' . . staving Nichols', just purchased pairs ter mmnignt. I'hursday afternoon. week.-- ' j " Kev O. Munson E. C. Wlxora'?;!;)has another horse. . J. is attending! con bought MISS FLOWER MR 13EARBSLET. - A lamily ot wood choppers, have moved ference. into E. C. tenement are What is the A wonderful machine, the Aspinwall March smiled its brightest smile on The Methodist school was Wixora's house and Miss Sunday re at work on Smith Wheeler's iarm chopping. of when 25 cents, PORTIERES AND LACE CURTAINS. Wednesday, March 23, when Mattie organized, April 1.- , Misses Miuue anu Game Gurus and A owe suffering, Oli- Woodbury - - Potato and Corn Also the Flower and Willis lieardsley of Horatio Allen has been In town look- Shelton were entertaired at Mrs Warren Hub- will buy a bottle of planter. were married at the home of the after his real bell's on Monday ; ing estate. valentine 01 has moved will be found on our counters at one-ha- lf usual these Portieres for bride's father, by Ilev J. C. Linsley, rec- Mrs natter Bridgeport They the price ef goods. in use for all Cyrns Gray attended the with his here and is to go into $2-6- ver Chilled the best gradua family - - farming 3.50 and 4. Irish Point Curtains 5 50 and 6. Plows, tor of Christ church. About 40 of their tion exercises at the on his brother's place. - - . Elegant $5, down to dinner. Birmingham'". ' high N. B. Nichols is with friends sat the wedding" ... ., ; , . suffering considerably school. rneu-matis- s . Renne more in use. Also were , Tnese not than 1,500,000 Friends from Morris and PAIN-KILLIN- are the offered the trade. lands; ' present G cheap, sHzy goods by dry goods Woodbury. Numerous presents were re OXFORD. ' ' ceived the will . WESTON the celebrated Syracuse Chilled Plows, by happy couple. They 'siiciAvisrKN'!-- commence housekeeping in the, Victory i'teWSONALeHAT;- - -- , i ...... ; CARPETS. Arms-b- y house in The best wishes ol The Christian Endeavor society gave a soi Mead's Woodbury. cial S. , Miss Minnie Wiillams has been spending a and at the residence of last Fri - the Yankee, National, the many friends of the bride 44 0 wi'hher The amusement week in- valley i ergo; .i i ,. , , day evening. principal for aoet-i'erry- to new home miss was lias.oougnt a new oi norses. Don't we lead on - '. Pul- her The Grange will sometime guessing the conundrums that Mrs and Miss Wvmanpairhave deco like Charm ; forget them all carpets, for styles and prices- the Yankee ; were in every conceivable Mace in Bradley It 'Works as she was in its work. pinneii - Plows, Cultivators, ber very active theToom. The were: rated the Norfleld church pulpit with beautj- guests. given pencil and lui no wers tnree ' ' ' ! paper and reauired to write some kind of an tor the past Sundays. .,, for Cramps-,- Choir Seed Sowers and Harrows of , . .. GItANGE TOPICS. ': answer to every one tliey found. There was Mr and Mrs Horace Hurlbutt have enter- Sorehroat, verizers, the-wiiol- e tstinetl Rev and for a At the regular meeting of Bethlehem much tun over it and evening was Cj.F. Ppase brother few era.Mortms, Rheumatism, Neu one mucu . 1 days. Monday the in ui pitMiauxv present. K. Fitcli has a few with All kinds Grange, evening, public) 'spent ' days :hs and; Pains of an kinds. the most modern invention. were Invited to attend the lectur- Mrs Martin Sturtevant of brother "in Redding;- ;.', ralgia, general Bridgeport Miss a fn DOMEE, d EDWAEDS, w , Ida Colex has returned- from visit hour and the was uer airs tr. uiiaipeeK.: XT.. ... - , ; er's following program lungA sii,er, jaoie,Bate, fit. In SOLD EVERYWHERE of Garden and S'Our ; cablegram announcing the arrival Agricultural Implements. given, subject, Town" Essay by Gibralter oi Dr John Barnes: was received aixaur la iruiu tin; re . 101 STATE -- - - by liratiiey recovering '. ": ST., E. W. 1 he as ail or his lriends in town, last week. ""t lapse which he suffered, last week. -t ' Benedict, grange - Domestic Animals r.eed Miss Ueasie Cable g Mrs- aarah Brown is now able to oe out P. S. Send for circulars of full recitation Jasoii will ilose - descrip- Parker, - ganization by aeram. : . J class, which has afforded , th luveniles. so CONDITION- - POWOERS. Toot your own horn V. Hunt, "W hy much Mrs Vahderbilt Godfrey is seriously ill with HARVFXL'S BRIDGEPORT, CONN. . - pleasure, Thursday evening, April j5r - . Potato and Corn 1 came to- Bethlehem..;" . Kichard Magee- sciatic rheumatism." .i tion of the - Aspinwall . Mrs H. i8 to some Prof Pole came from J. Gregory moving Cannons,- gave good reasons why he adopted Waterbury.- lastSatnr' ' r -- t day evening, with the intention, of whereahe will reside with her son. : Bethlehem. lor his home: an essay by resuming .Mr anil Mrs W. P. Rowland spent in bjL FEW REMARKS; the dancing class lessons, but owing to the f'.-- -- Sunday Planters. Scott on "Our Town, ' song small attendance Jths' Reddinsr.'" ., ., CaptiA.F. that evening! and iin. ; got.-the..- .. Old Martin certainty ot securing a paying-'clas- for the Mrs George Nichols is recovering irom ner ;We have npt largest ADOPTED BY THE STATE. iarm;" Doohttle,' reading, '" ; I'm-flnn''- late!illBess.,.' vl'hfl Koontii'iil, - , :i.w. second term, tne project wa nnally abandon' ed season. . j - Miss Sadie StuffrpH has beeni the enest )t stock of monuments and head lor this ' - or .our an T-- ."..,.,' f Stone, '.'History essay Mr and Mrs Osborn received the Miss Mkmie Stuirtree. . town;" sad A Norwalk moved into the Arthur stones in New Ensrland."' T.We T. I1AWLEY & CO., AGENTS by Mrs S. P., Hayes, "Fragments from news on Wednesday of last week of the death family The , k Bennett first of last and Bellinger Remedy that have by pneumonia of tblif grandson, place, the - week; at: i days passed ;" song, Work, tne 01 his moved away on t i are not I selling our stock is the ; Konm usoorne, at home parentaiMr Saturday,' as used the for the night comiug," Dy Grange and Mrs Osborne, in Derby. Rollin had been mvs c. itix is spending the week, in Bethel sacrifice.'.' Neither by 397 TO 401 WATER STREET. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. an essay by K. L. F. Jndd, subject, a trequent visitor, at the borne of bis "tremendous i ana was grand ' by Mr? .Nathan li. jarents here, well known in the vil. . j 'monuments "Schools;" dialogue ago. Being a bright, lively little fellow! be . J FAIRFIELD WOODS; L r. are we giving away ". BJoss. B. II. Johnson and Homer Wai made friends.. The GERMAN REMEDY ' many family have jthe Miss Merwin left, this week, for New York, and headstoneSrOur pile is hard- COMPANY, dron ; chronicles by Fre'd Candee. the This is - - i pt public. the tbird a . . . childsympathyMr and Mrs to lor short time only...... r t Osbomehava lost and onlv . A. nas stand a to ", atifta ri. Burroughs 'returned. irom ly large enough yet 'to '"' f: 1 'cure - - Miss Blanche Wells home from the little girl is left, cheer their home. MassachnsettS.' ...... ". t for the pobitive and painless ot ...... ' ol St Peter's sellinar first . . r SPRING MILLINERY. Moody school at Northfleld, .Mass.: Anaujournea.pansn meeting The Johnson twins are cared for at that. But we are a ., . church will be hold evenine . ATiril 7. being Mrs V. M. Allen-o- f Saturday the Bridgeix rt hosbital. their toother.- Mrs L Uartford is visiting j ue vaiue ui ine nox.&em ouij uy M. class at as small a mar- town.- - .. iuisstuuary Johnsonlying at home sick with a fever, article, , Cocaine and . Tobacco Habits rriend3 in ;. jiouse-cieanin- . Liquor, Opium, Morphine, Chloral, -- is booming bore. , Now on exhibition and sale. Our Spring Bonnets, Round II. B. Atwood raised the frame of. his ' - ..... ' gin of profit as is' possible. The ' -- .'.'..V." - ' " horse barn. Monday at l'p; m." The size ; railroad at. Strat Has been adopted by the Soldier's Hospital Board ot Connecicut for tbe cure of. 14-fo- improvement Hats and Toques, Also Jet Novelties, Fancy Laces, Ornaments', is 20x3i Ieet, ot posts. John Skil In Fairfield, .County;.;-- ' stratfield;,,-- - turn-ou- t . . - - There will be a bubble 'sociable ford our and M "Veteran Soldiers and Sailors. f ton is doing the joiner work." soap given destroyed : ... v ' ' : f at the church, evening.-Api-i- l ll., is Straw Crowns and Braids, Flowera, Ostrich Jet Nov Mrs G. u. stone or is Wednesday . r.i Aigrettes, .Elizabeth, jn. BE00KFIELD. . '. the cure In the world lor habits. J., under tne auspices ot tne lames aid society made it impossiDie to .receive i Absolutely only painless drug at, Mrs Arme Ames, helping to , care for Come one. come all. and "build bubbles" - - ! there5 and j we ' j K. M. M. elties, wun a collection oi her.. ' ...... , DEATH OF ISAAC LOCKWOOT). instead of "castles." If stormy, the sociable any stock by rail B. 8.LEWI3, M.D., President. ' GKISWOLD, D., SuperintendenU togetner large do tne i II. N. Lake has taken a room at Franz win nciy airspjiair evening. our en - " The' death- of Isaac Loekwood on Bun were obliged to remove New Haven OflSee, RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE : will : Kershenberger's and board with was a it ' . Room 39 . M Fifth : V:--- day morning surprise, though REDDING. Hoadley Building, street, them. '. was 'WEST tire plant to Bridgeport. jWe ' " UNTRIMMED HATS. known he had been quite feeble for 1 ,49 Cbnrcb street. Derby, Ct. , Mrs B. Lake will move tot T, and daughter some time. He was one of the oldest .., ' SNAKES! SNAK ES'. shall continue keep; up the to J.W. as the . . .J Frynn's house, place they perpons in own, being 92 years old, and of excellence j the now occupy will be used by, the Metho one - On March 13 Fred Hill while opening high standard 01 the taxpayers in town 1 largest an old- - ditch i encountered a dist society for their minister. Ilis son, Harmon, who has cared for him number of old Stratford Granite and Mar ' ' 6 At the i afternoon 5 service 4n Christ snakes. This did not so imuch surprise "buffalo a number of is the at - son years, only child, him- it SO: near St I'atrick's ble works have attained during p'TJ. church, Henry Guild,iafant of Fran?, home. . j . being day), and Mary Guiid Kershenbergerwas bap puE-ice- r miog jlz or fpem ne; conclud- the 10 have no GRANGE TOPICS; ed the- - had Concentrated past yejars.we tised Kev G. f patron saint -. by J. Liinsiey. on "Blake? inferior stock on hand and, we .- PORTRAIT PHOTOG RAPHKR, . . At the two new members were the reptiles the farm of J. I,. 224 . Grange ' "' ' Main street, - Conn - ': - ) Birmingbam, N0RTHVILLE- - admitted to hrst and second degrees man- , . ; : will sell it at a. fair price. Our Work of Superior Kxeellenee In ail braach-o- f - Blakeman is to be" & en - I Photography. HOME Deputy expected The ladies' aid society held very will- furnish you A CHARMING WEDIING. present, next Monday evening, i when at draughtsman a joyable 8ociable'lat Fridayevening, as we cu ..One of the home number will be admitted to the . re- ana; prettiest weddings quite tne , wr special designs resiaence sir" Jennings. .ine ROLLER. seen in Northville hi many a was third and fourth The first dis- 7.- - -- - . can"5 day, degrees. ceipts were SI . . .! our work here, you watch Handsomest Tea Store, in the that at Abrier last cussion took last . ': Lewis', Wednesday place, Monday evening Hey E. L.' Bray preached his. farewell detail - ; March 2$. whep Ijts daughter, Miss Eva the subject being fertili- sermon', : 1.- - -- Be leaves fts construction in every . State. - April' ..liedding THIS THE ROLLER , IS Was united in to-da- Frances, ioiarrbige- ,to zers,.th(iir4 nature, the part they supply y in order to atteud conference, and if vou choose to do so. Come ' Moses F. Devaux of Kent. Stevie Hod lu Luc pianfa, vwuoiumaijiuil uj. ejipttl IUH3Ub wjll noli teturn." - lie lea-ve- .many Iwarm THE BELEAOT TEA CO., 437 Main street. BRIDGEPORT CONN liu and Olive sweet little tots station of !terms and se e us and. be convinced; that Mayhew.. reports, explanation friends" who regret his 'decision.td labor that did tbe work on snow paths, tbe past 488 Main BEOffEJOST. who acted as maid and ''"best maii, :t6."l rh jfollowing points were made elsewhere: " - we are telling you the truth. winter and was appreciated by so many. St,' shared, the honors with the happy bride plain: mat at prospective prices we Mra Downs is 111. ,Dr J. I Come and see it; also tbe Wiard Plows and Are giving away Uioosands of handsome, as YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST AND REST ASSORT aDd The .were numer. too much of them. That it is better eriorsly CHARLES, HUGHES, Welex8,.Margan spading and 8p:lng tooth groom. presents, buy Benedict, with a specialist from Bridge J; Harrows,' Cultivators, the new - Stoneboat well as usefal, presents with Teaa,Coflees or ous aDd useful. Among other housekeep- - so put the fertilizer above the beed In is Corn eb of - Powder. "' Kor send 2o MENT OF 1. .... n v. e .. i .. 1.. ' . ; port, the attending physician. 1 'R. R Fronts, Planters, Sprayers, i., Baking partlOalars bit.-it,- street? opposite tug nt vk riHJBULiiui cuauiot'r vuib planting. That where either corn or po On - March 21 Lyon stamp for - from bride's- on Wednesday- evening, . catalogue. the - father and mother tatoes are planted light or sandy soils station, Bridgeport,-- Conn. , HOT WATER BOTTLES, SYRLNGES,.ET0., After a bountiful collation, to which all a larger amount of potash is required, on THE BELKNAP TEA CO., AT seemed to da Mr sons acia should ".Mr children Represented by John J. Northrop present .ample piio.spnoric pre Oryfor Botsford ? justice, heavy ; Fairchiid, 483 ZLua Etrest. and Mrs Devaux departed, on a short Donderatei i'Thatj &m nitroaren is th( - for Newtown juid.vicinity." ; if Bridgeport. At lit liilttilO liUmmV OlUlVEl. URIlXiKlOKT - CONN wedding tour, amidst a shower of rice most expensive element it is better to Pitcher's Castoria. V. 0. Addrsw, Eawleyvill'j, Cou. . LA.TXXXC2 QZLL CO.. Proyristsn. boon a In this Joall- - spending. short time place NEWTOWN, CONN, BEE inf.? on tlion-memos- AS A CLEANSER Mi'h Charles ;nluoun is improving. Tl-SLASH!! A. Smith anil family have moved from A. of the blood, nothing sweepsuas -ICU- RIGHT AND LEFT B. Aiixoii'a houae to Set h Couch's tenant house. as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis . Among the Prices. Floyd Bouton, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1804. Mrs Frank Yale and babv snenl a short time UNDERTAKER & EMBALM ER with A.Yale before moving to her new home covery. It CIRCULATION: in I ornwaii. GEORGETOWN. COSH. im- Mr Yule has been visitinf? Jus sister In vva-- I Eurifies the That Is What We Have Done on the Goods Now In Stock. Ask tlietnen who armaking JANUARY 1.1882. 010 toruury. . as Special attention given to itations of COTTOLENE, the new LAST WEEK, 3400 Miss name (Joucu anu oromer sneuv one dav. last week, with their aunt In Kent Hol well as en Call ' vegetable shortening, vhy they low. . Telephone 35. on riches it. The AVE trive up lard and try to trade truth is, an em- SHALL KEEP IT RIGHT UP COTTOLENE ? Per- In Litchfield if the merits of County. ROXBTJRY. ulsion of Cod can PRINDLE & MORRIS, haps you guess why. WASHINGTON. liver oil is good Until Every Pair is Gone. Look at these s for ACCIDENT TO JOHN MEKAMBLK. DEATH OF HARVEY THOMAS, SR. building up AND Kfat no doubt UNDERTAKERS John Mcramble, Sr., had the ruisfor-- 1 Harvey Thomas, Sr., died on Thursday Seed Time EMBALMERS, tuue to cut his hand with an axe, very morniug and was buried, Saturday, from about it. But near the place where a deep gash was his late home. He has been in poor ugh ! a weak la hero. 1'I.OWS aro needed. None better Are prepared to do anything cut about a month ago, and had just heal- health for some time, but nevertheless stomach loathes lie found than the three kinds 1 sell.whicii sub- ao use his I lutve in 24 Sly 1:. Farmers can here Unit in their line notice. Ask the grocer who attempts ed that he could his hand again. death oiimo suddenly and hardly gave it. Fortunately, REDUCTIONS. at shortest sell mv to his son and family that tissue-builde- stitution, why he tries to an Edward Call's new More is warning there's a r, A completed lived with him. " share of public patronage imitation when people call for and I,. Solomon and Morris Truman have that's Low Prices on nil Goods. They aro Round to Go. Harrows, Markers, Plas solicited. that palatable and popular moved In and have opened a clothing AN EVENTFUL WEEK. even better for pure, COTTO- store. ter vegetable shortening, The past week has been an eventful making healthy and Fertilizer W. H. PRINDLE. L. C. MORRIS. Henry Slocuni Is to move from Ins pres one LENE? you can guess. for this small place, three persons flesh. . Pleasant Etc. Calls answered if left at W. B. Pnadle'a House; L. Perhaps ent place ol residence near Mooay dead same Men's Sowers, the first of 11. O llall- - laying at the time, something in taste ettect-iv- e $500 French Calf Hand Sewed C. Morris i Hons. Telephone at Leonard's Hotel Bridge, April.and very unusual in a with sou in- In place only I also have a second irptn,now living in Albert Oburg's house habitants and no in result. Shoes $3.83 hand ySK is to move in. A.I,, blowers is to move prevailing epidemic. WILMOT into Mr houe. HAWLEY, Oburg's - THE OUTLOOK FOR FARMING. to o vuaa v l'he Washington people were so tie- covery." it goes work in tne pv,&u ataxia VAWtijocu. ciu 2.65 Manure with the "Our that The outlook for farming or farmers Is Kemp Spreader & REYNOLDS, XU&l lighted play lioys" With in New not very this Men's COT- the club has decided to give it encouraging spring. aSTairinl $2.00 Bals and Congress 1.50 tor sale, (cheap.) I am agent for the should not YOU use Mil in tobacco from one cent to live, corn 50 general Why ford April. body- - SgTTffi T U TOLENE, instead of. lard or any Mrs T.ula Fenn Tuoy was at her fath cents per bushel, potatoes 40, eggs at A nn orliflo' Tlonrl fianrarl TTiI - NDERTAKERS, at 1J cents iooks When the of disease kwvw. 2.89 NO. 98 STATE STREET, for all ers, over riunilay wecK. present time per dozen, germs """" Ta COKH. TELEPHOKK 291. cooking arel'"" BRIDGEPORT, other compound, son - as if we wouid have to curtail round about us we do not all SI Stone Boat Front Frank Ituckintfham and of Iindge- expenses eet IQQ TTiVRiittnn 3r onrl f! Eddy GEORGE B. - - 11 It has the highest Mai and work harder in order to a liv T.lf1P!, A 2.00 EAWLET. Ckapl Street; purposes? noi t f pent Sunday week with King gain them. borne of us are in CHARLES - 407 Clinton endorsement ; from Phy- Why? for which I want an ai?cnt In every town, S. WILMOT, Aennr, possible man. ing. too. a condition: The am a tine stock ot JOHH B. - - 192 Fairfield Arenas. ; good germs C. showing REYH0LDS, sicians as to healthfulness from Wilbur Kilhourn and wile have gone I IY1 $1.25 Ladies' Kid Button Sp. and S., COWS IN DKMANli. rr ' I Vinciimrit mri ifia a. nnnLrv linoaula to h(uelicepiiiK in Mr l.ollanii s nouse. va vvtujuuiMVivui ... CookingF.xpertsastosuperiority; Uussell Clark spent a part or his has- - Cows aie In quite a demand, this and all the infectious diseases, pass .90 and from as to economy. we a Carriages Wagons v P. W. housekeepers ter vacation in lirldgeport. spring, as have creamery started of various makes. Spindles, Road Carts, BATES, Use COTTOLENE and stick to it. The l'oiiuassett club met with Mrs and several are to furnish milk that have- - M.00 Ch.'s Kid .65 Phaetons, Canopies, Business anil Pleanure Sprine, patent tip' Wagons. The Lumber OP Sold In 8 and S pound palts. Will Watts, the 22d. heretofore raised tobacce. Pigs sell from Champion Spring Wag Thursday night, S proof by puttinsr your blood and ons are still ahead. Orders taken tor any spe Baker s prize balloons were sent on to 0 per pair and are rather scarce at 60c Ch.'s Glo. Grain .43 cial wagon wanieu. Made these BWMrliver in a healthy state. Spring N0KWALK, CONN., oniy by their aerial mission from Washington prices. blood-taint- s Hundreds ol bargains. Prices one notch lower tliau anybody else, Come in and Has and finest as II 3 (Jreen at 7.30 o'clock, In all and diseases, if the largest I I.TUN N K.FAIRBANK4.CO., Saturday evening LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG FISH. look at the gnodH. Steel Harness KXZSVWi ano They struck an upper current that car- the "Discovery" fails to benefit or have several sets on baml. AIo tine sortment of finished Monuments CHICAGO, ried them in the direction of Morris. At Look our from now forth for large fish Sewed Leather Harness, prices 5.50 up. is returned. . Produce Exchange, New York as season now cure, your money con-.tort- and Headstones of establish- V 'SSy this writing only one has been found, stories, the troutmg is Wator will soon be the Kt'etit Arfc any 22 State St., Boston. Samuel Allen being the lucky man. open and the anglers Ifave started out. No other medicine of its kind can ior particulars aixiui ment in the State.' Howard Bronson has beeu in ew be sold so. he Alton has his DEALER IN EVERYTHING IN H. NORTHROP. For tho ol.luat York visiting and supposes has Wilsey exchanged large Artesian Wells. H Acnt back with him. white work horse with C. S. T.TNK. HtrniiKcMl unit Must. Ui'lmhUi Flnt Inmtr brought the measles Nicholson, air and an abundance of H. N. No other water worth I al THE STONE J, CoiMiianltiH In ConntH-.- t Unit, viz : Hurt lorn for John for a fast road society, balmy AYRES, supply is having. aiuie . Master Waido Weaver and vviiour agent Morris, so ami ami Wimlmilla loi-.l- flowers and iruit. furnish put np I'unips 'IMS of Mart riiiimix, ol llartlord. Mien of have been in town mare, the Mr Morris lovely General lor Fairlielil lor the (JoiinoclliMit, of llarlfonl. Orient, ot Hart- Torrington liy exchange gains agent county MARBLE AND GRANITE ford. Mi.lilloH.-- Mutual, of Mlddletown. for a week, visiting at K. O. Clark's and a Hue pair of matched horses and Mr WiiMtliHtr, ot Now York. Mrs Jennie Weaver's. Wilsey gets iust what he needs for his KENT. WORKS. William Hamilton Gibson came from business. . BOOTS AND SHO ES. Austin Road Scrapers A Mod omenta. Heads Stones in Marble or Cr 1 1 Ht the last for a few day Thompson Beardsley is somewhat bet FEW PERTINENT SUGGESTIONS. city, Friday, his Some of our local eardeners have planted and Graders. Write for design and prieea. )r W.Fiiancis Spuing sojourn. ter, so as to be able to walk around their early peas. We imagine this cold spell Mrs O. Baker made a place. win not be oenenciai w inem. r or Write for prices and descriptions. A. and daughter - - - especially M. DENTIST short visit in Litchfield and Watertown, George ric ree has commenced to iur-- those desiring this succulent vegetable, we 7 BISHOP BLOCK, BRIDGEPORT. W. STEVENS, uish the farmers with would suggest for early the Premium Gem, NORWALTT. WKfrr aritKKT, kkaii last week. fertilizers, having tor a later pea two excellent varieties are Mrs William Church, who has been a car load at the Falls, last week, of the the Dwarf Champion and the Yorkshire Hero. E. ill since Good is somewhat popular brand of Clark & Williams None ot tnese varieties neeel a great aeai oi N. NEWTOWN, CONN. quite Friday, bushing, but a few small bushes will help Sippeiley, IM. GL KEANE'S improving. which he lias sold for several years, lie them. The small hard peas advertised as Mrs Kachel Baker is staying on me is to have other kinds, also, in the near being specially early are ot little account. MONUMENTAL WORKS, 1,1! lit SALE Farm Ixdomrinir lo tint late neen ot ler- - on Green for the present with Mrs Jennie future. reas. like all garden stun, plenty Housatonic A r i.ocikvvood Sliciiiiril. Mituati'il in .uni U. H. S. Ed tlli.ers, but care should be used not to allow SIPPERLEY'S MILLS, venae, Bridgeport. ihe main mad Iroin Saudv llnok lo .oai Weaver. N. Hodge has rented to it to come in contact with the seed. In plant : on i laininir liilli'I'cH. Willi irood housi The last Christian K.ndeavor card that wards of l'icinter IliSl his land located ing we nreter to sow in a trench and lill in In the (ieneral Hardware and Agricultura In, I'll ami mil tilltli llll'rM Illia'dOII. Willi IJOOll name of the Good Hill. Mr Edwnrds is what is ternv gradually, it the soil be light and business and a ami better CONN. trei-s- . has been issued have the especially Implement larger WESTP0KT, suiinlv of Inilt Iniiiilio ol ELIZA sunilv Some have verv good results from ever B0TSF0R1) II. PECTskk-smuj- on CI. Kev Hobert h. upon ed a live farmer, raising large quantities 20 elected stock at the present time than , HIIM'ARD, tiroiuises, Siiudy Hook, pastor, Carter, two or uii ee inches oi norse manure 3 Horse Shooing. Wajron Hepaii-inK- S:iw ot and putting suf- - ot riling them. potatoes other crops and carting in the bottom of the trench and covering before at the same season year. ami UlacksuHlhing ot all kin.la. N EWTOW N Sandy Hook, The Sunday evening services at the them himself to market, thereby getting ficienOy with the top soil. We think this is W. . oooa. were the whole avails. especially desirable when the planting is I have a limited number of my IS'.iH catalogues that I should be A. Orgelman, Congregational chapel pronounced made very early before the ground i warmed pleased to mail to any who have not received theui. It will on INVESTMENTS. as exceptionally well attended, and a The article in last week's issue should the sun. ly cost you a postal card with your address. iH pages of Valua- Manufacturer and dealer in Harness, Saddlsa. was Kev have Mrs to by ate. most excellent sermon given by read, Phebu Jastle has gone In t.bfi fniiErrfttratinnftl church there was no ble information. Bridles. Collara. Blanket!, Mr Zelie of to the heme of her Plymouth. Huntington daughter, special floral display, but the pastor preached I As the hardware Every dollars worth CA SLEIGHS of the instead ot While enroute a sermon to tne aay. dety competition, largest store, Dress Rooms 1I7AGON.1, Itltl AUKS, Anyone President Palmer, Creamery, Bridgeport. appropriate I number on Making VV wlshliiirto niiivliHsu anv klinl ol id made a short visit last Monday, for there went to Milford to see The cold wave came to town early Monuay admire opposition, With any the door, of the 8 cent stock are now open tor tbe Kali anl Winter traile thorp, Uiey were s hteh! will do to cull on us anil Kit low world-renowne- It that the truit trees And NO Trices to floor per miniiU-- Irotn well on his wav to Jdtcnneid. seems Sweet, the d morning. ishoped under condition from basement top at saulord Mtation, two walk est prliMts. Iliiiuiiiiiarters tor Tops, Cash Ions, lie Specialist not sufficiently advanced to be hurt by the I Will in as tliP in the town ot Ki.lgvfleM, Conn. St bone and he her case - Will budge from my position: be future, before: lepot, Hacks, etc.. etc. 1. G. liKEKS CO., New well pleased with its management. doctor, pronounced sudden ehange- of the l'nces tor uiaKing irotn 10 town, Conn. 1 he an meet to be the of the Willie tioodsell died ot peritonitis, instead One Octave Below. Grange had interesting simply straining liga ot as nrst ing, and good attendance, at tneir char ments of her shoulder. She was bruised typnoiu lever, reported. THE BEST PLACE TO GET ter member meeting, last Wednesday by the fall but no boiies broken and there CUMBERLAND evening. A few visitors from out ol was no dislocation, as previously report N0RTHVILLE. D. B. WILSON, YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE town were present. ed. BUILDING-LOA- N BT IS Bert Blakesly, who has spent the win Phineas Piatt of Milford was the guest AN OLDMILL IN NEW HANDS. 13, 17 and 19 East Main THE ALBANY DENTISTS, ter with Mr Foulois, is going to Jew of C S. Squire, last week. Street, BUCKINGHAM & BREWER Haven to finish the trade. Mrs J. sold his The famous old Wells grist mill at ASSOCIATION, 388 MAIN STREET, learning Mary Baldwin, having Northville has into the hands of WATERBURY, - - CONN. farm to her brother, Monroe Castle, dis passed lOpp. Cannon St., Bridgeport 90 Middle St., Bridgeport. KOMKOUD ANU VICINITY. of her at auction Messrs J. F. Wells of Northville and W. is secured by $4 worth of im Both are ol posed personal property VV X proprietors practical printers some essential on March 30. Myron W. Odell R. Wells of Roxbury. The former was COLLEGE and also PAINLESS everal years' experience anil Kive their per After making repairs Saturday, some late GRIFFIN'S BUSINESS proved city real estate, sonal attention to all the work. with Jacob Zigler as foreman, William was the auctioneer. The property sold for years connected with the has INDEMNITY FUND of DENTISTRY haa moved into the old Marcus low. proprietor, and understands the business and School of Shorthand and an Brague 11 13 Typewriting, AT MODERATE Fox place, which has been uninhabited The measles have quite a number of thoroughly. brother has also had 16M Mam Conn. $100,000. Sold in denomina - in this business. J. F. Wells btreet, Derby, W. W. WALKER & for several years. subjects here in town, Charlie Trow- experience This is a high graae business school. We have now 54 students in attendance. Write PRICES. SON, The first dance of the season, as a fore bridge,Jennie Trowbridge, Bobbie Thon has a host of friends in this locality, for circulars to tions of $100 and $500; interest FINE INTERIOR DECORATORS. who congratulate him on his new move. runner of more to follow, occurred at as, Bennie Thomas, Albert Buckingham, t ... J. F. GRIFFIN, Derby, Conn. and in We have Jiint received the largest biock ot Messrs Burr principal payable gold ArtlHtla Wall I'aocis ever shown in this city P. Shaughnessy's, recently, with Estella Clark and Castle; perhaps WEST MORRIS. The most desirable investment Wm ki'i n ilui l irrades ol While Lead. Tint Saget and Brague as musicians. others. Without doubt there will be the bride's aunt, Mrs Kellogg of West ed Lead, Oils, Varnisli, Class, etc. it Samuel Allen, although living alone more to follow. Almost the entire mem In New Haven i avenue, Bridgeport. Miss Earle is about on the market Before will be to your advantage to call on us when a of Booth school .The fourth school district commenced County, investing '1 Guide. several has ordered the has them 25 and Mr Porter about 70. -- he Traveler's Vou want in our line. years, recently bership e, anything 2. Miss Collins of Hawley-vill- 11 1 7 elsewhere call or write for full lady's workstand. Baker's balloon I he school at Warner s Mills commene April Mary Mro Ii7f.a t f ( i nf tho finan 500 Main Street Conn. teacher. She has in this NEW HAVES AND Bridgeport, alighted near his house, last Saturday ed on Monday, April 2, with Miss Daisy taught SOUTHFORD- - cier of New Haven, is dangerously ill information. YORK, XJW HaKTFOKU and the was the stand men Mill as teacher. district three terms and given the best with BA1LKUAU. "VfOTICK TO TAXPAYERS llavliiK been ap night, prize satisfaction as a teacher well fitted pneumonia. pointed to succeed the late Ueoifse II. Hots tioned. Mr Allen is being congratulated Almost the oniy person in town with a In the death of John M. Lines, on BERKSHIRE DIVISION. lordll as Tax Collector lor the town ol .Newtown his is In- - to teach children to thoroughly under Several from this attended the HENRY D. on his good luck. smile upon countenance James place Wednesday,the town of Woodbridge lost WHITNEY, 18MS. 1 hereby lve notice that 1 am prepared to re a is of to stand their studies, which Is appreciated drama in South last week. November 19, celve all Taxes now due and 1 will lnee Mr Parshley is at home during nis, who the proud father an heir Britain, one of its most prominent citizens. He General Agent for Connecticut, all unpaid Satur week's vacation. his estate. by both parents and scholars. Mrs a was born 01 NEW II A VEX North, 9A2 a- - in., 4.28 p. in persons at the brick building every James Clift attended crystal in Woodbridge abont years 43 CANNON STEEET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN 8 day from 1 to 3 o'clock p. iu. until April 1, 1SW4 The house is vacant since II Barnes has secured the services William Brague has moved in to T. in lived life South, p. m. to recMve same. Harvey George wedding Waterbury, last Thursday ago and had there all his SH ELTON North, 10J0 a. iM p. m. South, the K. Gilbert moved into the residence oc of George Evits for a of the Hanna's house. a cov went to was m. All Taxes rnnialiilnir unpaid niter that dale majority Charles is to the old evening. When he trance and 12.1a, p. will be collected law with cupied by F. D. Vale, who has moved to coming season. Zeigler ocupy form- educated in a militarv school there STEVENSON North, 10.23 a. S.07 p. in. . positively by Mrs C. T. Booth of 1 1 .50 . lti Chat-Res- A. I, A some cows homestead, the Jacob place. Bridgeport, has been South. a. m.. p.m. KOUEKT ( UK, Collector. West Cornwall as his future place ol John Morris has added to Zeigler of was the of Mrs He represented Woodbridge in the Gen captured, l.oawell Brockway MONROE North a. ts Newtown, 1, Sanford has hired the George erly Southford, guest a tle.i m., is p. in. .January abode. his dairy and haseDgaged in the business Joseph G. L. over - eral Assembly at. one. time and had been caught it in steel trap. South, tll.41 a. in.. tT.li p. in. farm. He took 1. Minor, Sunday. 12 DAVENPORT & O'UARA. Attorney and Coun John Mcllravey of New York is stay of fattening calves. Throop possesion April a member of New Haven Hnrse guard. Henry aieu suddenly at a BOTSEORD North, a. in , X 5 23, is sick with pneu Miss Mary Munson of Bridgeport spent o Triuitv church. 1'hur 7.(4 p. in Sunday, s XI a. in. South. II .3:1 aellora at Law. State itreet. Bridgeport, ing with his brother, Daniel Miss Emma Beers Is slowly Henry Zeigler very fire commissioner have parish meeting 7.07 Mcllravey recovering ; with her mother at Mrs Elishon Bridgeport's wa.-- a. m., p. in monia Dr Kichartlson attends him. ; I2-- from her bruises, received by being Sunday voted to purchase a l.'ib ranee steamer day evening, oi apoplexy. tie i NEWTOWN North, 7 4, lu.47 a in., 5.32, COUGH LIN 1UCOS., William Monroe shot and killed 10 Wheeler's. old. 7.12 .1S a. fil'XXEllY NOTES. thrown from her road cart, while return to replace old engine rso. 1. , ears p. in. Sunday, in Eolith, church on March 2o. foxes at 11 shots, this winter. He has The ladies met with The which ha heeii S.17, 11.27 a. in., 4 23, ;J7 m. llridjjeport. A share of went home over ing from sewing society The Natalie, which has been yacht Natalie, 6.13 in. DEALERS IN FINE GOLD WALL PAPERS, the boys John Smith is on the sick list: also a quite a lot of fur to send to market, as Miss Henrietta Wheeler, Thursday after- yacht seized by the (laytU'i government, wa Sunday, p. - Easter. he seized by the Haytian government, was HA WLEYVILLK North, li-- a. in. OIL FEESC0 BOBDEES, DEC0EA- has had luck in and noon. nt liM s slim in m- TINTS, near neighbor, George Smith, is consid good hunting built at Point in limit gory l'omt yard 1235, 7. JO p. ui Sunday, 6.27 - hi. HONS. WINDOW ETC The Sanchez brothers and Palmer went Gregory's ship yard 1873, for ir of a. 4.21. SHADES, FIXTURES, to a ered dangerously sick. trapping. Aaron Thompson has purchased what 1875 for Maj of Maj Mallory Uiiogeport. South, 7.01, 8.3ii, ll.U ui iol. ti.S the city for short time, but now norses i.ouig iiundie has a pony as on Mallory Bridgeport. Mrs Sarah M. Graves, mother of the p. in. Sunday, 5J7 p. ra. have llarvey Tnoaias has only two purchased is known the O'Connor property 11.10 IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. returned. left to of. He which he prides in riding horseback. .. will move All the white switch lights on the late Dr T. Thatcher Graves, who was BROOKEIELU JUNCTION North, 8.03, Franlf VV. Brown came home with Dan dispose anticipates going the Southbury turnpike and New been re- a.m., 1.2U, 5.5S, 7.2U p. in. Sunday, 6 - in a few He England railroad have convicted of the murder of Mrs 11.10 4 X receive aubacriptioni for the Ladies- Home iel Lirinsmade to Easter. again days. reports selling there soon. liarnaby, a. m. South, b.30, a. m, J2, spend moved and green put in instead. V. 6.40 6.43 m. New them about Sao per head less than one Calvin Lines of lights died at Hartford. Thursday, aged it. p. in. Sunday p. Journal, all the lork paperi ; In fact ever; school commenced Woodbury purchased The in colors is made so that the in BROOKF1EL.D North, a.08 , 11.15 a. 1.S4, Gunnery April i Fairfield Chat. of change One hundred and fifty men thespin 7.34 b paper published in the United States, and will Some of the students did not go year ago. County the real estate belonging to the estate road may conform to the standard code 6.03, p. in. Sunday, 41. Sooth, 6.47,8.20, away Prindle has rented his place, sold at ning department of Kawitzer Brothers 11 a. m.. 5.30. 6J30 p. in. Sunday. 5.37 P. in. talci oare of your subscription just aa well as if Cyrus Adeline J. Ward,deceased, public of 10 STILL RIVER 8.15 owned his to William - signals. mill at Meriden struck for a per cent LANESV1LLE and North, sent to the thus of formerly by father, BRIDGEPORT- auction, last week. 1.4o, 6 09 6 8.10 a. publisher direct, relieving you WOODBURY. he has taken Kate Tully, 18, d aughter of a foreman increase which had recently been deduct a. in., p. in. south, 40, in., the trouble of writing. Spargo, and posaession. Calvin Bates has moved into the tene- 5.16, 6.23 p. m. Sunday, north, fs.47 a. AN IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGE. at the Leete's Island quarries, was ed from their wages. t5.26 m. JOHN J. NORTHROP, at Newtown Poitoflice- - ment house of T. F. south. p. THE MINORTOWN DISTRICT. A new will have Wheeler, lately struck by the New York express of the "Dick" Blumenthan. the well known NEW MILFORD North, 82. 11 S7 a.m.. 2.15, dry goods syndicate vacated by E. Hinman. Line in New London at 6.20, p. m. Sunday, so a. m. sou in, The which been NEW MILFORD. of tne w. n. & vo. Shore arriving Hartford horseman, stopped another 10.48 5 6.1S FIRE INSURANCE logs have gathering at possession nail A fine of black harness She was walk- was a 6.35, .05, a. in., 3.53, 10, p. in. Old saw now store in the Sanford on and pair horses, six,last night, and killed. runaway team of horses. It heavy 5.20. Reliable Companies. Lowest Rates. tne mill are being put in plank, building was of ex- Sunday. A after 1, and will consolidate and carriage stolen from the barn ing on the track and did not hear the truck team, and the amimals were in dan MERW1NSVILLE North, 8.36, 11.39 a. m., 3.45, Conn mniDer, etc., aa work on the contract be SUCCESSFUL FIRM. May next, ,M.OU . 10.35 ill-- W. A. LEONARD. Newtown, now David B. Wheeler, Saturday evening. ger of into a number of hacks 6.32 p. m. Suiulay a.ui South, a. , gan Friday. that store with the store occupied press. running 4.34, 6.05 p. in. Sunday, p. in. - thu New Milford firms favora No trace of the thieves at this near the with a of life, T. J. C0RBETT, Insurance Agent- Miss Mattle Barnes has returned from Among by J. G. Howland as a shoe store. writing. Three aged and well known residents depot possible los KENT North, 8.43, 11.51 a. in., S.2S, 6.45 p.m. but with what result from bly known throughout the valley is that The two stores will be united an of the of Ansonia In the case of Mrs Elizabeth H. An- Sunday.H.24 a. in. South, 10 23 a-- m, 3.23, Nw York ami Ilurtford Llfo and An Bridgeport, wtae awake 1j. Hi. by vicinty died,Wedesday. of South who died on 5.50 P. in. Sunday .4.37 P. m. the on her been carriage Duilder, in the south wall of the Silas H. of 71; drews Norwalk, 9.04 nulty. operation eye has not Pratt. Mr Pratt has been in business ample opening SOUTHBURY. Murray Ansonia, aged from received while CORNWALL BRIDGE North, a. m., 12.04, shoe H. K. Hotchkias of February 8, injuries 4 --SO, 7 .U-- jy a. 10.15 Box 74, Hook, Conn. learned. Howland store, and while the stock Maj Ansonia, aged p.m. Sunday in. South, Sandy here for eight years and turns out an will be retained in its and Kershaw of to get on a .Broadway cable car in a. in.. 3.16, 3 50. 5.36 p. in- - Sunday ,4.14 p. in. m. ana uoodseii are - present position, 74; Henry Seymour, trying j. itowiey jonn unsurpassed line- of His trade Oscar Ambler is sud- New York, the coroner's was WEST CORNWALL North, 9.13 a. li. Ii, at work In Watertown. goods. the stores will all be united in one large making preparations aged 70. The two last named died jury given 7.09 10413 extends and down Housatonic new on his ft on of p. m. Sunday ,9.47 a. in. South, Mrs up the one control. to build a carriage house of verdict of negligence the part 5.27 m. ,4.01 Calvin llarvev visited in Washing is as his establishment, under; denly apoplexy. a. in., 8.33, p. Sunday p. m. valley and growing goods become concern a olace. the conductor of th car. Mrs Andrews TO ton, last weeK. suc The is stock company. Supt Quigg of the New York and New ROTS FORD BKIUGKFORT. G. Atwood known. The secret ot Mr Pratt's under the laws of the state of Charles Smith ani wife are boarding issued an was a daughter of the late General Nel BOTSFORD North. 7.3ti, 10.39 a. m 12.20, 5.23, csaturday.Frank plant cess is he organized on England railroad has order 7.04 m. 8.10 a. ed With this no oth that keeps abreast with the Connecticut, and will be known as "The at C. LiDpe's Depot bill. division son Taylor. p. Sunday, in. South, 7.17, potatoes. exception times, and the wagons he manufactures Edward Short has the posi that all eastern and western Black ducks have been more 8.55, 11.40 p.m. Sunday, 6 er larmer has started the plow. Karlv Howland, Gow & btark company. " Its accepted brakemen must assist in helping pas- plentiful p. in. aja, carry out his promises. He has issued a will be of which a tion of clerk in J. H. Cassidy's store at in Connecticut, this past winter, than STEPNEY North, 7.23, 1054 a. m.. 12.05, JO potatoes, lr not cut down Dy rrost, are a non-- capital stock $125,000, sengers on and off the cars at the Hart- very handsome which South Britain. have ben for years. A veteran 55 p. in. Sun. lay, a. m south, 7.28, tjui, catalogue, they 1 A but as a very has been are ex .1 1. a - .... - 1,: Bn . V. ... profitable investment, general large proportion already ford depot. Station conductors. of 200 ' a- 111., ' C.n.lun.. , . . tains several hundred beautiful illustra Miss Emma Towner, teacher at the Lyme hunter has a record nearly 111 ..auj.ui. most of the farmers do not like to in. The officers of the company to see the order is enforced. LONG LL North, i, 10.18, 11.40 a. II fl w --GO T-0- thing of No. three-sprin- g paid is pected that Old fish in., 5.tt, run the risk. tions vehicles. The 5, are: G. wniiam White Oaks school, boarding at Henry of ducks shot during the season. 6.49 p. in. Sunday, p. in. South, 7.34, 1-- 2 J, Howland, president; Rev Byron J. Hall, rector St James 7.21 Blackman's New Studio wagon is a beauty. The body is 7 vice William Curtiss' for the present. ermen in Essex claim that shad will be t9.0U, 4 a. in., 4.50, p.m. Sunday 3 Miss Cora Galpin began school in the Stark, president, and Gow, Episcopal Church, Danburv, has re- p. m. feet , the imitation ' Is The Annual Free Will offering of the more plentiful in the Connecticut river ll-'- fiSSnifllW ForTeur Flanders 2. long, trimmings Mr Howland too well no TRUM 10.12, M district, Monday, April and the black. The firm secretary. W. C. T. U. was held on even- signed, ne gives reason for his season than in before. BULL North, 7.16, a. m. Miss Minnie Atwood has been leather, body known . in the Park to need any in- Sunday Dr came to from this years 4.57, 6.43 p. m. Sunday, 7.47 a. 111. South, . visiting make a city The action. Hall Danbury 4 PH0T0QRAPHS. in the two weeks. specialty of business wagons, troduction here, and the fact that he is ing at the Congregational church.. N. Y. He has been rector 9.14 a. in., 11.59, 7, 756 p. m. Sunday, Special Inducements to n patrons uartiord, past Their of fine and consisted of read- Lansin'gburg, IT IS GOOD. r8 JO n. m. Mrs D. B. Burton is now the display carriages bug of the new company insures its program responsive of St James's 14 BRIDGEPORT 10. 11.15 a-- 242 Main CONN, possessor cannot be The fact Is president music and addresses Church years. North, 7itt, m, 4.45, St, DANBURI, oi a gies surpassed. competent and business man ings, recitations, by The more Chamberlain's Cough Rem 6.30 p.m. biinuay, ijk a-- ui. Arrive, piano. in through Lieutenant W. J. Dorrance of the ni-- there is scarcely anything the carriage agement. Mr Gow's connection with the pastors. edy is used the better it is liked. We 9.25 a. , 12.10, 5.10, 7.40 p. Ul. Sunday 7.U5 and wagon line that cannot Miss Alice Stiles haa returned from a police department of Bridgeport died, know no other p. in. BRIDGE they supply. the Syndicate trading company of JNew Some months he suff- of remedy that always WATEIt. The firm have a specialty In an adjusta visit in Massachusetts. Friday night. ago is when DAD York has given him a high standing in ered a stroke of and has since gives satisfaction. It good BURT Division. ble carriage pole. At this season of the the business world, and an experience paralysis you first catch cold. It is good when DANB0RY Arrive 6W, HiJS a. m, 4.1(1, IE! THE SCHOOLS RESUME. have a deal of .paint- gradually failed. He was a veteran of p.m. Sunday, 10.23 a. ui..!.27p.m. year, they great worth a deal to any firm with your cough is seated and your lungs are 7 N0TIC The Center school opened, and work, which do great the civil war and had been a member of kind Leave 6.15, 6.35, JO, 8.35 a. in.; 455, 6.S7, those who draw April 2,with ing repairing they which be may be associated, while Mr Th e State.. of over sore. It is good in any of a cough. 11.40 p. tn. Sunday, 8.U5 a. in., 5.u5 p. m. ths same Albert from at reasonable, are Nutmeg the police department that city We ve dozen of BETHEL 6.48, a. their own COAL teacher, Pierce, living prices. They Stark, who was originally from Boston, 20 have sold twenty-l- i it aud North, lo.9 in., Misses Treat and Edith to receive visitors, and in years. He was prominent in Masonic 2.04, 5.31, 6.20, 6.46 p. in. Sunday, 10.17 a. ui-- , Roxbury. Emily glad anyone but has had a long connection with one every bottle haa given satisfaction, m. 7.36 a. I shall hn nt the continue in the Ea&c and West want of a or wagon will do well GRATLNG3- - circles and a part master of Corinthian & Min 850 p. South, 652, 6.42, in., 4.31, yard Mallory carriage of the greatest dry goods houses of the of Stedman Friedman, druggists, 6.16,7.03,11.47 p.m. Sunday,8.12 ajii., 5.12 p.m. only on Monday and districts and Miss Genevieve Sanford to bear them in mind. bus- lodge that city. Minn. 50 cent bottles for REDDING North. 759 a. 1.58, 6.40 after Octo-7- . west, is throughly posted in the nesota Lake, iu, Haturday, teaches at the river. . new firm is a The of has an- The barn on the Nichols property of sale bv E. F. Newtown, and S. p. m. Sunday, 10.11 a. in., 8.13 p. in. South, laws. iness, and, altogether, the faculty Trinity college Hawley, 4 on 659 a. m. 8.18 prize-versi- Jesse S. Nash of was in., '.lo, p. Sunday, C. WARREN. strong one, and will begin business nounced the men appointed for the Bridgeport destroy- C. Bull, Sandy Hook. a. m , 5.18 p. m. F. SANF0RB. at sx mark's. favorable ar- declamation as follows : Seniors, ed by fire Sunday night about 8 o'clock. under auspices. What, s Haw lk Conn. . The are the elected of- - PERSONAL CHAT. will be made .em- James Birckhead of R. and A phaeton and several setsofharness.be-side- SHKPAUG RAILROAD. wills, following newly rangements about Newport, I., November 19. ISO. ncers SC : war- Nathan T. of New Ct. ; and went tip in smoke. ' at Mark's church Senior Charles Buher has purchased Marlin ployes is not known now, but the new Pratt Britain, bay grain, BETH EL Leave a. --15 p. in. : The loss is The of 8-- Charles den, Jeremiah G. Randall; junior war Taylor's cottage. firm has received numerous applications juniors, Sydney ft. Hivans oi scranton, probably $500 origin Sunday 8.12 a. in. Arrive a. 4.4A Crane, den, Ell Amos Mrs William Tanner is a few for all the which will be wi th- and David winara oi the fire is unknown. n. m. Sunday 6.15 p. in. The Sturdevant; vestrymen, spending positions Pa., ureenneia; When Eaby was rict, wo pawnor Costona. OAWLEVV1LLK North, 8.45 a. m R50 p.m. Bethlehem Dry Goods Man. Reuben Pat in town. en its and will be enabled to select George N. Holcombe of Butler,-on- e Northrop, J. Keeler, Abijah days gift sophomores, Patrick F. of the best she was a Chil.l, she cried for Castoria. Sunday, 85 a. m. Leave tor Bethel 8.40 a. Bethlehem, Conn, terson; treasurer, Arza U. Morris ; par Mrs Derickson is clearing her house for a corps of assistants competent to fill Granby and Philip C. Washburn of Hartf- known democrats in the state, is dying now Kew -' When she became Spring goods rtftdy. Satlnes, ish Ji.it VV. the occupancy of .John the com the bill in ord.- ':":'v'; his Miss, she clung to Castoria. SHEPAUG North, t'JAH a. a p. m. Ktc. New cierk, sturdevant; collector, r.utier, every respect. of acute dyspepsia and abscess, at ts-4- ni, a.m-.ti-- Ginghams, Cambrics, Katlstn, H. the Stamford MT sunoay, a.m. south, fS.25 p. Wool Goods In latest spring shades. Jackets W. Welton. ing year. Timothy Porter, aged home in Hartford. lien she had Children, she gave them Castoria m. Sunday. 536 d. m. Miss of W-l- and Gent's Hulls at lowest Mr Parmlee from Ellsworth has moved millionaire, and Belle T. Earle ALLS e (Japes.- prices. Orr of Mass wild cat which has been t North, fH.15a.m, j$0- lrop me a postal card if in need ol spe John Pittsfleld, , was the into A. T. Peck's faim. TRUMBULL. Bridgeport, his young fiancee, were quiet- The appear- pan. eunuay, a.m. Soutli.ta.17 ajn ji-S- olal goods. of hia brother, James last moved last at the residence of at intervals of over a year at Essex, p. m. Sunday. t5.26 n. m. guest Orr, Frederick Ashman has from ly married, week, ing 9-- 6-- S FOR YOUNG MEN. BOX BURY .North, a. mn 1 p. m. Sun. HANKING CO. week. on William 3-- MIDDLKHKX Subscribed Torrington to Tanner's farm. nay, u.io a. in. south, tuw a. in- -, p. m. l'aid In, $H00,000. Issues Mr and Mrs Benjamin Treat from New Charles and were in town The state Young Men's Christian As- 5 15 p. m. Dwy family I Sunday. per cent Uebenturn Bonds of loO,20O, 2S0 Milford were Miss Sarah Sat- JUDD'S BRIDGE North, tlP.OO a. tfi.24 Soo, l.OOO and (5,000, wb'ch are atatut at Treat's, over Sunday. sociation, with headquarters at Bridge- m, p. by is an m. Sunday, T9.iv a. in. aouin, ftMn lawful Investments for liust Fund In the urday. L. E. has rented the Dwy mills port, pursuing admirable plan, by m. f5.rtj tnta. I- U. 17 Brague p. Sunday, p. iu. - bANFORH, Agent, Bishop Henry Lucas leaves Henry Sanford, for another year. which the towns which are, not large WASHINGTON North, 10.45 m m, 6JI6 p. m. Block, Bridgeport, Conn. to rented a farm of the to an association,- 9J7 a. m. South, 7 JO a. 2.45 this spring, and goes New Milford; John Meagher has enough organize may Sunday, 4.51 m, p. San-ford- m. p. m.. 's. in be accorded some of the benefits of such Sunday. Arthur Strong takes his place at Mr Cornwall Bridge Iron Co. the west part KEW PRESTON North, 10.55 a.m, 6.40 p. m. of the town. a work. The plan embraces the appoint- TVES COMPANY Sunday, 9.43 a-- m. South, 7.46 a. 250 pan. Mrs Jeffres' was last Mrs of has ment in these of an officer known Sunday, 48 p. in. place opened, Bridgeport spent places, 1 1 I I 1 Veterinary Surgeon, Kingman as J. M. A 1 J J f M BOMFORl North, 11 10 a.m, t6.49 p.m. 8nn. been closed since last a 8 the old homestead. a Member." Willard 9-- f7-3- HEW MILFORD, CONN week, having fall. few day at "Corresponding 54 a. m. 7 a. m. soci- has been Trum- day, South, fiji p. Telephone, ....L. N. Jennings'. Mr and Mrs Reuben Warner have the The Grange is holding a series of S. Plumb appointed for Sunday, 4.26 p. m. fifth son. ables in addition to their meet- bull.. He will gladly provide young men, MORRIS North, 11.20, p. m. Sun At Grand Central Hotel, Newtown, every regular t7-S- Mrs Willi two sons are who are with letters of in- day, 10.02 a. m. South, 2 a. tli4 p. m Tuesday. im Carlisle and ings. , leaving home, Sunday, 4.18 p. m. In Brooklyn. : troduction to the associations in the busi- 257" BANTAM North, m. be cordial- JSLJTlr STREET, U.45,a.m,7M p. Sunday, DAYS Mr and Mrs James Stewart from Sher- ness centers, where they will 10.2oa.rn. South, 753 a. ia9 p. m. FOR THE NEXT 60 man were of her HOTCHKISSVILLE. received and in a good stock and oi a. ra. Sunday guests brother, ly helped securing And examine their prises LAKE North, til JO p.m., f7.07 p. tn. if will be as- tl0-2- Sunday. Daniel Canfleld. boarding place and, needed, 4 a. m. South, t750a ni, (152 p.m. Sun- JAMES SEXTON & SON., Mrs Lina Ileacock from Ohio Is with W.L.Warner has taken the Dayton sisted in securing employment. They day, 3 66 p. m. friends in town. farm for another year. w 11 be given Christian fellowship in the LITCH FI ELD Arrive 11.55 a.m,T.l2 p.m. San-da- y, choice WINDOW OIL CLOTHS 1030 a. m. South. 7.15 a, IJ.5 p. m. W. L. Warner sold his tobacco for chiurch of their ; or, if they go to TURNITURE, CARPETS, SHADES, Sunday, 8JO p. in. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. WOODVILLE. seven cents, and Frank Andrewson for the smaller places, introductions will be five cents. The Fanning Brothers have given to the corresponding member there, NEW YORK A NEW ENGLAND R. R. tobacco sorted at New Milford. who will them similar assistance. DRAPERY, CURTAINS, LAMPS, CROCKERY, January 7, 14. Will sell ont their entire stock oi Mr and Mis Tanner of Winsted have been had their give HAWLEYVILLE East 12.02, 7J5 p. m. - W 9 3 Visiting friends in this place. FUR-NISgiN- G est a. m. p. m. Mr Eaton's of Warren la He tells what he saw. Charles J. Win- - RANGES AND HOUSE NEWTOWN-Ea- st f750 p. m. Weat tSJO daughter visiting STORES, fi-5- BRIDGEWATER. 1 m. AND HEADSTONES at .lames Osborn's. Clearfield Co., a.m, p. MONUMENTS Mr of Miss strand, Brlsbin, Pa., writes: SANDY HOOK East 12 12, 757 m. Blrkins Merryall, Haines and and a In p. Mrs Pell and daughter ot Jersey City have Mrs Levi M. Warner daughter, "My father caught very severe cold the GOODS. Went 8.48 a. m 3.48 p. m. reason been visitintc at Georxe Conch's. Miss will return to their home in and he a bottle of Dr Boll's SOUTHBURY East 1251. 7J7 p.m. Weat At eot. The tor this sacrifice sale Emma, mines, purchased 8-- a-- 8eth Osborn has gone to Cornwall to work week. a SJ9 p. in, is the the railroad will make In Bridge- Bridgewater, this They report Cough Syrup and after using It he had no - change with hut brother. in delivered free to Newtown and tTralna atop when algrialed only. port, going through their present yard . Mr Chrlsonsen and wife of Torrington have very enjoyable visit Florida, good more cold." "Freight paid or goods vicinity.