GENT'S GOLD FILLED WATCHES, Our Stock of Watches is Immense And wQI ba 3 so low-KT- - :: :: FROM $12 UP, :: :: soli it price never before We Guarantee WiiU either Elgin or Waltham movement. nn Every Watch Sold. KU2Kli,:inYAN;r:&:CO., OWN RIDER, BRYANT & CO., JEWELERS, 59 Main DANBURY. THE street, New - - 258 MAIN STREET, DANBURY, CONN.

VOLUME 16. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 0, 1893. EIGHT PAGES. A NUMBER 45

Affairs About Town. men at work. He has cut off large tracts 1?. E. II ART WELL & COMPANY, of timber in this and other towns. Last 9 year he cut off quite a strip of timber COM IS I NATION LEADERS IN LOW THE PEOPLE'S CORNER. near Sandy Hook on land of McGuire CLOTHIERS, PRICES, and Lester. He has a steam saw mill Main - MILLINERY AND CLOAKS. COliNIili MAIN AND MIJEIiTY STREETS, CONN. Street, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. and gets out both sawed and hewed ties. DANBURY, Just opposite the soldiers' monu- In the course of a year he gets out 16,000 ment, at 185 Main is a to Qwiug to the unsettled condition of tho financial interests of the country, the manufacturers have been placed in a street, Danbury 18,000 ties. Mr Taylor says that the large display. It is worth if you chestnut makes a tie to and in order to relievo themselves of their immense stocks of Fall and Winter Clothing on - seeing superior any tight position, isrisroTJisrcsnvnEiisrT- are out shopping and comprises a full other wood and is railroad Yre over $15,000 of preferred by havo been forced to make sacrifices to We are have bought worth Cloaks, Capes, Jackets, Wraps and line of and cloaks in lead- men hand, they great ready money buyers. always Misses' Garments from Messrs Blumenthal Bros. & Co., 212 Broadway, New millinery the generally. Oak ties are used some, York City, who are the leading manufacturers ot these goods in the country. ing styles. Stern & Harris are the firm, but will not last as as al prepared and on the alert for extra bargains and take every advantage that is open. In order to stir up trade and meet the hard times we will give to every cash long chestnut, buyer of any of the above goods 20 per cent discount. and invite a careful inspection and cor- though the wood is harder. Mr Taylor Because we our we want to them dial Why? study patrons' interests; give The assortment is largo and choice in variety and style, and you cannot reception. is a veteran in his business, having got find such values outside ot New York. The sale is now in progress and we the best values their can secure for them- - advise an ot ten out ties all the and money early inspection these goods, as they have caught the popular If are along Danbury taste, and proven themseles to be quick sellers. you contemplating purchasing a Norwalk, and in various towns in Litch W-H-AX- write to M. & 1 IVIOISTJEY" in all the house. piano Steinert Sons Co., field Just now the market for Bargains departments throughout 359 Main county. SEE TOUR WILL BUY street, Bridgeport, or 777 Chap- ties is rather as of the roads el New Conn. quiet, many 1ST 1ST. IB. street, Haven, They will are not to any extent. FOB YOU 1 RELIABLE CLOTH- mail you, illustrated buying Fares will not be taken into account on purchases where the 20 per cent free, beautifully discount is Riven. catalogues of & Sons, and Er- AT Sidewalk Canopies and Crashes forwarded lor ball Steinway Charles Tomlinson awoke the morning ING OUR STOBE. at low weddikgp, parties nest Gabler & Bro's. have GOOD WARM WINTER SUITS. S 6.50. Worth $ 8.50 and receptions prices. pianos. They after Hallowe'en and found his on hand a assortment night Al L WOOL DOUBLE BREASTED SUIT;'. 8.50, Worth 12.00 constantly large large front the of second hand of gate among missing. Worth 14.00 pianos every promi- After the was found nent both in and searching, gate ELEGANT All Colors, 12.00, Worth 16.00 maker, uprights squares, on the Burr house roof HOMESPUNS, in which can secure a bar- perching waiting FINE DIAGONALS OR WORSTED CHEVIOTS, All Colors. 15.00, Worth 20.00 W. B. HALL & COMPANY. you always to be redeemed. EXTRA LINE OF FINE SUITINGS. 18.00, Worth 22.00 gain. An announcement in H. B. Coger is an We have the and best selected line of Men's, Young Men's and Boys' Overcoats ever shbwn in Danbury, important regard having addition, largest to W. 1Gx24, built on his to be used for a all the standard and fashionable weaves produced for this Fall's trade. Our is seasonable goods will be found in mill, comprising Furnishing department B. store room and L. S. with new and fresh. A visit to our mammoth store and an inspection of our immense stock will Hall's advertisement, this week. milling purposes. complete everything Patterson is doing the work. more than repay you- - LYON & You can never have a really good , GRUMMAN, - jl complexion until the is cleansed Dea II. L. Warner of Botsford is r j is Ban u ta a m a . impurity keep- JAl m ;MU JUL, L" 11 9 HAYING TOOLS, from your blood. What you need is a ing abreast with the times. lie has em- CM, 'VA WW course of sarsaoarilla. which L. S. Patterson to an ad- WIARD SULKY HAY RAKE. Ayres' ployed build New Combination Clothiers and is absolutely free from all harmful in- - dition to his wagon house, 12x22, to be Outfitters, , England PEERING MOWERS. gredient-s- and therefore, perfectly safe. used for horse stables, and will fit theu with box WHEEL HOES, up stalls of the latest design. Coi Main L Ct, No. bad results from taking Hill's Liberty Streets, Danbury, ICE CREAM FREEZERS, chloride of gold tablets, while the cure Carl Frank has moved into is George GENERAL HARDWARE permanent. Druukenes?, tobacco and Grifiin's tenant house in Huntingtown. opium habit positively cured. and BICYCLES. J. G. Gorham, who lives near Botsford 1 coll'ee can be used Ayer's hygienic any Depot, is the three-year-o- ld 19 CANNON breaking 383 MAIN STREET and STREET, time of day or night with benefit. Gro. colt, "Humbug," out of Pueblo, for II. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. cers sell it. B. Coger. 23irr22Llri.grl3.ci32C3., Conn. If, when crossing a railroad track, The very pretty exhibit at A. G. Bak- DR WARNES, Deatist, 420 Main St.. BRIDGEPORT. you see a train at six of Builds and Sells Attractive approaching thirty er, the Hawleyville furniture dealer, at We have just received from the manufacturers bales selected miles an hour get out of the way the this was INSERTS TEETH WITHOUT PLATES AND on Danbury fair, year, photo- Dwellings Monthly Payments. as soon as possible. When threatened graphed, and Mr Baker has the d oc- picture WITHOUT EXTRACTING. are finished and ready lor with chronic rheumatism or catarrh, in his oflice at Hawleyville. EZOK.SSS BLANKETS! therefore "Don't take Ayer's sarsaparilia persistently and Alan t.p.p.t.h nn all Vinrla nf nlatfis. Finp. flnirifl" a cupants, pay for patiently, and the danger will soon pass in SSi j n a: j : rent." Apply particulars at We have marl ed them at a selling price. Also dealers General Hardware. ij once. away. Around the Fireside. less- - Consultation free. 12 years experience- - WARREN H. LAMSON, The Age, published in Jewett, Ohio, AECHITECT AND says: "We but one medi- One Day Last Week BUILDER, carry patent SONG. North Ave.,corner Wood Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. cine 'ad,' that of J. C. & Co., Low- wc saw ii c:ii- nf iinpnwilcr standing right in Ayer ONE MOHK RECORD .BROKEN. tront. of" tli depof jtt Jhiwley villu ami we ell, Mass., and would not do this were it what it 11 thought thunder shower should hap- R. BALLERSTEIN & CO, Choice Building Lots for sale not the firm is as in deal- How timed do 1 love dear? pen to cuiiic up 111 nl ighl nlng tdiould happen that square its many thee, to strike tlmt cm- and it should happen to on in ings as and its of Tell me bow many thoughts there be of 1893 ever be- strike it in so it nnrnt wonderfully easy monthly any bank, preparations In We have again sold mere stoves this year than right the middle tlmt life of the atmosphere I'oth iviivH at the same time, it would very stallments. the very highest class. The the Of a new tall'n fore and have our first order (in at three different likely tear the depot all to pieces before the Conn. editor's better half was once saved year. duplicated part) car could be shunted in on he siding and then Bridgeport, by Whose white and sable hours syipear times since September 1. we'd have a brand new one built, and in that the use of Ayer's sarsaparilia, after the The latest flake of eternity ease we should undoubtedly have a bis; meet- f So times do I love dear. This shows wc are felling just a little below the market price ing at Hawleyvilie ot all the prominent rail- j physicians had failed to give her relief.'' many thee, road men connected with the Consolidated, How many times do I from $1 to $3. We don't "pay freight to Newtown" and ask you the N. V. ,t N. K., the lieiksliire division, the Mealine cures love, a;iain? 1. & N., the Itethel branch and the 8., I.. & N. Something new, soap, Tell me how many beads there are We deliver and set them also fit the and we and hands. Grocers and to set them up. up; pipes railroads, and would adjourn to the banks Our Trimmed Hat In this as in it BoldandAggressive! rough chapped In a silver chain ot tin; "I.itlle .Jordan" and have a elain roast Tepartment. department, every other, druggists keep it. Ot rain build the fire if you say the word. with champagne sauce, a la pollywog, ami af- evening ter dinner we'd have toasts anil h mak- is well known are in l iiiavelled from the tumbling main non-freezi- ng out door spcet that our prices the lowest Bridgeport. Don't forget our double acting, pumps, ing and M r Clark would sit on Mr iMcLeod's And threading the eye Ol a yellow star-- So of knee and they'd sing old college sonys and BISHOP WILLIAMS IN TOWN. times do I love nor the invitation to examine our stock stoves and prices. drink Mrs W'inslow's soothing syrup, aiul tell AS A SPECIAL BARGAIN. many again. how they used to go to school in the same lit-- t Thomas Lowell Beddoea in 's le red school house, and roast chestnuts ovel AT TRINITY. tor ex-- a ol Magazine Novemlwjr t he same tire, and would remind each other 500 finely trimmed Hats at $1.75, worth more than double the Though spirit modesty per- how much it is dwell better lor 'brethren to vades our know it is writ-fe- n A very large audience greeted Bishop t offel her in peace and unity," and mutual tears Also 250 choice and Bonnets astonish- being.we ot would roll a money. pattern Hats at Williams at church on repentance down and make that it is not good to hide one's Trinity Sunday THE WHITE CITI. record on Mr Mel. coil's immaculate shirt many visitors Irom otner con- trout, and then they'd smoke the pipe ot ingly low prices. under a bushel. Excuse our morning, peace and till it up "not only seven times, but light gregations being present. The bishop BcxrLd.37 seventy limes seven," and let bygonen be by- dozen Children's of Sailors at but the knowl- !ri:oM oli: special conuE?.i'oMi:xT. Conn, gones and agree to join hands in building a Fifty Caps at IZolot 38c; reg belligerent entry gave a forcible discourse, speaking with- line, large union depot and vie with each oth- in 19 edge that our shoes are invincible out notes. Like all his public utterances, er each stri ving to pay more than his share, ular price 75c and $1. 1000 yards Colored Silk Velvets, inches The Art Palace is one of the most im and the new depot would have both a ladies' makes us and we are to the sermon was characterized by clear- and a rent's waiting room and a stove with a bold, ready structures in at 74c a ness and The chose posing oi the hite City, it SPKOIAL CLOAK SALE. real tire it, and they'd have toilet rooms, wide, yard. take our 20th shoes and in- simplicity. bishop century 11-1- is in and finest Gre and light, pleasant freight oflicea, and a cana- his text from 2d Kings 4 : 2. He the chasest style of before ry bird and a parrot hung in the ladies wait vade domain without cian the Ionic. Its dimen In order to place a good article in cloaks, at a low price, the pub ing room, and the whole thing would be cov- RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBONS! competition's first analyzed the conduct of Naaman, architecture, and Children's Cloaks for a ered with trcsli paint all over the outside and sions are 500 300 with an inter- - lic, we shall offer a line of Ladies', Misses' do home- tear ot defeat. It is acknowledged who was offended at the simplicity of by feet, they'll everything to make it real Colored Satin Ribbon, all widths, at 10c yard. We mark out nave short time (as the goods will r.ot last long at the prices we are offering like and pleasant, and while they were in this that we have the finest shoe store the cure Elisha. The bish ectiug and transept crossing the frame ot iniml and lull ot smoke and syrup proposed by will would on We received a consing-men- t in .Naaman s building, north and south, east and west. them at) at prices that surprise you. and good thoughts, linker step across special bargains Fridays. have just in town and the finest goods, but op discovered objections, One Ladies' .T ickets at 5.00 ; Cornier 7.75 and 8.50. and suggest a more Iriendly interchange ol to sim- It has four grand entrances, richly orna lot f price freight rates, so that furniture could be trans- the personal slight himself, the 8 50 ; $11-5- and 12.50. of the novelties Hats and Bonnets mented decor- One lot Ladies' Jacket at former price ferred Irom one road to the other without latest comprising Pattern plicity of the remedy proposed and his with sculptures aud other One lot Ladies' Jackets at 9S0 i former price 12 50 and $15.00. breaking the ten commandments, and perhaps We Are Very Glad to Serve the ations and broad of suggest a comparison and revision ol passen Mirroir Velvets, Ribbons, We offence at the passing by and underval- approached by flights 12 to time-table- s Placques, Fancy Trimmings. of Also a line of Children's Cloaks, 4 to years in size, from $2.50 ger and connections. This latter, People That Want of her In ap- steps. The principal walls are brick, however, would work untold lniurv to linker. uing the rivers country. w- - of with and the $10.00 each. as now everybody expects a long wait at I la respectfully invite the ladies to call and examine our large and plying the truth the bishop said the sin covered, course, staff, leyvine and tney go prepared to pass away Children's Shoes at 50c. 75c, 80c, $1. sinful- galleries, floors and roof are of irou. The the time, buying tuiniture. We thought what Misses' Shoes 1.25 and 2.00. ner must first recognize her great a varied assortment before making a purchase. at $1, central dome is surmounted a colos wondertul change tor the hetter all this Ladies' Shoes at 1.50 and 2.00. ness ; the loathsomeness of sin. There by would make, but come to look around there $1.25, sal statue of the famous the & wasn't a thunder cloud in sight. We had in Men's Shoes at $1.25, 1.50 and 2.00. are some people, said the bishop, when figure, QUINN SCOTT, our vest pocket a box of these patent sweed Shoes at Of the oil but never had occa- Boys' $1,1.15,1.25,1.50. the gospel of repentance is preached to 'Winged Victory." paintings - - safety matches, having in 1000 are 161 MAIN STREET, DANBURY, CONN. sion betore to fin; otl a car ot gunpowder we 11 BALLERSTEIN & CO., them, who will turn away because of the this Art Palace furnished by didn't know just how to do it, not even with a the United 477 4C1 safety match, and we. telt a little atraid, al- simplicity of the Gospel. Then again, States, by France, by Fin Fine Goods though when a resident of Colorado we used are Great Britain, 421 by Germany, 204 by Where You Will Always at to hunt with and occasionally tire off a Sharp's BALDWIN the bishop pointed out, there many buffalo gun, which, we take it, amounts to 360 & 362 Main Conn. who are for But Belgium, 19.1 by Italy and 101 by Rol Low Prices. about the same so far as near- Street, Bridgeport; people asking signs. thing general to-da- and. by results art! concerned, but we have grown & the great sign of Christ's church y timid since then and we let, the opportunity and all is the of the Gos A niSTOniC PAINTING and the car pass, so, dear iriends, yon will days preaching have to put up with the old depot a while lon- pel to the sick, the halt and the blind. entitled Pocahontas we noticed. It was Charles M. Cole ger. It makes no difference to us personally, STANDISH, we are on God works, not by surprises or sensa 12 10 feet and contained 34 It only kicking general principles, LEWIS B. by figures. & just because others do and because we like to SILLIMAN, Proprietor, tions, but by the still operations of His Pocahontas, the of Co., go a it h the popular crowd. We ean sell just Manufacturer, Producer and Wholesale Dealer in Lubrieaticg and Illuminating 402 Main Street, represented daughter Pfl as much lurniiure with the old depot in front Spirit. These people who are asking Powhatan, a child of 10 or 12 years, and IPF - ot us with its one but if Fairfield Ave.,Cor- Water dingy waiting room, use means St you don't like it you must step across and kill COXX. for signs forget to the daily dearly beloved by her father, saving the while tor in our KRIDGEl'OliT, Ml iime, waiting trains, waiting PETROLEUM PS0DUCTS, ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE OILS, of grace. In closing the bishop referred life of Capt Smith. Smith has been cap- Bridgeport, Conn. and reading room, where you will find the daily papers, illustrated weeklies, magazines, 368 to 372 Water Street, BRIDGEPORT, CONN to the World's congress of religions at tured by Opechancanough, a powerful UUQuuuQoti writ ing materials, etc , etc., all ot which you a to are invited to make free uselof, or if don't Chicago and paid tribute Christian' chieftain of the Pamunky Indians. He you F. W. ORANGE fl.C.LEMMON. care to read you can sit in a nice, com torta-bl- e MARSH, MEKWIN, as the for all peoples, and was the as a super- easy chair in our front Window and "see ity religion regarded by savages the wheels go round." BRIDGEPORT SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE VAULTS. creeds and climes. A class of lb was ior being and was treated with kindness, F. Siite Deposit Boxes Blitrsll Bunking and Brokerage, confirmed at the close of the service. a close He is THE W. SWORDS LUMBER COMPANY, rented at reasonable rates. Choice Investments, HMD & JONES. though kept prisoner. A. G. BAKER, Private Rooms JierwillA; Mortgages on Bridgeport. brought at length into the presence of tor examining papers. JjeilllllOll, Real Estate, AT ST JOHN'S. and condemned to death. Two Wholesale an' I Retail Pealorsoonxi.111 Steel vaults, 305 Main St., Interest Allowed Powhatan, BriclKcport, New Furniture Warerooms, Opposite Union Time Lock, Bridgeport, on St John's church at Hook waa great stones are then brought into the MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER, SIDING, SHINGLES, SPRUCE Depot, Hawleyville. Conn. Watchman.. Conn. Deposits. Sandy N-0-T-T-0- -N-S filled with a audience, last Sunday assembly, and laid before the king. The Timber, Lathi Sash, Doors & Blinds, Carvings, Mouldings, Mantles & Hard large evening, to greet Bishop Williams and captain is seized and dragged to the 'Vood, Trim. etc. North Carolina Yellow Pine Lumher a Spmalty. BURR & KNAPP, Bankers and forced and bead laid Brokers, Large bottle machine oil, witness the act of confirmation to 12 can stones, down his 363 Main Street, - - - - - Conn camphor ice, 10c. Kev Mr rector of the upon them. Two brawny savages are UNDERTAKER, Bridgeport, didates. Wright, STOCKS, MORTGAGES AND INSURANCE 2 yards corset laces, lc Rev Mr assisted in selected to beat out his brains with their Besidencfi. King St. All orders left with Mr G. BONDS, DEBENTURES, colored darners. 10c church, aud Linsley, STEAMSHIP AND Fancy sermon was clubs. The painting is designed to rep. OVERCOATS 8. Tucker, Easton,wi!l receive prompt attention. RAILROAD TICKETS. Vaseline cold cream, 10c the service. The preached 2 resent this last act. Pocahontas has WINTER SUITS, Office in Block, Paying 5, 5 6, 7, 7 and 8 per cent. Deposits received subject to dratt and interest Small bottle triple extracts, by the bishop, he taking for his text the pre- Toqnet aid on same, (securities uougnt ana sota on commission, f Bins oi cir to the Drafts and Bank Orders available in all of oreign Jixcnauge. 10c tooth brushes, words found in Ephesians 2:22, "In viously plead with her father spare WESTPORT, CONN. ular Money parts Europe. 21c a steel shears. pair. whom ye also are builded together for life of Capt Smith. She failed to excite ULSTERS. 1 oz. triple extract, his As the clubs of these warriors AND 25c a cake. habitation of God through the spirit," pity. soap, then are raised to do the death deed, & SdANLON, Pancy blossom soap, 17c a cake. and from Romans 14:12, "So .every BREW e , Cuticura soap. 15c a one of us shall give account of himself to SHE STRINGS FORWARD AT- received to check and Interest allowed on all balances of $500 or more. 39c-10- c THERE IS NO BETTER TIME TO CALL YOUR Deposits snbjectMVtnnn.. lertdinfr Entrlish hair brushes, God." He of the first as UNDERTAKERS, isi;kAf:F. Kii. lJln.t,n mass, anil guarantee American and 5o each. spoke passage at the moment and throws herself by bis TO OF HEAVY companies. BJEAIj ESTATE Bought, sold or exchanged on commission. SAFE DEPOSIT curling irons, men living in soci TENTION OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT Embalmers and VATLTS-- Of the latest avmroved construction. Private rooms for customers connected 5c curling irons, 2c each. representing together side, claps ber arms about his neck and General! Managers of TRUSTEES OR ADMINISTRATORS We are and the need of contact and COLD therewith. Coupons and dividends collected. Waving irons, 15c each. ety daily pic laid her head upon his to protect him WINTER CLOTHING THAN NOW, WHEN Funerals-- 1 prepared to take the charge and cave of estates and property generally. .IAMKS STAVr.KS. P. !. HOLZER. V. T. STAPLES. Seam covering, lOo a bunch. tured out how dwarfed and disfigured from the impending stroke. This re- WEATHER SETS IN. A FULL LINE OF 109 State St., Cor. Court,. - - - - - BRIDGEPORT, CONN Pint bottle toilet waters, 75c was human character when isolated. The markable action in one so moved CASKETS, ROBES - young Smellin g salts, 9o.- second the soul's in - passage represented the with AND FUNERAL ETCETERAS-Be- st Colgate Co- toilet powder, 17o a package. savages profound astonishment. bottle-Germa- n to God and there EDWAKDS M.D. French shoe dressing. 10c a dividual responsibility It seemed to them that it was the will of Prices M.SMITU, one WE SHOW A SPLENDID LINE OF MEN'S OVER- WorkmanshipReasonahle PHYSICIAJST AND SUEOEOTS". tooth brushes, 5c. must be a blending of both truths, as the great Manitou, that the .captain Street-Telephon- e 25c. WARE ROOMS: Near Grist Mill. Office and Residence Newtown Pure bristle hair brushes, balanced the other. Man was created to should be spared. This was not the on- COATS, FROM A WARM COAT AT $5 TO THE FINEST Connection. Hair pins "cabinet", 5c a box. name CONN-WM- - be "builded together" and at the friend-- SANDY HOOK, So a paper-Colla- r ly thing done, but they sought his Pins, the leading 400, re- .MEN'S SUITS WERE NEVER CHEAPER dozen-Gil- time he must not his individual GRADES. I buttons, 5c a t forget Ship. He was to Pocahontas to J- - BREW. P. i. SCANLON- - given THAN THEY ARE NOW AND WE HAVE THEM IN ALL and silver hair pins. 5c a box. sponsibility to his Maker. He spoke of make beads and bells for ber, and to mat .r w in Salts of lemon, 9c a box. the tendency of human nature to grasp weave for her ornaments of Her TTORSALE- - Onp Devon Steers, copper. STYLES FROM THE GOOD WEARING.$6 SUIT TO THE pair CO D. P. M. D. one side a run ana urood "T I - R RICHARDSON, one idea, or of truth and f old last spring. well matcned i f a in - fondness for him grew stronger every workers; will weigh 3'2Xlbs.i They are rii;ht rr IJ 1 CD fT- and with it and to be broad HANDSOME ONES AT&15, $18 AND $20. COMFORTA- every way. Will he sold low as I have no use Physician Surgeon. away forget day and ceased only with ber life. . After tor them. W. O. BEACH, Trumbull, Conn. Office and Residence, Sandv Hook. minded and take the whole truth. He a while Capt Smith was allowed to BLE ULSTERS THAT WEAR WELL AND LOOK WELL (So cs Te'ephone connection. HURD & JONES. made a practical application of his text RETURN TO JAMESTOWN AT PRICES THAT WILL SUIT YOU. to church membership, urging that while A. B FAIRCHILD, f "CJ on condition that be should send to King . i--i r- - o 4.1 .r ou 423 MAIN they were united to Christ's kingdom General Insurance And Real Estate Agent, h STREET, Powhatan two cannon and a grindstone. 61 AIRFIELD AVENUE, CONK. m CELEST A. BENEDICT, M. D., BRIDGEPORT. forget not that they bear an ind r BRIDGEPORT, they He showed the Indians who accompanied WE GUARANTEE WORKMANSHIP AND Warner Bnilding, Room 2- - Physician and Surgeon, vidual responsibility and not alone let FIT, a03 him to Jamestown the two of the 342 Stats St., Bridgeport. in the suffice cannon, Pi h. (r "a r--i their membership kingdom PRICE IN EVERY INSTANCE. Electricity one of the therapeutic agents.' Of. largest and asked them to lift them. This " & fioe hoars from 10 a. m. to 12 m, 2 to t p. m. was impossible, nor did succeed Dr W. Feancis Spring CUTTING EAILEOAD TIES. they JOHN H. EEID, with the grindstone any better. He then LEVY DENTIST, Ambrose Taylor of Bridgeport has fired off i.be cannon that so frightened BROTHERS, A A men ties and them that would bare nothine to do WEST STREET, HEAR CONG. CHURCH, XDr q in PTU'.T.Tt ma RTJ.TTJO'BlPOTl.T. force of catting posts they S. Todd n tuJeweler, Rev A.. Veterinarv Surereon. v T,AWOifio t.liA iAwft- l- land of Bradley in Zoar and Hard with them. Gardner, Warren, Sc. ah in 211 MAIN STREET, DANBDRY, COM. NEWTOWN, CONN. DAVENPORT 0'HASA, Attorneys and Coun- NEW MILF0RD, CONN i(..tTiT: Berkshire. Mr has at present 10 Ct. ww w - Taylor sellors at Lav. State street. Bridgeport. . Telephone, ....L. N. .Tennlngs. A WW7 w;,tri7fi;w from Its conception in the womb ot North. has been occupied by-- the Italians. We BIIOB NEWS, NKWrOWN BEE America, to It s birth, christened among the Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. WINTER OF 'S3 world as The United ot hear the barn has had other Inhabitants NEW NOVELTIES FOR THE nations ot the States besides men and still remain. America. How was the kii'iii ot this (which the they Bridgeport, Friday, November 10, 1891. NOW READY AT THE PUBLISHED BY should bo the (grandest form ol human yvorn-inent,- ) But Wakeman will not be charged extra first tocitudutud! We all should know for the trouble ot moving somewhat of the history ot our country from them, only FOR WINTER. THE 3 EE. PUBLISHING COMPAM the tlrst cngiisn settlement in Jamestown, va., then with the barn td Eedding. in 10u", the settlement ot the Dutch at Manhat- calf double tan Island, (New York,) in 1014, and the land-inK- , Heavy boots, soles, ALLISON P. SMITH, EDITOR. settlement anil striiifles of the Pilgrims REDDING. $2; as as on I'lymoth Kock in ltwo, the throes, pains and good quality, good (tiseoinrons ot mo Laxly politic, in most stores sell for . the resulting ENUMERATING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN. $2.50. ARTHUR .1. SMITH, IU1SINICS.S MAN AG KB "lloston Tea Party," and later in the battle 1 1 ot Lexington, all ot which were strong indica- The enumeration of children between xv irJ Oil leather tions that "Mother Nature" was about to give Red- grain boots, long birth to a nation ; therefore the signs being ages of four and 16 in the town of Pcwdleir SI 50 A 4c. A COPY. is YEAR, eorieetly observed and noted by such physic- ding for the year 1893, shows the follow legs, $2.50; quality remarka- ians ot the body politic, as laid down an axi- : oms of national health, such truths as were ing result bly good. KEWTOWN, CONN, FRIDAT, NOV. 10, 1893 embodied In "Common Sense", "The itightsof Center, 3G Man," "The Crisis," and which culminated In Uidge, 28 ABSOULfTELY PURE Extra oil leather "The Declaration of Indenendance," with Couch Hill, 28 quality grain their entire lite devotion to the cause, through Ijonetown. 17 boots, $3.50. the throes and travail ot the Revolution, our Diamond Hill, 25 his Easton labors and is working in I the World's fair, v. hich are to be hung In nation was born, said labor beginning July 4, Urapawaug, 42 oneicon. the hall over the store. I77H. The when born, however, Boston, 39 Fine calf dress boots, $3.50. young giant rv. 15 .. ... W-- was not perfect in physiime or tendencies, as Found Mr and Mrs H. C. f here were certain environments and various Georgetown 12 district, 50 Sturges pleasantly Heavy shoes, oil influences bearing upon it which seriously FAIB FIELD elebrated their tin wedding on Wednes- - wintjf grain modified Its physical and moral character. 2H(i The Institution of human slavery, saddled up I.a.st year, 228 jiay evening at the cottage. Many of the leather, $1.40. on us certain Dutch and nowhere Olotl-Lirig- : by traders, 00 at the ceremony were ZE3Ioia.se. Kditorial relinked tiy t am Increase, guests original Porpoise calf shoes, water Ink natgenerany acceptedHiblical Institu-uoriiy, THE DEATH OF GEORGE REDFIEL1. We show a most profuse and collection of Stoats, and Extra Lone: Drops. "The Holy llible," that same This is an indication that our popula present, elegant tion, us we all know, being foreign to the very proof, very durable, $2.50. Single and Double Breasted Suits, and Double Breasted Overcoats- - conception and nature ot our glorious govern tion is on the increase. In the death of George Kedfleld on Single A It Is ivtruHliliig to the way th ment, toundiHl on trie rights ot man, witn ine the was shocked Fine leather Also a line line of Ulsters. efforts ot many not say bulinetll-cien- t Monday community by grain shoes.warm t at- - (will quack,) ' ANOTHER FLAG RAISING. STRATFORD. Our line of PERTINENT lrli)(fi-ir- pollen urn gutting doctors, resulted in a disease of the na- its suddenness and awfulness. Few of and "Invincible" Clothing contains Staples and Novelties, and better values Cen dry, brand, $3. - low resort.-- In that tion, which necessitated the radical treat The flair raising exercises of the his were never offered- We continually add new novelties to our stock, QUESTION irrthu city ment, and expense ot hlood and treasure dur- took on friends had particularly noticed the thereby lsco. ter school district place Friday the demands of the late as as W lint is tlx- iviiHoii no move Is ninilo ly the ing the years ot the war of the rebellion, on in him and were not for DEATH OF W. W. PORTER. JOHN G. H0WLAN.D. meeting well the early buyers. lrsi." Is that all? No. It you can bear with us afternoon and reflected great credit change prepared In town news proper ollli'iiils this :ininst certain you will allow us a tew words In the future. the teacher, Miss Mary Flood, and her sad as it came to us on Monday 4u5 Main St. T. V., 30, lsicl. W. W. who with his rosorls whose vt rv arc a source ol Uoshen, Conn.,Oetobor well drilled pupils. 1 he following is the noon. As a fact George had for some Porter, family Boys' and Children's pri'sencc of which was well has resided on lower Main street, died Department. t the r program, every part time been a sufferer from melan- We some excellent ilancr connnnnity done : great are offering lines in Boys and Children's Overcoats and which from the effect of a paralytic stroke, be a lesson in 1 cholia, at times was extreme and It should politeness to our Suits. Our lines are enormous, and are remarkable for the number of Fairfield Nevvf. Singing by he school. "America." aged 56 years, and was buried from his great oi tne nitiuu uruiu. he manufacture-drivin- g A TliK I'.i:k inlroiliui s in this issue lleaoing, "UiHtory nag, ' almost unbearable. For a day or two young men, especially when ladies are of and County "The near oui nag,-- a nee i.ornam. late afternoon original designs merit, perfect a. Recitation, - been in un- residence, Wednesday - NEW special department lor the la Recitation, "Union and liberty'" Iola Town- had one of these spells and for themselves. . t Hend- - The interment wa3 made in the i.T- FEATURE, consislliiB ol a U tter to it at a moment family uruub r urooas. ilies, weekly Kecitation, James Lovely. doubtedly gave up Mountain Grove urmsiiing - plot at cemetery, Mrs J. Burnham has been visitinr at on tilshions. It w ill he Illustrated each week STEPNEY- ail to the nag," i.ena iiai.iwin. when he could endure it no longer. In An immence line of New Novelties as well as all the Standard Song by the school. an Bridgeport Mr Porter was a son of the her mother's, Mrs Mrs Leading anil is a In New York 1 spell he must Henry Winship's. - prepared by specialist no American nag, r.ouie miner. extremely depressed late or Porter of a former Grades to be found in a first class Furnishing Store- in no Flag of the seas," Eva Durbln. have his and fired Bridgeport, George Cole and daughter have returned, This letter will appear other paper Anna Lovely. suddenly pulled pistol wen m anu A Recitation, Known aenuss mas cny, after a week's absence in In Kali-Hel- and l.ltchlleld counties. MISSIONARY MEETIM1. "Our flair." Peter Peterson. into his head, causing death in half an visiting friends "Klag of the free," Mary Lynch. leaves a wire ana two sons to mourn nis Dover N. Y Willie hour. He fell where he stood at his work Plains, HUB CLOTHING GO., The seuii-unnu- al convention of the "Stars and stripes," iovcly. loss. A The venerable Hartford t'oiiran Raising the nag by Willie liners, the youngest in the room of the White Man- 311 Cor. Woinans' con scnoiar. shipping jvirs noimes played the organ in church Main St., State, mile-ston- Sat foreigd missionary society he had been em CENTURY reached Its on The exercise3 closed with a few re ufacturing Co., where ACCIDENT TO MRS CHARLES HUGHES. on Sunday, instead of Mrs Crofut, who vpticd at liriilgejort, Friday, October 10, over His AND A urday. It Is the oldest newspaper marks by ltev E. I.. Bray and E. P. ployed for two years- employ Mrs Charles widow of the late is confined to the house by illness BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ISIIU. A very interesting report of the ers him in Hughes, QUARTER In the country. This able daily Shaw. After a bountiful lunch of coffee esteemed highly and this place Charles of fell down occasion 'was obtained by Mrs II. A. and cake, the audience dispersed, de where he was born and has lived Hughes Brookfleld, Mrs Thompson, a lady who is engaged HAVIS3 BOUGHT OF LIFE, stands In the first class, with such always stairs at the residence of E. O. Pratt, the zealous delegate from this lighted with the manner in which the af he was held in the The Curtis, in missionary work, addressed the peo Journals us (lie New Providence 13 highest regard. ork.Timcs, place. Her of the addresses of fair passed oil. much credit due to and dislocated her shoulder. She was ple at Long in Itoston Huston and report success deepest sympathy goes out to his moth Ridge, Sunday afternoon, .loiirnal, Herald, Journal the different is clear the teacher, Miss Flood, for the taken to the house of her son, Frank J. behalf of the heathen women The Monroe speakers minute, sister and to whom this is a land girls. Sit tinted lit it is dreamery,to it Springfield Republican. of the program. er, brothers, of where she is - Stepney Depot, my intention run to the and succinct. One of the speakers, re terrible bereavement. The funeral ser Hughe3 Bridgeport, rap- She organized a society for foreign mis from her ferring to China and the customs of the SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. vices were held home on Wed- miy recovering injuries. sions. A II is a fortunate tor Monroe at his late Of Its Patrons, thing country said, "The ordinary hospital of A special town meeting was held on Advantage GOOD in nesday afternoon, Rev Mr Child officiat Miss Katie Cooper of Pound X. a station for MILK anil CKKAM, which w ill vc lor in C and stepney that the creamery China is the street. It is a common at which it was voted to ac- G. W. Johnson has moved into the Ridge, tithing receiving paiil Thursday, ing. The interment was in the is her friends. the HIGHEST 1'KICES consistent with ibt current Imtter market. THING Monroe has passed Into the hands see a on street cept a new road and bridge made by the family Y., visiting iht to dead body the of dlot at Oak Lawn. Judd house. ot as 1 Gilbert company FOR so capable a gentleman as I was in chair was manufacturing Eliakim and eccentric JVISTZD One day riding my and empowering the select- who for a number of Barnum,jan aged HilTIE lister Sage, a talented and practi- safe Georgetown, George Bartram, man, who has lived for in LET XjITS. lifted over a body. The only way men to deed them the old highway which been a for a New many years The Creamery will not he run liki a monopoly. Kail" prices aiiil fri)tient navmeiils will be cal on icnltuial and a years has salesman PATltuNS JIA1 HA VE A hTrLKMKNT AMOKTKN A s Til . writer agi topics, young to give alms to the poor, miserable ones passes between their factories and which DEATH OF JUDGE A. W. SANFORD. the family of Mrs Carter, died Monday the rule. CAH t KKsll.t, man The tanners ot that was on account of horses be- Haven carriage manufacturing company, of push and energy. is through the missionary society. One dangerous morning. The funeral was held on It bv the clatter of machin- After a long period of Judge h is left them to accept a similar position town jwlll undoubtedly rejoice, as will a was thrown over ing frightened Thursday and the burial was in the I'm- - But, Remember, day gentleman nearly ery. The selectmen were also empow- Albert W. Sanford passed away quietly with a Utica, N. Y., firm. He will be menu a market near at home. a and so a num ered to a new road machine if pawaug cemetery. the success of any eiiterpi is.; depends largely upon Hinntmt ot traniHCtel. A bridge, chair all, great buy they on Monday He was 79 of his labors in his new about is not like a farm. uece.- does not lie within the he deemed it evening. years gin position Creamery uitlepe.nileiit, Creamry, her pressed upon him, because gave expedient. and leaves one who has December 1. Mr Bartram has Mrs is her but rests with those who supply the milk ami ermim The larger anil more CHRISTMAS The enterprising Bridgeport age daughter many Ridge visiting daughter, your ot butter fats, the more I can j vy for them. With a one 10 cents." A largo number of Mrs John Beers. regular supply I In store for beggar THE COICII HILL FLAG RAISING. been his faithful comforter during his friends who will wish him great success FOR nlonhasa treat from various societies were delegates on he new . Hi" Couch Hill school followed suit years. For several years in nis connection. m s RlrinwIT BRIDGEPORT hard working newsboys. declining f kJt tJL v uuo h0r. CJ. .UUllI and societies were ,. - present other repre in HiDging the stars and Wliolesale il Monday was of shoultl not NEWSBOYS. Uei.Uzlng that in the nature ot stripes judge probate immediately pre The selectmen met in the Town several with her Mrs W. there is no reann why patrons Iip enconragiPatronageto Iheir henls, lntDnliice sented by letter. It was a gathering to the breeze on the highest point of hall, days daughter, better I)IohI year utter year, mi l make tariiiiim pay. the Christinas ot ':tl can be at best but ceding the present incumbent. consid- - White, in things ofjpoine of the nobkst Christian women laud iu town. As might have been ex last Wednesday, and transacted Weekeepeemee. of f row well I - a sorry one for the thousands poor, and of and each one received peeted the known reputation eraDie OUSintSS. Tnvi. arf nut frr a orniol rlanoo our time, profit of Miss the and ollister even "middle class" children ol the clly, the Maggie Flood, teacher, CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MATTERS. Sage- and instruction bv imparting the same her young tne occasion The Baptist church on Lundy's Lane on Friday evening, at the residence of l'n Ion w 111 proceed to load the branches of a bright pupils, to others. was one of rare interest. We give the On Sunday morning Rev Mr Child w ill cave a successful iubilee concert in the Seth Sanford Children for Christinas tree with presents for 'cm. program, every part pf which was well Cry Pitcher's Gastona. J to men, this the Town MIIKE AUDI T THAT 1)1)1 . rendered : preach young being day hall, Thursday evening. set for for men the Y their hat are also having severe ATTHE The grave of Phillips lirooks in National hvinn. bv the School. prayer young by Mrs Christina is iu very poor health. BETHEL- - factory. They illness. Her son Frank of Jack- The Monroe correspondent for the An Head of the ftag,"Nellie ltey nobis. M. C. A. In the he will the another ollice built, to be ued by the son. Mich., is with her. OF Mount Auburn is in ing," History Ma- - evening give GRAVE cemetery, sontn Sentinel has a wonderful Recitation, "The American flag," Frank The Methodist ladies' aid met, eeretary exclusively. W. II. X. l imagina first address on the course of the winter society Wakelte, A. Piatt and S. X. A BELOVED an old la.ihlniii.-i- lot, surrounded lone. M. E. of the hat firm of Brown tion, judging from his article concerning Recitation, "Our flag," Viola Wood. ' Christian leaders of modern times." this week, at the parsonage. MARY IS HOUSE CLEANING. Brown, Warner, after serving live weeks as jur- BISHOP. a plain iron fence. The only Recitation. "Flag ot the free," Victor Sullivan & Co., of Cincinnati, ()., was in town, ors in Xew Haven, were ly the mad dog. The facts are that the dog Recitation in concert, "All hail the land." Vi- Superior court, Is which was The W. C. T. U. met, on Thursday, Mary has been house cleaning since last weekThursday, looking after shapes excused this ad- ornament there, a bed ot myrtle, by was first seen ola Wood, Alien Reynolds, Mary Malone Last Sunday the communion made term, court having at Joseph Field's, worry Dora V Illinois. Mrs well since she for spring trade. II. W. Beecher and the mound Is thickly overgrown, anil the and especially interesting by the consecration with John Dorman. began. Mary enjoys journed. Saodford ing the poultry and one or two were kill Recitation, "The ship," Mary Lord. huck- Johnson were summoned as at the w house cleaning better than picking jurors flowers hich friends supply abundantly and over Song bv the school. of Dea F. H. Brewer. In the evening the C. J. has erected a very hand WOLF PITS. Common 1'lras ed. After that he came to Stepney Recital ion, "I'nion and liberty," Dora Wil- Hughes leberries or and when court, criminal side.which fresh. There are Innumerable visitors liams. chapel was filled with those who caneto some marble cross at the of the having company, convened on Monday, November C. keep chasing a few hens at Mr Farnham's,bu grave she has not had of her own she has moved from and luu Recitation, "Our native land," Warren Wood, hear an address on the work of the Sal Un- any has Truman Hubbell the Mrs to the great churchman' grave, the show no of maduess. The dog Nellie late Frank Parkinson Benjamin, in ( amp has returned to her ing signs Recitation, "Liberty," Reynolds. been known to borrow. But then Stevens to Plumtree. tr rel bushels that stand on each side of the Recitation, "The dear old flag," John Rey- vation by Miss one of its ion cross on a Mary place home Hl.ei with her sUter. Mrs went then down to Lower and Army Agnew, cemetery. The stands Ru-sel- Stepney nolds. is stout and strong and of course we II. B. l. in g itc have been almost bereft ot their tollage land ,ot our Viola officers and assistant editor of the War marble on which is inscribed the Mrs Fairchild and son, Eddie, Bridgeport. raided some hen yards there. Keturning Recitation, "The birth," pedestal have to say and can move a stove E. A. Piatt i Mr and Mrs In search of mementoes. Wood. Cry. At the close of her remarks the in name and date of birth and death. The young, are for W. II. l'latt"s farm visiting by persons lie went, over to O. II. Hull's and had Rccitation,"Our flag is there," Lottie Gorham. about as as a tack and a deal caring Charles Squire in Hartford. "Freedom's Thomas Ma- terest was so that she responded to is so and easy good while he is brush with Cleveland,'' M Recitation, Jubilee," great material pure and white, the in same manner. But a away. Amos MircheU with hie THAT The vivacious Editor ol lone. the then she is spent Sunday liyington the urgent invitation to continue, by giv so chaste and that it j H. P. Mitchell. Hull's line collie, but, instead ot going liaising ot the flag by Freddie Wood. design beautiful, jort time this time Mr Seeber entertains company from father, NORWALK the Norwalk (iaette in writing an account of her connection with getting through M from the place, went into the wood The exercises closed by singing the ing calls iortn many expressions ot admira she rs George X. Piatt has returned to Hartford Courunt's away and Miss was as (probably afraid would have compa York state. her home EDITOR, about the connected to the main house, au "Star spangled banner," appropriate the Army. Agnew pleased tion from all who see it. after visiting her daughter in own house, remarks E. P. Shaw. the close of ny come) but the inevitable Thanksgiv has New and other friend in Nor- birthday, has a word to say about his wa by By with her visit here, as the people were Mrs Morgan entertained company. Jersey the door being closed after him, he the week every school in town will fly Stratford was well represented at the ing day is coming, so she will probably walk, Stamford and Xew Haven. newspaper experience. Ho writes "It will charmed with her. a fine monument made prisoner. He was kept there all the star spangled banner, furnishing a Christian Endeavor gathering at Bridge finish up some time this week. Edward Mead has had Mrs Procror Warner is the guest of next Unit Its See-lev- he !i years ago spring present day Sunday. Just at night Mr Hull had daily object lesson in patriotism for the The missionary tea to have been"given last week." erected to the memory of his wife. Mrs Frank E. tins tuture citizens ot our common- port, proprietor entered olllcu of the (iazcttc him killed, and no gun or firearms of any glorious last was one week. TWO WEDDINGS. and"devil" wealth. evening postponed Wheeler is able to be about W. II. Piatt is visiting in Bridgeport as reporter, composltor.pressman kind were used. The dog was of medium Benjamin November 2, at Next the Christian some Married, Thursday, and other placss. all combined. Without a break, Iu has com black and tan similar to a Mrs F. J. has recovered Tuesday evening and perform light work. the Rev size, shepherd Bradley fully semi-annu- al Congregational parsonage by SOUTHFORP. it to the time. from severe la Endeavor society holds its Mr and Mrs William Brown have been tinned a laborer upon present dog, but not as line in make up as the her recent illness and able John W. Beach continues to improve, Henry L. Slack, William S. Judd and In Connect-prio- r to be about the house once more. meeting for election of officers and other There whip several papers started collies of this vicinity. No sheep were but is not able to get out. Miss Susan Stone, both of this town. visiting in New York City. as we The item in last week's Bee in relation business. This promises to be unusually to I.sihi, but none, so tar know, mixed up iu this dog event. Mrs R. J. Wildman is in York state I . B. Wheeler has already killed his to Emory Sanford going into business in interesting. There have been mayiy ad- D. C. Wood has raised over 100,000 Married, Wednesday, November 1, at fine save The Commit and (iaette, which her who is sitk. porkers, and is rapairing his dam at have return- Bridgeport will need to be corrected. ditions to its of late. this season. the Congregational parsonage by R2V caring for mother, his iee A have so long a life ot unbroken publication." Mr and Mrs George Coley At the last moment the came membership, cabbages pond. good farmer always ed to a month enterprise Henry L. Slack, Alfred E. Bevans of keeps ahewd of his work, and that is Kdltor Itylngton Is apparently as much in their home, having spent to naught, owing to some hitch about William Bristol's barn took tire a few Mr the A SUDDEN DEATH. Newtown to Miss Clara B. Comstock of what Wheeler does. love with Ids profession, as In his younger in Bridgeport. building he expected to hire. days since, but was discovered in time to of this town. EASTON. and are home Henry Sanford, president Adams The news of the. death of Major Piatt prevent serious damage. days. Mrs Hates family again, express company, visited his relatives on in of New York, camelto the old residents BRING ALONG A STEAM PIANO. S0UTHBURY. The carried about the pleasant cottage. the Ridge, Monday. He was accompan- Mrsr W. N. Ely and daughter will spend THE republicans ied his of the suddenness, lu the state elections Mr Mrs Sarcuel Powell are by grandson, Harry. village, Witjireat the winter in New York. About 30 or 40 of the Danbury wheel STATE evervth'ng and visiting week. He el- The cards are out for the of last was stepping onto the club members visited last week marriage B. ELECTIONS-o- Tuesday. May nurd was de- old friends in Stony Brook, L. I. Mrs Frank Beers has been ill. Bethel, Miss Al ice L. Can field and Wallace J. Bremian has painted his house MONROE. evator at his place of business. He fell on their I. in a neat and attractive in New Y ork votes und the re. Friday evening, wheels, and colors, making feated by so,(i Miss Emily Seely has returned from down two stories to the basement. He J. W. Dufour has on exhibition tur Davis, on Wednesday evening, Novem- looking residence. Jlo.utiO. In with their squawkers all in good working publicans elected their ticket by Ansonia. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MATTERS. was taken unconscious and to ber 15, at 8.30 o'clock. up taken nips weighing eight pounds. order, and from the noise they made one Ilrooklyn Mayor lloody, democrat, was do A. II. Eutz will occupy the pulpit of Bellevue He lived two Miss Osborne has visited the fam- hospital. days. is Hon A. B. Judd will would have thought that Bedlam had EUCKLZH'S ASSICA SALVE. touted by Schleren, republican. Orcenhulge, May the Congregational church for the next He had fractured his skull and broken It reported that ily of Frank Hubbard of Bridgeport, at- three Sabbaths. lecture before the athletic club been let loose. The next time they come In New Haven Countv. The best salve in the world tor braises republican, was elected governor of Massa- his arm and himself The Eagle cuts, the convention of the Christian Y. S. C. E. will a hurt internally. is we hope will a steam calliope sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever sores, tetter chusetts 3.",tnK) New tending The P. have sociable and their friends at an early day. It they bring chapped hands, chilblains, corns, aud all skin by plurality. Jersey, 10-ce- funeral services were Kndeavor. and supper at the church parlors held, Wednesday the will true as Mr and let one man do the playing. eruptions and postively cures piles or no pay were carried the hoped report prove SOUTH BRITAIN. n, Iowa and rennsylvanla by on Wednesday November 15. at his residence in New York. required. It is guaranteed to give perfect evening, evening, Judd is a man of rare and a fine or money refunded. Price 25c republicans, the latter by l'2t,uu0. Virginia Misses Kttie and Carrie Hull have All are cordially invited. ability been box. For bv E. F. orator. He was a member of the last Carpenters have repairing the SCHOOL MATTERS. sale Hawlev. and Mar) land went solidly democratic. The spent a few days iu Bridgeport, guests of done to arjid and when he addressed the damage Hickok's block by tne . At the school held republicans elected their ticket In Chicago, Mrs Eugene Botsford. E. B. Beardsley C. McE. Beards-le- y A HALLOWE'EN TARTY. Legislature some since. meeting Thursday have in House on was sure of a fire, time evening in the Center district it was vot- IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT. (Jury, who opposed the anarch. gone into partnership the any subject electing Judge Mrs of Newtown is butcher business. A charming Hallowe'en party was ed that the committee procure a sufficient - Sylvia Northrop large and interested audience. St Thomas' society are having the par- number of seats to I receive subscriptions for the Ladies- Home lts. Mrs Moses Hull. given Tuesday evening, at the residence accommodate the New visiting her daughter, Mrs W. Toole returned to New York, of Charles Clucas. ish house repainted. L. Merritt, the scholars and call on voter of the dis Journal, all the York papers ; In fact every Among those There was a large attendance at the any in the United and will DOGS logs continue to play havoc with Mrs Hanford Johnson and Miss Lillie on Tuesday. present were Mr and Mrs J. Hartshorne, is doing the work. trict to assist him in making any neces paper published States, harvest festival in the Methodist church, painter, take care of your subscription just as well as if VERSUS sheep about Connecticut. Dogs got visited in While returning from Stepney, Mrs A. the Pearsalls, Messrs Mills, Mr and Mrs sary changes. have Derby. Wheeler was thrown from the H. S. Glover last Sunday evening. Henry Osborne has had his buildings sent to the publisher direct, thus relieving yon of SHEEP, into Edgar N. Spauldtng'a flock at wagon the trouble of of New Haven is visit- and with no bones on Elm street connected with the sewer The Magazine club held its annual writing. George Clingan fortunately escaped J- - - Suftleld a lew nights since. He had a small but the was a Whooping cough seems to be quite meeting, Monday evening. The number J0HS N0RTHE0P, at Kewtovn Postoffiea- Mrs Thomas broken, wagon almost CHRYSANTHEMUMS. system, which runs through that street. about same as last flock of high grade sheep.and dogs fell among ing Clingan. wreck. prevalent about town. promises the year. It The first chrysanthemum exhibition of some has been the best arrangement for good ISTRICT ot XEWTOWX. ss. PROBATE thorn and killed one of them. On the David Hall and have visited at Mrs wishes to extend thanks to Chauncey Donalds has had need 1. every family Frey the Fairfield horticultural society was a The Osceolas have reorganized their readiDg at a moderate rate ever tried COL'RT. November the Connecticut Karmer re- Mallett Hall's. all those who have helped her during success most ed repairs and alterations made to the here for 2 each We five Estate ot SARAH E. SHERMAN, late ot New dog question and since beyond the sanguine expec- football team, and will be glad to meet per year. have town in said District,. we are to her sickness. She feels their of of ex- of his tenement house on Pros- or six of the monthlies aud two mark: "Connecticut dogs, sorry is an addit- is now tations any the members. The of the outside teams who will chimneys leading l"loii the application of the executor of said Edward Corning building kindness very much. She able hibit of the of autumn would any notify street. Andrew the ma- illustrated weeklies. (.state praying this court to apnoint a trustee say, show no satisfactory evlilencesof reform, and to and queen have a a pect J. Hallock, to funds of estate as ion to the house of Mrs Susan Osborne. willing work hopes the good been creditable to a much them of desire to play match game. Dea wife - receive the said per ap- to the as op- will still her. larger place son, did the work. Hoj't and returned home,Mon- plication on file more fully appears, it is but eontlnire exterminate sheep people patronize than Fairfield. It was a beau- an of two certainly . Joseph Teller has moved into Mrs day, alter absence about Ordered That said application be heard portunity offers, with an occasional human S0UTHP0RT. tiful collection, too varied to describe. Andrew J. Hallock is having his house months in the fair. and determined at the Probate Office, Booth's house. taking in Newtown in distric-t.o- 11th lunch by way of variety, t'p in Winsted the The large hall over Mr Betts' store was on Divsion street S. An- Dea N. W. Mitchell Mrs said the dav ot filled repainted. C entertained November, at I o'clock in the after two of them tackled a servant A GROWING BUSINESS. TEUMBULL. with plants and cut flowers from Robert B. French and wife are occu men of Gov Morris and Mrs Julius of noon, and notice be riven of the pen- other evening, thi3 from Mr Oilman of Black drews' Danbury are doing the Appleton that ear off and The business of C. O. Jelliff & village, a of Springfield at dinner, last dancy ot said application, ami the time and girl, bit one entirely liberally grocery Rock, Mr Hubbell of Stratfleld and Mr pying part Mrs Fanny Peck's house work Friday. place of bearing thereon, by publishing and These Co., has for the last six months increased on Main Mrs Merwin of Bridgeport is visiting the same one titue in some newspaper hav- sampled her face, arms, body legs. Horn of Southport. One chrysanthemum street. . - in so much that they have been obliged to five 10 uuax iau ....uo see uie ,, vi..enrys- with Mrs G. W. Fairchild. ing a circulation said district, at least two have fortunately been killed, but what in block l'OPULATION INCREASING. measured feet and inches across uiptay Ave days before the time for said hearing. open the wen store the Jelliff it and had 530 flowers on Mrs Charles B. Curtis gave a very anthemums at the house, this aft-- Mrs P. B. Averill is from a MICHAEL. BRADLEY. use man In a civilized community has for and will stock it and have it to of Trumbull open it. The parish recovering J. Judge. auy up ready The population mut be shamrock and Scotch heather were ex- pleasant chrysanthemum reception, a few ernoon and uch or open Saturday, November 11, with one on the for the schools seem to evening. brutes, whatexcusolorkeeplngthera, increase, hibited by Miss D. Glover. Some plants days since, at her residence- - on Main 11 of the largest stocks of any store in town. be full of children. White Plains school ... is not reported. he has any property that were awarded premiums. The I imam a, vriioeru una reiuru.u iruui Nothing but the very best of everything lias accommodations for all the now society Street - Is entitled to the last cent of it." pupils are under great obligations to Mr and a lew days visit in JNew xorKUity. SEE girl fairly on hand. in attendance. The demand for tene- Mrs for the S2E5 there should be still more strin- is Wright premiums donated by Pequonnock council, O. U. A. M., were ...... We believe Mrs Charles Meeker, who has been ments in the country increasing. them for the exhibition. " -m ,..,.' the dog, the recently visited by the newly appointed , gent legislation against especially with friends in New York and Brooklyn, dlar.rier. riVniirv.L Monroe Wldo. nt ijuum . mciuo niw. hiiuis uuieu sheep-killin- He has done much to ruin meet- ' ' t r r : . i . . . i. - .. r . . . i is dog. returned home, Monday evening. Daniel's Farm Endeavor prayer . AT ST PALL'S. - s What Trfi.o-or.ort- I ilk.u- uuuBC uu oixaiu Bbreei, ue&r wie the in this statn. Mrs Smith, who is next to C. ing, Tuesday evening, was led by the On Rev .. . . . Bheep industry building of the Trumbull John Sunday morning, Mr Jones Sooysmith'8,is seeking to buy more prop- president society, gave a sermon on the healing of the blind near W. Beach. The schoolbouse was u,u.-.- erty li. Meeker's. nearly man, from St John 9:38, "Lord, I be- Christ All Saints The ser-- u lu. Farms school was tilled and the meeting was an excellent lieve." church, day. The Green's closed, one. are held two weeks mnn wo. nreached hv Mr Pond nd towu uuu uow 01 vu,u " The Pulse of the People. Friday afternoon. Miss Barton was in Meetings every On All Saint's service was Rv on Tuesday evenings, if pleasant; if day held at music was furnished the her relatives in this place. Westport. on 9 a. m. The Holy Communion was ad- delightful by stormy, the next fair evening. The solos Mrs Miss Austin Jennings and family have clos- have stood these meet- ministered and a short address appropri- choir, with by Brown and J. Mark Ives who has charge of the THE SABBATH DAT. ed their Farms home and are in people loyally by ate to the was made retstor. Green's ings in the past, and the indications are day by the Curtis. leather department at Andrews, Macken Bridgeport for the winter and will not After the services, the annual of & '8 that they are likely to do so. Other meeting street is zie Co. factory, has moved bis fami jike buzz. return until the first of April. families are ' interested and members of the guild was held in the par- The King crossing closed, Ithe becoming ish room officers en- ly from Danbury into the house with P. C. Meeker will move back to South-po- rt there is no reason much can and elected for the while the contractors are putting in the why good were mon- A. on avenue. in about two weeks. , not be done these suing year. Reports read and stone the Roberts, Elgin Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants The Christian who keeps the 8abbath day through meetings ey raised from various sources was shown abutments,' thereby causing and finds in it only a ot free- John J. Alvord is in New Anything that is the worth doing costs residents of that inconven Last week the festi- and Children. contains neither nor holy day spiritualno traveling to be over $500. Mrs Samuel Glover was locality great Wednesday being It Opium, DIorphine dom and exalted enjoyment needs legisla- York state for a few weeks. effort. who are of were in tion for him ; but the carnal and lawless must elected president again after an absence ience, especially those driving val All Saints, services held other Karcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute now from busi- Sarah A. Falconer of W. Daniel Ward is up an exten- I restrained as ever, The schooner, puttiag of more than a in . be worldly VV. year, traveling Europe. teams. It entails an extra drive of a St Thomas' church at 10.30 o'clock ness and debasing pleasures or there can be B. Meeker's line, B. Wilson, left for sion to his mill. N. French is s for Drops, and Castor Oil. tor Capt doing St Mary's-by-the-S- is Paregoric, Soothing Syrups, no Sabbath rest or enjoyment any. Socle, New with one of the the work. j closed for the quarter of a mile at least, to reach the Mass was also said in St Mary's church must protect itself against Sabbath desecra- York, Friday, larg- V,' winter. Ten from Black Rock It is Pleasant. Its is years use tv other evil. est loads of the season. She left about Mrs Brinsmade has been visit- persons Main street. j at 7 o'clock in the morning. guarantee thirty by tion as against any Lewis were at St Paul's, Sunday Is Certain principles must be insisted upon as 100 barrels on the dock which ehe was ing Mrs L. Nichols of Long Hill. morning. Bullions of Mothers. Castoria the Children's Panacea eisentlal to the proper observance ol the Sab will Sat- The railroad company have settled Mrs Frank Schoonmaker is under the ol and whioh unable to put pn. She return, John of the Trum- M. L. btfh. Works necessity charity and Novem- Beach, president Architect Van Home has moved with the estate for the land doctor's cate. the Mother's Friend. not to do would violate the law ot Uod, do not urday night, load Monday, bull to visit Chestnut to and is now 128 Sterling they but hallow it. But men have no ber 13. society, expects Bridgeport domiciled at s i, ..i : v. : .u n l dishonor, and them- Hill Y. P. S. C. ., next week Thursday Norman street. require luc r, R h d h, harness moral right to work, buy, sell, give Monroe and returned ioriuecuaiigciuu.giiw.yau Castoria. Castoria. selves up to pleasure, Just the same as they E. daughter have evening. It is to be hoped that all will At a of the last King street crossing. It is reported that new In the be-- c meeting firemen, week, business into the building erected do and should do for six days week, to New York for the winter. try to be present. new is so well tochildren that Castoria cures Colic, Cuostipaticm, to do so is to Injure society and to dis- eight members were initiated, mak the damage to the Thompson estate for him on Elm street. x "Castoria adapted iue should be a sea Mrs C. A. returned to New a of 29 for I recommend it as toany prescription Sour Stomach, DiarrhcBa, Eructation, honor Uod. The Seventh day Rapallo CHESTNUT HILL. ing total good men and true. It the same purpose will be left out to ar superior on ol rest and quiet, tor moral instruction York, Thursday. was voted to a suc known to me." H. A. Abcbkb, M. D., Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di- and wrongs itself and purchase powerful bitration. Died, Thursday, November 2, Lois C, and worship, society Theodore Mallett has his new barn . Oxford X. T. gestion. to its own degradation and ruin, complet- tion pump, especially suited to their wife of James Sherman. Her funeral l'.lSo. St., Brooklyn, consents The ed and all bis which needs Without Injurious medication. when it permits It to become otherwise. PLATT3VILLE, buildings newly painted, at present, with suction hose and 2 of the Sabbath must be heeded. O. O. is a to bis new borne. 200 feet of four-inc- h was attended Friday afternoon at law great improvement hose. REDDING- - " The uso of 'Castoria' is so universal and Wright. Miss WEST o'clock, from her late home on Center A number of young people from this Emma Wakeman is home after a its merits so well known that it teems a work "For several years I have recommeDded STEVENSON. six weeks' tour in West. Rev Charles A. Knesal of the e place attended the party at Harry the street, of supererogation to endorse it. Few are the your 'Castoria, and shall always contia-u- t LOOKING BACKWARD. of families who do Dot Castoria I Bowles, in Tashua, last week. Miss Minnie Burr began her duties as A RECKLESS DRIVER. ' Methodist church, which deceased intelligent keep do so as It has invariably produced bewVi Rumor has it that II. E. Bradley is to school in within reach." Mr and Mrs Henry Hurd and Mrs Por- move New teacher the Middle district, was a devout member, officiating. easy results." to York City. weeK. Carlob --dAHTnr, D. Eowur T. SL IX, Mr Editor: In casting about for something ter of Bridgeport have visited Mrs E. N. Mrs James Bennett of is tnis While driving through Little York, D, Pudcx, to write about, and work off the divine (or Bridgeport Exercises was A delegation of the Bethel fire depart- New York City. 15th Street and 7th Avt, New York C'r 1 can no title tor these Taylor. her Stiles Lovcland. by the Sunday school,' of oue day last week, Mrs E. Durgy other afflatus), suggest visiting brother, unusual interest.will fo. m a ment went to to n ilronninRH, but "The Vaporings ot Miss Kitty Galloway attended the an- James Wheeler is loading a car of feature of' nfn h rPPkless drivinsr vouhg Westport, Tuesday, Ths Cxhtjlcr CoiTPAjrr, 77 Xoiut SnuDR; Kxw You Orr One otthe 1'eople." And no doubt all who have nual convention of the Christian Endeav Web Down a St take in a in that town. --.iUni to read, will consider them such. cider apples. has loaded CnUan. Her buggy was overturned and part parade the condi-- or nnion held In Bridgeport, last week a car at the same and also one at ?gitto2lffi??hrVM' While we are considering present place with a & hav--of 9 - - wrecked. She Mackenzie Co. are .I.... our eouiltrV. iir llliiUKULB hi ii reniwii- Monroe B- Betts has a number of fine j adly escaped Andrews Wakeman Bradley has the barn paintings an addition built on the case room ot iSS and contents near t'he new 6dam, which John Sherwood has returned from the principal buildings in Chicago tJ sprained had and some severe bruises, ing .Templars was held in East Biidgeport, late residence, Wednesday. The inter NKVI)V,VLJUNN., MIL 0. was in Mountain Grove 30 CASES WERE OPENED THIS WEEK Thursday, November merit cemetery M. ' - THE D READ FRIDAY, NO VEMBEH 10.18P8. AT THE COMPANY, A SUNDAY SCHOOL SERVICE. WITH THE DUMB BELLS. CUHJUliA rio.N. The monthly Sunday school mission- who such a COPELAND UiO The Academy boys gave JANUARY 1. 1882, ary service at the Congregational church of skill with dumb bells LAST WEEK. U.CO line exhibition will be held on Sunday night and will at the entertainment last Thursday even ef- have '"Sunday school missionary ing were, Henry Moore, Harry Mason, BRO'S. CO. AlTiiirs About Town. forts" as its subject. In addition to a Hodo Warner. Harrv Curtis, James will -- well arranged program, the service Nichols, Koy Piatt, Arthur Reynolds, 0F- conclude with an address Rev Mr Arthur THE PEOPLE'S COSNER. by Clarence Beardsley,Charles Gay, gATIN pOlTILLES. Barker. The hour will be 7.30 and a Day, Louis Briscoe and Arthur Moore Shoes, Slippers and Rubbers. invitation to the is Boots, ol MIl.i.INKKY AM CLOAKS. general public A wool fabric self-c- The order of service will be as The News has had an elec of "Fales"shoe 278 Main GOODS with satin face, small, Just opposite the soldiers' monu Danbury The entire bankrupt stock store, St., DRY follows : trie clock in the tower of their ment, at Main meet, Dunbury is a put Ct., opposite Barnum's theatre, has been bought by ored dots, reduced in from $1.00 to Hymn. which is run by the electric Bridgeport, price It la worth seeing if you building, C. H. his own for cash. He will close it out at his AND large display. Prayer, Pastor. time from the Store of Rider, Bry Bennett at price are out mid a full Choir. plant of shoes 75 CENTS. chopping comprises Selection, ant & Co. It excellent satisfac shoe store, 367 Main Street. Three pairs at the price of line of and cloaks In the lead- Scripture, Deut. it: "The command to gives millinery is of all work and one Men's and boots and shoes, custom made by Fales, Stern & Harris are the firm, teach tiod's word to the children." tion, and typical goods pair. Boys' CARPETS. ing style. sold this house. are Ladies' French Kid made Bald- and invite a careful Inspection and cor- Address, superintendent. by jewelry They Meriden, Conn., and Fine shoes, by Selection, Choir. regulating several of these clocks about & and J. N Smith & Brothers QOSTUME QLOTH, dial icceptlon. The very llt'st Sunday schools. win Lambkin, Milford, Ct., Murphy The work ot Robert Kuikos, toumlcr ot ttie Danbur'. r of Lynn, Mass. Hu.-- & Knapp of liridgeport pay inter- modern A Sunday school. in in a first twilled fabric, cloth finish, at est on deposits made with them, subject Hymn. Ladies' warm shoes and slippers; fact everything usually kept Sun- Fairfield Chat. Goods Sale to checks. Formation and work ot the American County class shoe store will be closed out at this bankrupt sale. Special Dress 40 CENTS A YARD. day .school union. r0 pieces striped lioncle Suiting 25 ets., Conceit exercises, the work ot the Congre worth 50 cts. NOTES FROM ST ROSE'S. - tjut ional Sunday school and puhticat ion soci- BROOKFIELD- Ii 50 pieces double width Iridescent suitings a Ask to see it. 25c; value at 50c. a ety. good mm mm mmmm Thanksgiving night, promises lively Statistics ot schools. 39 Flannel well worth Sunday .miss ;kif KIN- -1 li MAXSKI pieces suiting, time at St Patrick's hall, when a rallle Ilyiiin. 50c; closing at 2!lc. A new invoice for u ladies' handsome gold watch will Mission work in liriilgeport, M. C. ltodgers. One of the largest weddings in St 367 MAIN STREET, 45 pieces wide vale blue Storm Serge, all of take Father Fox announced on Sunday schools in rural sclioolhouses, Paul's for was that of Miss wool, 3iiuj same as sold at 5oc. place. F. lluneouibc. sonje time, Storm and at all that the ladies (ienrge Griflin and Howard Mansfield, Serges Hop Sackings pri Sunday following young Home study ot the Hiblc. (a) Power of the Edith l)r - ces, from 50e up. gTYLISH )RESS QOODS had entered the coolest, to see which home as a Itible school. Systematic, home on Wednesday, Kev Mr Whitcome per- BKIDGEPORT, COM. A full line ot Dress Flannels in all shades at could sell the most tickets: Miss Klla Hihle study, (c) The course ot home liible forming the ceremony. The couple 25c, 39c and 50c. AT 21 CENTS A YARD. n Blue all 50c; Lynch of lleikshire. Miss Mary llarri-gu- study. stood between two banks of Chrysan- Flannel, wool, regular 75c quality. of Sandy Hook, Misses Kate and Hymn. many very tine A Sunday sellout among the North Carolina themums, containing Our 50c line ot Dress Goods la very com A dress of Maggie Lynch of Newtown Street. mountains. varieties. The bride was dressed in a Parker Davis plete and the styles and colorings are the pattern eight yards Since Sunday Miss Mary lieady of llaw- Address by pastor. handsome figured white silk, wearing a same as you will find in $1 goods, v 40 FOR ley ville has also entered the contest. Collection. to the floor. Her In the and goods we have the lat 81.68. veil, reaching sister, 366 Main street. "5c The of most Hymn. est designs and colorings at and $1. young lady disposing the . Miss Mattie, and Miss Grace Hawes of BRIDGEPORT, CONN. We invite your inspection to our line ol ticke ts is to he the recipient of a gold Bridgeport, acted as maids of honor. Serges, Henriettas, iroadcloths, Epengaline so there - a lively rivalry for The ushers were Drs Ambler of Brook- Diamonds, Watches, and OYELTY watch, THE ST ROSE DRUM CORPS. Jewelry, Diagonals. "gDITINGS. Thank-givin- g a All the latest novelties in Persian Robes. tlrst. honors. On eve, lyn, and Bennett of Danbury, both class- STERLING SILVER NOVELTIES, CUT GLASS, dance is to be given in St Patrick' hall mates of the groom in the Medical w At the of the St Pose Clocks, i and on Thanksgiving night a dance ill monthly meeting college. MrBogers of Danbury presid- Lamps, Our collection comprises not drum ji, was voted to hold their many patterns also take place at the close of the rallle corps, ed at the organ, giving some fine selec- Art Pottery for Wedding and Xmas Gifts. to be annual sociable in the Town hall on HOSIERY. found elsewhere. They are fast ill the hall. tions, during the seating of the large WE INVITE INSPECTION. eve. It is not necessary Thanksgiving audience. The bridal party matched WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF FISE REPAIRING. for the to a or hire 12 1.2c 3 25c DEATH OF MISS CARROLL. boys employ printer to the chancel in step with appro- Ladies' last black Hose, pair lor a to advertise their sociable as the slowly Ladies' fast black seamless, 2 pairs lor 25c press priate music from the organ. The wed- Sad indeed to the relatives and friends, sociables of the are guarantee as to worth double the price. past ding inarch was played as a recessional. for :5 dozen 4 thread British hose for Children was the. Hidden death of Miss the of the to a hdren Cry Pitcher's Gaston? QIIANGEABL gURAHS ability boys give good After the ceremony the invited guests at 25c; regular 50c goods. Alicia .1. Carroll, which occurred at time. Come one and best ' all, bring your gathered at the residence of the bride's we expect to join the Council of Daugh the house of F. J. Terrell on Huntington Boys' double knee bicycle hose, fast black. Waterbiiry, on lat Friday afternoon. and before I1. avenue. heel and roes, at 19c, at 25c. In all the new fall girl, enjoy yourself partaking parents, which was filled to its utmost ters of Iiberty, too. '1. Gilmore of cheap combinations, Miss Carroll was visiting the family of of We will you The auction sale of the stock of the 100 dozen Gent's Natural gray Camel's Hair your turkey. guarantee 211 by actual count, being New Haven and Mrs Sarah Blimi of at .1 lines K. there, anil was taken will to home, in the wee capacity, insolvent firm of the Erchell Co. was halt hose, improved round heels, seamless, ONLY 50 CENTS A YARD. Madigin return your the usual are the and 50c. five before present. After congratulations Bridgeport among speakers last for a few 25c; worth sick with diphtheria only days sma' hours, satisfied that the boys can know are adjourned, Friday, days all were well served with a Hue collation they what they talking about. i at the of the who are her death. Medical aid was summoned if the times are hard. The request company, please you, of for the inner man. The Lots of good stirring music Everj b idy anxious to make an arrangement to set- -' and done to ward to good things everything possible committee will leave nothing undone on 4.1.1 via. come. tie their affairs. 1V couple left the train, the dread disease, hut without avail. make a Hair of season. Fur- happy this the the for Ou their re- BARGAINS The v a i hroi to Hook Danbury, Washington. Clarence Kadclifte has returned from body glit Sandy ther part iculars later. 'onimittec. turn will make it their home in NEW FAIRFIELD. THE. D.M. on and the funeral was they the World's fair. READ COMPANY, Friday evening where the doctor is en- IN held from the hoiie, Saturday morning Georgetown, ladies are cushions OVER NINETY DOLLARS- in his The bridal The busy makiDg lilSCOVi'INLlNG A roSTOFKICK. at S.;!0 Father Fox gaged profession. o'clock, ofllciating. were too numerous to mention for the Methodist church. Miss Carroll was the daughter of Mrs presents UNDERWEAR. The took in a little over $!)0 at the useful and orna- Miss C. E. Cook has returned to Postmaster Tweedy of Danburv, received CONN. Patrick Carroll of the Hook, and wn, Academy including valuable, J.ong official notification that the poatoltice at Ualls BRIDGEPORT, its entertainment, last week, and cleared mental. Hill, at Mrs John Wade's, and is prepar- l'onii will bo discontinue! November 1". Mail nine years old. This death conies with addressed to will bo sent to sum of sS.'i..Ml. (that postofliee addi d force to the circle as it, is the handsome This ed to do all kinds of dress making. New t'aii lield, unless it Is desired to nave it family MIUM'INU AWAY CIDER Al'I'l.ES. retained at Postmaster Pierce ot rclent-li's-- amount., as is well known, goes towards Danbury. Co. the second daughter (bat death's i Halls Pond has sent in his resignation and the The Copeland Brother's of the erection in trade HUNTINGTON- - to iind to band has icnioved within the past defraving the expenses .Something unusual the apple department has been unable anyone of the new class and the contri Is the shipment of several car loads of take his place. There is little uiRil received lime month-- . Mrs Carrol has the room, at the ofth e there. The New Fairfield carrier BRIDGEPORT. cider to Western New York. n butions made w out apples Kev George H. Hubbard, a returned has delivered the Iialls Pond pouch after ko-i- Minpathv of a lai ge circle of friends in already nearly ipes Seth Keeler hits sent a car loud of to New Fairfield. His route will now end GIGANTIC the debt on tin.1 just from China, will' in I hi- - ii lllict ieti. building. seconds, for to the same missionary preach at the latter place. Danbury News. evaporating, next Sun point. the Congregational church, died in the same house and the funeral MISS HAWLEY -- ME KEELEE day, November 12. was a week from the of the first A :: :: llliATH OF MKS HAIiUY I'Kf'K. day ND (TVERCOAT SALE. HATTERTOWN The Congregational choir, under the Litchfield JSews. funeral. Both funerals were largely at- (die of the pleasante-- t home weddings The funeral of Mrs Harry Peck took County 1 leadership of Paul Kehnburg, with the tended. Mr Minor was uncle to Herbert that, has taken place in town for a long place on Tuesday, at ;!0 p. m., Kev Mr Lawrence The deceased of others, will give a pink tea, intei- - Minor's time wa9 that, of Miss Clara and oiliciating. help grandfather. llawley O. K. of Xorwalk has was one of three with tine music. The WASHINGTON- - Clarence on The cer- Morgan bought nonagenarians living, spersed proceeds Keeler, Tuesday. as they have all their lives, within n few a new Five members of the Y. All of our odd sizes in Suits, Trousers and Overcoats we have - ki-a- the dohti (Gilbert cider and mill, to towards organ. The Bridgewater Hez- h shingle Fair-chil- d, go buying emony was performed by Filler rods of each other. Mrs Harmon THE OLD .SKEI.EY PLACE. l S. C. attended the con- and the cider mill is now in running order. in and entertainment will be about November E., Bridgeport on a table themselves and have a them U.ivis of New llritain in the presence ill, the oldest person town, were placed by put price upon Later Mr Morgan intends to revive the Isaac Lockvvood, !)2. The deceased has 23. Come one, come all, and help a What is known as the Polly Seeley vention, Wednesday. They Henry of about Id of the relatives and friends C. Miss Miss that will ensure an immediate sale, even in these hard times. gti-- t mill. The saw mill will be always been a very worthy and consist- good cause. farm, bought a year ago or so by Andrew Sanford and sister, Mabel, of the bridegroom. Charles 1J. Havvley ready for work in a week or two. Mr Morgan ent member of the Congregational Siesseubytle of New York city, is carried Edna Mallory and Frank and George presided at, the piano, giving some until Iter in- READ THE FOLLOWING: has been out cider for the last church, always attending MONROE. on Robert his, son-in-la- Mr Frost. At the meeting, Sunday evening, JUST music for the occasion. After grinding firmities prevented. She leaves but one by Irwin, week and a half. Mrs K. T. who has been Irwin is one of the patrons of the Echo the delegates gave a report of some of leceiving tin? congratulations of those child, Clarke, EAST VILLAGE. living with her for the past two years. Farm creamery. The hpuse on the place the doings of the convention. Overcoats sold now for $ 9.75; were $12, $13, $14. prnent; a I'm collation was s'tv d, af- is child The Bridgeport and Danbury papers There Miss May Peek, the only H. E. Plumb picked fresh cranberries has been been a Overcoats sold now for 11.75; were 16. ter the tirt veise of the well of her sou, the late S. Peck. The recently extensively repaired Mrs Annie Piatt has spending 14, 15, singing sent out a '"fake" story about J. II. Henry and tomatoes from his garden, this week. New Bills have been down and other wed- - known l,l'.lest be the tie that interment was in the old cemetery, south put week in New York and attended the Overcoats sold now for 14.75; were 16, 18, 20. hymn, lilaekman being waylaid by highway- made. Mr Irwin binds." The bride was arrayed in a be- of the Center. improvements raised, ing of Miss Nannie Wingfield. Suits sold now for 6.75; were 8, 10. men. It was a pure "fake." It would STONY HILL. this year, five acres of corn, one-ha- lf acre dress and looki d very MISS liliOWN Mli was coming traveling take a good sized highwayman to get WAIil). of three acres of oats and an Miss Genevieve Sanford home from Suits sold now for 9.75; were 11, 12, 13. nwi'ct and as all brides should. potatoes, happy, the. best of Constable Blacknian. John W. Ward and Miss Alice E. Ii. B. Clark and J. D. Vaill returned acre of and Washington, over Sunday, and with her Suits sold now for 11.75; were 14, 15, 16, 18. The took the LlStn-i- for rye. The buildings farm happy couple Brown of New Milford were united in from the West on last week Thursday. are in young lady friend, Miss Fenn. Child's New when' will make it their kept up good shape. Children's Suits at $1.50 up. pants for 25c. York, they Mrs Daniel Hall is friends in at 10 a. No where some time at the a of Hen home for the winter. The bride was visiting marriage m., Wednesday, they spent Mr Sanford of Ohio, nephew Waterburv. vember at the New World's fair and relatives. his uncle. well remembered a number of 8, Episcopal church, visiting Mli O'HAKA F.ESIGNS. ry Sanford, has been visiting This sals will last only until we have reduced this stock of odd by goodly the train tor a useful and valuable Milford, taking morning L. B. Clark has finished harvesting ov Frank and Frost a which at the on will not be presents. W. (.'. Johnson has the timber on the few at Hartford and other Manley O'Hara, having resigned as George spent part sizes, prices placed them, loug. day's sojourn er 100 bushels of turnips that he raised of last week with friends in Monroe. to build a new feed mill. His of interest. superintendent of the creamery, with Do not fail to call early, as a purchase will save you $3 to $5. Mrs Middlebrook removed her ground points this past season. Sidney cider mill is in active these George Watts expects to leave for Flori- A will be held in What is is our loss. . household from Hook to operation, fellowship meeting your gain goods Sandy Mr Johnson has oft a car da the 20th of the month in search of this week on She will make days. shipped John Ward of Obtuse was married on the Congregational church, Waterbury, Tuesday. of cider and to send oil" two or SHELTON. health. it home there this winter. expects Tuesday evening, to Miss Brown of New Friday. her more car loads. three Milford, at the home of the bride's par THE FEED COMPANY. Mr and Mrs Robert Beers of Colorado A FLOURISHING CUCltCH. PaMc Mrs and son, Cecil, of ents. are spending a few weeks in town. City ().(). Wright A. C. Hall has been confined to the last The building recently completed by Hook tire at Tautiti n, Mass., Mrs Burnard Lee, who has been visit At the Congregational church, - Handy house five weeks with rheumatism. the communion was ob- the Washington Feed and Supply Co., will two weeks her John for the six Sunday morning, CLOTHIITG- where they spend among ing son, I.ee, past served and 21 were received into the is partly filled with grain and several HOUSE, friends. weeks, to return to her Bethel church letter and on confession of WARREN. Willie son of VV. K. expects by cars are on the road consigned to the llawley, Hawley, home, soon. faith. Two infants were baptized. The 454 & 456 Main St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. is from a three week's sick were company. The first floor has been peti (Jate-- i were, stolen on Thursday night, improving services, morning and evening, THE FIRST SNOW STORM. ness with a Mrs John and Mr3 It. the of tioned off into bins, which are filled - from the places of Ber j unin Nichols and fever. llawley Mary largely attended, taxing capacity JOHN W. BYERS, Proprietor- of were recent the hall to its utmost. The meeting in directly from the car. The track being The first snow fell, last Saturday, not that occupied by David Penny. It. is a Hawley Brooklyn, guests at II. L. Foote's. the eaily evening of the Y. P. S. C. E. than the floor of the it is covering the ground, but combined with little late for a hallowe'en racket, k h E. G. Terrill has been laid up for two was well higher bins, attended and very interesting. an to trans- rain and hail made it but the same thieves stole a loud weeks with inflammatory rheumatism. At a held the easy matter, comparatively, anything pleas supposed meeting recently by fer the ant. of out of Mr 'ihds" lot on citizens of this were Among the entertainments and efforts grain. cabbage town, eight appoint for the this fall and several KIND Mrs C. W. Bach aod daughter, Miss to poor winter, THE Hallowe'en n'ght. ed confer with the railroad company young girls are securing money lor a DEATH OP GEORGE C. BLIiGESS. Mrs Swift and family left, Wednesday i Jennie, of Bridgepott, are guests for a and make an agreement with them for mitten and shoe and an enter- momma:, for their winter nome m uart- - 1 THAT CURES! fund, gave George C. died of cancer at Charles Cavanaugh of Walnut Tree few days at Klmshade. better facilities at Brookfleld Junction. tainment, last Friday afternoon, at the Burgess ford. residence of Mrs a. is. which the New Haven Friday morn ii American Hill, has taken the place in C. J. Wells' It is understood the committee have full lieardsley, hospital, Scientific was well attended. ing, about 70. Mr and Mrs Bur- F. P. Johnson w ill give a description shoe store at the Hook, made vacant by Prof C. S. Piatt's has been in- to transact all business. aged dairy authority The Lincoln Temple of Honor have went to New Haven last to of his 30 in the West the removal of Peter ch to Wood-lurr- y. creased the addition of a cow. had attached gess fall, day's sight seeing Lyi by Jersey Mrs Frank and their furniture by George live and at the Town Billiugham baby girl C. Bedient'for indebtedness on it, with their son, Frank, where the South, hall, Saturday from are of her they 11. : Bridgeport guests sister, having purchased it of him some two or deceased underwent treatment. evening, November All are invited. 1 Mrs Blakeslee and Miss Fanny Beers Mrs Onda Ocif. fa John II. Costello of Hook is three years ago and have paid for it only of David was IS 1 m Sandy The funeral ia h ive been the guests of Mrs John M. in Several were de Strong large Iff a of and Miss Lizzie Allen has beautified her part. organizations The new store in the buying large ijuantlty apples Otis in this week; also Mrs pendent upon them for a place of meet- - clothing Kylander's ly attended from Congregational ! CAVEATS. them to Bridgeport, a block the first of the week. As week H l M H (hipping Chicago. C. B. was a truest at the same home by fresh coat of white paint. opened church, last Friday afternoon. raw TRADE MARKS. Sherman Kev vv. AroucKie ana wire were near as we been able to learn it Is DESICN PATENTS, f. have Ml v. t place. Orrin E. Ward has the boss luck in called to last week, on ae - m COPYRIGHTS. etcJ Mllo Todd, representing the Kquitable Pennsylvania, under the direct management of M r, For tnformaHon and tree Handbook write to blood and count of the illness and death of Mrs Ar- - 3bl been with growing beets onions, having and WATERT0WN. MCKM A CO, Bkoadwat. New Yore. Co., has stopping The New York and New England road 12 buckle's and were absent over Truman, Sehneiderman, Hainscleke, Oldest bureau for securing patents in America. beets, weighing pounds and onions mother, KTery patent taken out br us is brought before Iiudlord Taylor, at the Hook, this to New York the of the Methodist Kaufman, all of New York City, who Uu will run an excursion nearly as large as tea saucers. Sunday, pulpit the public by a notice given free of charge in week. for the benefit of church being supplied by local talent. will give it their personal attention and TWO TABLES WITH HISTORIES. , Thanksgiving day The at the south Ji,nd who desire to attend the football Mrs Gilbert Ballard, who has been meeting chapel, sell clothing below cost." has In those last was led by D. H. "away Father O'Donnell of Watertown Mtntxik JVmwnw Bennett Blackman Is town again, low with inflammation of the bow Friday evening j . . 1. 1 very and was Beach in Metho- tne uu Largest circulation of hut scientific paper tn G In and Bethel. game. Bentley very interesting. Elder will preach the come into possession oi laoie world, feplendidlr illustrated. Ho a Danbury is it- intelligent uftr sojourn els, rapidly recovering. The Derby Saver Co., are now running dist next afternoon at which was laid the first mass ever cele- man should be without - Weeklr S3.00 a, Mr will be at the most of their ou full time. church, Sunday ear; (LaOsiz months. Address MINN A CO Kev Linsley present Mrs Charles P. Koswell is departments the 2 brated in New Haven. The table is very J UBi.irtH Etui, 361 Broadway. Kew York City. Mrs Falrchild is still very poorly in gaining lhe Derby Cas Co., have commenced regular hour, p.m. session of the Ilawleyville bunday old and was the property of a Mr Cahill, the of slowly. making water gas, the product being Fred has arrived at WILLIAM I. health and has sympathy many school, next Sunday at 3.45, instead of made oil. Schweidel, Sr., of late Col Cahill of the ASH, Miss Miriam Taylor spent Sunday from kerosene crude his As the father the ALaiaen, mass. friends. m., the usual hour. her The Workingmen's club have been busv season, butchering hogs. and of the late Mrs with parents. is well it is not neces Ninth Connecticut, Ma Mr Mrs Keeler presented with the use of a stove for the his ability known of New Haven. The Heavy Deathly it to ef- and Fred of Chicago C. Ellen O'Donnell Feeling!"! A new train schedule will go of Mrs N. winter, by P. Nettleton sary to repeat Its many praises. , A benefit will be held at the are the guests John Hawley, of the mass wa3 a French SA REMARKABLE CURE INM T on on library The enumeration of school children celebrant ANTED iirl for General Housework. fect the Shepaug road, Sunday, on 28. This is of on their way to Boston, where they win 24 num- the Elm B MALDEN, MASS. f DK POSS. Eoxbury. Conn. Is Town hall November show an increase of the whole Charles II. Buckingham 'and family priest, who was passing through g November 12. The principal change spend the winter. 789 THE Fill ST DOSE I course tne welcome announcement, oi ber being in this school district. The are out of town his vacation The table is a relic highly prized "FROM g 2U00 bushels Cider Apples. Will pas-M-ng- enjoying g WANTED i ha discontinuance of the number in the other districts in town City. bushel, cash on midday the annual musicale of Prof C. S. Piatt. old owner on account of its m FELT SETTER!" m per delivery. friends and relatives. its present H A. L. HAWLEY, Ilawleyville, Conn. train. A mixed train will ar- LONG HILL. will bring the total up to nearly 1000. among by The fbllowing from one of Malden'ire-- K. & historical associations. American. liable citizei.8, an-- certified to by the SERVICE A blooded at Litchfield at 12.30 p. m., and de- John Hunt Co., have removed Manufacturing Firm of 11. A. Sc P. I. ' pure Berkshire rive E. C. Smith of Ilawleyville, who has their warehouse to D Miner, that owns the TWO boar; also a pure blooded Jersey bull. 2 13 from and paper Birmingham. BRIDGEWATER. u a. and I.ABKS53 WALTER RUJTr LES, Palestine District, New- part at p. ni., connecting been In flartford for six weeks, Mrs Emily W. Shelton of California is The officers of Lincoln Temple of SsTOKESPleasant St.. reads like a X. tale.M town. and New Ha- working n fairy ro New York, Bridgeport Mr w ill re- at F. S. Shelton's, Honor for the quarter are W. C. T., A FAJ1ILY has returned home. Smith visiting David W. woki or it." SALE 35 acres of woodland suitable for ven. time of the and even- Smith; R., Frank Nettleton; Dana Saiuaiakii.u Co., FUK 3 The morning next week. 05 a year siro 1 tTTihled B5 and spiles, from Trumbull depot. un- turn to Hartford, Clark Hurd is his old friends vv. jb Li., Lawrence vv. A of the Beers The of The (jENTl.mKX A!tjl t. WILLIAM F. TrumbuU. ing passenger trains will remain visiting Wright; t., family family Nes Day. gwithiUB.V VV DKATIILV FKKI-- L BEACH, in town, this week. John F. Paddock. was held at the old homestead of Mr and DlXO tn uiy stomach, everything 1 fttQ Last were seven saloons in EjEzcausvd severe .liatreaa. - i SALE Ferrets, Ferrets, Ferrets. M. B. changed. Mabel L. la year there 1 itutired vour ad. in a Bangor paper and belnr a m HAWLEY, Conn. Miss Cummings prepared Mrs Beers, October 29. All native of tlist ami of the benefit Stepney, del- - There are quite a number sick. Mrs the place, but only five have applied for Chauncey STATE TIDIHGS. pln", trading B In the to or class lessons in one b-- ol.l had received from it, CARD The The next lecture Epworth give private M. Mallett is low. C. Hall's renewal. their living descendants except naeuuroUacquaintancea bottle of Igmm undersigned would specially or correction very young- A thank their friends and neighbora tor their league course will be on Friday eveniug, saite, club ewlnging gym- child is no better and fear it The number of deaths in town for the were present. Four sons and kindness and extended to them est they month of October was both grandchild 1 sympathy November 17, by the Kev F. 0. Howell, nastics. Special work given for stoop two, aged a with their drove William Pomeroy, 47, sou of Daniel DANA'S tluring their late alniction, In the sickness and cannot live. N. Burr i not as well and persons. daughter, families, oeatn oi tneir son ana nncie. riespectraliy, will be "Ancient ing shoulders, head or spinal four-hor- se of Somers, committed suicide SARSAPARILLA MR AND MRS ELI C. MINOR, whose auhjeet Egypt'" drooping turned out one and over from Danbury in a load Pomerov - Bridgewater. the neighbors night The junior C. E. society of the Congre 1 D.I Minen- Ttma Store In this ritv. they being theD November 8, 1893. curviture. Terms to suit the times. Wood Kev Eli who is an elocu afternoon between and owy ones ma ii i i nw. (Illustrated). Fawed and a cord of for him. church is conducted by the pas Beers, taking Saturday wmto split gational himself in his fath say that fr'KOSl THE - SALE Two good guns, desirable stvle is one of the traits that the tor's wire,as superintendent, ana is very tionary course in Boston, joined the com o'clock, by hanging -MnsVuR 1 rKI.T HF.TTER riwrandeoa- FOR Prices low. W. B. That good now 40 was the 1 1...... I tn imursT ai!d alter taking twos! weight. SN1FFEN, The ladies' prayer meetlnir will be It U comforting to know that a soft of this to in flourishing, there being nearly pany. Mr and Mrs Chauncey Beers naa er's barn. His father sitting by El hot ties I had a hearty unuetite and Sandy Hook. people place possess; help members. rZrould li)t-- t attnuat I at". 3. with Mrs bed and mattress await the 'v 14 whom are 11 window when he saw his son go toward Have recomtnended it toanythingat taut a H SALE A new 4 hi'd next Tuesday at easy spring this It was a very act, children, of there living doaeau ' milch cow, years old way. friendly The attendance at the room of the in his hand. As he Qfrienfts, and all 1 have heard from, have de-- 10with call. Upper Stepney, Wheeler. weary toiler at the close of a bard day's Three died after reaching maturity. AH the barn with a rope x riveci ercut benefit from it. irm Mrs Gilbert is her house workingmen's club has increased since look Venrtrulv voure. WM. L ASH. U Conn. work. the H true "we having paint are married Elmer did not return, Mr Pomeroy went to No. 1 Rockland Place, AUlden, Mass. i If saying that the cooler and longer evenings, and is except the youngest, Us TX)R SALE Winter cabbage, a Terr tine lot Mrs Middlebrook went home with her make our own bed to lie better have ed. much those who and Rev Eli. There are 11 for and not finding him in the first We herehv certify that we sold Mr. Ash DANA'S X now tor sale Address, BENJAMIN Id," appreciated by prefer living grand him, HSAK3APAKIL.LA.and Ms statement we avaaw fl cheap.Coi son, Frank, to Oakville, near Waterbury, like what & Mc did not last such a pleasure to the saloon. children and two died. went to the second, where he saw ?t4 he true in every partieular. J NICHOLS, Botsford, It good and, easy, Taylor The presiding elder come, have barn, Very respectfully, II. A. & F. L. iilXER. II on to the winter. She Rev Mrs Frank Brooks was cut 3 HEIFER Seven months old, tor Thursday, spend Gran are selling down at their Sandy as was announced, on account J. J, Cooper, him hanging, tie immediately aji Dana Co.. Belfast, Maine, JERSEY C. B. Newtown. numerous Sunday, and Miss Sarah Smith were JOHN CURTIS MINOR. Sersaparilla JOHNSON, will be much missed by her also a line -- delegates and breathed two or three times, s Hook store.. They have good of sickness. C. down, Road from the Baptist E. society to the ; The known as Marsh friends In Sandy Hook. of and suits that will bear Minor Tues but could not be saved. His wife died WARNING Mill River in chamber parlor ' Mrs Is sick in New York. state convention at Bridgeport. John Curtis passed away the town of careful Gurney on 8Gth about four years ago, and since that Easton, has again been opened to public trav- inspection, by purchasers. Some of the young girls have con- day, November 2, his birthday el, improvements having been completed I y Ml Sarah Stephens from Stratford U Mrs G. spent most of last ceived the idea of some was his late time he has had fits of despondency, and The B. D. Pierce Jr.Oo. tor TUB BRLDti EPOBT Dunning raising money The funeral attended from HYDRAULIC COMPANY. Dated Novemter few In the in i shoe and to was one of A BICYCLE OR WATCH amending days Sandy Hook, W. brother of C. D. week Bridgeport. for a mitten fund, help the' residence, Thursday, the 4th, Rev Mr it is supposed that it during 8, use. and William Porter, children the winrer ana deed, hAAiumed ins. few hours tiet. of H. L. Wheeler's family poor coming Mr Minor was the tvpp that, he committee the lie ;ruitJalr.nor farrtarw Thous- - SA I.K Porter of Botsford, died at his home in Are you going to the grand rally at will give a tew entertainments for the Doane' officiating. hv for lis. OR EXCHANUK One am two. O ;org Graham. second oldest man in town. He died at. one time a member of the Con ands of other premiums. Bend stamp for catalogue. F)R Colt. Will sell er exchange (or Stratford, on Monday, of a stroke of the halh. Saturday night? Why that Is purpose. just va cow or stock. Bix I.W., Vf wtowo. . . young ' The funeral was held at his 1 of course we and has moved into a week from the day that Herbert Minor necticut Legislature. The quarterly convention of Goo I paralysis. Yes, will, George Schellengir Lhanneis of trade. Mr Morris removed to and made it her home NKW.IIAVm. gitimate Derby Lorenzo Gregory's house and Mr Jacobs Ing, and fowls were allowed to I NEWTOWN, CONN,, BEE. broody I Wood- for 30 Morse 1 is no newi man to the business, as nearly years. Mrs leaves ia to take George Gregorv's milk rout.. .1 f n,;n tuft i . t. bury people vtell know. For the last 10 three children, N. T. Morse, the photog- boxes In each About same FEIDAT.HOTEMIEB 10.1893. George this pen. the years he has been a member of the Arm rapher at Birmingham and Charles T. Guernsey leaves, week, number became In with his family for some place West. broody pens having We can certainly produce CIKCUliATlON. of Morris! & Dawson at North Woodbury, and Sarah J. Morse, a son and daughter male birds as in those without. Some and to that he was iIth Allen living at Potomac, 111. Mrs Abignl is to 5 7 no witness to the safe- JANUABT 1. 1382, 010 previous Turney spend the from pens and were removed long better LAST WEEK. 8500 in the store building he now occupies. winter with Mrs La vlnia Nichols at Rock enough to hatch eggs, but were fed while out-of-tow- be one of and satisfaction of n Years ago this used to called House. out of the pen the same as those remain ty the best elountry Btores in the county and BR00KFIELD. were The J abez Banks place has a new own ing, and returned to the same pens than is set Litchfield News. doubtless' it is now. With a shopping County "all right" er, who is the house and fix from which they were taken. and a knowl- ON THE ILL FATED TRAIN. in host of friends thorough it up to be All these pullets were separated from forth the following repro- of his friends ing ready occupied. - edge the business, prophe- Bertie Camp and Adelbert Wildman all male birds when immature, and some NEW PEESTON- The first term at the AGAIN! duction of an original letter sy great success. Here's hoping it may have returned from the World's fair. academy closes, months before any began laying. Those be so. were on the ill fated train this week Friday, the second commenc- in pens 7 and 8 were from FOXKS (JAI.OIiK. They going, separated Ttre call your special attention to our Overcoat. Clsters nnrf in our where so were ing Monday, November 13, with a num- males and time M Suits at possession. Nelson hale and many killed, but luckily thereafter, during the for of last week was a day Buckingham, hearty ber of new scholars. -- , Mass. Friday great a escaped by not being in the cars that wnicn these records are given. Male 7.30 a. 19 at 85, was doing his best to demolish Monday, Oct. '03. here, for fox hunters. At tn., were smashed. The will be held at birds were put with the of 5 $10. 8io. S, wood pity, when seen by your corres- Literary Meeting pullets pens Mau.kv, Ni.ui.y Co,, men and seven from Terryville, and G two "V"o dogs other He is Academy hall, this week Thursday even nearly months before any of matter how well you want to do with your monry you'll lo Ivor Sirs: Bantam and this place had pondent, the day. enjoying Ernest Blackman has visited friends in them il better than you hoped lor buying tbeae Overcoat. I'lstera riioumston, health. ing. Subject, O. W. Holmes. began laying. The pullets in pens and Suits at Karly In this month I liotilit a iiilsccHmipouH gone out from here in difl'erent directions, good Bridgeport. 5 and 7 were from the same lot of lot of ii mm In iniioiiiilin to '',!. H.M uml Itl't them to chicks, l to wait for the hounds to packed ntnl went to mi' here. all well armed, Miss Arleen Leslie, Miss Ethel Watts and were under exactly the same condi- 810. 810. hverylliliiK mum wifely parked, not a thine the ccent of A. i , ( catch and sister tions up to the time of selection wax roi'i;otti-i- or hroki-ii- from lit 5 foot tin lialh "poor lteynard." NORTH WOODBURY. Labina, Jwho have boarded at SHERMAN. for this like of these Overcoats. Suits and Ulsters are not In till) to tlit lill It kIiism 'iih anil candle MlirkM. O. Caskey of Detroit, hrought down the Foster the trial. Those in 6 were from same The Connecticut not for such sum as I the homestead, past summer pen the any have had tin wiine experience two or throe a on 11111. of time liefore antl want to thttiik yon fin' the y Ilrst fox from tree Pinnacle have returned to their city home. John was on lot chicks as those in pen 8, and had 1 J Wilcox, Jr., arrested way in which am served. shall wure-l- I.titer in the morning, Joseph 15. Stillson F. II. If'ord on a been under the satre conditions. 810. 810. iHime ajrain. anticipates putting George O'Dell, after his Monday by Officers Allen and Osborn most in which visiting grand Some of 7 1k- - Very Sincerely Yours, was lucky shooting two, meat cart about town, and purposes to from the pullets in pen began lay- judge tell ux that e must money Hi. e father for several has returned for theft Pearsall's shop. He was (Jood 1 losing wiling Mrs. is tin; host record of the The buy- weeks, about a month Miits and 1st en. at day. put prices within the reach of all. taken before Justice Stuart and fined $1 ing earlier those in pen 5, of and the occasional to his home in Bridgeport. and some ing the hounds and costs and 30 in He was of those in pen S from one to hunters days jail. 810. $10. shots at diilerent points by the Will Weller and bride will begin house, taken to on two months sooner than any in pen C. of a little more shov- Danbury Tuesday. not -- Out made the hills resound with echoes, and KENT. in Starr's Lane at Beaver Brook. The records in ta- we're It's the innll ot profit thst i.ti,.nV keeping given accompanying Butus that allows us to well overuouts. Ctalers and Miilaal and and we the successful result may inllu- - Dr Wheeler has moved his family to bles include the thee ing shifting sawing hope Miss Arleen Leslie visited her friend, larger part of the laying come ence the same band of marksmen, Danbury for the winter. season, and show differences and pounding has the jolly Miss Lina Tappan, at the American what there $10. $10. with their friends, to come again. The store of T. B. Woodruff has been Mrs Delia Woodin of New but were in results. shapely shelving under the house, before her.return to New Y'ork. Milford, Don't lie afraid to come in and try on these OrrrruU. I'I'teis for in the hands of the sheriff since last Fri- who has been with her son in Sherman The pullets in pen 7 laid about 22 per uits at great skylight popular A !Ui;TlI)AY ( KI.MiUATION. have on an cent more than in 5 fabrics. Mon- day. Bridgeport parties put for two or three years, has returned to eggs those pen (34 priced Dress celebrated his 2."t,h assets about $400; liabili- LONG HILL. her home in New per cent more fowl, cockerel in 5 $10. $10. will what we tieorge Kinney attachment; Milford, intending to per pen day express birthday on Wednesday evening of last ties between $1."0() and $2000. resume her former occupation, that of a counted), and although the consumption Jf costs j ou nothing mean, on this wise. week. On his arrival home to a late nurse. As Mrs Woodin is a first class of food was somewhat greater per fowl 7 sale of I'liilcrncnr tlii supper, lie found several of his friends A J'ERTINENT QUESTION. nurse, we trust she will find plenty of for pen the cost of eggs produced was Special wet k. One lot of ItaiiiM-.- I'laiils at 19 cenN. worth invita- 30 cent less than for 5. X CCIllM. . . Oil" I'M of Nuttl'l W'ol'Ktl'llH awaiting hiin there, by previous business. nearly per pen at V.t cents, wortli Mil centH. tion of his wife. A merry party was Fairfield News. During the first three months for which Onoilol r Novi-li- llusUct Winvin at right County J. J. Walklet, New Milford's artistic 10 . . One lot of ir small of It would seem reeords,are Xo. 8 also cents, worth renin. enjoyed until the hours Thurs that Long Hill people was in given pen produced Ini'li all wimiI 1'riMcilla Suiting at cents, 11 photographer, town, Thursday, 3 mure N worth rtl cents. day morning. Supper was served at are to be well supplied with as a per cent eggs per fowl than pen 32r-WU- liquor, making pictures of Miss Ingersoll's BAN5TJf?ID6EfoIfJ. and then dancing continued till 2 a. m.; result of the recent vote on the license Xo. 0. After this the ield fell below that CRANBERRY PLAINS- - school in Leach Hollow district. Alfred Cable violinist and prompter. question,' the town having voted for for pen six, owing doubtless to the con- Are the Dishes good license by nine majority. There are four All Sherman's World's fair tourists firmed habit of feather eating which had for At the auction Kale at l'rof K. A. applications for license within a radius have returned. Mr and Mrs Frank been purposely allowed to develop un- enough Thanksgiving? in S which came in with butter an! have them understood. Be earnef-- t Hayes', Thursday of last week, Jerome Itl'NAWAV HoliSKS. of a mile. The village has enjoyed (?) Hungerford think perhaps they had a checked pen (reference to this will paper and Will there be enough to go E. Gratiniss was fortunate in the tried to on be found The eggs security. prompt but not harh. getting Mr Lucas' hitched to a lumber the elevating and refining influence of lucky escape. They get later). total yield for the around ? At this rate oldest Hon ('. 1. I.yman the horse, board the which met with was Some produce men enlarge this you horse, box ran on with two saloons within its borders for the train, eight months, however, about the spect; Axle, 2.1. is an inbred Wilks. could the com- one, .1. B. Stillson a line pair wagon, away Monday, such a accident at Battle calculated to lation by contracts with their easily treat younger that after the animal as fast past summer, and now there is the prr frightful Creek, ame, the average perfowl, making a f i. I ...... Vim is an essential in a brood an new set. . . of carriage harnesses, Herbert Bailey gentleman oi tne J J!i! or more. Mich. They were a little late, so took for pens 0 and S, in favor of customers by the year. They agree on quality pany to entire as his twoi legs could him. He. speci, auuiuon iwo This slightly pen mare. new single harness. carry is not the next t am, in time to wit- 8. The of food was a price from month to month, and at Decorated Dinner best did un- very encouraging for property arriving consumption enough Sets, however, not overtake the beast n owners and of ness the of the horrible greater in 8 to m.-ik- the cost of those prices they agree to furnih a fixed I'oor feeding in colthond is the chief (Maiem e Wells of Koxbury is now in til it was near the residence of residents the vicinity. It greater part eggs Kurdish ware pieces), stopped would seem produced to exceed that for 'quantity. The market quotations may cause of runts. the employ of 1!. Uordon as clerk hen Mr that the argument so strong sight. slightly $7-- 7- - John Barthol. Lucas then obtained be or lower than the advanced the i urn name pen (i." higher agreement. in ( ioi don's store. bis steed and his ly by element, Floyd L. Ingersoll, who has been Everything being qual the Ixstbred frightened pursued license fees The produce man's profit come in the 1I0 ,l:l .10 ly "that the help to reduce sick Napkins. $ 10. B. llokomli is alllictoit with journey, none the worse for the adven dangerously for the last live weeks difference between horses make the Lest ire. i'aucv ' .ilmel Inches, .!. being taxation" has had its effect with a the prices at which I ,V good is IViPoETANCE mii.-- II. H. Plates. ."7 so of ".lobs as to in ture. No damage was done. with typhoid fever, gaining slowly. OF COLD STORAGE. ware- .O.ri many comforters," he in the summer plus his Match horses with to size I'tincy How Is, many short sighted people, who only buys reference Mi.' Set ( 'hina rups capacitate him from physical labor. look at one side of the account. Eight of our young people attended house bill and interest charges, and the and motion particularly, to color if you saucers and plates, .111 The church society made $.'10 above all If they Willow .:i! service at the Methodist price he gets. can and have the other (Jollies HnsUels, Ir 1. A. Marcy was called suddenly from the Harvest festival and would take the time and trouble to Gaylordsville Money can be borrowed on butter, requisites. Kanry MasLrts wort h Ml e. .in expenses only last So far no one seems to have taken ad- on Thursday morning of last week to held last investigate the other side of the account church, Sunday evening. egg?, cheese, chickens, and farm pro- Never check a horse if you wish to oyster supper, Wednesday ducts of ail kinds vantage of the possibility of getting up the bedside of his grandmother, Mrs F. K. llev C. they would find for dollar received Mrs W. B. Hawley, who has been in that, will keep, as eas- have him last long, except while and (iranile Ware evening. Lev Bobbins, every as on a corner in chickens, butter or eggs, training. Agate Marvin Todd of Bethlehem. She was M. Dr and Itev Mr for license fees, at least two if not more Colorado for her health, the past live ily diamonds and watches. Not sale for balance of l'igg, Xoble, Hyatt is there is an at which Never jump from a wagon when your continued thought to be dying, but by latest re delivered are out in the run for months, has returned home. only this so, but there is a great deal though exchange e'Lail addresses. paid long support there is extensive A man horse is running away. More lives and the month at 40;,' off tne ports her condition has seemed to be of criminal and direct more money loaned on ordinary farm speculation. Mrs Khenezer Fitch and Miss Fannie paupers, expenses can contract for 1000 of limbs are lost in that way than re- slightly improved. traceable to the saloon. The products than in all the pawn shops in pounds February by price. More of Weston with ly saloon, as he can to the Produce maining in the wagon. j' spent Saturday of STEPNEY. New York. This is a business which is butter, just go I. Burnhain and wife passed three Mrs therefore, instead lessening taxation, and contract for Frank Gregory. is an growing every year, aud which has now Exchange February The man who is and ALLEY-HEECfeC0- of week in New York and expensive not luxury, but annoy breeding high - days lat City or to the Consolidated Mr and Mrs Frauk Kvanetzki of South ance. So much financial assumed such an enormous wheat, Kxcharge has the nerve and patience to wait for tf Brooklyn. for the part of On Wednesday evening, October 2.", a proportion and with his the some that it make- up a large part of the dis- buy February petroleum. However, the return of sunshine will reach the K Xorwalk, spent Sunday par- business; by it is thought to be cottage prayer was held at the COi:. II Al'KI, AND TEMPI. STS., Mrs Horace Curtis left here on Wed meeting count, line of several banks. there is little selling short, and until the harvest. ents, Mr and Mrs John Kvanetzki. the most important. Ought it to be so? residence of Caroline Dayton. It was nesday morning of last week, enrouti Cold torage and the of professional produce men take to selling NEW CONN. A horse to a man Admitting, for the arguments sake, that conducted by Rev Mr Gurney, pastor of development is The owner who sees his colts come in HAVEN, for her winter home in Meriden. Mr runaway belonging the storage-warehous- e in short there slight danger of corners. Bou-to- n the license fees to business New from Weston was caught by John help reduce taxation, the Long Hill Methodist church. one man trie to too from pasture this fall fat and rugged has and Mrs Sherman York have made pos-ibl- e. Occasionally carry Cogswell accompanied near the residence of Frank is not the influence of a saloon in a vil this Most of a r where all Gregory, Charles A. Hubbell and much and fails, but where he to pleasant.-- picture presented than does her as far as on One brother, Perry the agrees ; Bridgeport, Monday evening. wheel, the lage too degrading and low.to be warehouses, especially the storage the m t !:. leads home a drove of thin attended the Christian Kndeavor assem- cross bar and one rein were broken. purchas Hubbell, have 10 racoons, this are to the deliver future eggs and chickens he ed by the few paltry dollars which the caught warehouses, banks what the half fed auimals whose has been there. The frightened animal was' taken to season. safe is to usually has them in this cold storage growth bly town receives for its share and how pawnbroker's him, only the in- Charles Bouton's place and unharnessed much warehouse at the time, and maV.es the stunted, and who will in very many argams M. and in to would it of in Levi French killed a. white banks act through some one else, while F. Williams, Ksq , of New Milford, put the barn await the arrival reduce the tax any one large pure based on the market of stances amount to nothing more than to was K. 11. over of the owner. dividual tax The sum is with a stone, last week, and is the pawnbroker owns the warehouse price quotations In the Celebrated the guest of Beardsley, payer. too squirrel that and the help swell the big list of unmarketable of last week. small and to be of it mounted Orman and the capital both. I'ntil recently it day storage charge. Thursday night insignificant worthy having by Morgan, The banks look more favorable from little horses called runts. BETHEL. notice. Should licenses be to taxidermist. was not possible to keep long in good iHirwood K. (iranniss is confined to granted to on this kind of is more re- 5-.- A. four now condition, dairy products, and year 3'ear collateral, There profit and quicker his bed with the applicants applying, what B. II. Peet's and children eggs, mar- the grip. Osborne has had the daughter many small fruits that would if for they have had few losses. The turns in one good foal well oared for Henry grounds families are there among us to spoil in- about his tenement house on Elm willing from Norwalk, have paid him a visit. not used within a few ket quotations are usually toward the than a half dozen that are left to shift street, sacrifice from its members one, or days after they and terraced, which much im- among were on crease of the value of the security, as for themselves. graded more recruits to the number of those placed the market. The cows ROXBURY. proves the appearence of tne place. join and the prices alwsys rise from summer un- now chickens do not themselves David It.. 2.12 the four-year-o- ld One more note has been added to the who stagger through our streets, Hear 'tim Cackle? adjust is no of a champion to demand of re- til spring. There danger bear BLANKETS free-for-a- ll the the public, which is a Wilks. musical instruments of the occasionally ornament the roadside gut raid which will smash and make gelding, town, the whistle. That of or quires in the winter of an extra amount prices - factory er, drive off an embankment and AT- The contract for the three iron cap THE AMERICAN HES- - collateral worth less than face of Ben Franklin has 2; in the four bridges George A. Shepard & Son's new fac as of butter and a many as iu the the the list, has been let to the Berlin size, was the case with one individual eggs new ones come iu Bridge Co., tory now helps to swell the chorus. summer. As cold weather comes the notes. The products are easier to having this season. I,'. is lately. What parents are there a triend on, the and Blades to build the abutments. of among Major McKinley'a very good sell real and al- free-for-a- The Eagle Guards St Thomas parish efforts (;f the cows than estate, practically In a ll race iu Cbillicothe an Nicht us who can look around upon their Of the modest American lien. aud chickens are E. F. will hold entertainment in Is' boys most as easy to market as standard rail- were aDd HAWLEY'S. itev A. Isham preached in the Con house on the of Thurs ana select wnicn will to With genuine kindness he offers to lend largely directed to keeping themselves there five starters all by a son opera evenings they give up Her the loan of a and then road securities. of Wilks. gregational church, last Sunday. The day and Iriday, Xovember lb and 1. the greedy saloon, for if saloons are a! tariff; warm, with the result that their contri- George same He expects that her product will boom up in butions to It may be well for some cue to point annual society meeting of the Arthur C. a lowed to the public food are farmer-breed- er Logan, formerly principal exist they will surely find new price, supply out to the farmers who are in the The who cut short the church was held on Monday afternoon. in the Grassy Plain school, of this town, diminish d. habit All direct from manufac- victims. The old topers will not live And scare foreign hens off the nest. of at New York bank and food supply of his colts is taking money grades, but now of Montana, has been visiting While fill In the before cold railing capi- Several relatives of the Miner in forever and the saloon know too poultrymen's pockets will in a trice, summer, storage from his o.vn turers, at our usual low prices-Goo- family some of his old friends town. He has keepers hen will be talists that if no one would loan money pockets. hi well how to And every roost blessed. warehouses vxUied, the farmers had to attended the funeral of Curtiss Miner, en the guest of Mr and Mrs Kussel entice the young. How on chickens and I time Stable But Major MeKinley, listen to me; send their milk, butter and to the butter, eggs small 'lent y of should be taken in halt- Blankets $1, 125, S(i, in last week. Millard of Greenwood avenue. long! Oh! How long will the American just eggs aged Bridgewater, If people would only take hoes so farm products, only so much of thee er education and the instructor should and . lso the On account Of the inclemancy of the people meekly submit to the burden and market t once, that (hey would be Mrs Mr and Mrs J. And scrape out t lie hen house, and keep the sold before could be carried as the individual capital never let his pas?iou get the better of bis Maty Mallory, weather, last Friday evening, the lecture annoyance of the saloon? free they with the result new stable blanket, the "Burling- Hamlin are all in feeble health. delivered Kev Arthur Benedict at the Taxpayer. place of the produce men would permit, and del ibt rate uicut. The colt tnu-- t by From lice, and the combs and the toes that, the prices fell to such a low point judg te with two Congregational church, on the World's in the summer would be much made to uoder.-tau- d what is wanted of ton," surcingles, making of Xew Haven is at II Miss Annie E. Away from the frost, they would find that that, at times the shipments to the coin-missi- on prices Henry Cooper fair was but slimly attended. Bennett of Velvet; lower. The fact that the New York him and then he is to it impossible for the horse to get II. Warner's. street is for Mrs Munson their hens merchants did not realize enough perftctly willing The bridge on South street near caring Mallett, Could make all the tariff banks will loan money on these do as he is wanted his master. it off. Burnes & Schoomaker's hat has they need, to pay the freight. There is a mini- products by Methodist factory, who has been quite poorly for some time And fill the egg basket and cackle "aniens," the low in that used The society has erected a not-pa- prevents drops price been repaired by the selectmen. As billed on feed. mum price below which it would There is no better time, remarks the OUR SPECIAL BARGAINS- - iron fence in front of the Mrs Jordan of they up their duty to come su nimer at the of tasty parson- William Ohler has had his residence, East Main street, Rural New Yorker. the railroads to transport, aud com- every expense Breeder Gazette, to engage in any was the Mrs the farmer. It also lowers the price Ten lb- - 90x96 Blanket age. corner of South and Grassy Plain streets, Bridgeport, guest of Hor mission dealers and retailers to handle branch of than when others are $3.50; ace over the consumers in the farming to Whitehead & Son have built a tine repainted. Wedgo, Sunday. farm products, aud that price the con- paid by city during out of it. A few hence 84x90 S3. Other grades down Mr and Mrs Horace Wheeler have en- KEEPING MALES WITH LAYING STOCK. the for all the farm going years market for Kills Thomas. Mrs F. widow suming public must pay for their winter, products will tee the horse market back $1.25. wagon tertained, as guests, Mr and Mrs Daniel Andrews, of the late benejit, stored in the summer and fall have to be probably Frank C. Andrews of no matter how the is. So to its former de- The health olllcer has L. Hommedean of East Norwalk, at Bridgeport, and The following is from bulletin No. 57, plentiful supply to again position. The All wool Plaid Blankets. 84x90, county appoint- their home on Railroad avenue. two in the summer the farmers made sold during the winter, prevent their ed Dr l'ous as health olllcer boys have visited her father, John New Series, New York Agricultural little mand for young horses will be good fire for this Mrs H. New running into the lower prices of the $4 and $5. Full line of Wool and Frederick Richmond has been W. Tyrrell. N. Y. : money and the Y'ork public got years hence, then it will be a lucky man town for four years. several in New York Experiment Station, next summer. New Y'ork Sun. - days City en a small of benefit. Fur Robes, $5 and up- spending among poul-trym- only part the In the who has some good ones to sell. Not Mrs F. A. is with her son, Frank, who is attending "Although experienced Squires convalescing. school recommendation winter the supply was so much less, everyone can afford to go into this busi- there. GREEN'S FARMS-deat- h hardly any . - that while the had to rv. T7 ness on a scale is desira- A. M. Booth is failing. Rev Charles A. Knesal of the Metho- seems to be more generally accepted public pay high JLI1U llUlhL.". large aud it not F. the farmers had not milk ble Edgar Hawley. dist church exchanged with the Rev Dr OF JOHN N. BECKER. than that of keeping no male birds ex- prices enough that they should, but every farmer W. B. Seward and wife have returned Simmons of last morn- and eggs to reap much benefit. can if he chooses raise one or more colts Danbury, Sunday John N. Becker retired in his usual cept in the breeding pens, the question from the West. ing. Then came the introduction of cold GOOD DRIVERS. each and need not be scrubs health, last week As is very often asked whether hens will year they Frank Booth home Lis bride Rev William Morrall was in New York Wednesday night. storage and the cold warehouse, either. brought over he did not rise at his usual hour for lay well when kept away from males. storage a few and has taken a in City, Sunday. which is so recent lhat the big men iu I ROM OUU SPECIAL COltKKSPOXDKXT. days ago, job G. Durant has a of Occasional letters from men who have Geoige number breakfast, Thursday morning, but little business middle-aged- , the blacksmith shop. and raised fowl3 for tin; are still young or Leads men and teams t work on the east side was thought of it till at 9 o'clock. On kept many years, Never let a horse stand long a Coughing to Consumption. of Durant in some While the acceptance of butter ani facing A. L. Hodge & Son have erected a new avenue, rilling the lots and going to his room he was found dead in calling attention with surprise to cold ind. them into shape to sell. of hens a cock eggs as good collateral is so recent that Italsain the At hconl shed. getting bed. The coroner was called and an in- the fact that pens without Kemp's stops George W. Roe, has been brightening had laid as well as those with one, show young note-dealer- s easily recall the first I'se but a few words v. ith a horse but once. W. quest was held. Death was caused IVter Leary of Naugatuck is up the interior of Frank Mackenzie's by is visiting house on with new an stroke. With also that there considerable belief in at his daughter'9, Mrs J. Farren. Grand street, paper apoplectic his family of a neat design. he moved here about five from the necessity of keeping male birds years ago is common Mrs D. R. Hull and Bertha, N. con- with laying hens. It to find, LANESVILLE. daughter, Hoboken, J., where he had been have been spending several days visiting the furniture and even where but few hens are confined in IN friends in Katonah, Conn. ducting upholstering small and no used for hatch- Miss Cora and Lottie Knowles of business. He Meeker place yards eggs Mary- Deputy Sheriff Andrew J. Hallock, boughtthe one or more c cks, and some owners have aod two years ago he sold his house and ing, WK GUABAXTEE A land visited their aunt, Mrs Jane attended a shore diuner, given by have their at PCUCIIRCD CUKE Mauvllle on Sheriff Olurkson; of at Minor a part of the land' to the railroad com- expressed great annoyance flCmCmDCn and lnvifo the most CARRIAGES Pumpkin Hill, Bridgeport the of a with hens careful investigation as to our responsibil- Smith's hotel, Stratford, to a number of pany, building new" house on remain- crowing cck kept SMIDLL ity and tne merits of our Tablets. Mrs Charles Plan?, of New Milford his friends and last week Fri- near the but which was en- deputies, ing land. He was about CO of dwelling, years age mM I READ OUR called upon frienns on Pumpkin Hill, one day. and leaves a wife and three dured for the sake of having fresh egg. r I last week. Cornelius S. Mackenzie is making children, In order to furnish some information a IjJSTtMOJSJALS Double Chloride of Gold Tablets day Mrs Charie - WAGONS. preparations to open a hat store in Oehmiehen, Miss Gussie mi Will completelydestroythedesireforTOBACCO in from 8to5 days. Perfectly harm- in to this of the lelative vnuso uu i-- Kd-wa- rd Becker fu- regard question It?a3, nu ctiuntivsH. aiiu may ill scup u w&orroDeu Wliooui tne Know YSw Fred Disbrow Is employed by Washington, D. C., which he expects to and Theodore Becker. The 01 wno giv p on egg of hens keot without and euge tne patient, wui voluntarily stop smouag or cnewmg in a few days. Northrop the meat peddling do next week. neral was held from his late residence production and with- - y with male it is worth TlRmJin?WP!!!3 antl UmBPinUE TTAPTT home, H.W. WOODRUFF, route through this place. 2 p. m. Sunday, Rev Mr Freund of Ho- birds, thought uiiuiiJUdLUi uuum uuu mum uinu uiiun outanyenort on tne part or I Depot, 5 Conn FAIRFIELD WOODS- - boken " while to give in bulletin form some re- the patient, by the use of onr SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS. Washington Mrs Almira Burr has decided to re- officiating. Mor-Dhin- o sults obtained in feeding four pens of During treatment patients nre allowed the free rise of Liquor or A FEW main In her old home this in- until such time as they shall voluntarily eive them un. winter, Born, Monday, October 30, a daughter Nelson Alvdrd, Jr., has gone to his laying pullets during eight and nine We send particulars aud pamphlet of testimonials free, and shall stead of to reside In to Mr and Mrs W. Reid. do to snnerers irain 01 mese naDits in comnmmua- - Testiioiiials going Seymour. Thomas home in New York and will start for his months. The for convenience guta place nave ocenanycurea Services will be resumed at the Hope pens tiou witu persons wno iy tne use of our taelkis. Fred Warner spent a portion of last on next a stu- Florida home In a few days to dwell were numbered 5, 6, 7, and 8., Pen 5 HILL'S TABLETS nre for sale bv all fiest-clas- s X from persons chapel Sunday evening, uruKgisistiK 1 perpacKajre. yVKXX'.XV.. What is the Use week in Poughkeepsle, N. Y. dent from Yale conducting the services. among the orange blossoms for the win- contained during most of the time seven If yoiirdrucgihttloesnotkeep.po them, enclose ns SI.OO who have boen John Reid, the ter. most and we will seiid vou. bv return mail, a uackaee of our - of suffering, when 85 cents Bridgeport jeweler, pullets and a cockerel ; and pen 7, V "n? vr.. X - X. cured the use of who has undergone a successful surgical a name and and by will btiy a bottle of HOTCHKISSVILLE. a New is Mrs C. A. of the time, eight pullets without male. Write your address plainly, stato yW!X' operation at York hospital, Rapallo and family left for wnetner xnoiets are or Pens 6 and 8 each contained pul- lor louacco, Morpnme expected to return home, soon. their city home, last week. eight Liquor Habit. Hill's Tablets. a srACioua country store. lets part of the time, and 10 pullets most DO NOT BE DECEIVED Into nnrehaslns any of the various nostrums Dmt are beine X. V The Ohio Ciiexical Co.: Thomas II. Quigley started, of the time ; and with 6 a cockerel k. Last week was "opening week" at the BRIDGEPORT. Monday, pen offered for sale. AsJc for HILL'S X r Dear Sir: I have been csiner vonr Renne's for Philadelphia, where he is travelling was also TABLETS and take no oiUv;. S X C X X. r cure for tobacco habit, and found it would PAIN-KILLIN- kept. d G new ctore of Q. F. Morris in the 'Ville, S do what vou claim for it. I used ten cent for the Pennsylvania Globe Gas Light The pullets in pens 5 and 7 were In- only ny worth of tliestroneest ehewine tobaccoadav. and scores of his friends and old custo- Charles E. Ford of Trumbull drew Co. from one to five or I would smoke Game-Bu- ff Cochin and in and cigars; mers in to offer in offered dian cross, THE from ten to or loracco. nave cnewea dropped congratulations. the $20 gold by H. A. Dupee, lorrytwentv-flv-pipese pens 6 and 8 were Black Miuorcas and and smoked for years, and twomclucea Oil. The building he occupies was formerly having the key which fitted the box, ... EASTON. OHIO CHEMICAL CO. of your Tablets cured me so I ha ve no desire for it. Mr but for a or Light Brahmas. The Light Brahmas ii. M.JA1 LOUD, Leslie, Mich. Magic occupied by Allen, year having only eight About 3000 & Block K. keys. Game-B- . Coch- 61, 63 56 Opera Dobbs FzasT. Y. like a more of and the pullets of Indian Co.! GlNTLEWRlf: "It Works Charm" it has stood vacant. The visitor keys have been returned, out of the Thomas Cassidy was married, Tun Omn Onrvmit Sometime aao I tent old would Monday, in cross were selected from a lot of LIMA, OHIO. xxxx for Sl.Oo worth of vour Tablets for Tobacco Habit. I received Chol- days scarcely recognize the 5000 given out. November 6, to a lady In Canada and ex s them all riirht and. although 1 was both a heavy smoker and eheww. for Sore Throat, Cramps, chicks batched , and to store Interior, so extensive and marked to be in some grown supply PARTICULARS 4 Law 5V3. A. X. T tLey didluo work in less than three Mays. I am cured. Neu- pects Easton, time next cockerels for The Minorcas Truly yours, MAT1I&W J01i.SaOii,i.O.IJox45. era Morbus, Rheumatism, have been the The old caponizing.. - changes. posts HUNTINGTON. week. FREE PrrrsarjRGH. Pa. and Pains of all kinds. through the store center have been re- and Light Brahmas were from high grade The Onto Chemical Co.: tJEKTLBMEN: It Elves me pleasure to SDeak a ralgia, W. Is word of uraise for your Tablets. My eon was stronely eddicted to the naeof moved and the T. Turney painting a saw and stock so far as "Standard" requirements ? x x. I was led to Tablets. Ife was a building strung up by A ' x x xi v liauor.and throutru afriend, try your heavy and SOLD EVERYWHERE. DEATH OF FORMER RESIDENT. grist mill for Theodore Beard of Hunt are concerned, but were not very good constant drinker, but after using your Tablets but three days be ouit Uriukinp, great bolts. The rather dark interior r I X X x rv XXV OTifl will nnt. tnnnh Itminr nt Any kind. 1 have Waited four month Ywfakr wriljnff which existed before has been Mrs Morse, an and re- ington. layers. The egg yields, however, are --v you, in oruer to Know tne euro waa perunmcnw Domestic Animals need changed Charity aged luurairuij,MKi HD.LES a room and widow of the late only comparable among these four pens ) MOKBISOS. HARVEL.LS CONDITION POWDERS, into light and attractive by the spected lady, M. E. Bates spent a few days of the iVV WWW) v CiJtcrintATi. Onto. which were in the same hou onr means of light wall paper and paint. In Orville C. Morse, died on November 1, week with friends in Stratfield. of fowls e, i Omn Rntnci Co sGectlemkh Tablets have performed a miracle in past an treat- I have used mornhine.l hvoodennicallv. for seven years, and have been cured bv themiaanan of the rear the old shed has been turned at Potomac, Illinois, after an illness of and received similar rations on John MacNee, of a medical school In two packages of your Tablets, and without any effort my part. W. L. LOTEG AT. 'round and has been connected with the only a few days, with pneumonia, at the ment. The somewhat close confinement Address all Orders to J. W. JOHNSON, New York city, is spending a few days in trial where a careful store building, giving a light and attract- advanced age of 80 years. Her remains necessary any 1 RESPONSIBLE at his Mrs Eliza Silli-man'- s. al- .j T.7ICAL BRIDGEPORT, ive room. In the store above Mr Morris were brought east And laid at rest in the grandmother's, account of the food is kept, of course X. j6E"TS WlNTEPl THE OHIO CHE CO., 7 conditions more or less g I , P3 and eg opera Clocfc. UZZA, OHIO. Intends later to put In a stock of cloth, Derby cemetery, on last Sunday. Mrs ways makes the (Tt writing ptew inanUon Ifeis pMT.) 'H REAL etc.. In fact he says he will Morse was born in Huntington and lived Mr Jacobs and family have vacated the unfavorable for the largest egg produc-tior- i. ESTATE, ing, keep - LI ITlTlTu u u u u u INSURANCE, LOANS. everything the people call for in the le here until after her marriage, when she Oakley place and gone to Plattsvtlle into No attempt was made to force lay- W uu uuuu Not even high prices hinder here- - We recog- nize the necessity for economy in every household.

I m m Puestion-- I The Silver, , I i.-'l We it economical to every- naa xwo Biaes..13.. (HI.. was prove by affixing prices in uongress me majority in our store. This includes Furniture, Car- in favor of the minority held them thing repeal, though nn Curtains, Crockery, China, Glass and Silver pets, back by obstruction tactics. The silver question in Plated Ware. our business has but one sido-- we are in favor f it, though we take any kind of money you may bring ED. 13. - Bee. to us- And there is no obstruction in the way of HE no hindrance Newtown Rogers, your coming and to your buying. 183 Main street, DANBURY, COm (Continued on opposite aide of this page )

NUMBER 45. VOLUME XVI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1893. EIGHT PAGES.

EWEN McIXTYRE ft CO. The Grant! Central Town. the performers took their part exceed- ing room, kitchen and pantry ; and up- Mothers and Shopping Affairs About ingly well, even to the mewling infant. stairs are four sleeping apartments. Mrs Daughters. Emporium! Ernest Sanford recited the poem and re- French's two sons, F. J. French, the en- THE PEOPLE'S CORNER. cited it well, while the diflerent charac- young blacksmith, and Edward NOVEMBER'S NOTIONS. GAMBLE. ergetic F. M. liROWN. I). S. ters in costume passed slowly across the French, who attends to the farm, live Dyers Shame the Solar Spectrum-Bonn- ets with BARGAINS IN UK INTEREST TO MUSIC BUYERS. stage. In the chorus "We all have a with her. The for the GREAT plans dwelling One String. very bad cold," IIopo Warner was the were made by William Jordan, 9 As some of our readers may not be Carpenter SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TUE BEE star and drew forth much who has seen that have been faith- V" :e X X Q: aware of the low price at which sheet applause by they Jj, H instru- his appearance as music teacher and his fully carried out, assisted by Charles Ombre effects are the instruction books, among prettiest music, folios, hu- Nor-throp- 's good Jame3 Betts in his Winton. ments, etc., are sold at singing. in the rough and corded cloths present- Anniversary At About Half Price. BROWN strings, morous recitation of the' "Connecticut is 31 John street, ed for the coming season. Such the music store, Yankee in London" merited the A liUUGLAU VISITS STEVENSON. in three lots --Lot 1, 5c a lot 2, price 8c a yard we for their ben-ea- t. richly skill of the dyer that the most startling 3,639 yards price yard; Bridgeport, write this he received. 10c a These are all colors; also spotted. An elegant A of 3000 of sheet applause Stevenson was treated to quite an un- contrasts is colors are put togeher with lot 3, price yard. plain, CO. variety pieces There were 12 in the dumb bell Goods at prices. Also a full line of Embroidery Linens music sold for from twenty-fiv- e boys pleasant sensation one night, recently. an ombre effect that brings them to a line of Stamped special usually exercise and all went with and Silks for work. cents to one dollar and cents, can they through About 8 30 p. m., an attempt at burglary charming harmony. Thus a beautiful fancy TEST OUR fifty their work with the of be for five cents a copy. In ad- precision military as evidently attempted on the store gown shows a bright green stripe being EWEN bought movement. It was a exhi- now Stone Cloak Room. MAIL ORDER dition to these you will find all the pop- very pretty being kept by Mrs Warren at bition. The fancy club swinging by the An unknown came in Ladies' and Misses Jackets, Children's Eider Down Others the ular muie for one-ha- lf price, such as Bridge. person dpecial bargains system! get Miss Mabel L. Cummings, teacher of to the door of the store and demanded ad - two in "The and Cloth Coats- We aro closing out our suits at about half price. best of service and save "The little girls blue," girl culture in the was I for 20 cents. Any- physical Academy, mittance. Mrs Stone inquired who was M'INTYEE money every day. left behind," etc., received . or- with great applause. The there and received the it was and Underwear. thing not in stock Mr Northrop will reply that Hosiery These which are here car-- double quartet, "Dream of me" was She name on articles, der for you at same rate. lie also , friend. asked the stranger's We p very special attsntioa to this department and are always the well rendered Miss Bertha Croffutt, a iy to outlined, we will ries a full line of artist's materials,paints by but could elicit no reply except that lookout for and we them. We invito attention the roughly Mis3 Miss Nellie Hub-bel- l, CO. bargains generally get and all sorts of articles Florence Warner, friend wanted to get in. Mrs Stone told lots: send on brushes, canvas, Miss Bessie Beers and Messrs Har- following payable delivery. When visit Bridge- im he could not come in unless be made for decoration. you C. C. - take those that need fram- ry, Beers, Uarry Taylor, Bradley known his name, whereupon he said he 40 Dozen Misses' Black Wool Hose. They will suit you. port, pictures and Ernest Sanford.' The to the little store around the corner Itodgers would get in. Fortunately Mrs Stone's - ing All sizes 12 l-- 2c a pair- - Worth 20c- Ladie3 Wool Cotton IIose,18c music by the school was well rendered Mrs Stone and child at tilUHT rears e r at .'51 John street. daughter, John II. - Ladies' and 20c; Ladies' Fine Cashmere Hose, black and colored, 50c a pair- throughout, and Miss Grace Goodaell, as ren, from Bridgeport were visiting her, 25c. Men's Wool who had more 30 selections For one begin-in- g Fleece Lined and Winter Weight fast black Cotton IIoso, All aboard for Birmingham, where W. pianist, than and they informed the marauder that a week, c- - to some of the Hose, fine quality, at 18c, worth 25 ft B. Green, the dry goods man, is holding render, accompaniments good dog and gun were inside to receive W0 as to the Delsarte and dumb bell move- on Ladies' Fine Vests and Pants- - 29c If a dress sale. m should he make the attempt. To Great reduction in price Jersey father. goods ments (fl Monday morning 1 being quite diflicult, performed the assertion and call from 38c; 75c from $ 1 N atural Wool, special value, $ each. MW'7, prove assistance, J JQ A hat for the ladies. And her part in a manner that is deserving of Mrs Stone fired one shot from the gun y . sf'wxliS ft iV a V Worri, good fitting much credit. the best of the ',:'' at 8 o'clock, we will cel Bargains In Blankets. Dunham, the Bridge; "t milliner at 437 Among out of the window and in setting it down r, 3ooo were "The World's Fair" M tableaux, on in some tnib-roicl- Main street, h:is to say about the floor, way the.other bar Choice sonieuiiiig which from all laSies' hat?, this week, in his advertise- repr3sented people parts rel of the gun was discharged, boring a ebrate our 8th anniver Sc of the and " Woman's Work One 037 ptetc ment. world, large hole through the floor and break Storey- - Hundred Years Ago." In the latter the ing a show case in the store below. But A SWELL THEATRE RIG. our THE BOSTON STOR33, Music. John G. Ilowland, the Bridgeport shoe music to the humming of the spinning followed the ombre effect in its own sary by giving - it had the desired and the Scnclfoi- C(f. effect, whn by dealer, advertises heavy winter boots for wheels produced a charming effect. The Messrs French came to the assistance of color, that blends, each to each, till 312 Main -- - BRIDGEPORT. free Jrc street, Z5i men, describing some kinds at specially characters in this were Miss Kate Houli- the ladies, no trace of the supposed vil somehow you are transferred without a iriends and customers Meri s low prices. han, Miss Jessie Taylor, Miss Kosie lain could be to the next color. skill is re SILK found. jar Equal Stuart, Miss Louise Hawley and Miss quired in the use of these stripes in mak- he Katie McMahon. greatest bargains Knot A GREAT SUCCESS. Charles P. French is laying the foun- - ing so that the graduations made by the The monologue on Mother Hubbard ation for a new farm building. dyer may not be interfered with. Some - LOOK! LOOK! by Piatt was well received as of the more come with n Goods, upnol- LOOK! U5 Agnes B. expensive goods Diy Re- - J. Downs has recently shipped three - .IV i 1 The Academy Entertainment. A Detailed were also the piano solo by Miss Bessie the stripes running the length of the WorT carloads of cider to at Ma- - port. Jonas and the duet by Misses Fannie and apples parties goods, and these are easier to handle. Goods "119 maroneck, N. Y. stery and Kitch CHAMBER SUITS, PARLOR SUITS, Alice Beers. Principal Cliff and all the successfully. The material employed in 6v The iVeademy scholars scored a great teachers and scholars of Xewtown Acad- the theatre toilet of this picture is mauve whisk at the Town on success STEPNEY. en ever of SIDE HOARDS, CHIFFONIERS, S'iber victory ball, Thnrsday emy deserve great praise for the colored satin figured with black. The Furnishings St !c K evening last. The entertainment is pro of the entertainment. skirt is umbrella shaped and is trimmed DINING CHAIRS, HA RY CARRIAGES, Tims Hardle nounced by everyone to be one of the COW KILLED ON T1IK KAILUOAI. around the bottom with three rows of fered in New Haven. best ever given in the hall. The even- black and mauve shaded 11 THE J?Y3 OP EAILEOADING. Edson lost a cow, last week. passementerie. was a one and the hall was Turney The bodice conies over the skirt and IP ing pleasant was . o'clock Wo It struck and killed by the II ALL TIMES, PHOTOS ENLARGED, lull, many being present from out of hooks in it is finished a stiff Among the faithful men in the service passenger train south. back; by Don't Fail to be on Hand 3 ...Nl''V. town. Iran King of the New England road is T. F. Flynn, passementerie girdle shaded in the colors HARD TIME PRICES. Rub- Every number on the program of the dress aud ornamented a station agent and day telegraph operator A MAD DOG SCAKE. by jet bers was a good one, and the promptness at Towantic station. This little station buckle in front. The bodice has a deep, - v; i with which each was on chal- A which some r. Sack brought is a center tor moving trains large shepherd dog, by slightly pointed yoke of finely pleated in all its 3V Pair. mana- telegraph was Furniture, Carpets, Rugs. Undertaking branches, lenged the work of professional and is situated at the of the hill supposed to be mad, passed through mauve illusion or chiffon, and is finished . just top morn- t.r?-?Xi- and The Delsarte mid-wa- a week last a of The - - - u gers performers. y between Waterbury and New- Stepney ago Sunday with band passementerie. jS0.x2.cT3r IIools., Gonn. woik by the young ladies was exception- town. The trains have hard work to get ing. It was first seen in Lower Stepney front has no seams in the centre, as they lb inch fine Teatfi er ally line and thoroughly enjoyed by all. the in either direction. The at- where it entered John Porter's house are put under the bretelles of plain satin XUrn-5- i up grade ETON Gloria VDUSTER5, It was certainly the best among a host tractions at Towantic are not exten- and was driven out by Mr Porter. It in place of darts, thu3 dividing the front You or Blore K very Have gBOO JJbreY of other pleasing attractions. Almost sive. There is the and one tene- next visited John Benedict's and killed into three parts. The bretelles con- win-rol- l depot Wtili-l- i you want lo Invest. will be t:i!, at i or cent, puy-ihl- YCacK every exercise the might some fowls for him and from there it tinue over the shoulders' and down the vi rilt- ill om i' during evening ment house, and farm houses It ho lo be mentioned as a scattering went of Easton mw special feature. The are situated a half mile in various di- through the upper part back to the waist line. The short sleeves MCINTYKE Room No. 1, Chamber of Commerce, with which fol- and killed a and two children for a t flag march the tableaux turkey consist of full balloon finished by A"fi n'er-T- rections. Mr Flynn has been at Towantic puffs lowed it, the of the 12 dumb Field and also bit his It band of which also is the t t t Toledo, Ohio, performance two years. He had previously been an Joseph dog. passementerie bell boys to music, Shakespear's "'Seven next killed a chicken for John Farnham the material for the collar An, I In' nn HI mn It on Tol. lo rosll mv.v. r. iM' "fl tnilns from operator at West Pawling, West Patter- standing Now Hiiv.m on a of the of and then it hied to . Ages Man,"' club itself Stepney With the toilette is shown a handsome &00.. I swinging village. liKKKItKNCK-Ho- -- ir-i- t VitionKtl Itunli ol 'I'' ,1, .lo, ., N:ititn-i- P.mik ot Toledo, ()., inn-,- liase of .liJ.M) or ovt-r- fancy son, Southford, Brewsters, Mill Plain, , Moses was T. P. IIiowh, Tol.-.lo- ., Hoi . Miti llfll, S011II1 lirit:ilii, Conn., J. II. Taylor, Miss Mabel Cummings, the dramatic .rec- It got after Hull's turkeys and open cloak of pale grey cloth lined with 1. etc. Mr' makes his home at Peter , mil ot hel It lU'l'll. B- - Conn- - Flynn NhwIowii, Conn m'Uiv J. STILLSON, New Preston, itation of Miss French, "The Little Shak- is riven off by the women folks before it old rose silk and trimmed with very or Dealer in Ward's, a mile toward Oxford. This South-for- did any there. It spent some nate on black ing Quakers," the pantomines "Woman's the station for Oxford, although d damage jet passejienterie put Dry Goods Importers, Choice Beef, Mutton, Lard, Pork. Veal. Hams. Ba Work One Hundred Years and ime in the village consorting with other faille. The cloak has two capes, each con, Corned Beef, Game, Etc. .11 Ago" gets the larger share of the patron- Lia.'tool Poultry, "The World's Fair" were all dogs and did not act in such a way as to finished with 33rn,ss the Fruits of the Season- features age, Mr; Flynn's associate at the station jet. that not but the excite any suspicion as to its condition. are than not the only pleased surprised is Night Operator C. E. DeLong, who is Waists longer ever, 837 & 839 CHAPEL STL, k full fl it trunk, covore 1 wirh h t ivy duck, four slats on top and two slats all around tte and drew forth rounds of It was next seen at O. II. Hull's and was bodice of but own iiiii top audience, ap- quite a musician, lie is a violinist and your gown, your body, iron bouad and strongly m uif, 2S inch $5, 33 inch 6, 32 inch $6.50, 34 inch 7, JNSUKAN0E. driven out of the yard but no one no-- and the corset that gets to work :10 plause. i3 said to sometimes play the accompani waist, inch 37.00, For sale by was iced it acted Herbert most in FIRE- - LIFE. ACCIDENT. The stage very prettily decorated ments for Towantic musicians. Mr strangely. Wright the unmercifully removing your and Charles Nichols the was a of inches nearer NEW HAVEN, CONN. nd me a postal and I will be pleased to eall for the evening, and the soft colored sticks to his week in and week thought dog waist line couple your S3. S.3i Flynn post mad and followed it as a3 J". lights which fell upon it when the' Del- is faithful to his far Long Hill, heels, is the corset for you to get into, ATKIlTSOlSr, CT. out and always duty. as and came back 42 Fairfield Ave. and 78 Middle St., BMDGEFORT, CONN W. sarte woik began had a very pleas' Dg they supposed, through no matter what it costs, or so says fash BRASIB,- effect. Stepney village. The news they ion. for Depot, Conn- DEATH OF FRANK TAYL02. brought H?li'qnarters Washington aroused the and C. E. Sole and Shoe The stage exercises began with the villagers Osborne, Hats which are all white are again to Harness, Blankets, Leather Findings. Milon COUGH . I N tiltOS. , flag march, when 25 members of the Frank Taylor, a brother of Edward George Hubbell and Hawley gave be used for dressy occasions, without school, bearing flags, marched upon the Taylor of Sandy Hook, died at his home chase with their guns, hoping to kill him much reference to the gown worn. A Bridgeport. before he did further A of DEALESS IN FIKE GOLD WALL PAPEES, stage, singing "The Ked, White and n Bridgeport on Saturday, October 28, any damage. beautiful theatre bonnet is a frame THE CULTIVATOR Hi mom OIL TINTS, FEESCO BOEDEES, DECORA the ladies dressed in the of disease. The deceased was ot few minutes after they had passed Mr which the head fillet-lik- e 1831 1894 TIONS. WISPOV FTXTHPTS. ETC Blue," young kidney pearls claps IT ' national colors. After a series of march- years old, and was the first of the broth Hull's, a noise was heard in the wood and has two flaring butterfly pieces in i. SAVINGS BANS shed and to Mr Wi-l'e',- AJEWTOWN Newtown, and and of ers to be taken The upon going From behind thi3 two ""IT l ing countermarching singing and sisters away. investigate, front. butterfly c i.1 Conn. Incorpi-ritti-i- lS.Vi. - Hull found the sirs? F rv in Kiiirli; M county PH 1 1. OLA l!KK, Pifwldent ; O. H. NOUTU- 'The Star Spangled Banner," and other funeral was held from his late residence dog lying upon the floor, white ostrich plumes nod to either side, HOT'KS S n e i.ion. y by the WH', Trasmsr. Hit. in. to m.; , Tues The outside door was closed and the buying 7 song-- historic of a on the following dog That is all there is of the bonnet except 1 Mondays, to 9 t. rti. patriotic descriptions Bridgeport, Country were confined until the when a dose the ll.ig given by the leader, Harry day. afternoon, the narrow white velvet string that G-entlema-n. ROSS THE NEWTOWN LIBRARY: C. Taylor, and also by Harry Curtis, of poison was administered by Mr Hull, comes from one side only and fastens by Will be open lorrtra-wiu- Hooka fvnrvTan Miss May of Hidge field visited which ended the dog's miserable exist a ieweled to the shoulder. This is a 1 Bradley Itodgers, Henry Moore, Hopo Hoyt pin and Fodder flay to 6 p m arid 7 to" in theevenifir: Satnr - 1 Si Miss M. over bun- ence. There was no the Hay dav trom o m to fit the evening- - Warner, James Nichols, Harry Mason her sister. J. Ilovt, certainty that new fad, this single string, and is a iea The Best of the was from and Bertie Peck, the last four named day. dog suffering hydrophobia but ture of the very small and costly hats, AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES. CTJTTiiJRS of it was better to take no risk and besides like the Summer bearing flags Itevolutionary days. and is, indeed, something guard Devoted to Reading. Dr W. Francis was in New the done was sufficient is For Sale by We keep cons'antly on hand the latest and Following the march a recitation, enti- Spring damage already chain that cften attached to a jeweled S, best cover novels. Those Britain on to warrant the A number of a and Sweep Horse Power paper desiring tled "The Origin of the Flag," was giv- Monday. killing. pin. The conceit is pretty one, Farm Crops and Processes, reading matter should keep this in mind. en Miss Jessie a people came to the house to see the dog one that the and of some Horticulture and Fruit by Payne, bearing flag. at beauty delicacy Growing, The Post Office News Eoom. tins tnree tableaux were L. E. Doolan, formerly operator and when sticks were punched at him of these bits of hats seem to justify Live Stock and Dairying. Plumb Hardware Following now at Company L. D. PLUMB, but located Long a noie ne 452 Main Street, Eridgeport, Conn Proprietor, show n of America, Miss Florence "War Ilawleyville, tnrougn would make vicious The pretty toque of this sketch is made While it also includes all minor departments 11 P- - Conn- - visited his William a 0. Arcade. Bridgeport, ner, bearing a shield, represented a god Island City, brother, grabs at the sticks, thing any dog will of dark blue velvet and has a pointed of Rural intererest, such as the Poultry Tard. semi-circl- Coolan this week. Greenhouse and dess of liberty, while a e of at Sandy Hook, do when confined, especially if the place crown embroidered with gold beads. It is Entomology, CHARLES is a one. When allowed to be Grapery, Teterinary Replies, Farm Questions JONAS, young ladies aoouc ner sang the nation strange Domestic $2.00. he seemed and Answers, Fireside Reading, $2.00. MERCHANT TAILOR, al anthem. quiet, perfectly natural and and a summary of the News of the In Fairfield County. would mind when Economy, Church St., Newtown, Conn. The "Character Sketch" and "The Lit spoken to or respond week. Its Market Reports are unusually to words of kindness. Fields' and much attention is to the tle Shaking Quakers" were two very Joseph &S--.'- complete, paid SACRIFICE SALE. JKNNIIC HAMILTON'S TRUMBULL. is of the as taking motion songs and pleased every dog the only one known to be bitten Prospects Corps, throwing light It was at first that O. H. Hull's npon one of the most important of all ques one, the latter being among the best thought tions When to and When to Sell. It is HATS, TOQUES AND PLACQUES. AT THE GRANGE. be bitten but a careful exam Buy TRIMMKI) PHARMACY!! things of the evening. . The comedy might very fan, is liberally Illustrated, and by recent enlarge "Columbus" was well taken by three a of the ination was made and no scratches were ment, contains more reading matter than AND SEE THE I. ALLEN At special meeting Grange,the ever The Price Is fiJO CALL MEEKER,Pharmaceutist. Arthur Warner and second were worked on found. before. subscription PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY, boys, Piatt, Hopo first and degrees per year, but we oner a Special Reduction in James Nichols. The tableaux "The seven candidates. Fridav it is OEFERED AT corner State and Kain Ets.. Bridgeport, Ct evening, Mr and Mrs Penfield of our GIIEATEST BARGAINS EVER Red Man," showed an Indian in full cos the most society in town. Ira Danbury enterprising have visited at Charles B. Wheeler's. CLUB BATES FOB 1894. tuine standing beside his wigwam, while O.K. GRIFFIN. M TWO in one S 4 Miss Mary Antone, an Indian from Miss Lena Nichols has been on a weeks Miss May has been spending dp SUBSCfiTPTIOHS, remittine, girl Hough SIX SUBSCRIPTIONS, " " 10 TWO DOLLARS, Harness Repairing1. who is at cruise to South Amboy, N. J., with Capt few in " Virginia, present attending days Bridgeport. TEH SUBSCEIPTIOSS, " 15 Boots and Shoes the Academy, recited very Charles Wakelee and daughter. Repaired prettily,"The Quite a number of the young people To all new subscribers for 1891, payihg ih Home or our ua ; o iatners snail jvnow Miss Alida Hawley has been spending attended the state convention of the Y advance now, we will send the paper weekly PKICI2S VKKYj REASONABLE More." B t&mm'7.1 a $2.00. Paul Beardsley impersonated been $2.00. a few davs in Bridgeport, having P. S. C. E. at Bridgeport. They report from our receiptor the remittance to January Rear Store in Postoffice Black. Whittier's Bareroot while Mabel 1, 1894, without Location Boy" one of the choir at the convention. a successful and conven 1 charge. w- ':' very interesting copies free. Address Morris recited selections from the poem - Specimaa "f Mrs Adam has been quite poor tion. A DAIXTT BIT OF HEiDWEAR. GO OD STEEL Miss Kittie French showed much ability Eiling LUTHER TUCKER & SON, ROOF, :: Publishers, as an elocutionist Tn her recitation of ly for a few days.. edged with beaded embroidery done on FAIRFIELD. wnicn ALB AST, H.T. "The Actor's (iMAddison G. Bilinz has returned to blue velvet and forming points Story." An of 3 Cents Per Square Foot. The ueisaite exercises, which were Chatham, N. Y., after a two week's stay HOYDEN'S HILL. rest on the hair. aigrette gold Write to beads is in front. It awaited with interest, surpassed the ex here. Mrs William Wilson still has a and wax placed very and is held in three AT HALF PRICE. This Berlin Iron Bridge Co., pectations of all, and reflected great sore foot. forms loops place by .v f Conn. In the absence of W. S. Plumb, C. F 'Sv East Berlin, credit on the pupils as well as the-jjpi- large cut jet stars For the next 30 I will Plumb played the organ and A. G. Kil Mr3 A. has visited her with velvet days structor, Miss CnmmiDgs. The gesture Jennings son, Rough light straw banded make ing of Chatham, X. Y., the cornet in the the winter, THE ALBANY DENTISTS, work was very gracefully performed by Martin Jennings. or fur will be worn late into church, Sunday. buckles in milh- - 388 MAIN STREET, Miss Nellie Hubbell, Miss Florence War Jennings & Sherwood have sold three The rae jeweled PHOTOGRAPHS - Miss in the choir - 437 Main Cannon ner, Miss Bessie Beers,. Miss Fanny Alida Hawley sang ,v, i 10pp. St., Bridgeport ... re-da- ce St., v.,.., 1 :n:nM Millinery House, Bridgeport. Miss Bessie Jonas. Follow' Sundav. in the absence of Mrs W. S j anil,.....r.rntn CO tell, many uuc uuuiuwa For half price in order to Beers and Lover and S. B. are at PAINLESS v George Lyon tt flf,iiinff at bie prices, showy buckles stock. Call and see ing.tbis were four groups In attitude Plumb. . my as DENTISTRY work for Jennings & Sherwood. 5nR can be in the first being a study in expression which purchased Good work guaranteed. B. aDd for a third of the AT MODERATE The last three to the music of -- - Mr and Mrs E. Sherwood little stage jewelry places BBAEDSLEY, groups STEVENSON- - PRICES. "Home, Sweet Home" represented first son have visited friends in Weston and money. Hats turned up aDOuc tne race F.MJIONTIGNANI, DBMTIST. to I and at each side continue to be popular PHOTO ARTIST, 105 State street. Arti3cial Tetth Without Plates- - ' Farewell Home;" second, "In Sight Bedding. Bridgeport w A NEW HOUSE. are worn Conn. Take elevator- - . - of Home ;" third, "A Charm From the Black and white hats with any - Artttleilrtl With riatos Setfttwth on rubber 5. Beal A Leader. To'th- sort of there a laudable H(NttHiul Mi. wai rantciil lor tlirue yearn. There is no buttei P. W. BATES, Skies." The other young ladies who Mrs Nancy French expects to have her gown, though no matter how nnich you pay. to hold to the black and white NOTICE The Assessor of, the ; took In the Delsarte exercises were new house, is situated the Since its first introduction Electric Bitters tendency ASSESSOR'S uiil, anil Modern Duiitiatry In all Us branches. part (which up for 1893, here Rive no. Killing of Miss Bertha whose was demolished has rapidly in popular iavor until no combination through the entire costume lice to all persons liable to pay taxes in the ' iiowci on io worth of work. 205 Main DANBCRY", CONN Croffutt, expression hill from the house that gained will meet uie St., is in the lead among pure medicinal j-- afc Often town that they to receive lists at yur of determination in the first group could the ice iast winter," and away it clearly aj. Theatre hats are most the Town clerk's office, in Newtown, on Satur- NOR WALK, CONN., by gorge, tonics ana alteratives-contain- ing nothing as- not be Miss Edith Peck above water for occu- bagkefc affairg made altogether day, October 21, 18IS; also on Saturday, Octo Has the largest and finest easily excelled, high mark), ready beriS, and November 1, 1898, trom 9 o'clock, W fs and Rubber Good MiS3 Hattle Ferris, Miss Libbie Cham pancy about the middle of December; It it. is recognized as the best and purest jeweled wire, and lying flat to the head, a. m to 4 p. m., on each of said days. Mackintosh js, terpr j sortment of finished Monuments ir.. 8 A MCEC A. BLACK-MAN- , ) two-stor- nine-roo- m to side at the and a line of bers. Miss Alice Beers, Miss Maud is an attractive y cot- medicine for all ailments of stomach, liver A flare of lace spread each EDWARD TROR, SAasesssors. Rubber Boots and Shoes, Garden Hose, large Rubber Headstones of - and any establish Laura Mitchell and Mis with a broad veranda and kidneys. It will cure sick headache, in front and that is about all that shows of A.B.PniNDLE, j Goods of every description at the Blackman,Miss tage, running along ana drive malaria Newtown. October 10, 1833. ment in the State. Jessie Payne. the front and on one side. Oa the first digestion, constipauon th(J bonnet. Hat8 wlth ciet brim rolled - and held a TO)R SALE One Brood War, one Horse DFl.ol3loo2.- DEALER IN EVERYTHING IN The moving tableau, "Shakespeare floor are two front parlors, which can be -- hM,i,ftt.nnr'mmvwiii he refunded, back in front by rampant A' Colt, four months old, from Plini er. Jr.. Store - 5oc Sold E. FHaw bow show no other trtmmmg. Md one 1 at Cow. D. UOLLI3TKR Monroe A.R.BrldsoportLA.CEY, Froprietor. 133 Fairfield avenue, IRILCiUORT, CONN THE STONE LINE. Seven Ages of Man," was very good and thrown together with folding doors, din price only per bottle. by tors on the estate of Mrs I I I THE NEWTOWN BEE ta'ned her sister a id niece of Bethtl, Augusta F, II II II I III HOWARD Sunday. Steele. PUBLISHED BY DOWNER & William Parker of Obtuse i3 having an GREENFIELD HILL. DRESS EDWARDS, on addition built to his house. George THE 101 tuNiV. THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY THE ORDER OF WORLD. 1 1 STATE STREET, V BRIDGEPORT, & W. Stuart Is doing the work. 11 111 11 F. Chatfleld of New Haven, supreme ALLISON P. SMITH, EDITOR. of "The Order of the A fine line of sewing machines, of the president World," was here on Thursday evening and or- GOODS BAEBEE, ARTIIUli J. SMITH, BUSINESS MANAGES New Home make, has been added to the G ganized a lodge to be called "The Green stcck of the furniture emporium of A. 'AS 1 1 1 field Hill The ap- : A A COPY. Baker at lodge." following FURNITURE! The House $1 50 4c. Hawleyvllle. Furnishers, TEAR, pointments were made : .Simon C. Brad NATURALLY ; H. It. Elwood, HEWT0WN. CONH. FRIDAT, NOV. 10, 1803 Mr and Mrs Henry Beers and Elmer ley, past president presi SALE B. vice-preside- takes more or less pii-l- e la her room We are this BIRMINGHAM, CONN. Beers of Bridge water and Mr and Mrs dent; Eugene Burr, ASA Every lady dining furniture, having W. Fitz-simmon-s, week a trade sale of Robert Beers of who are visit-- William II. Burr, secretary ; II. special ''.'jifT.' Colorado, treasurer. Another ine relatives and friends in Bridgewater, meeting DUCKTAK.ES will be held next week. - were in Newtown, and visited Castle Ko TO iDiisnrisrGr- nald, on Monday. ! ' DEATH OF B. B. BANKS. W. B. GREEN'S, chairs. Breeze Died on B. B WATER 600 chairs iu three at $1.25, 1.60, which Is lower than chairs of this class were Raising a John Elliott has moved hia household Saturday afternoon, styles l.'S, a and illness. 177 Main St., ever known to be sold. into one of S. A. Blackman's Banks, after long painful Affairs About Town. goods will be not in tenement houses at and He greatly missed, only BIRMINGHAM, CONN. Hawleyville, his own but the whole com RUGS. will soon there. family by Double width brown stripe Cashmere, 15c; SPECIALTIES IN FINE CARPETS AND THE PEOPLE'S COSHER. begin housekeeping He was born and lived come for We might wait a month and let No munity. always The ladies here $1.20 for eight yards. in this place for over 61 years. He We olfer a very large line ot Axmin&tera, Brussels and ts in to Paul James of Brookfleld has visited Homespun stripe Serge, cost 40c, now 15c; Body Tapestry Carpe vember do it, but we don't propose KIUIIT IIAOS MOKE leaves a wife, two and four patterns that are our own and cannot be found elsewhere. Also a full line o his brother, Station Agent J. A. James, daughters $1.20 for eight yards. even the weather ahead of us, (11 sons, besides numerous relatives to let get It'll with (lour wore given away by II at Hawleyville, this week. Brown, blue and black Storm SergeB, 60c mourn his loss. now 3!)c; $2.73 tor seven ODD SPRINGS this season- - Tho winds which now N. Ayres, the Bridgeport shoe dealer quality, yards. BEDS, AND MATTRESSES, Monday, to the following: Louisa vuite a number from Hawleyville DDATII OK CHARLIE WILSON. $2.98 will buy eight yards ot the best Silk scatter tho falling leaves about your SILKS! Wool ot which we call attention to our culled cotton mattresses. are Mrs Douvill, :S(X: the New York excursionists on and Mixture ever made into a gown. special superior They equal Iluight, Milfiml; CO. joined It is less then a year since death enter o hair and will not mat and are moth will soon Seaview avenue ; O. V. Otic Ureas 2"c. proof. feet, gain strength enough Knight, Nichols the New England road on Wednesday ed the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Goods for William Rogers, (j7(i .Seiiview avenue; F to tackle you. The whistle they now Wilson and claimed their son, George, Scotcli Wool Uiagonal, 50 inches wide regu Squinobal, Long Hill; Neil Malery, Mil A on the remonstrance lar price 50c, five new colors and 25c. - hearing against and on another son, only make is A NOTE OF WARNING- Take Charles l.'tl Iranistan Sunday morning ot and bluster in ford; Thomas, the opening of a saloon at Brookfleld with the same dis l'lenty bombast Eight yard Dress Lengths of Thibet Wool FURNITURE, CARPETS AND CURTAINS. A. "1.'( II Charlie, passed away heed to it. Before tho frost strikes avenue; Somcrs, Main street. Junction by John McDonald came before The have the the newspapers nowadays, but the Plaids, now $5.(i(i. in ease, consumption. family selling a boy's high etit bal for $: commissioners on Wednes steady flow ot customers who want 50 home provide against its attack by the county sympathy of the whole community. Beautiful Heather Mixtures, inches wide, (Good times price would be All day of this week. styles, good, reliable, now only $4 for pattern ; not halt the value. heavier raiment- - are mer- warmer and other goods inuikcd at proportion Fifty or more gathered at Mrs Wesley trustworthy merchandise goes The Cotton Cloth and Print sale has not low DOWNER ately figures. Morris D. Beers is home from South- Burr's for a social evening on the 1st rily on here. stopped. & EDWARDS, is ington for the winter, and making Music and dancing were the principle Prints 4 ME RONALDS TO GO ABROAD. things lively, breaking his colts. amusements. of cake and coffee 101 llEltK ISTHKl'LAdK Plenty Brown Cotton 4 and fl 3 4c. State St., Bridgeport. was served and all . enjoyed themselves Castle Koimld is soon to lose its geni ; Bleached Cottons (1 7 8 .1 4c. Blacksmith Charles Botsford has . " and host for a time, as Mr Konalds is set exceedingly. Crystal Bengalines, a new Shoninger upright piano Ginghams fi 3 4c. TRIMMED tling up his all'airs preparatory to cross- bought Dr Plumley, not being able, Kev D Brocade Satins, BONNETS, Thurtulay morning will for his daughter, Miss Mamie, who will BALir ing the Atlantic once more. He expects Prentice preached and administered the Satin Duchess, SPECIAL on Huk-- OiiuChho take lessons soon. Hosiery and Underwear Department. TRIMMED HATS. place (ient' to sail some time -- - Changeable during the eomin - ie m sacrament, Sunday morning. Armures, We otter a large, complete assortment of Nuluriil Wool I'lulirweiir. and will the winter Satin Luxors, week, spend M.rp Arthur Merwin, who has been Another case of ihose Men's Wool Hose.two TRIMMED MILLINERY TRIMME TOQUES. is Shotted Silks, ; France as his usual custom. Freder Fairfield News pair for 25c. First case sold in a week if all Which cannot be for or County very sick at her father's, is improving - surpassed style quality. We invite d Glace Taffetas- knew how are inspection. NlilrtrtRll double hrciistttil. ick Hartman, his right-han- man, wi good they this box would not see that all well at the Castle du Arthur Merwin is quite sick. last 24 hours. W. E. - 396 Main - Mudo to retail lit I.2.V Yon goes SOUTHPORT. Halligan, St., Bridgeport. ing his absence. S. B. Wakeman of Compo was in town THIS SPACE BELONGS TO rim have tlit'm tor the taking Curtain Department. THE DISTRICT MEETING ADJOURNED Sunday. OUR PRICES- - wlilln they last at T." icntM a CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TOPICS. GET to the storm the Greenfield Our popular prices on Lace Curtains and t A number at the Town Owing Kat'HH-n- large gathered Chenille told the Business Kcv Mr the was un- base ball club didn't with the Fair Draperies story. Largest College Barker, pastor, hall, Saturday, to attend the special play trade we ever had, but enough left for anotn 0 able to ofliciate. .11st .Sunday, on ac- called to act the fields on the 4th. They expect to play er week. STUDIO I meeting upon question BTJIXjXHSTG, her-- not ' will In; another count of a ulcerated tooth. I!ev O on the 11th. We Advise You To Analyze Advertis lively of forming a tire district. Arthur Nottingham Lace Curtains, tape full J. F. PRINCIPAL. BRIDGEPORT. llkn il tills sen-son- . Mr On So And edges, GRIFFIN, opportunity Gilbert of Sandy Hook substituted was elected chairman and Fran Mrs 11. is sick. ing. Keep Doing and 7'Jc to $2,411 a Jennings Whittaker quite Be length wide, pair. Alno In tin1 .nunc lot wo for him. cis M. I'ike clerk. As there was a senti We'll Benefitted. One of Greenfield's fair teachers is to 30 pairs Chenille Portieres, heavy double Handsomest Tea Store in the tnent in favor of two and will flow out a lew dozen The sacrament of the IjOrds Supper districts, Attorney enter the state on the loth. fringe dado, good value at $5; our price E. L. Wells offered a resolution marriage $3. sit and seven good colors. State. ! Medicated Senile! rndenveiir, will be observed, next Sunday morning, making n i nrrnn n nn two one for and one W Khl-- K 7.c. when nine persons will be added to the districts, Southport DEERFIELD. THE BELKANP TEA C0JU X III worth at NO ONE DISPUTES - tl mile for Fairfield. The question was then Carpet Deparment- of church membership. Mr and Mrs Asahel Wakeman had 488 Main St., BRIDGEPORT. III. II. ULLIU UC UU. raised, w hether or not Southport is a bor l.'ev Mr Barker was able to be out at last OURS IS A (iood 2!lc Are thousandsof as ' ough, a question about which consider- pleasant surprise, Monday evening Ingians Carpel, heavy warp, giving away handsome, the - for 40 well as useful, presents with Teas, Coffees or Tuesday evening prayer meeting- able doubt exists, as the aban- About of their neighbors and friends yard. 18 in- village DRESS GOODS CENTER. Baking i'owder. For particulars send 2c NOW THE TIME. the first time, and gave an able and came and the with them Extra heavy Cotton Chain at :Mkj a doned its charter many years ago, but it spent evening Carpet stamp for catalogue. j spiring address on "Hindrances in the yard. has not been repealed by the Legislature, Ernest Burr is on the sick list. THE BELKNAP TEA CO., Christian life." considered it wise to ad- Extra Heavy Ingrain Carpet, wool filling .ludge Perry Mrs has been at her 43c a and to for Bradley Perry yard. 488 Main Street. Bridgeport. EXTRA BARGAINS IN LADIES' journ call separate meetings two for as The ladies prove this by their con- HORSE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO MEET HERE. each district. Mr Wells' motion was laid father's, weeks, caring him, stant attendance at the counters. All Carpets, now 75c a yard. LAWRENCE GILL & CO., Proprietors. UNDER- he is AND CHILDREN'S and Mr very poorly. Some except ionallv pood tilings otter- All Wool 50c a The commissioners will be in upon the table after Hicks had Carpet, yard. WEEK. county it A Will E. Nichols has lost a nice fat calf. ed yon this week at popular prices. WEAR, THIS session in November addressed the meeting, adjourned. BLANKETS. Newtown, Monday, a 11 meeting of those interested in forming Mrs Our Cloak Department. "27, at a. m., for the purpose of grant- Frank Raymond and daughter, Scieotifio American licenses district in Southport will be held in Mrs O. have visited Mrs ing and it will be expected that Chase, Bradley Is from There need ot leaving the horse nn- - to receiving more than usual attention i all will take out their licenses Washington hall, night Perry, in Merwiu'sLane. lilanke;. !! you learn the prices we sell HOWARD applicants discuss the matter. cloak buvers. Newest styles, best material Horse Blankets for. on that day. Mrs James Jennings and Mrs Abbey and good workmanship are characteristic jj Wakeman visited . have Orange Hubbel points. suicide ok ;eok;e i:edi-iei.d- of New last week. Pair-3.5- & WILL THE B0TS EVER LEARN? Milford, 76x80 inches, S2.90 a 0 liedfleld of Fairfield, who was George James A. Nichols has commenced RESPECTFULLY 77x84 inches, a Pair. employed as shipping clerk for the White mmQSS0i CAVEATS. It seems not, for on Monday afternoon housekeeping in the old Aleck Nichols i ui z., TRADE MARKS. 84x90 inches, 4.00 a Pair. Manufacturing company of Bridgeport, DESIGN at 1 and Charles place. PATENTS, 84x90 inches, 4.50 a Pair. BARBER'S, .;(), Ileibert ('ui)joe shot himself through the head, Monday, COP VRICHT8. etcJ Whittlesey were playing about the cars For Information and free Handbook write to about noon and died nt the emergency MUNN & CO.. 301 BaojuwAT, New Yorit. while they were being switched about EAST0N Oldest bureau for securing patents In America. The above are street blankets in all Conn. hospital, 40 minutes later. No one saw taken out us is before plaid Birmingham, on the New & W. B. GREEN Every patent a by brought colors. Hawleyville England road, the rash act, but the workmen hastily 762 768 Chapel St., the public by notice given free of charge in the the local AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. by freight. Young Cudjoe (col- gathered when the shot was heard and ored) lost his hold and the usual in Members of the Congregational church Mtntxik Jlwerittw story arrived only to see liedfleld lying a school are for a Wool Stable Blankets $1. follows: He fell under the wheels of the Sunday preparing pleas BIRMINGHAM. C0KN-- , Largest circulation of any scientific paper in the pool of blood and dying. He went to ant concert world. No Stable otV (Jhnstiiias in connection with NEW HAVEN, CONN. Splendidly illustrated. intelligent Extra lined Blankets, The Traveler's Guide. moving cars, which cut his leg at his work as and a tree for the little December 2(5. man should be without it. Weekly. 83.00 usual, Monday, appear ones, yeari L50sir months. Address MUNN A two buckle, $1 25, 1 40, 1.75, the and also severed his arm above The committee decided to omit the 301 Broadway. New York thigh ed to be in good spirits and no cause for City. 2.00, 2.25 and 4 50- - the elbow, cutting it in two iu two places, is is Thanksgiving concert. the act known. It supposed that Haven have been of preach again on Suuday. Service will N KV YOKK.NKW IIAVKN AND KAHTFOIil) lie was 10 years old and showed won- guests F. M.Cargill he thought that he had consumption and Mrs William Mrs begin promptly at lUo'clock. RAILROAD. derful pluck after the accident, not shed- Stillson and Peck of Mrs Wake Clark and Miss Susie Dick These are all new goods and coming direct it on his mind till he finally shot erson Ben Hubbell was quite ill on Sunday the winter in that Mrs ex- a tear while he was carried preyed Newtowu have visited Mrs H. E. Can- - have returned from the World's spend Bridgeport, from the mukeis in larger quantities than ding being himself. He was 24 old. His fath fair. and unable to peddle his milk. Sage may pursue her studies in voice cul- we the the benefit. to Dr years field. pected, give public tlK.HKHIIlKIC 1HV ISION. the Hawleyville 6tation. Smith er, and two brothers reside in Fairfield. Rev A, J. Smith and famil' have re This week Thursday evening there is ture with less interruption. to be a at Oscar We was summoned but his body was too Mies Alice Canfield has epent a few turned to their home 111 JNew Haven. large party HubbHl's. are sorry to learn of the indispo- LATE .IOIIN X. BECKER. The young people a good sition of liosie Nichols, the little I for any of hia recovery. THE in Hill and Mrs Jane Clark has been always report daugh- May I, Intnl. mangled thought days Long Bridgeport. visiting her time there. ter of Mr and Mrs William Nichols. We & CO. He lingered on until 0 o'clock in the daughter, Mrs William Clark. E. II. BEERS NKVV II A V KN North, !i.4J a. in , 4.JS in Thursday morning of last week, John Mr and Mrs Daniel E. Mallett of hope that she will soon be able to join II H.u" ). evenit when death ended his Thomas Osborn an J have moved Mouth, a in., p. in. g suflerings. Sel-leck- family her schoolmates N. Becker of the Farms was found dead have visited at W. F. 's. PLATTSVILLE. again. MIKI.TON .North, in. in u. in., p. in. South, He was the son of Mrs Ilattie Woodbury to Trumbull. 1ii.ua a. in., p. in. Cudjoe. in his bed. He appeared to be sleeping, HTKV K.N.HON -- North. IO.il a. A.iKi The was in L'nder in., p. in. body taken by but-i- t lo.&l 7 'J", charge as his attitude was natural, Dewitt Smith of Bridgeport was the LYON'S PLAIN. .South, a, in., p. in. & perfectly The old Jabez Banks place near the TRUMBULL. MoNKoK North, u. in (5.0U p. in. takers I'riudle Morris, and the funeral was soon discovered he was dead. guest, Sunday, of his mother. 17 that Center, which has not been occupied for Month. tl a. in., t7.lt) p. in. service ivas held on Wednesday after- A the name of Jacobs have Mrs John Alphonse of Stamfoid has returned from an extended trip to Chi- llOTMiVORD North, l.ti, io..'W a. in., 13.20, Vol, Death was undoubtedly caused by heart several years and was almost a total CHESTNUT HILL. family by 7.w ;i moved into the L. B. been the guest of Mrs John of 6.14, p. iii Wuniluy.n.lo a. in.Sotitli, lo.U noon at o'clock, I!ev Mr Linsley ofllci as he was in his usual wreck, is being repaired and made inhab- Gregory place. Kellogg cago, Viiginia and Washington. 11. 111 , 7 LI p. in. disease, good S. is to a new-ic- Grand View. -- 10.47 The interment was in Land's itable once more. Lendeveg preparing build Miss Frances Seeley is expected home NKWTOWN North, 7.3.1. a. 111., V,V,, 5.12, ating. health when he retired the night before. house. Mr and Mrs Edward Tread well of Beth- Mr Macbeth has been spending sever- ft.'W, 7. Ill p. in. Sunday, H.1N a. 111. South, Eelatives from New York the about the 18th. II.J14 End cemetery. was GO spend el friends here. al and is now Rev H. 7.14, S.M, liuw, a. in., .XI, (1.30, 7 p in. Deceased years old and leaves week with Mrs Jacobs. Agur S. Beach spent Sunday in Brook- We are sorry to chronicle the removal spent Sunday visiting days here, visiting Muiiiliiv tt.l:l p. 111. Joseph Mrs Edward has entertained Davies in New Haven. Y 1 1. LK 10.ftfl several children, among them being Mrs three-day- lyn, the guest of his sister. from our of our esteemed Jennings HAW Ll North, 7.4:1, a. in., Mrs Walker Bates enjoyed a s neighborhood for the week her Mr and li.ftft, 5.21, ft.:W, 7.24 p. 111. Kunday. 8.27 a. in. D0DGINGT0WN ASITTICIBITT. ( 'harles Ochmichen and Theodore Becker. last with Mrs Mr Schlump is building his new barn friend and neighbor, Mrs H.M.Godfrey, past parents, 7 .mi. K.4ii, H.ft4, 11.23 a. tl.M visit, week, Sherman Mrs of New Mr and Miss spent South, m., 4.24, K.lft, in- to the one was burned in the she rented her place to a man Hurlbuit York. Hughes Sunday in. MumlHy, n.n7 p. 111 The funeral was held Sunday. The Blakeman of Stratfield. replace that having cp.. L. . re- with Mrs Alvord. tr JUNCTION-Nor- th. 7.M. 11.10 his kind friends from and gone there to Sunday last Rev A. Hamilton preached Mary f tA.lt terment was in the Fairfield S. N. Osborn's right-han-d spring. Through many Bridgeport a. in., 1.20, 5.40, ft .', 7 :W p. in Sunday, S..HI cemetery. Hugh Brady, he has received to the lum- side with her Mrs A. J. Clark. a sermon from the "Result of , has a novel of locomo- enough buy daughter, subject, Mrs H. B. Wakeman has returned a. 111. south, u.oi, n..w, 11. ia a. in.,-4.1)- Mrs G. Crane and Mrs L. A. man, way hia new miss our each live in a H 41 111. 5.43 111. Beardsley ber for building, for which he is "We friends, passing year years parish." ft.ftft, p. Sunday p. A DISTINGUISHED ENGLISH PREACHER IN tion. Oxen are fine for bare back riding, to us here." from Fort Thomas, Ky., where she has IUIOoKHKLD North, 7..VI, 11.15 a. 111.. !.:!, of Dotlgingtown, attended the Academy but rather slow. very thankful. brings many changes Mrs I'hebe A. Fanton writes that her B.fW, 7 HM p. 111. Sunday, S 41. South, ti..'i2,s.;l2, TOW'N. The Houston are a new and are in best of been visiting ber son, Dr William J. 11 ft.SO, tl.34 111. 6.117 entertainment, November 2, at the Town boys driving daughter grandson a. in., p. Sunday, p.m. Mr and Mrs John Wheeler enjoyed a horse. NICHOLS. health. Wakeman. LANKSVIU.K ami STILL KIV till North, s.otl hall in Newtown. They report a grand Kev Hugh Kegiuald Harveis and Miss pleasant surprise at their home Tuesday a. III. Sout h.A.lil p. 111. Sunday ,A. 2(1 p in. All One hundred invitations out Percy Ryan is home from the hospital The ladies of Emmanuel parish will and friends from here othvr tralnM, liiidudlnK Sunday train north, time. Harveis have been the guests of Kev Dr evening. A DRAMATIC EVENT. hold a festival in the church on Several relatives H 47 111, a much improved, weak parlors a stop when llnKKed only. Dr is one of called jolly company together. although yet. will attended the 10th of the NKW Ml Lr'oUD 8.15, 11.27 a. in , 2 IS, Mrs .1. Guilbert. Harveis the best is to be in the 21st. If stormy it be held the anniversary North, T. Lancaster and two children ' Mrs Salem H. Wales of New York has "The Deacon" given again 6..VI, H.lo, 7.AO p. 111. Sunday, 8.5U a. 111. South, known of it- next fair wedding of Mr and Mrs Camp of Bridge- & from preachers London, England, Nichols at Cook's hall. It has made evening. tt.4n. N.20, !.:., 10.4H a. 111., a. .vi, 10, 0.22 p. m. Georgetown were recent guests of visited Mrs Walker Bates. STEPNEY. o.xu. and is widely known as the author of self very popular here, and seems des- The date of the missionary meeting has port. All report a mot enjoyable and sunuay, Mr and Mrs Samuel S. Scudder. in been 23d. no r "ipo no to nuiixjKi'OKT. "Music and Morals." Dr Harveis was CENTER STREET. tined, like some of the famous plays appointed for Thursday, the pleasant evening. UOTSrOKD North. 7.22. 10..W a. 111 12.20. ft.04 at the Mrs Ella Bates and four children have New York and Boston, to run its 100 Services will be held at 7 p. m. in Em- 7 OH H.10 Married, Congregational par one of of 8.14, p. ill. Sunday, a. ui. South, 7.22, the representatives the English D. B. Gould has had the misfortune to been a Many persons from surrounding manuel church. Mrs II. B. Wakeman lost a valuable tt.02, 11.4.1 a. 111., 4.42, 7.111 p. 111. Sunday, 0.20 sonage, Wednesday, November 1, by enjoying week's visit with her nights. 111. church at the World's fair. lose a fine horse. was sick towns who desired to witness it when it Mrs been some- week. of is Kev II. L. Alfred E. Bevans of young It father, in Watertown, Conn. Esther Jennings has cow, last The cause death Et'NKY North, 7.14, 10.2 a. 111., 12.05, 4.55 Slack, has been given previously, will be sure what but under care of Mrs H.fttf B about two weeks with the influenza. indisposed but it was to be p. in. Humlay, a. m South, 7..1I, .it. 10 Dodgingtown and Miss Clara B. Coin- - There was no session of the public to attend on Novem- Morris White Gorham we unknown, supposed 11.52 a. 7.2J n. 111. sunuay, 8.3s n. in What's the matter with our champion Thursday evening, and Dr trust from wild 11 1in.,..,1. as Mrs Stam- and who have attended once eating cherry. LONti L North, 7.0", 10.18, ll.4!t a. in., 4.48 stock of Bethel. They left on the 4.30 school, Friday, the teachers were at Alpbonse has returned to hunters, this fall. We haven't heard ber 16, many she will soon recover her health. H.54 D. in. Sunday, 7.54 p. 111. South. 7 JOT. a desire to have the repeat- . m. train a the school convention in after a few with express play to do- Mr Chase has til. 14, 11.&7-A- 5, 7.28 111 0.43 p. for wedding trip. Westport. ford, spending days J. marvelous Upper Parish district proposes the creamery man, in., p. Sunday any hunting stories thus far, ed for their benefit. From the east of a is S. Kellogg's family. we one nate flag pole and it hoped the other moved to Southport. His successor is tSuMBITLL North, 7.02, 10.12. 11J5 a. ni Mrs L. Hommedieu and her daughter Curtis & Curtis have been awarded the and cannot help wondering if Steve's characters given below, may readily districts will fall into line and do like- 6AH 7.47 it means lots of fun to with Frank Elwood. 4.42, P. in. Sunday, a. ui. South. from Norwalk have been her highest medal for pipe cutting devices at Mr and Mrs I. C. Fanton have enter- experienced hand has lost its cunning in comprehend that wise. boarding 7.41 a. 111., 12.02, f .00, 1M p. 111. Sunday, f(l,60 visiting the square inch. The participants are p. 111. aunt, Mrs It. IX Shepard of Dodging- the World's fair. Their factory is in tained Mr and Mrs Charles Everett. this line. and for the After school hours on Monday,Masters BKJ IM4EPORT North, 8.50, 10, 11.15 a. m., 4.30, naturally gifted qualified Mer-ti- e ! Goodwin White, Nichols and 0.85 p. 111. a. 111. Arrive, 7AI, town. Bridgeport-- Mr Mrs parts they have chosen, which increases Harry Sunday, and Robert Scholey are spend- - not to be outdone their el- 111., 12.15, 5.20, 7.45 p. ui. Sunday 7.06 WESTON- the reality of the situation. The cast of Lyons, by W.111. Mr and Mrs Mr Fred Wells of New York has been a few with her Mr : assembled a house and p. Andrews and son, and ing days parents, characters will be as follows ders, at neighbor's TTif n Baby rrar. rlS.:, we gave her Castoria. DANUBRr DIVISION. Mrs B. W. Crane from were a few at home. and Mrs C. M. Abbott. held a wood bee. The result was fuel DANBURY Arrive 7.15, 6.55, 10.55 a. 111., 2.10, Danbury spending days Hamilton Deacon Thornton (who has a passion for Then she was a CLiltl, she cried for Castoria. UM a. 111. Henry returned to New enough cut to last some time. p. ui. Sunday, Leave 5.50, with their parents over lemonade with a stick in it,) When UM, ?.i);l, 9 a. 111 , 1, 0.10, 7, 8.30 p. m. Sunday, Sunday. The board of education held a meet- Haven, last week. W. E. Starkweather Mr and Mrs D. Trcadwr-l- l have visited she becamo Miss, she clung to Castoria, 8.05 a. 5.05 in,, p. in. Mr Mrs O. afternoon. George Graff, (Mrs Thornton's nephew,) relatives in Bethel and When she had Children, she gave them Castoria. BKTHKL North, B.4S, 7.0ft, 10.49 a. m., 12.21, and Smith and daughter of ing, Monday MONROE. Dr Will Dr V. C. Starkweather Danbury during 111. Coley of New York has bee week. )1.01, 6.07, 5.4, B.20,. 48,9.42 p. Snnilay.10.17 Bethel, visited his sister Id DodgiDg- - George Darrah, (Alias Matt Wheeler,) the past a. 111., 8.20 p. 111. South, S..V1, 11.12 a. in., 1.07, Nelson Alvord, Jr., and family of the he guest of Dr Frank Gorham. James Dai-war- 7 111. 111. Frank Banks reports a pleasant visit .01 p. sunnily, b.is a. 111., o.ii p. town, recently. Farms have gone to New York. Later BURNS WILL RECOVEK. James Reed,(alriendof Darrah's) t itKUDINU North. 7.01 a. Ui., 12.13, 1.54, 6.41 Mrs William Parson to the World's fair and extended trip ... IA 1 I kl 111 Coggswell has visited Brownlow, Uniiilmi a ill n m hf.xtl. Mrs Burr Williams of Creek they are going South for the winter. Willie Pedro, (an organ grinder,) W. K. Plumb through the West. 0.1U a. 111., 7.12 Stony Burns, who shot himself Octo- friends in .02, 1.14, p. ill. Sunday, tU8 has been Southington. Pete, (Mi 8 Thornton's colored servant, a. iu , 6.18 p. in. spending a few days with her Arthur O. has as su- ber 29, is supposed to be recovering from who causes much trouble, Herbert Smith Jennings resigned It Is that Mr of the Billv, (the deacon's boy,) William Cooper SIIEPATJG RAILROAD. sister, Mrs E. Barcum. of the New his we understand the expected Hughes, Mrs Mrs M. A. Nichols ASPETUCK perintendent Haven Clock wound, although Yale will as Thornton, May 21,18!. and of bullet has not been extracted. divinity school, preach a Helen, (her daughter,) Mrs Charles French BETHEL Leave 7.10. 10.53 a. in.. 0.12 n. m. D. Wildman of Bridgeport paid O. C. Co., has accepted the position gen- candidate in the Miss Amelia Fawcett, (Mrs Thornton's The mail carrier has lost a horse. Sunday 8.12 a. in. Arrive 10 a.m., 4.30, 6.55 a visit eral manager of the Watch Congregational church, maiden sister,) Mrs William Nichols p. 111. Taylor recently. Waterbnry "IT WILL BENEFIT THE TOWN. ii on at 1 and 7 ra. Mrs (George Darrah's snniayo.inp.m.V L Sunday next, p. Darrah, wife,) Mr and Mrs Milan Mead of V 11.00 . Ridgefield HAW LEY LB North, a. m., HM p.i Co., of Waterbury. i Mrs James Durward Your V 8.35 a. m W.45 IleDry W. Benedict Is at the Hollister who has the Sunday. j.eave lor Uothel staying Sage, bought , Williams is Nellie, chiid,) Miss Kosalie Nichols have visited at C. M. Abbott's. 6.40 111. 6 Hawley recovering from a (her in., 4.18, p. Sunday, p. m. Widow Barnum Dr Donaldson has been was In town a few ' (Mrs Thornton's fll-i- place. appointed the Stepney creamery, Daisy, servant,) 8 II EPA UU North, l a. m., t5Al p. m. bad attack of malaria. Miss Alice Linder 4S hours, last and means r Heart's Blood g S uiul ay t8 a.m. South, f9.30 a.m.,f4 .03 p, health officer of the town, under the new Monday, evidently 6.!MI 111. to if with- An additional attraction will be LONG HILL. Is the most in. Suinday, p. law. start up that industry possible, Miss Anna of Milford has the Jjf important part of ROXBl'KY FALLS North, fll.29 a.m., t5.51 in a few weeks. He is Gregory of choice selections the your organism. Three-fourth- s of f8.57 a.m. Miss Lulu of N. making prepara- rendering by $ f p.m. Sunday, South, t.22 a.m., j8J.65 Northrop Brooklyn, tions to build a shed for a team been the guest of Postmaster Gregory. orchestra of Trumbull. The doors Mrs arrived s?-- the to which the ays-- w p.m. Htimfiiy, t5.2H p. m. Is The Bridgeport Standard is now deliv- sheltering grange Rev and Boylston safely complaints 11.37 V., visiting her grandmother, Mrs or two and in a cream will be at 7 o'clock and refresh- tern is are due to impuri- - BOX BURY North, a. m., 5.59 p. m. Sun. ered Baker. may put separator Mr and Mrs Homer of open at home, last week, from the exposition subject yJ day, 9.10 a. m. South, 9.13 a. m., 3.40 p. in. Charles Ilulburt, of the Glen. by Percy if it is the desire of the community to Godfrey ments will be served after the entertain- Sunday, 6.15 p. 111. sell milk as well as cream. The is Bridgeport have been spending several ment. Mrs William Booth, whose deli- and other points of interest which they fore, realize how vital it is to JUDU'S BRI DUE North, fll. 4S a.m.,t6.05 The road between Sasco creek and the hope were 111. p. with Mrs cate taste in the of such had visited, and warmly welcomed 111. Sunday, t)U7 a. South, f9.07 a.m., Mrs T. Proctor Is her railroad has been expressed generally that the creamery days Arthur Bradley. management tH.40 p. m. fS.OS p. m. Harley visiting bridge greatly improv- a success In future for the matters has been proved will friends and Keen It Pure Sunday, Ex-Sheri- may prove repeatedly, by parishioners. WASII1NUTON North, 11.54 a.m., 8.17 p. m. parents, ff and Mrs Aaron San-for- d. ed by having a large amount of gravel business benefit it will to our town Charles O. Perry has visited in Hart- have the direction. The receipts are for For which can V Sunday, 9.37 a. in. South, HM a. in., 8.28 p. bring Miss Kate Hurd is on un purpose nothing m. 4.51 m. The Proctor's have closed their put on it. The road will no be a and especially to the farming of ford. the benefit of the Nichols improvement the sick list AS I re-- Sunday, p. longer : portion equal effectually NKW PRESTON North, 11.58 a.m., 6.21 p. m summer home at Wllliamstown for the series of mud holes, after rain as it. society, which is doing so much for the der Dr Hill's care. , L moves a 1 1 impurities. tj Sunday, 9.43 a. m. South, 8.61 a. ui., 8.21 p.m. storms, The sum of $110 was realized as the and for the town. blood 4.38 D. 111 now village, indirectly 7 cleanses the Sunday. summer, and will return to New formerly. Mrs H. Brewster result of the harvest Miss Nellie is in Bridge- thoroughly J ROM IfOKD North, fl2.07 a.m., f6.30 p.m. Sun. J. of Shelton and home festival held, Lynch visiting m and builds up the general health, York. Sanfoid of .' ' day, M..iiii. in. soutn, jb.vi ft. 111., fa. 10 p. m. Harry Bridgeport, Robert is mar- Mrs Rancliffe were in town over last week, at the METHODIST CHTJKCH NOTES. port. ... Oar Treatise om Blood and Skim foffOT nailed y w Birch, Jr., building the Sunday Congregational parson- nee Sunday, 4.26 p.iu grand-nephe- of Mr Sanford, was at the Rev &a I to any address. M2.12. tfl.35 m. ket for Fred Disbrow. at B. S. Hurd's and The elder. Dr Beach, - MOKKIS North, p. Sun. Sanford visiting attending age. presiding E. Middiebrook has improved his place SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Aflinta, Ga. V day, 10.02 a. 111. South, J8J7 a. m., 3.10 p. m home, last week. service at St Peter's. did not preach in the Methodist church, V Sunday, 4.18 p. m Francis Jelliff, who suffered a shock R. K. Fitch entertained a friend from last evening, as was reported last by building a new picket fence in front BANTAM worth, 12.22, 8.46 p. m. Sunday, Sunday Sua-kila- Madison. N. on account of a severe which of his (910.20 a.m. south, 8.28 a. ui., 3.02 p. m. Mr and Mrs George Martin of last week Monday, has improved a trifle. Webb Downs is a car load of J., over Sunday. week, cold, garden. 4.07 a. Bridge- buying he had it in. visited Mrs Martin's contracted, making impossible is v v LAKE North, tl2 23, p. m. Sunday, port, mother, Mrs Sheriff Pike was one of the guests at a apples to ship to Norwalk from Monroe for him to be present. J. W. Tyrell out after his severe 1 10.24 a. m. t3 Sun- - South, (8.25 a. Dl. N. week.' . HUNTINGTON. . m. in., p. James Lake, this shore dinner Sheriff station. He pays 10 cents a bushel, cash A from the Nichols so- sickness. i1ay.il.5fl p. given by Clarkson, large delegation OK MTCliri ELD Arrive 12J)0, 6.83 p. Tn. Sun- - last week. on delivery. Farmers in this vicinity ciety attenieJ the Christian Endeavor DISTRICT BRIDGKPOET. ss. Probate day, 10.30 a. m. South, 8.20 a. tM p. m. WHITE HILLS. Miss Case from Sport Hill is visiting 36, 1B. 850 iu., E. C. Piatt of Bridgeport Sun- are in their Monroe sta- convention at Bridgeport, last week All Estate of CAROLINE A. SHERMAN, lAie ot Sunday, p. Ui. passed rushing apples, MiiS Lillie Beers. Monroe, in said NEW A NEW Lemuel F. Last week some of the goods stolen tion Walter Hubbell is his house were very much helped by going, and district, deceased. YORK ENGLAND B.B. day at Camp's. being very convenient for this part painting we the of earnestness The Court of Probate lor the District ot March 12, 1803 from the freight depot were found in the of the town. and barns. hope that spirit Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six HAWLETVILLK Kaat 8.06, 12.02, 743 p. m. Mrs O. N which characterized the speakers of the GREEN'S FARMS- - months tram the date hereof for creditors ot 9 a. m, 8, 8.45 p. m. Leonard Elsenboss baa the woods just horth of the tracks. They Blackman entertained her and which we there said estate to exhibit clai ms for settle Wt -- contract Miss convention, received, their NKWTOWN East, 8.10,17.18 p. m. West 18.63 bad been topened and Only Adelle Gordon left town for New friends from Birmingham, last week. in a merit Those who nesrleet to present their ac a. m, 12.63. fll.40p. in. for conveying scholars from Lake George destroyed will create all greater earnestness is Mrs Deborah Brad- attested within said on Miss Fannie Wixom a tea soul-savin- g. It reported thai counts, properly time. SANDY llooK Kaat 8.17 a. m., 12.13, 7JM n. m. enough remained to show that they were York, Monday. gave party, and zeal in this great work, that of win oe aeimrreo. a in- - Wont m fl.85 to the Hawleyville school. wi.l a new recovery, ah persons s.48 a S.48, p. m. a of the taken. last Thursday. ley of Westport erect house. debtod to said estate are reqnwuf rt to make fl UJl'ir IHi RY EaMt 8 J2 a. m., 12.20,7.40 p. m. part goods EAST VILLAGE. Mr Hoar of Ansonia here. jmmMliatA navmnnt tn nRVIT.f.K A. If 11. Wt 8.31 a.m ; 2.83, 9.17 p. ni. preached Mr and Mrs Hollister to Mlsaes Alice and Annie Jennings have L.KTT. AdmhTtstra or, Trnmbvui. Cona. f Trains atop when altfnaled only. Mn Birdsey Glover of Hanover enter-- II. P. and L. B. Curtis are the execu- - Miss Clara Barnes and friend of New Sunday, and was much liked and will Sage expect ld oxen been livinsr in Cornwall for a number of ments built for his also has a pair of for " incubator, brooder, IF'OSTIEXR,, IB ZEjSSIKJ & CO. sale. years, has returned home. etc. WHAT IS ON FOOT? Miss E. Goode is spending the week at To the World of Women. Ob th3fest of most of the test drcstei Bin Ml the Peet's In Ore Hill district. SOUTH BRITAIN. ladiai in ton'yoB Till 6nl Mrs A. W. Parmelee of Danbury has BETHLEHEM. been visiting her cousin, Mrs G. F. Wflliam Curtiss has lost his most faith- Shoe. Goode. Her husband came up later for The Kumfort ful which for has Mothers and Restored to Health a hunt with Fred McEwen. dog, many years prov- Daughters and It looks right, it vein right, it is right All day's ed an efficient watcher about Strength. G. F. Goode has Received a pair of fine SNOW HAS AKRIVEU. the house, styles, all grades. Prices belov par. The best black red cocks from his brother ne was injured by being run over on the and moat for the money u the cecret of eur cmo-ee- si. game It snowed and rained nearly all day Kail order onr Send in Boston, Mass. track. ' . are specialty. iie and the north roofs of build- and description and we can aerve yon intelligent School commenced on Monday, after Saturday Mrs one weeks' vacation with Miss Dean as ings were many of them white with Ward has returned from a visit of Weak, nervous, delicate, overworked 1. quickly and ve vill please yon. teacher. She satisfaction the a reminder two weeks in Roxbury. women,are the ones that need a gave good snow, Sunday night, strong a strength New Milford Shoe House, previous term. will soon be here. builder, tonic for their nerves, and a that wfnter Miss Beers of Long II ill was in town cure for that awful internal trouble that ELLSWORTH & STAltlt, over Sunday. . is wearing out their lives. Thousands 8 Bank New Conn. ROXBURY. A IlOl'SE WAliMING. of women have found such in Dr Kenne- St., Nilford, H The prayer meeting connected with the dy's Favorite Remedy. Mrs Christiana AT THE STATION. Those who attended the house warm- Methodist church will bo held the Beal, of Jonesport, Me., writes that her on during had been a Merchant Leavenworth visited the ing at Frank Thompson's, Friday winter at the parsonage at 3 o'clock, Fri- daughter great sufferer from a time. The female trouble, and after repeated trials great metropolis, New York, last week, evening, report pleasant day afternoon. of doctors' and were people. prescriptions Winter Suits. to buy goods, combining business with guests mostly Waterbury Mrs Averill been cures, all of which gave no relief, she has seriously ill for a used I Ollow the lumlii ot Kail anil Dftino Autmnii'lH xlvliiK us tlio dust now. She'll soon bo ast pleasure. It is said that in one store he week. She is Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy I reported as beinsr some mil u h too lur h im lor iliiwt. cm t loraut to he ready to (luliiuo vour suit anil droD a he IN GRANGE CIUCLES. and it permanently cured her. LEADING CLOTHIER OF NEW MILFORD. Into a Winter outfit on tinio. Yon tall In aiiioii mIw1vh ami oholves ol it you visit visited he was taken for crank, but what better, ner from Wood to bargains daughter If you have headache, uterine catarrh, our More now. (Jorrm this w'nk ami bo in trim shelve your suinnior suit at the right time. disarmed all suspicions. At the Monday even- is The nobbiest, handsomest, best liltlmr ami cheapest winter suits in this county are to be quickly grange meeting, bury caring for her. irregular menstruation, leucorrhcea, or nen at our store. Wintkk mih i s us i dmlrably ami It will suit you it you have one of our ing, November 30, the subject was, l,On irregular monthly sickness,chronic weak- or A Mrs Curtiss is wlnt mills. FOK NEW ltOADWAY. what does success in depend. Sally visiting in Bir ness, bearing down Incidental to change STOCK! farming of life, or of the evils that LARGEST A 50 has been Brother idea was to marry mingham. any attending Men's and Youth's Suits. petition with signers are present in female complaints, use IFIISriEST placed in the hands of the selectmen for a good wife. He said he never had to Mrs Munson and Clarence returned to Favorite Remedy, for it will build STYIiES! to the best custom We (i ,V a up In all tne most stylish cuts, equal work. sell for suit equal a new a of Se build a lire when his wife was sick. New Haven on quickly the run down constitution and to any old elsewhere lor ...'mi. All desirable goods made In the latest style, S.50, 111, 12, 1:1, highway from little south only Monday. 1.1, IH, IS, ill, W. Dress suits In ( lay worsteds, Diagonal Cheviots in Cutaways, Prince Al- lectman Pierce's home to Tyrrell's He always got his kindling ready the bring refreshing sleep. It will dispel LOWEST PRICES! berts and those popular double breasted sack coats. Wo have a genuine all wool cork- those tired looks and and re- in sack lor to before. One of the sisters feelings, screw Worsted Dress Stilt cutaway and warranted hold color. bridg3. night thought store the nervous system and permanent- he had had better success in the matri SOUTHFORD- - ly cure you. Our daughters grow up LARGE STOCK OF ROBES AND BLANKETS. Our Children's CI.OfilM; AN OU HOMESTEAD. monial line than his wife had. Many weak and delicate; mothers can avoid Department James A. Clift of has mov such conditions them Dr Dav- ' a filled with lor winter. The ot our to Arthur Baldwin and wife from New other of interest were brought out Waterbury by giving attractive styles widespread reputation ability please points ed here and rented the blacksmith id Kennedy's Favorite the children Iiim brought many new customers to our store this season. Kverybody has Haven are at his Mrs Samuel and it was a very interesting shop Remedy. heard ot our marvellous children's suits we are selling for .Ml, $.t ami $:l.ft). Other suits ol mother's, altogether here. Mr 1 Clift is a good work better grades to s .Mi. Koineiuber we are headquarters for Baldwin's, care of the personal meeting. The lecturer's hour, Novem- taking man and is to do all kinds of (Next to Savings Bank.) TRUNKS AND BAGS, HORSE BLANKETS.ROBES, WHIPS AND HALTEBS. property until it is disposed of, which is ber 20, will be in charge of Ceres, Sister prepared , horse and The to be soon at auction. Albert Baldwin Katie Haj-es- and the will be shoeing general jobbing. New Milford, Conn inspector stand is a route to in the aft- also lias cattle good one, and he undoubtedly Bridgeport, peddling wagons, harness, horse, present. will have a substantial ernoon, instead of the morning. FOSTER, BESSE & CO., and other that he is patronage. personal property J. B. Ames and R. B. Lake are on Work on the new telegraph li.ne from which he will not need as his jury St Paul's church to old Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfa. Combination Clothiers, selling, at this week. the toll house home is at New Haven. His duty Winsted, has to the of QUAKER'S FARMS. stopped, owing objection field battery and be able to erect such tel and then come and secure some of the bar- 317 Main Street, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. mother is also to live with him. The Mr and Mrs David Jackaon of New some of the land owners to setting poles gains. in egraph and telephone lines as would be farm will also he sold, we understand. in the road in front of their land. Hartford spent Sunday town. George Thompson finished a contract demanded upon the field in time of war. Lamps were never cheaper; center draft Mr and Mrs Fred Botsford have an- lamps $1.(10 and 1.H5 up to .00, best line for out at Charles David- in town . F. NEWTOWN, CONN., BEE. been Rev.D.S . Stone spent Sunday at Lis threshing rye other Sound telegraphy is also to be acquired. at Hawley'a. Charles Thomas has appointed this week. He is little daughter. TREAT STARR, father's. son's, making prepar- New crop New Orleans molasses extra k administrator, Minott L. Beardsley and Paul Rohenburg is painting his new new qual- FEIDAT, NOVEMBER 10.1803. ations to his house. fence red. ity, raisins oranges cranberries white Frank Pierce appraisers of the estate of Wallace P. Hayes returned from the grapes were never cheaper at . F. Uawley's. Mrs LITCHFIELD COUBTT TOPICS. Cloak House. the late Samuel T. Baldwin. They ap- World's on and Frank Chicken thieves are quite plentiful by Mary Wheeler is moving from the Avers' Leading ClKCULAflON. fair, Wednesday, house of T. B. Brownson into Hygenic coflee advertised In this pa. the property on the ltd. lin P. on The latter the reports, and some one should mete the house per can be tound at E. Hawley'a, only 20 JANUARY 1. 1882. B10 praised personal Hayes Thursday. of Frank Bassett,in Isinglass. cents a pound. LAST was his them out justice for their petty The of the town of WEEK. 8500 occompanied by uncle, Abner thieving. 13 Gor-ha- m Pbineas Piatt was the guest of C. T. It currently reported that the Second invoice of that Allen and wife from f'nva as as Mrs Jennie Thomson wa3 one of their in Litchfield is causing some Urge talk up celebrated Vermont Squire two days the past week. He far place the Center is sold to a par- dairy butter ot 43 tubs just in at K. F- - Haw- - where tin took the victims and recently lost IS nice fowls from Shelton. This there. The "townites"' are afraid the ley's, special price by the tub. bought while in town the entire (locks of llawleyville, i train ty place belonged Litchfield News. New Milford. from her hen roost. Austin Hinnian also to the estate of the late Elbert Edwards farmers are going to make them pay New County of Dea and from the estate for of prepared buckwheat flour and also the sheep Camp lost eight chickens, one night Trumbull, and has been occupied for their share. Most fair minded people, oiu iasiuou Kinu at . . Uawley's of Samuel T. Baldwin. On Gilbert Allen started foi recently. the last two Mr Marshall. Saturday, years by up there, think it is the proper thing. - Mrs Jane Tomlinson has closed her WASHINGTON- Charles Gilbert has of Ira Boston on a to his sister,Mrs Henry Eugene Hubbell, the bee culturist, has 2,228,672. purchased it house for the winter season. sold over 1000 of this fall. The Union manufacturing company M. Booth a tine black mare and har- 1'. Judson, and possibly may visit pounds honey These figures represent the number of hot very of has the super- Till". VAl-- I!TII llil". INSI HAYCK. another Mrs W. has Torrington petitioned ties ol Dr. New for Con- ness. sister, George Hitchcock, Tomlinson put a small addi WHITE King's Discovery before lie HILLS. ior court to have its name changed to sumption, Coughs and Colds, which were sold Lo returns. tion to his house, where the postoffice Arthur!'. Titus went New York Our butcher has of Horace the "Warrenton woolen in the United States from March, ".H. to March, purchased now is. lie has also made im- Messrs and Theo- company." last week, to sec Mr Wadsworth whose Mi Maria Atwood of is other Seeley Thompson 92. Two Hundred and Twenty-Eigh- t Thons. Squire a number of tine steers for his Nonnewaug dore Wheeler of Trumbull were is in- provements, and this week the Sunday There a lesson in this little item and, Six Hundred and Seventy-Tw- bottles haru was burned, and found that the market and wagon. Mr Squire constructing a new barn. painters guests at Drew's. delivery have been doing excellent work. George that happened at Torrington recently. sold in one year, and each and every bottle surance was .$."il)0 on the building, with has more left. Mrs Alonzo Nichols of Monroe was sold on a Mrs Bradshaw and Miss Nellie Brisco visited A man the name of Boyle, drank a positive guarantee that money jjiKKM) on the contents. Whether this An obstruction was her cousin, Louise last week. by would be it M. oxen leave on for recently placed Nichols, his refunded satisfactory results did include is a 1. Beers lias another pair of Thursday Pennsylvania. dose of poison which caused death not follow will the tobacco question. will be in across the Good Hill road in a lonelv The first church social will be held at itsue. The secret of its success ia to take the place of the sold They joined Waterbury by in less than two hours. He thought he i never ami pair recently place, and the report has gained credence George Drew's on Tuesday evening, No- plain. It disappoints can always for beef. Mrs Salmon Bradshaw ana Miss Daisy vember 14. was that other kind of be depended on as the best for A I.I V l:i.V Old) CAT. that it wa3 meant for a which was drinking poison very remedy Warner. Misses Brisco and Warner will trap, E. C. Wixom that takes to kill a man, coughs, colds, etc. Price 50c. and 11 .00. AtE. V,, ,7 Earle Garlick has sold three discovered before harm was attended the horse trot longer namely, Walter Newton's, people, have a barn yearlings spend several weeks relatives luckily any in New York, one last week. F. Hawley'a Drug store. to John Ford of Southville. visiting clone. day, whiskey. cat that is l'.i years old, in a lively state and friends. Miss Carria French spent a few days with Fannie last week. The trial of the Mannering murder of ion. Julius of has been at V Samuel Hawkins raised a fine of Wixom, preservat Galpin Woodbury Miss Bertha . Gregory returned to patch case takes in the court at ht Misses Jennie place superior his agent's, Wilbur Mansfield's, with turnips, this year, and on about one-eig- and Carrie Curtis are 35L5 a i ii s a i. i im s. her home in Waterbury, on Monday. a to vis- November 21. Wil- x; i:i:; in mil t and for winter of an acre harvested over 100 bush- anticipating trip Bridgeport to Litchfield, Lawyer S yearlings it friends, this week. liam II. Williams of and A. Ui-- Mr I'halandt n excellent William W. Watson of Shelton visited els. A sample the writer Birmingham gave purposes.' turnip given T. Roraback of Canaan have been en- HYGIENIC COFFEE. last the his old home, last week, and spent some nine He raised two discourse, Sunday, upon words, Leander Blakcinan has rented his tene- weighed pounds. as counsel for Mrs "And the truth shall make free.'' ime in hunting. the White Rock gaged Mannering's you ment house to a Mr who has varieties, and Yellow of-Th- is who sets Venus, Stone. The News defense. Christ the great emancipator of Miss Blanche S. Wells is enjoying her Day. charge the garnet quarry. school of Canaan men free from the bondage of sin. He tudies in Northfield seminary and her The Pilgrim Sunday W. IJ. of Bethel was the alone gives a man freedom from himself, Hodge guest many friends wish her much success in are mission workers and have gathered of his OXFORD. from his passions, vices and all kinds of mother, Sunday. her undertakings. STATE TIDINGS. nuts that are to be sold in Boston and Mm of tylt-- tf;iiinrnt-4- . evil habits. The scientist "man the sent to a struggling cxinnplti itmny says Mr A FINE CHOP OF Al'l'LES. proceeds Ii ir abovi' y lo 7.75 to WATER-DEAT- and Mrs Munson returned tf ,7.. must live in with his environ-- j BRIDGE Ralph church in the West. No chestnuts loth Wrap In HHHtiiil aHMortiiit-ut- harmony Wed- ; 1 from their on William B. Davis has been for tlltt IfllH Of mll ('(Hill! to UH lot C'loilkH. incnt; obey the laws of his being." God Pennsylvania trip, busy George Harry Hurst, aged two months, about this story for not many schools 4u vnn lw urn-tai- ot tt kmmI line to the last few weeks to cIom is the environment of the soul, and to 111' CL'WTIS nesday. shipping apples born at the state at have shown such enterprise. Iiomi, ami iiricuM. MINOli. New prison Wethersfleld, intt rKood in Ktirn'nil mow live like him is freedom. This is Miss Susie York. Mr Davis had a fine crop of his mother a ' perfect Harrison, granddaughter serving out sentence of big- is to have a winter as Curtis Minor died, October 81. on his the big storms Norfolk busy V t rV (V C!T 4 the high aim of life, man's infinite des of Dea William R. Harrison, is in town apples, hardly affecting amy there, was christened in be built there rVl) 1)1) SCth birthday. His funeral was largely his orchards. Mr Davis takes Saturday there are ten houses to 1 lllJlV l tiny. for some weeks, visiting relatives. The great the warden's quarters. He is the first in 5000 to OliYItU, attended from his late residence, Novem- with his fruit and is rewarded ranging price from 610,000 Harrison's are also entertaining a lady pains by child born and christened in the state TRADE' I!KV MR PliENTI.SS Kev F. B. Doaue each. - New Milford, Conn. CAI.I.KI). ber 2, conducting the riend from good crops. His farm comprises 72 us It see v In TlIK services. Danbury. prison. Let know you our ad IIkk. At the church there were CO acres, which he calls a fruit and grain meeting Mrs Calhoun and Miss Helen took Bowen's saloon in New voles for Mr I'rentiss and one farm. lie doesthe work himself, save Britain Our Market calling t'llNliltEUATIONAI. ClIUiCH NOTES. their final leave for the on Mon was on Reports. The ecclesiastical winter, perhaps for a dozen days in haying and raided Friday night and on Satur- negative. society he fine offi- WHOLESALE IT' Kev F. B. Doane his an day morning. day paid $05 and costs. The THE QUOTATIONS. hold its meeting, Saturday afternoon, gave people apple picking time. excellent and sermon, Sun- cials were on hand again Saturday night the 11th hint, at 2 o'clock. appropriate AT THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. BY SPECIAL REPORTERS OF THE BEE. day morning, from the words "Behold and found his place running in full blast Iii New Haven County-- - There will be a stereopticon exhibition a second time. A Hea'.th Drink. Kervs and Brain Food. & Tin: n:.T snow stok.m. the Lamb of God, which taketh away the World's fair views with They arrested Bowen and Reid p. descriptive seized two of beer and a At BitiixiEPORT Butter, choice print cream- Hughes sins of the world. lecture by Kev Mr Norris, in the Congre- kegs quantity 30a.l2c choice creamery tubs 2!t The first snow fell, October .'JO, and ac- ery per pound, gational church, Friday evening, Novem- of whisky. a30c, choice dairy 26a2kj, fair to pood 24a25c, A Vegetable and Cereal Compound; con- to the old look out for 20 Mr and Mrs James Orr, George Frost, SOUTHBTJRY, 10. common 20a22c ; cheese factory Hal3c, sage 14 tains all one's cording saying, ber The entertainment will commence near bv 30c live the elements system requires. and Lucas were received Michael sentenced to al5c;egg fresh per dozen; . more snow storms. One came the 4th, Henry into the at 7.30. The admission will be 25 cents. Lennon, prison chickens llalic, dressed lSa22c; live fowls Ma Prepared by 1L S. AXES, of Boston two dressed 20c; ducks A for . 2S. one counts one less church, Sunday. DEATH OF 15, S. IiKOWN. On November 12. Mr for years for burglary, John Lyons, 11c, dressed l(ial8c; geese Vegetarian many years. leaving Every Sunday evening, dressed 18a22c; live calves 5a 5 d wlOallc; to be when cold comes. Ireland will deliver a lecture on Africa, sentenced five years for horse 5c ; d w 9al2c ; live 3 d w dreaded weather A will be held in B. stealing live lambs sheep 20 Cents Pound. fellowship meeting S. Brown, who died at Columbus,' in the Congregational church. The lec- and George W. Peck, sentenced for three Saloc; hogs d w 8aS 12c; hay baled l"al8 per Price, per on November 10. will be ton, loose flSa20; straw baled $4ali, loose us- Bridgewater Friday, Ohio, was well known to the oldest resi ture illustrated with stereopticon ; 50a Directions. Prepare the same as Coffee, IIISKKAP.I.K SXKAIv TMIKVKS. and a half for all from 70c bushel onions red two-third- views. will 7 m. years burglary, $10al8; potatoes per not more than s as much lor dents here. He was born at the old The lecture begin at p. 60c, yellow white lal.25; squash 2c; ing ot New Haven county, have the 60ac; ; same amount water, or one tablespoontui If the sneak thief that stole the clothes Mrs Walter Peck from Lanesville is 70 petitioned cabbage 3a5c, red 10al2c cauliflower 10al2e; lor two homestead nearly years ago. His board of for release. Their cases beets 60c ; carrots 60c ; parsnips 75c ; turnips 30 large cups. with her Mrs Barnum. Quite a number of our pardons .25 Follow the directions and you will use no line in front of I). It. Wilson's house, sister, Flora father, Harvey Brown, was well known townspeople a35c; celery $lal per dozen bunches; radish other. attended the state C. E. convention, held will be heard December 4. 25c; peas dried 1.50; beansmarrow lust Sunday night, wanted it to make a It is reported that a Dr Bostwick is to n this vicinity, buying cattle extensively medium $2.10a2.15, pea f 2a2.10; honey 12al4c; For sale by principal wholesale and retail GETTING READY in on and Wednes- 78 25a3oe ; choice baldwins f3 grocers. Send 2c for book onDiet ." halter for his neck, and will go ofl' in locate in tak- and to the New York market. Bridgeport Tuesday Olive Boutry,aged years, an old res beeswax apples per stamp Bridgewater immediately, driving of barrel, lair f 2.50, greenings choice t2.T.a3, ap- some out of the and use he day last week. ident of Putnam, was thrown from his common 1.75a2, lOallc; cran- M. -- FOR TH- E- way place it, ing the rooms formerly occupied by Dr His son, Benjamin, was engaged with ples f evaporated S. ATE, 211 STATE STREET, BOSTON. is to and if he has cour- and was killed. berries $5a6; grapes 2a5c; flour buckwheat welcome it, not Harris, for an ollice. m in his younger days and later in The farmers have been rushing their wagon Saturday night f2.5a3; sugar lieht maple 12c, dark yaloe, syr- age enough to use it alone, perhaps he with 1ns he cider this last week. were up T6a90c per gallon. Miss Sarah Treat is to close her house company brother, Walter, making, Arrangements made whereby HOLIDAY TRADE. can find help. went to Ohio and Illinois and follow Monroe with his wonderful At Waterbrrt Butter, choice print cream and board at Hiram Pitcher's. Mrs II. C. Wheeler of Southford act- Salisbury, 30a31c, lair to good 23a25c, common 17alfc; same ery ; Last week A. C. Titus and ed the business. They afterwards ed as hostess to a of people, horses, Directum, the fastest light har- cheese factory 12al3c ; eggs fresh near by 30c Tuesday, party young 10al2c ; fowls dressed 11c ; C. Mrs Benjamin and removed to Columbus, where en bent on Hallowe'en. Oxford ness in a rec- live chickens live !c, H. BOOTH his mother went to New Haven, and on granddaughter they celebrating performer the world, with geese 14c; ducks 14c; live calves 6c, d w 9c; from Danbury, were recent guests of in the manufacture of sent its usual large delegation. They ord of 2 :05 with a live lambs 4c, d w 8a9c ; live sheep 3 d w their return, Thursday, attended the gaged extensively Flying Jib, pacing 8 baled 17al8, loose Mrs J. B. Pitcher. it is were a merry crowd and they spent a 6c; hogs dw 12c; hay Christian Endeavor convention in agricultural implements, and said, of record of 2:04, only equaled by one other $ la20; straw oateu iuosb iwitu, will show the of merry evening. The fates the young ; TOa.oc ; piiwo; leading styles Mr and Mrs C. accumulated a proporty. He still or woe on earth as to L.ittle with 65a70c onions 50a70c, yellow sqtasn i Bridgeport. Hollister Mrs Clark Peck from Brookfield is large people for weal for the coming record, Albert, cabbage saoc, ren ; caumiower s , caria Trimmed .Hats and Bonnets on and others were also her Mrs Liv- retained his interest in Southbury and year was settled by all the tried and sure a trotting record of 2 :10, Charley with 50c; parsnips f2.25; turnips stone and white 40; present. visiting daughter, George C, 1.50; beans imported marrow fl5a2, at the store of on and no end of 4, celery f each year came to spend a few days of signs, potent that eve, a record of 2 :14 San homeraised $2.40, 1 85; 13 every Thursday The C. K. hold their second so- ingston. trials seems to follow some of the trotting Pedro, medium pea f honey society likely 3-- 13al4c; choice baldwins F. An his vacation heie. Several years ago with a mark of 2 :10 4 at the pace and al5c; beeswax apples Edgar Hawley. expert is ciable, this week, on at Mr Mrs Beers from Colo- hapless ones. $2t0, fair f 1.75, greenings choice $2.50, apples The Friday evening, and IJobert 3-- 1 holiday traie he gave the Congregational society 2 :14 4 at the trot, Director's Flower, common f .50 ; cranberries f4.50a5 ; grapes 18c 5 tilimer will be present to take the residence of Curtiss A. Titus. All rado are of relatives in town. The young ladies and little girls who basket25c per 10; sugar light maple 14c. guests 1000, the interest to be applied toward the most noted two-year-o- ld race in pound or to execute orders a big1 event w.th are invited. attend the Episcopal church are invited filly orders, any always Mrs Alvira Warner and Miss the support of the gospel. He married to meet at the residence of Mrs R. M. the world with a race record of 2 :20 and daughter, POINTERS FOE HOUSEKEEPER 5 - that can be done during the day Mrs Marietta Gibson, who has been in are soon to close their residence a lady of Columbus, Ohio, but leaves no Davis, Saturday, November 11, at 2 p. a winner of races without were us and necessitates the Emma, a Com- number, or week. New York about three under the children. m., for the purpose of organizing to arace meet at Charter Oak weeks, for the winter. fort club. The work and object will be give park, Read what E. F. Hawley has to say about eareofan has had a successful the 19th. Directum was ex blankets and robes in his new ad this week curtailment of oculist, John Greer from is the explained at the meeting. Thursday, regular for the removal of Brooklyn guest Miss Annie Osborne attends school in to time and to lower operation performed, of his Greer. Mrs John Chatfleld and Mrs A. A. pected go against stocks as much as pos- cataract, and was able to tell the time of brother, Joseph Waterbury. Fowler were entertained by Mrs William the world's record. War- on a watch. She with her H. W. Ireat has been town - Clark, last Friday. Mrs Frederick Readers of Bee day daughter appointed Mrs Huldah Russell is at H. B. Rus- of If this week's school ratifies the sible. In New health officer under the new to take ner Thomaston,Mrs Clark's sister, was meeting are to stay a few days Canaan law, sel's. her and four friends, who over the vote of the first that home. the of the old town board of vrsiting meeting holding before returning place 40 years ago attended the Great Hill union labor be in the con- health. Mrs Henry Russell has returned from school a most only employed CONSUMPTION Mrs J. It. Iteed and her Ilat-tle,we- nt together spent enjoyable struction of the manual daughter, Bridgeport much improved in health. afternoon, refreshing their memories training school, are invited to call at 28 Bank to New Vork, last Saturday, to with old time reminiscences. funds for the erection of which were giv- LITCHFIELD. Miss is Mrs Jes3e Is averted, or if too late to Street, New Milford, where can meet her father from Delaware, who Murray visiting meet at en Mrs n. she will Hicock. The grange will the residence by Lucy Boardman, it it is often cured and be saved lots of in had an to preach in that of William B. Davis again, Friday even- immediately take the matter out of the avert money buying For that reason we appointment SNOW TWO INCHES city, last Sunday. DEEP., Miss Henry Peck entertains a friend.. ing, November 10. hands of the board of education. After always relieved by I DRY GOODS. While Mrs S. Snow fell, Saturday afternoon, to he withdrawing it she will select a site and shall offer, next week, visiting the World's fair, of soon The communion was administered In depth two inches, but Sunday go ahead as an individual, with the erec Ford Seeley and her husband made a took most of it off, on north the Methodist church on It was Fairfield Chat. No although Sunday. County tion of the school. Should she take thi3 dull times here. Special bar- commencing Monday, flymg trip to her old home in Lyons, roofs it lasted until late Monday after- by a service of testi preceded consisting she it is follow the Scott's week. You have ex- own, and there but a few noon. , monies of step will, presumed, gains every although and singing appropriate hymns, , our stock of and HUNTINGTON. lines laid down by the board of education clusive lines to select from in Dry hours, called on a great many of her old News is as scarce as hen's eggs, this in which the congregation engaged hear- - as to details of construction and site. friends and met with a very hearty re- week, and they have gone up two cents tily. Dress Goods, Cloaks, Fine Mil- Goods at reduced a mean. "CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NOTES. Fancy ception. dozen ; tne eggs I Major Howard A. Giddings has an Goods, d Miss Alice Stiles a few in Emulsion linery, Fancy Carpets, M. impro-e- spent J.Brennan has added to and days The choir of the Congregational nounced his intention to the bri- prices. John Shea and family have moved to his house on East Hill, known as the New Haven, last week. church, with their friends, are arranging bring Draperies, Rags, Shadings, Oil corps of Connecticut to a Cod-liv- er Waterbury, where he has found .work Keohler place. Mr and Mrs F. Morris have com to give a musical entertainment under gade signal the Cream of Oil. Cloths, Wall Paper and a line of J. the of Paul in the efficiency than that of any other for the winter. Seth Pratt received another car load menced housekeeping inOscar Amoler's, leadership Ehenburg higher Cures Colds and etc. of horses from the West, last week tenant house. church, to be followed with a pink signal corps in the country. During the Coughs, Fancy Imported Crockery, Mrs J. M. Black returned, Sunday Ichabod. tea, in;, the parlors of the cnurcn, on tne next month the will be Weak Lungs. Physicians, the Miss Mary Smith has been her , - corps supplied a weeks' visit with her son, visiting z.itn met. ., evenlng,from parents in Kettletown. . with a set of telegraph instru- world over, endorse It. M. W. in A returned missionary from Foo Chow, complete Kinney, Waterbury. GOSHEN- - Dr M. L. Cooley has been ments. Each member of the corps is then C. H. Now is your opportun- appointed China, wilt occudv the Congregational Don't be deceived by Substitutes! BOOTH, Mr and Mrs George Harvey and son of deputy for this town by the New Haven nulpit on Sunday, 12th, at 11 a. m., ana expected to become an expert telegra Mrs with her board of health. A N. Y. II to save money on Danbury visited friends in town, the pas t Cornish, who, children, county a,G8pecial collection will be taken for pher and to master the mysteries of the PrMd br Scott Bown. Drucgwta. New Milford, . Conn. ity have spent the summer with her father, Several the 'American Board. week. Alanson returned to young people from town at seasonable Stoddard, Boston, tended a party at Harry Carpenter's at goods. D. R. Wilson ha9 this week. it ' r, greatly improvrd bf outniora, riaay evening, the ad. Miss Emma Riggs has returned from ZDa,an."fo-cLT3- --A-t the about his II. S. Wooster New Haven spent i Walter Warner ha9 Irs. grounds place by grading, few in townj R resumed his work her trip to the World's fair. "TlxerL Call and now a attractive days at Naugatuck. they present very Seneca Cottrell has shingled his barn Mrs Noe is visiting her sister, Mrs F. appearance. Mrs Mary Fuller has been visiting at a. xsartiett. THE T M PPMPAHY FESI Edmund Leavenworth's. el . i i i l l l l I Mr and Mrs George Benham of Water- 111 n MORRIS. W00DVILLE. S. N. Warner has been on at New are in. Haven. jury Dury visitmg.at s. iiawiays. The W. ' Hoyt Brothers and H.Thomp 1257' OOHVEH3. NOTHING. Elder Beach is to son 6 Son are remodeling the new. con JSLJLlSr STEESET, No no Presiding expected warmth, cliwertiilnesa.nohealthlulease, In the next Sabbath, even gregational cnurcn. No comtortable foel l" any member; preach chapel, MIDDLEBUAT. And examine their stock and price of No Hhaile. no shine, no butterflies, no bees, ing, November 12. As It is his first time E. B. Xiaborie is painting for II. I No Iruits, no llowers, no birds, no news, here we there will be a full house Brownson. ' November. hope Mr Teed and Maggio Weston of Tor- - George W. Wallace and George C It was a surprise to many to see one first enow of the season fell on rington have been visiting at Seth Gilbert of Tbomaston have gone north of our , - prominent grangers - going FURNITURE, CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES, OIL CLOTHS The the in time car- Saturday, November 4, just enough to Couch's. on a hunting trip. through Center the day tell us that winter Is coming. The farmers have finished picking Erastus Curtis is on the sick list. rying a lighted lantern in his hand, but corn and some are their inquires from, him brought out the fact DRAPERY, CURTAINS, LAMPS, CROCKERY, The conundrum social of the Y. P. S. busy taking Wheaton BronsOn at : REID & HUGHES, to the cider mill. looks as if spent Sunday that ne was trying to una out if he naa C. E. was on account of the apples It nome. - postponed would be of returned from : the grange RANGES AND HOUSE FUR- storm. thtre plenty vinegar,another Ileman Abbott is .gathering STOVES, year... , making improve irom stratiord yet. IMPOBTMO RETAILERS. ments on his place. He has MERRYALL. Mrs A. Yale has gone to Branford to just put up W. S. Hooper is painting the Metho GOODS. a wina mm on nis Darn ana is putting m NISHING spend a week with her son's wife. a bathroom in his house, etc. His son. dist church at Shelton. . milk 110-12- - Mitchell has a new horee. He James Reed's oldest son, who has has been several- - - E. C. has established a to 0 Bank St, Waterbury, Cona- Egbert Arthur, having apart- Upton Freight paid or goods delivered free Newtown and vicinity NEWTOWiV, CONN. BEE. G. Wood, E. N. Woodruff, R. S. Wood- ruff, W. T. Voodruff, Estate of George B. P. Woodward, A. N. Woolson, James B. Floyd Bouton, I 51DAT NOVEMBER 10, 1693 UNDERTAKES & EMBALM EE. Woolaon, J.I B. V.'ooster. EOPLE FIND The annual meeting of the stockhold- GEORGETOWN. COSH. flour given away out-of-- o- CIRCULATION: ers is held in Watertown, on the first That it is not wise to experiment Special attention given to in with compounds lder. Monday December. cheap purporting Call 35. JANUARY 1. 1S82. 610 to be blood. purifiers, but which Each week hereafter until fur Telephone (.AST "no WEEK, 3300 A HXE OLI) HOMESTEAD. have real medicinal value. To make use of any other than the old ther notice we propose to give the fine and substantial home- - the There's a housekeeper in Among standard AYER'S Sarsaparilla hardly a Blood-purifi- er of flour; each heard of Litchfield News. teads which give Watertown front Superior is simply away eight bags bag WE & MORRIS, the country but has County one towns of to loss of and PRINDLE rank as of the first farming invite time, money, th new short- to contain one-eigh- of a barrel CottOlene the vegetable is of Alfred H. health. If you are afflicted with is a natural Litchfield county, that UNDERTAKERS AND ening. It strictly whose is as "Fair- - Scrofula, Catarrh, Rheumatism, customers who of clari- WATERTOWN. Scovil, place known to eight, of our O EMBALMERS, product; composed only is on a a mile Dyspepsia, Eczema, Running Sores, for view." It located hill, or blood fied cottonseed oil, thickened of and accord Tumors, any other disease, shall have purchased shoes of us Are to do THE SUCCESSFUL north Watertown village, be prepared anything convenience in use, with refined FAIR. one assured that and sweet. So ing to the mind of your scribe is of during the preceding week. in their line at shortest notice. beef suet, pure most in town. The - the place Its List of Ofiicers and Coojniittees.- charming It to Use Harrows composed, Hisfry. Scovil the has been in Pays Spading A share of public patronage Tlia Stockholders- - place, by way, AYER'S and AYER'S Mr Sarsaparilla, this family for five venerations. only. AYER'S Sarsaparilla can solicited. Yeovil's great-grandfathe- r, John Foote, be doea An iiij'tiUitiiMi wlik'li long lias hwn the always depended upon. It FL0UK GIVEN AWAY Are labor savers and the W. H. PRINDLE. L. C. MORRIS. was the first to live on this farm, who not vary. It is always the same in great put QTTOLENE pritlc of Uih town if Wutoi town Calls ansvered if left at W- - B- - Pria lie's Honse; t. lived in an old red now torn and effect. It is soil in perfect condition. The depth of and horse association, which house, qualitj', quantity, C. Morris's Hons, Telephone at Leonard's Hstl lown. The in which superior in combination, proportion, soil worked can be suited to the far w t founded in 18(17. 10 years nco present dwelling Jut Mr Scovil was built about Go appearance, and in all that goes to A chance to secure a bag: of to drive ;he was the - resides, mer's purpose. They are cheap, easily Was bound to win, and fair incorporated under pres- Scovil build up the system weakened by ha-- ago by his father, Hubert out lard from the kitchens of the ;nt name. ThM fair i long stood at years disease and searches out flour goes with every purchase. and perfect working. HAW LEY, WILMOT Vhn view from this hill is extensive pain. It repaired world. When wish ,he head the cuttle shows of this top all in the blood and ex- housekeepers among and beautiful. Either on impurities Best and lowest prices. & to rid of the feat- state. It has always excelled in the tine by daylight pels them by the natural channels. goods REYNOLDS, pet unpleasant darkness, line views are obtainable. At ures and results of lard, they cattle exhibited. For a number of vpar? timekhe of the village be Hallock Improved Potato Diggers U CottOlene, care the fair had poor weather and was-- night lights NDERTAKERS, should pet taking money low and of in the distance, AVER'S are needed by every potato raiser-- NO. 98 STATE STREET, are not lost. I. ist year the asjociMtion came out Waterbury that they given cheap stand out while on the hill tops work in soil, do not BRIDGEPORT, 0051. TELEPHONE 261. names, about even and this ve.tr a trille behind. prettily, FLOUR GIVEN AWAY They every injure GEORGE B. - - 11 Street imitations with vegetable around stand out as so HAWLET, Chapel ; I'he ha single lights the and save CHARLES E. WILMOT, - 4C7 ClictoB Arenar; compounded to sell in association a debt of 31.")0(), but C. A & Mass. potatoes potatoes enough spuriously bealcons. Mr Scovil is a milk Sarsaparillativ Dr. J. yer Co., Lowell, A-- w. many Prepared I0HK B. RETS OLDS, - - lQi Fairfield the of CottOlene. its li ie property, ound-- , buildings, etc., Sold by all Druggiete. l'rice $1 ; six bottlee, $5. in a srort time to pay for themselves place farmer, hit dairy comprising nine cows. to avoid stand it in at about f?S(K)0. Some of the Children's shoes 25c, 35c, 50c, It's easy disappointment The milk is wholesaled at hi3 door, to a Curesothers,will cure you and ensure satisfaction. Insist members of the association, feel some party who sells it to a Waterbury retail 75c, 85c, $1, $1.10, $1.15, $1.25, Absolutely Pure on Cottolene. what over the bad luck of which furnish having dealer. This farm comprises 118 acres, and preach in the school house on Sun I drill artesian wells, Sold In 3 aul r, pouiut pails. recent and would favor $1.75, WILL NOT INJURE years giving up and this Mr Scovil reports fine day next at 3 o'clock. This will be the $1.50, $1.65, $2.' pure water cheaply, in abundant sup- - the fair. But it ii not that the pro- year mm likely On three acres of land he raised last time that he will officiate here. All s THE MOST DOXATE Muilo only by wideawake members, would crops. Boys and girl shoes Sac to $o. piy gressive, ,'550 bushels of and from one acre are invited. FABRICS M.K.FAIRBANK&CO., consent to this. The fair ha done much corn, cordially 210 bushels of potatoes. He also raised Men's and women's $1.25 to 7.50 CHICAGO, and to help Vat"itown fanners in a way I also furnish and put upwind-mill- s Viiiii-a- i F" V Produce New York 200 bushels of turnips on an eighth of an ?' Exchange, and is a benefit, to the town and sur NEW PRESTON. pumps, etc. 224 State St., Boston. acre. His hay crop from 40 acres, he Presents towns. About .IjeJOOO is ex GIVEN FOR Trademarks rounding estimates at 00 tons. He raises abou MECHANICS' AND FARMERS' in a amount. CHRISTIAN STREET. ponded premiums, large on the small N. Fine stock of wagons, carriages and The association is fortunate in an everything required farm, H. AYRES, OLD BYALL GROCERS at SAVINGS BANK, having items 100 bushels of oats, 50 bush Anson G. Caskey and little son, Gard sure to in price,style H efficient and wide awake president, sec being harnesres, please els of etc. Mr Scovil is ner, of Detroit, Mich., are guests at Mrs - c:ty bank building, wall ST.. H'lOtH and treasurer in of rye, prominent and workmanship- -- -- retary the persons :V. C. Uep.!B.t. l.40k.114 15. in town a Hairs, being one of the town Lemmon's. an-- l William G. French, A. II. Scovill and Interest Surilu?- 45.178.32. auditors. He is secretary of the Water- Miss Emma Renfrew is to Howard M. Ilickox. A great deal of engaged BOOTS AND SHOES. $1,447,202-7:- town and horse association teach our school for the winter term. work f ills on these officers, agricultural of $1 to $1000 received and ir.tcres naturally and is interested in all allairs L N. tir:it of in ind have tu Milieu to pertaining Sipperley, crtditfij from thn each month, par?.M they their duties Mr house The corn crop is mostly gathered. ar.Tnor-;iira- t. o 1 S7 to agriculture. Seovil's January and July of each ys the satisfaction of all. A full list With some the i3 ; with others great yield good 7 BISHOP BLOCK, BRIDGEPORT. -. I). N. MOnOASf, Freaiden',. brightened by his charming wife and PORTRAIT . PHOTOGRAPHER, .- of the ofiicers, committee and stockhold- poor. 224 I. S f'ATLIS. SnerBtarr iul a boy and four M Main street. Birmingham, Couu Twwwr, ers of 'he is children, girls. SIPPERLEY'S Work ot Superior Excellence in aU brancli-- 8 fair given herewith: Seovil's 88 old last June Mrs E. E. Meeker and MILLS, of : mother, years son, Henry, Photography. Sandy Hook, Ollicers President, William G. French in A. W. Conn- - still lives the full possession of her made a visit to Torrington, last week,and Orgclman, Watertown; secretary, A. II. Scoville and a keen over 1 faculties takes interest staid Sunday. CONN Manufacturer an di ah r in Earne r, Saddles Watertown; assistant secretary, George WESTP0RT, WHEN IX OUR CITY flto everything. to and assist who was and Mrs II. R. the Bridlos, Hollar. Blankets, F. Prilchard, Watertown; treasurer get up Alice, ly dent, Stockbridge, HOTCHKISSVILLE- - on back in ladies VV. C. T. U. We invite the public to call on us at onr store ,m. : ing her the road. Both secretary, will attend the , c. i: r: t . i - uovaru liicKox, aterto ivn dree AN EXTENSIVE MILK FA KM. Ur.(.o-- s, st.KHiiis- .nvon were Mr Whitcome state in New next 10" State street, Bridgeport, where we shall eon lo anv kiml ol u Ve rors, William G. T. kindly helped by convention Britain, M. G. KEANE'S inue to the stock of ll i pulrliji. French, ('. Ilickox i largest !l w ili In cull on in mill low. Perhaps the largest dairy farmer A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. into his house and cared for by the fam- week. cirrj .il J. it. (. I'"" u iiuain .;. uunson, MONUMENTAL , . till I'i'I, aierrict WORKS, liai-k-.- l rti-- I'.KKIi-- i . New llemmway Watertowin is C. B Mattoon, whose farm B. be House ie., It. (.. (!.. S. II. M. The 83d birthday of Mrs Nelson Buck ily. Mrs W. Hamlin immediately Miss P'ornhan is home Furnishing' Goods, tow u ,1 nt, it Peck, Howard Ilickox, I. II is in Rosa from Housatonic Avenue, Bridgeport. located the southwest part of the was a came ana remained in tnat Bric-a-brac- , Mutt onn, Wallace II. At wood, David M ingham celebrated by family gath unconscious Chicago. Including Silverware, Earthen town, near Lake Winamaug. His land' on A en till As soon INSURANCE-O- ld ware Glassware. Tinware, Woodenware, in fact Hard, A.M. Scovill, E. 15. Lockwood ering October 20. dinner was condition Sunday morning. FIRE ed estate 215 His I at its had everything to the and House THE BEST PLACE TO GET comprises acres. dairy joyed and those were Mr as Mr Whitcome could leave his school The Grange last meeting Reliable Companies. Lowest Rates. pertaining Crockery I). Ilannon, Watertown; Preston At among present Furnishing business. Hoping the public mi YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE comprises 00 cows and his output of and Mrs Nelson 83 he took his horse and and car "Brothers'' night. An interesting pro W. A. LEONARD, Newtown, Conn wood, Woodbury; Morris Ilumiston Buckingham, carriage give us a part of their patronage, we remain, 13 EY milk is from 500 to 000 quarts daily. He 84 ladies to their home on gram was made and carried out. A I'honiaston; c p. and years old respectively, ried the Pump- NORTHROP, front For the Oldest Gaylord, Terryville has two rhilk routes in re of New Mil-for- d the of the feast was CH. anil Most Reliable Fire Insur Respectfully, I I i 1 1 Waterbury, Mr and Mrs H. C. kin Hill, where Dr Barker Especially program : I ) U C !v N ( A M & 1 E W finance committee, William G. French Bucking ance Companies in Connecticut, viz Hartlortl EE, tailing about 500 quarts daily. Mr Mat Mr Mrs was called as soon as No perfectly carried out in the fine oysters of Hartlortl. 1'lHEiii.x, of iiartltiril. Merritl ham, and Leavenworth, possible. Fire, - CHAS. E. UUSTED & Ileminway, A. II. Scovill. toon all of his Royal Connecticut, of Hartlortl. Orient, of Hart- SOX, 90 Middle buys feed, meal, etc., for Mr and Mrs William B. Davis of bones were found broken,',but both were and other enjoyable goodies that graced ot Successors to C. S. & Co St., Bridgeport. Standing c mtnitt ( s : Oxford, lord. Middlesex Mutual, Middletown. Sterling . Itnlli nvi ui'ii pnu-ticu- printi-i'- o) Superintendent his but this he into his the "Brothers" table. of New York. of cattle, year put Miss Emma Towner, Mrs George Brown badly bruised. Their horse rau about Westchester, Several yearn rxpei anil (five, incir per booth and stands, Henry F. Davis 1000 107 ituiml nt t tMit ion in all the work. barns bushels of marketable pota and son, Mr and Mrs Charles three quarters of a mile when the reins Rev Mr Zelie of at state street, on locating stock, cattle, Joseph W Bucking Plymouth preached toes, 500 bushels of turnips. He cu ham and of in the forward wheel, and wound the Branch after- coxx. Vtwood, ISirdsey D. Howe ; on daughter Washington Depot. caught schoolhouse, Sunday G. W. FAIRCI1ILD, br:dgeport, W. W. & locating about 125 tons of hay. To keep abreas Mr them so short the horse was thrown WALKER SON, stock, horses, Herbert T. on and Nelson Buckingham have been up noon. It was an excellent discourse. FINE INTERIOR DECORATORS. Dayton; with his extensive farm M Gl in His was drawn back M operations. married years, and their many friends the ditch. head JEWELER & SILVERSMITH V"i- t i wtoc-- stock, sheep and swine, D. at W. :ii!ii.1liiili'iFlilili! Junt ri'ci-- veil tlm lurrl ol locating Mattoon seven men the of harness where the Interesting prayer meetings J. iiow amuse so C employs year extend best wishes and to the saddle ring to the soil itvwttl A rt 11 if all ever sliown m this city on . S congratulations. show a 1hn rnpintrnitir.w or Whitn Tint tiaru; locating stock, poultry, 'round, about his was in hook. Skilton's and other places, deep ALL GRADES OF WATCHES AT laugh with abundance Wr kt'i'ii Lead, F. W. on Everything place of the bits caught the check tut l,c:ut, oils, V:irnsh, (ilass, Ilrnshcs, rid. Il Hungeiford, Packard; locating wears art of He ha religious interest in that locality. Im- I Hi air thrift. has niomas sneidon ot lirookneia was John Lee of Meadow, who was on use Plumb & Winton's will to vniir :i vanillic rail on tin when igricultuial implements Preston At just Long GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. . you want any t" in;-- in out line, his buildings all dressed in a fresh coat over, last week, and he and Ted went his to found the horse ly- - The of orange blossoms are . . BONE :: FERTILIZER. wood ; of exhibition hall way Danbury, perfume Diamonds of own at Main Conn. superintendent of Mr is a 10 in one! our importation f M ! i .1 1...... a, . r 500 Street Bridgeport, paint. Mattoon thorough fa and rabbits the road side and released in our air at the time. ; uma. a reception and of articles in th hunting captured ing by kindly just present u.iu6cfn,C locating mer, and: a successful one, too. and his own team took him The time i3 less than New York prices. same, Edson 15. day. him, leaving happy approaching. ;i!ii:i:i!!i;i!!tii!1lllillHlU4,J Lockwood; superintend to his own barn. Neither horse nor ent of park, D. M. Hard; committees to T. C. Galpin was visiting his mother SILVER AND PLATED WARE ' was much -- liv onlrtx us. Tlious- - V KENT. wagon injured. tnkiiur arrange articles iu the various on Grassy Hill, last Sunday. - audOl'o! S' '111 1 Skill f ' H Oil alotfl l4. depart W00DBURY- CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS.Ete. JCL. I iii ca Co.. t'onn. ments, field and Kfuiaii'l I'.fult'uort, vegetables, bread, crops George M. Allen and George Isbell Mrs Charles A. Smith returned home, Lotla, first Mr and Mrs O. D THE WOODRUFF FAILURE. n and all goods at dairy, floor, were at Quassapaug, last Saturday, and Saturday afternoon, after spending a few I'KRSONAL AND OTHERWISE. great variety Charles 15. Woodward, Mr and hstey, For the past week the failure of T. B hauled out their boat for the winter. with her sister at Cornwall. Cothreu had business before the lowest possible prices. Rails, Newels, ItalustPrs, Ktp., on hand ot Mrs W. ladies' industurial sec days Lawyer msnle to order at the shortest possible nolia. Burton; Woodruff has been the gossip of the Eastman's court Rox- Convenient of arcess roin any of the ond Mr and Mrs Mark Hall and H. C. Smith were in C. A. Todd of New Milford was in this Judge probate at horse cars, os a jiart floor, Harry Ileminway town. Some rumors places his assets a 357 MAIN city by tiive call. Miss Ella Miss Minnie Waterbury, last Friday. place Sunday ; also Charles Planz and bury, Wednesday. STREET, Davis., Atwood 400 andj liabilities in the neighborhood 16 George St, near Main, BrideDort- - Mrs William L. fine lady. O. E. has Horace NEAR JOHN Of a Finish Kelley; art0, oma of 2000, It is reported he is negotiating George Bates and family are are visit Cartwright bought ST., Superior mental second M Manville's farm in Cat j s Aro Made at department, floor, for a settlement at the rate of 25 cents on ing in New Haven. Mr Lynch and family have moved into Swamp district, - and Mrs John A. Mis: the Mr house Mrs and his son will occupy it. Mr Manville within a few weeks of his death he had B0TSF0KD H. PEETxllfZL- Elackman'8 New Studio, Buckingham, dollar. Woodruff has done a good Married, October 30, by Rev Mr the until recently occupied by Horse Shoeing, Waron Henairin. Saw Filine Ct Alice Hard, Itev and Mrs Itobert Pe is OS years old, and thinks it about time enjoyed health. Mrs Judson's and ISlai krtinit tiin ol all kinds. XiWTOW.V ., Danbury, business since he came to Kent and many Haggarty, Thomas Headford and Miss Jane Manville. peifect it grum; floriculture, second floor, M are to give up farming. He has taken care mother died, last January, aged !0 years. Birmingham Ladies' and Gent's Din surprised at the present turn of af Clara Stuart. and wife visited friends and Mrs lliraru L. Bishop, Mrs E. C George Ruby of it till his present great age. It was remarked then that Mr and Mrs Rooms- - fairs. here the week. ing Miss Kate Scott ; That the electric railroad will material during Bartlett had been married 70 Mm Jt'l!Vi'!ion, rroprietiir. Mealu at all French, general exhib GOOD FOlt Mil EATON. Mr and Mrs Calvin Harvey of Nonni- years. liimrH. Uoaril by day or wtsiik. its manufactures, first floor, D. C ize is evident from the fact that I saw Mr and Mrs Erwin Tuttle called on district from the waug have returned - re'urned from Chi- o, 316 Main St, BIRMINGHAM, CONN Callender, Albert A. Stone, James B The contract for the sewer has been what looked like a terminal station friends on Pumpkin Hill, Monday. World's fair. Lrgrand Rowley made. owes last T. - Wooster; general exhibits manufac The village this improve house on the highway in front of the Thursday. J. CORBETT, Insurance Agent- a ment to a few of A of is no - Horace II. Minor, had birthday Now York Lite an, I llartfonl Litis ami An tures, second floor, William E. Jones its citizens. liberal residence Lawyer Warner. It MARBLED ALE- Jr., Mr and Mrs Georgt Uoswell visited in 1 he re nnity. Norman Barnes, A. J. Edely; sum has! been subscribed by a few of the more than right that our talented attor party, Monday night. guests a short time fruit, a time. Torrington ago. r,ox 74. Sandy Hook, Conn- second floor, Lucius W'oodward, James people jiving on Main street, but the man ney should be thus honored for his in G. A. Touilinson and wife have been ported good Mrs E. I. Goodsell visited her mother, L. Loveland ; marshals, B. D. Howe, behind tbe scheme is our former select- defatigable zeal in securing rapid transit. off on a vacation, the past three weeks. Mrs Sheiden Summers visited Bethel, Mrs Weller, of la.--t v.e k. T0TICE! chief marshal ; man, Luther Eaton. Were it not for his They are expected home this week. G. week. Roxbury, assistants, Fred Norway, PAINTER HILL. last it Simon Jones. financial and T. Sperry has attended the store in Mr O. E. the farm To tfmo who encouragement, otherwise, Miss Katharine M. Woodrufl and Miss Cartwright purchased tlu:ir own GOAL : W. we should be about as far as ever from ne members or tne circle were Tomlinson's absesce. to Horace Manville in the Cat Stockholders James Allen, A. l given belonging K member there are one. When Mr Eaton an ice cream Mrs Fannie J. Curtiss were delegates to the Mr Manville many ways to v I Mhall Im at tins yaril Armour, Preston Atwood, Wallace II. having starts any- entertainment by On afternoon a w Swamp district. and an.l most are on the lookout on Sunday daug'uter Christian EDdenvor union, last- week, at mfney only Moiuluy ami Atwood, 15. C. Atwood, Joel II. Atwood, thing he generally sees it through. We George Eoe, Monday evening. Rev Mrs G. daughter, Mrs Rai ker, have moved into for Saturday, uttor Octo-7- , born to and A. Alcott. Bridgeport. IW3- - J. M. Ma- hope everybody interested will take hold the house w ith Mis in Atwood, BarnettJ. Atwood, The creamery shut down, last Satur Emily Allen, ria L. Esther Dav- and give! him a lift. A was street. Mr Manville is re- F. C. SAN FORD. Atwood, E. Atwood. generous day, leaving the farmers to dispose of JTJDD'S BRIDGE. gospel temperance meeting Woodbury ECONOMY JlAWr.i-.vv- Conn. id M. Lewis II. John held at the Town hall, last markable for his He is al-ui- Atwood, Atwood, IT LOOKS LIKE WINTER. their milk as they could. Saturday. longevity. this winter. Iirt buy a cheap lurnaca that A. Atwood & il!) old is will tons o! coal Son, William C. Atwood, Mrs VV illiam T. Bacon and years and remarkably require eUhl to a:m yonr Our is to look O'Brien is the tinner's SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MR LARSON. daughter, moved loads house, when you can buy the Fred B. Atwood, Chauncey Atwood, village beginning very Philip learning Annie, have returned from their visit to smart. Last week he two w W. much like winter. The leaves are all trade in Woodbury. A serious accident to to his new residence without Sowing inaclilim ojieralorti, liotli tixpnri Joseph Atwood, J. II. Baird, F. J. Henry Larson, Birmingham friends. of goods (HiiHiil lunula and (fl' lri to loam. Work all Truman H. H. gone, 'i'he mountains look bare and cold who lives on the VVakeley place south of We often speak of old as AIho Imttonliole makers to take work Baldwin, P.. Baldwin, Mrs Seymour Brown entertained two any help. age Baxter Furnace F. and the severe frosts of the few Wetmore's sawmill. He was Miss Katie Lord of Evanston, 111., but when one can hoiim to llnl.ili. Bartlett, N. Barton, Norman Barnes, past aunts from Waterbury, Saturday. coming not desirable, grow tbat will beat i with four tons, which will . A visited the of her Dea t II DLEY, Long Hill, Conn. Jacob Blakeslee, Thomas Bland, nights have browned the grass. The sun from New Milford, last Thursday after- family uncle, old and keep the faculties as in the cases save you Joseph Miss Sarah was at C. R. K. P. C. Iv. Estate of C. has got so far south that both in the Beardsley noon. When he to to descend the Charles Smith, last week. mentioned, it is not a sad that Bolan, Bond, John last week. began thought, Brad-stree- we an Kurd's, of Mrs B. old FRED. E. SILL1MAN, Booth A. P. Bradstreet, Thomas B. t, morning and evening are robbed of hill east B. Buckingham's, The "Hallowe'en boys" located the of age. $24.00 Lockwood & or more Agent for the Evans Fianoi. Theodore Thompson, Frederick hour sunshine by the mountains F. W. Addis of Hartford was recently the ring on the neck yoke slipped from educational institution of Judge East- in lucl. The Baxter Is the most economical Prompt attention given to tuning and repairing Brown, E. D. E. M. that lie to the east and west of us. entertained at Edwin Leavenworth's. the iron on the end of the and man at of near W. tuniace made. Yours Teacher of the violin. Brownson, Burrall, tongue the parting the ways THE KIND truly, Mrs Annie J. Burritt, W. B. W. slipped back from the end of the tongue D. last surmounted a i EAST0N CONN. Barton, A POINT AS TO CELERY. Mr and Mrs of New Milford Ward's, week, by S. Jay Lyon about two the P Capewell, A. S.Chase, F. L. Curtissi were at C. R. feet,letting wagon against United States flag, etc. The "cigars'' THAT CURES! F. A. & Now is Leavenworth's, Saturday. Hull Co., J. G. Cutler, II. F. Davis, Chauncey L. the time to look after your cel- the horses, and they started on a run induced the "boys" to return it to its 1S1MA1XST., C. R. Hurd is his milk team to C. E. CRANE, Dayton, Herbert Dayton, Estate of II. ery. Bsjtnk it up to the very tip of the running down the hill. Mr Larson held on to the original location. Later it wa3 purchas- E. En- leaves ahd so it from our severe Waterbury. lines until he was thrown where he The Bathlehem Goods Man, Dudtey, James S. Elton, E. W. protect out, ed by John Warner, and it now florishes DANBURY, CONN. Dry & frosts. Do not be in a about unconscious for some time. When New Good and all now sign, T. Fairclough, W. It. Foote, hurry put- lay at the head of the highway street. & Hop Sacking styles - mm U'ull William G. 10. L. Edson ting it in the cellar. If properly banked NORTH VILLE- he come to he started up the hill to Mrs ol Irus Goods. Ladles' Jackets anil French, Frisbie, Edward Hirlseof New Yoik, and A. S. iH "7.. fzk m FOR made by urtlsta In their line In New L. Frost, P. John it may remain out till the last of the Buckingham's, but met a man on the THE NEXT 60 DAYS Capea, Cyrus Gaylord, Gailey, our a Woodruff of visited York and Koston. J. A. M. J. J. II. month and you can dig it as you want it. Eighteen of young people spent way, that took him into his carriage Waterbury town, Godfrey, Grilley, last at the last week. Guernsey, C. N. Hall, William Hall, C. This is the time when it is at its best. pleasant evening, week, par- and carried him home. Dr Pons was & JAMES SEXTON & SON., When in sonage. Games were and all bro- t' ' IUDLKSEX KANK1NU CO. A. Hamilton, D. B. Hamilton, D. F. taken it should be put in damp enjoyed called and found that his arm was Mrs Jay Allen is to occupy N. Bank's If M Subscribed felt had a time. i capital, N00,000. I'ald In, HMx. Issues Ilannon, F. B. Hand, D. M. Hard, N. sand iu a cool place and covered nearly they splendid ken, being the second time the arm had house. Btmrrwit DMlienturn HondM of HM),200, ei50 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 1,(XK) to the be in a box or in been time was nd ft,(K), wh'rU are by Btatut W. Heater, Dennis Ilawley, Merritt top. It may put Charles Stone of Middletown, who has broken. The first when The met at the resi- liwlul5. Investments tor 'i.ust Funds In the a hole in Friendly Helpers BtHtK. BAN 17 Buel Homer dug the cellar floor if the cellar recovered from a severe the man was in Sweden. It was not L. FOICD, AKont, Ileminway, Ileminway, recently illness, dence of Dr on Hf-- I. , Bishop is Ketcham, Saturday. Wiil out their entire stok ot Block, BrldKepoi-t- Ciinu. Ileminway, Estate of John Ileminway, cool and damp. Give it as near as can is visiting his brother, Richard Stone. set straight and left the arm crookad C. T. Ilickox, Howard M. Ilickox, K. be the same conditions it had in the gar- and in bad shape. The doctor wanting Horace Manville and family will occu- W. C. Hine and N. W. with hou-- e. M0NUMEKTS A3SD BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS. W. II. C. I. Morris den. If it continues to grow a little af- Kinney, assistance, Dr King of New Milford was py rooms in the Emily Allen , HEADSTONES Hill, Hill, Holmes, their wives, have returned from their vis- as j-- Ilumiston, James Marshall ter being housed so much the better. ' called and they set the arm Friday At the loweat livlnsr prices. Our stock la Huntington, it to relatives near Havana, N. Y. Dur- At cost. The reason tor this sacrifice sale made up ol the best makes. We the Johnson, E. Judson Broth- The team, after the Is carry Henry Judd, THE CHIMNEY FELL OVER. their there visited the fa- morning. throwing MINORTOWN. the change the railroad will make in Bridge- Boston Rubber Shoe Co.'s goods. Also our W. T. F. ing stay they man on down the hill and was ers, Kasson, J. Kingsbury, II. mous Watkins Glen. out, kept port, going through their present yard I lata, Capo, Gloves and Mittens are the best W. E. R. W. F. The furnace in the church by Mrs and her son, and our line la Call and see lor Lake, Lampson, Lewis, Episcopal stopped Dwyer CONTEMPTIBLE WORK. complete. A. L. Ed- has been overlooked F. The of Abner who Frank. But little was done. S3 WILLIAM I. ASH, i yourselves. Respectfully, George Lewis, George Lilley, thoroughly by J. daughter Lewis, damage son B. Lockwood, Charles Lockwood, Gibbs, ijew pipe ha3 been put in and a has lived in New Hampshire, is with her Wednesday evening the rope on the J- - R. WATTS, - Mat-too- W. has a new road at the schoolhouse was cut and Washington Depot C. L. Mack, A. H. Mattoon, B. II. n, new grate. Perhaps this may account parents. We understand the family will George Lendeveg flag pole I" Heavy DcathlyFcclingl"! C. B. Mattoon, F. B. Merriam, Mrs for the old tottering chimney falling over, live on the farm owned by Mrs George cart and a new harness. Now we ex- pulled off from the pully at the top. It 1A REMARKABLE CURE INii see him stal- was Mary - A. Merriam, Meigs & Trott, Sunday morning. The draught was too Northrop: pect to out with his famous not Hallowe'en night, therefore the MALDEN, .MASS. If for it. We to see a new one lion, Pohanoket, a cousin to Directum, culprit has not that excuse to fall back 'FROM T.1E FOST IJOSE I Charles Miller, John Monohan, William strong hope The house owned by Edwin Stone is S3 g TO . is INVESTORS. Estate of Noble V. Munson, in a few days. the famous stallion that has a record of upon. Certainly it not an honorable FELT UETIESI" m J. Munson, now vacant. frc-- 1-- 2. no The following one of Maiden's re-- 2.5 deed to and honorable boy tIt .1 c- The Building & Loan Association of Dakota L. I. Munson, J. M. Munson, C. M. perform, liable citizens, iu; rtliid to by the 3 GUESTS AT THE POPULAR KENT INN. Charles Morehouse has taken an agen- or man would be of such an act. pa Manufacturing ?in.i of H. A. & P. L. ag has passed through the recent troublesome times Noble, P. B. NortoD, C. L. Norton, C. S. Mrs S. Durgy sent 20 barrels of guilty ilmor, thret own th.e TWO IK0EB all in fact sys- Pet-- cy for a firm in Detroit' for a ware re- paying obligations promptly, their Northrop, William W. Partree, G. S. r Skiff, W. K. Stone, J. Post, E. to New Haven. ct-.- rer.es jure a tale tem of with the apples THE NEW IRON BRIDGE. 3y V V H rV IT RrirvV itt V doing business, together laws ef Nor-wal- k sembling silver and warranted never to T K Q Parsons, Samuel H. Peck, A. L. L. Waldron, Kent; Francis Leonard, OV . 3 the state, which protect them similar to our sav- Peck, fade. The Deacev brothers of were lVJ IT." ; T. Roxbury is , makes them with O. Peck, F. O. Peck, F. T. Reader, L. T. Bishop, J. A. The iron bridge which being built t: : a 'Va- oro I ings banks, good management, George Perry, in V rtwijM(!dr? W. MeCuIloch, New Haven ; C. A. town, Sunday. end of will be alt lJ&ftriXI.. FLKl proof against the severest panic. The monthly B. Phillips, F. Plume, George F. Mowry, A singing school for the winter is pro- at the northern the town, EH INII ini,Vmy omaeii, ever Utiutf 1 tttfl loans are cusii kerero payment plan upon which their made, VV, C. S. H. I. ; M. V. Bos- In the X Prltchard, E. Quigley, Rodman, Providence, Osborne, posed. a great improvement. building ii'tioi your art.iitrs.iu a BanpaT pajvr bInf jL together w.tli other existing conditions, makes EAST MORRIS. is K3nativ of that pi ace, b:x! of tii bon?n:K2 Estate of J. C. Scovill, A. H. Scovill, ton, Mass.; Jake Sitzer, Poughkeepsie ; masonry, the work somewhat retarded 11 h&tl roccivi from it, 1 their securities an absolutely safe investment. Mildred Payne is with her father in securedncqu:vintikccsa botiie of mm II. VV. Scovill, Walter Scott, Estate of W. U. Snyder, Port Gibbson, N. Y. ; E on account of the highness of the water, rag Holders of them here or elsewhere, I am quits Waterbury. Miss Lily Morgan of Thomaston has will flad the end to my claim. I hate L. G. Phil Simons, H. B. Skil-to- Thompson, Miles W. but under the of Selectman DANA'S nre, justisy Sherman, Nicholas, Nicholas, been at her father's, Warren supervision John just returned from my annual visit to their office M. F. Skelly, Seymour Smith, Amenia; E..C. Bogart, Bridgeport; O. visiting Crane the work is progressing rapidly Represented by J. Northrop and LANESVTLLE. or Newtown and and am well pleased with their management Charles VV. H. W. W. L. S. Morgan's. in the course of a few weeks it will nt Miners Drirr Swre in tbs city, beiwjr theID .vicinity. Smith, Smith, J. Parker, Thomaston; Mason, and s thy eondition. is well known no such associ- oih-- k ur it i Fttw.k nt (hut Uiitc. Sranwr- - It that t'.i-tjii s Smith, W. H, Sparks, Jared Es- Newtown; Steven Goodheim, Pough- A SERIOUS RUNAWAY. Many of our people went to Water- be finished.. .olysav -t r j wi ations have failed during the lastpanio. I would Sperry, iqt :;.i KSTg recommend their securities to any who wish a tate of H. A. Steele, A. Ai, Stone, Rev keepsie ; George Page, North Kent; C. i While Miss Alice .T. Hamlin' bury, last week, to hear Mr Murphy, the and her DEATH OF CAPT BARTLETT. MAEBLE and where E. Kent ; W, sister-in-la- wonderful worker. A. H. 1 AND GRANITE safe profitable investment, their inter James Stoddard, R, Stoddard, George Lee, J, Grassman, Syracuse, Mrs W. B. Hamlin, were temperance ttjtffMt i1mti anything; ate.s est will b y, and the G went re- paid promptly K. Terry, D. W. Thompson, E. T. Turner, N. Y. ; W. Z. Fisb, Williamson, N. Y. home from B Fri- Turkington and H. Johnson Mrs T. II. Judson, wli.j formerly fruni, hTcle-E- E WORKS. when due. I offer a 7 cent Deben- driving ookfleld, last liv.a;'!it. principal per ' - F. II. J. T. F. M, dowD on Sunday. sided here but lives in Woodbury at the ; . j i. WI. L AS1L 13 KoauLents, Head Stones in KarUa fully guaranteed, running 3 or 7 years; also Turklngton, Tuttle, day, when near the house of Rev Mr n Craaiu ture, I. F Writs for aad installment which is a in- Warren, Warren House, Charles E. War- KENT HOLT OW. Whitcome their horse W. C- - T. U. met Miss Treat present time, attended the furie.ru Mr. A- 1AXAS 1 designs fries. their stock, profitable became frightened The with "f'dt vestment. Estate of Alfred C. B. Web- IJ irllef t ritu-iiii- w e kaow ner, Wells, and both ladies on Thursday- - The work still goes on in of her father, Capr, George Q HtrHlnr. SERVICE AT THE SCHOOL HOUSE. unmanageable, throwing If. A. At F. t-- iUXER. M. W.': JAMES C. JOHNSON, ster, N. Wheeler, Estate of II. S. Wheel out of the wagon. Mrs Hamlin struck on and friends are to work in of Uilford. Mr Bartlett had reached STEVENS, General Agent for Connecticut, Morris, glad Dana Sarsaparilla Co Belfast, Mains. 0 CT- - L. C. D. B. William remarkable of 95 To K03WALS. STEPNEY DEPOT, er, .White, Wilson, Rev George A. Alcott will hold service her bead with much force, but was able go good a cause. Miss Treat, the presi-- the age years.