' 1 I The Newtown Bee."

VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, J 909. NUMBER 51.

A O BXZSKAW ST JOHN'S CHURCH. EDITORIAL INK DROPS. TRINITY PARISH. 0T TM Kent . BCHOOtS, MRS S. E. EATON. Sunday Christmas - Eve. , f The funeral of airs Snphronta E. Is Issuing; The Dee t day earlier, on account of Christmas, it bas An! Boms Comments. Eaton was On Christmas eve win occur the held at ber late residence Christmas services next Sunday. naturally made some lively stepping in the publication office at Newtown. on Monday afternoon. We shall miss sermon and annual Christmas tree service of tbe REPORT OF J. R. J'KRKINS ON THIS Morning prayer, Holy But It goes out to the readers, freighted down with Christmas cboer and TOWN Otf BllliKAiAN. ber very mnch as all her long mar- Communion, 10.45, followed by 8un-dn- y Sunday school, at 7 p . m. ried life bere. hus- good wishes. "A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year" greeting to wni spent Her school. Children's service and November U, 1009. band, Luther Eaton, wns well known Christmas tree at 5 p. m. every subscriber and reader, from the millionaire to tbe humblest laborer Christmas Say. 8tnt Board of Education, all over the country. She loaves one In Let us the Christmas of Kirs: tn accordance wllli your Irmtruo St John Evan- shop or on farm. hope that spirit helpfulness On Christmas there will he tiin-- brother and niece. Monday, the 27tb, day tlona I have vlnlled the school of gelist day, Masonic service and ser- and optimism may abide In each heart as we 'start out on the New Year, services In the church at 10.30 a. m., man. The town In umall, the main in CHURCH NOTES. mon at 7.30 m. Hiram Lodge, No. with morning prayer and Holy Com- diiNiry la agriculture, The revised grand p. It Is a long time, near a score of years, tbe present workers on Tbe Bee liHt given by the itute In :i0,37U, thut A 18.' will attend In a body. The Rev munion. The offering will be for the religious service for the public bave labored together In the capacity of publishers. We have not been given by lue town li 1305,870. conducted Rev C. II. will J. II. George will participate In the fund for tbe aged and infirm clergy. SCHOOLS. by Perry, free from like others of our follows, but our purpose has been A be hold In the Town hall, SundnH service. All Riasons are invited, also mistakes, cordial Invitation to all is extend I found six school in nHHlon with the 7 memoers or me uraer 01 me iwimern to Issue a good paper and to make this old town and the wider commun- ed. , following number of pupil in each: evenlncr, December 26, at o'clock. 8 Star and Full Is Center. Rev Clarence B. Williams, M. A., of the general public. ity we serve better for having been here. It In this spirit we wish you i rumi wood, 6 moon, the 2Cth. Services. 6 Philadelphia, now taking spetlrtl all a "Merry Christmas." Sunday Coburn, studies In the Yale 10 l.eiich Hollow, 6 Divinity school, Sunday, St Stephen's day, At Kecond District, 5 Now Haven, has been secured to CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH a. in., Holy Communion; at 11 a. m First District, 12 give his sterooptlcan lecture on NOTES. mornlnfr prayer with sermon by the Soverul child! en llvlnpr near Quaker "The Life the World to SANDY HOOK LIBRARY. NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL ALUM- IIIH urn fttiuiMlinir iehool In New York that Taught rector, Rev James II. George, at 12 ami several children In Coburn district NI ASSOCIATION. . Live." Mr Williams Is very highly Sunday Services. id., Sunday school; at 7. 30 p. m are school In New Fall-Hold- Whist for its Benefit, Thursday Even-in- ? attending recommended ns a lecturer of ability TKACI1EKS. At 11 a. service with To Hold Annual Meeting:. Thursday evening prayer. and the Is fortunate to have m., morning December 30. All one were public sermon at 12 Sun- but of the teachors High an of him, and by the pastor; m., Evening, December 30. been con- Pcliool graduates. 'J'liu discipline In all opportunity hearing Y. S. C. A whist bo In Rev J. II. George has It Is there will be a day school; at 7. 30 p. m., P. will given Sandy the school was good, ami the leaching hoped that large The Newtown School Alumni fined to Co house for a day or two, Hood fur untrained Tho chil- The is E. meeting. Subject "Our responsi- Hook by Mrs George Taylor and Mrs High louche. attendance present. lecture of Association will hold Its annual busi- suffering from the effects of a severe dren Impressed me as being bright and bility for home and foreign mission." Frank Mitchell at the home Mrs I free and everyone is Invited. Come De- cold. upt If am correctly informed, Meh of Ref. 28-1- 0 to 20. The Decem- for the benefit of the ness meeting, Thursday evening, and bring your friends. Matt. George Taylor St John the the dixlrlct!i has been assigned $206. ber of the. Men's Federation Sandy Hooy Thursday even- cember 30, at 8 p. m. at the resi- Monday, Evangelist 'J Mb amount la supposed to cover inci- Rev C. II. Perry will conduct a meeting library, and T.icsday, Innocents' dentals and fuel and the remainder will be held on Wednesday evening, ing, December 30. A good time is as- dence of Mrs W. H. Stevens, Sandy day, Holy (roes religious se Ice In the chapel at Hook. All of day, Holy Communion will be cele- to the teacher as salary, averaging1 De- December 28. Rev A. T. Steele of sured all who attend. graduates the High ubbUt JO a week. East Kent on Sunday afternoon, school are invited and to be brated In private for the sick. cember and In school Bethel will give an interesting ad- urged SCHOOUIOUSES. 26, at 2.30, the present. Those who have not house Flanders on even- dress. Light refreshments will be paid There Is one new school In the north at Tuesday ACCIDENT IND1NBURY. . their dues should come to of the town. it la 7 served. Every member of the Feder- prepared MALCOLM SUACKlFFOItD, EN- part Unfortunately ing, December 28, at o'clock. The do so at that time. The will Hiiuiited within a few feet of the New next Sun- ation Is urged to be present and meeting TERTAINER Milford town lino. The schoolhouse subjects for the sermons, Hermann Tiemann. Jr, and Percy take of weather con- at In the bring some friend with him. place regardless Sherman Center la In lair condition. The day morning, Congregational Piatt Slightly Injured. ditions. Those who to attend 28. sclioolliouses in Secor.d Green- church be for the Junior Thursday evening, prayer meeting expect To Appear Here. January district, will congre are asked to Mrs Stevens by wood, Coburn and Leach Hollow are not "God's Gift to You," and for at 7.4 f. Hermann and Percy; notify in creditable condition. The gation, Tiemann, Jr., phone or letter. The closing entertainment in the outbuilding the Pre Piatt were victims of a ac- at Coburn In, new and there is one new regular congregation, "The runaway Men's club course comes on January at the First district. The eminence of Christ." OUR YULE FEAST. cident, while driving in Danbury, 2S, when Malcolm Shackle-for- d will two ut tne second district were in lair The subject for discussion In the Tuesday afternoon. The horse be- ST ROSE'S. appear in a program of sor.gs jnd re- condition, as was one of those at tha Mens Cornerstone class will came at an Center. The others should be torn down The on the dew kiss'd frightened approaching citations with banjo accompaniment. and new one built If the schools are to "What Is Jesus to me?" shepherds trolley car and ran, throwing them Masses Christmas Day. hills, Mr Shackleford comes very highly be continued in there districts. The A "watch night" service will be out. Mr Tiemann was slightly Masses . ought 10 be made if their flocks asleep, will be celebrated at St recommended nd the entertainment following repairs held In the lecture room of the Con Guarding bruised about the face and Mr Piatt b the schools ure to be continued: Hear rise from Rose's, Christmas day, at 6 and 10 promises tn one of the best of the First District: One new outbuilding. church on even- songs angelic those, sustained a sprained ankle. tgrcgatirnal Friday Who watch and ward do keep. a. in.; St Stephen's church at 7.45 a.J course. Thn one wnieh is in gocd condition ing, December 31, at 11 o'clock. This at Southford at 9 a. m. and at the ouf?ht to be painted. A new teacher's A choral first h.; desk is needed. service will be proceeded by a social leader appears, Sacred Heart While floods the D. MERWINMITCHELL church, Southbury at MISS MABEL MULLINS, ELOCU- Second District: Both buildings need gathering for old and young, begin moonlight vale;T 10.30 a. m. The usual Christmas to be Obscene marks and cut- Fear not! to startled TIONIST. painted. ning at 8 o'clock. shepherds saith, Taken Seriously 111 in Child's Ees-- offering will be taken at all the tings should be removed from the entry. The mid-we- service oh List to the wondrous tale. This building ought some time to be regular taurant, New Haven, Monday. masses. and The construc- will be omitted Of the ? clapboarded painted. Thursday evening holy birth of Christ, Lord, " Appeared at The Town Hall, Tuesday tion is old and boards run horizontally. next week. Born for each human soul, D. Merwin Mitchell was taken ill Niffht. There are wide cracks in the buillding. The entertalnmert for That of with acute in Child's METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Leach Hollow: In this district there 'Chnstmas anthems unending joy indigestion two new and school of the eer Miss Mabel are needed outbuildings the Sunday Congrega- O'er earth may roll. restaurant, New Haven, Monday. He Mullins, elocutionist, new single desks. The building ought be held on Christmas Entertainment. of New at the Town tional church will Friday Now quick appears in starry sky was taken to the hospital and Is now York, appeared to be painted. December 24, In the church convalescent. hall, Tuesday evening, In the Men's Coburn: There should be here another evening, Part of the host who fill ,jIn place of the Thursday evening new new desks, new 7 be course. The was a outbuilding, single at o'clock. Santa Claus will The skies and sweetly chant meeting, this week, the club program doors, new floor, the should be re- above, Sunday one entry present to descend the chimney and "On and will." school entertainment for Christmas varied and interesting and pleas- paired and the building painted. earth peace good WHIST PARTY. new a time Is certain. Come every- be commenc- ed the audience. The cold weather, Greenwood: Two outbuildings good in to our will held in the church, to be there is no one and friends both old "Glory highest God," nearness to Christmas and an in- ought bujit, although bring your It o'er Bethl'hem's For the Benefit of the Newtown Li- ing at 7o'clock. Christmas music and place to put them without acquiring and peals hill, number of local events made land. The to bo young The Christmas anthem still is heard recitations will be the order of the creasing building ought painted, brary. occasion with a social at the audience a small one. the entry repaired, new doors put on, It shall the whole world fill. gathering markings removed from tne outside of the close. Friends are in- and a new floor laid. A the of cordially the buuuing Foxbury. Sing on ye angels in the sky, whist party for benefit vited to attend. Center: Provision shold be made for Our Yule feast fill with joy; the Newtown library will be held on HILLSIDE WHIST A SUCCESS. hanging cloiuing in the entry. Plaster- MR AND MRS a. W. HURLBURT SUR- song ye cannot sing, Tuesday evening, January 4. An en- ing should be repaired, cnalk rail made PRISED. Redemption's under blackboard. One outbuilding needs That shall our notes employ. joyable evening is assured. Don't vLargely Attended. Mr and Mrs G. W. Hurlburt were sur- - A CARD OF THANKS. to be painted. One needs to be repaired E. P. Herrick. forget the date. The scored brill- and painted. Erised, last Saturday evening. Hillside club a, by a few neighbors who came Through the columns of The Bee iant sucess In their whist party, RECOMMENDATIONS. in to help celebrate Mrs Hurlburt's Do Busker? See his Mrs D. Crowe and wish to The following recommendations are ts were served. Guests pres- you know Rev Clarence Beers of Bantam was family Friday evening. Twenty tables were freshmen thank the relatives friends who offerred: ent were Mrs Sarah Isham Coit, Miss adv op page 10. in town, Tuesday and Wednesday, and occupied and all present had a fine 1. That the town tike advantage of the Mr and Mrs Cas- Mary Coates, Leverett guest of Mr and Mrs E. L. Johnson. kindly sent flowers, also Court Sandy time. The prizes were as follows: law which provides free of charge a tle, Mr and Mrs Edward Preston and KVOk, F. of superintendent for small towns. I feel J.- - A., and Bridgeport lodge, Miss Charlotte Minor., suit case; Dr and Mrs L. Pons, jvir and Mrs Bridgewater. 1st, that a capable supervisor working with Hurlburt gave their unexptcted guests Order of Eagles, at the time of the 2d, Ernest Sanford, lady's hand bag; the teachers of this town would accom- a warm welcome and a most Mrs Frank Wright passed Monday death of beloved son broth- delightful SUP- their and 3d, Mrs George Stuart, camera; 4th, plish good results. time followed. CHRISTMAS SOCIABLE AND in with her Mrs 2. Ridgefield mother, er, Patrick F. Crowe. Frank Blackman, humidor; 5th, Mrs That for the present year all the PER. E. G. Hoyt. schools be closed but two, the Center Charles B. Glover, bon bon dish; 6th school and school in the dis- A HAPPY SURPRISE TI MRS SARAH Miss Doretta who has been the First I. COIT. The Congregational Sunday school Gordon, Harry Canfield, Hawleyville, lady's trict, and that the children be transport- December 10, Mrs will hold a Christmas social and critically ill, is improving steadily, Miss F. V. ed from tie Second district to the First Friday evening, Curtis E. Cook, principal of the hand bag; 8th, Daniels, district, and that from the remaining Sarah Isham Coit was given a surprise supper in the chapel on New Year's thanks to the skill of Dr F. J. Gale box Mrs F. Lake, few of her near High school, will pass the holidays at cigars; 10th, districts in the south part of the town, party by a neighbors, eve. be a social hour and good Fair-chil- occasion her The There will Pa. nursing. handsome picture; 11th Elmer children be transported to the Center the being birthday. followed Harrisburg, school. There would thee be in the dining room table was made gay with with games, etc., by a sup fox skin; 12th, Miss Myra E. - candles and bounti- Arthur J. Smith was in Hartford, north school 17 pupils and in the Cen- roses, lignted with a per and the distribution of andy 13th, John Beers ter 28. ful A very even- Mr3 Charles Minor and Miss Edith Wednesday. Warner, picture; supper provided. happy and oranges. box MrsCharles Beards-le-y, I suggest that after this year the ing was spent with Mrs Coit, who has Minor of Berkshire were visitors in cigars; 14th, much to the R. H. Beers, town make arrangements to transport added sociability neighbor- Oranges, figs, mixed nuts, fancy jar; 15th, all of its children to the Cenier district hood she has made her home in Marsh for Dnbury, Tuesday. dates, Scher-merhor- n, since Miss Annabelle is home vase; Mrs S. F. One well-train- could this English walnuts, layer raisins, Kibbe fancy 16th, teacher readily village. the holidays. ash A. T. Net-tleto- n, teach all of the children in the town of confections in one-ha-lf pound, tray; 17th, Mrs E. R. Wooster spent Saturday Miss Hazel Hazen Smith was in fancy box of Mrs W. Sherman. I believe that a team could Born, December 9, a son to Lincoln pound, one pound, two pound and apples; 18th, leave Sherman Center, go to Leach Hol- Susan Smith. in Danbury. New Milford, Tuesday, the guest of silver case; Fred- and five pound boxes. At Corbett, Crowe J. Beecher, 19th, low, thence to near the house of George Born, December 17, a son to James Mr and Mrs H. W. Treat were Miss Marjorie Todd. erick Lake, pair armlets; 20th, Mrs Durgy and back by the Greenwood and & Co,s. school to Center. This team could Daisy Berry. guests over Sunday of Mrs Annie S. A. Blackman, pipe; 21st, Mr Corn- the Both scnoois ciosea vveanesaay, lor m run on schedule time and all the pupils the enristmas vacation and will open Harris NorwalK; for the Christmas din Lane's Fanr'y Medicine, 25c; ing, box envelopes; 22d, Mrs Addie could be picked up along the way. Such JfiTiUEiry 4. Miss Ruth Treat was the week Everything 23d, an arrangement would also do for next will va- oranges Fairchild's Essence of Pepsin, Nichols, large Teddy bear; Miss Mary Coates spend her end of Miss Elizabeth Peet of ner, nuts, raisins, grapefruit, box Miss year if all the schools were combined in cation in guest etc., at Mor Atwood's bitters, 25c; Fellowe's William Canfield, of candy. one. I the children Second Mystic. Kent. ngs, dates, cranberries, off think in the A service will be hu.u in Christ church Syrup, $1.35; cold cream, Marguerite Beecher carried the district are ne&r enough to the First on eve, at 7.30 o'clock; also ris', the grocer. Daggett's Christmas vaseline cream, lady's consolation, a tiny doll, and district to go without transportation, on Christmas day at 11 o'clock. New Milford. 10c; Cheeseborough excepting possibly one or two. The Mrs Charles Craven and Miss Olga 15c; 50c; White William Hawley was awarded the I not satis- fine Foley's Kidney Pills, plan that describe might be Craven have slosed their home for the Morris has those felt and rub Pine and Oxide of Zinc, gentleman's, two cigars. Refresh factory to the people of Sherman, but I to Tr, 35c; Winter and gone New York. . NOTES FROM ST JOHN'S. . . . ber boots that fit tne feet and keep 15c. At home ments of cake and lemonade were feel sure that they could make soma ,pio-cop- plasters in rolls, your Tne cnimren connected wiin iu them warm. tnem. Also mit served. arrangement to combine their schools church have their annual tree in Services Christmas day: At 10 Try drug store, Corbett, Crowe & Co. s. in a manner. No school 28. tens the uands. satisfactory ' the hall, Tuesday evening, December a. m., morning prayer, Holy Commu- and gloves for ought to be supported in a small town The town school committee has ord- for any of time unless there are on nion and sermon; at 7 p. m., Christ See Busker's free offer on 10. length ered the Painter Hill school closed over the page It will be a positive pleasure to at least 20 pupils. Owing to the fact mas tree service of the Sunday school. Don't miss looking display a account of scarlet fever, until January at Store, une look over the Christmas at that Sherman has small number of At River the Christmas festi- Levy's Clothing Danbury. offerings children and a grand ' Still of the finest stores in this part of the Mr and Mrs Corning H. Beers & which include relatively hign Walter Daley has a fine crop of val Benjamin R. Co.'s., list, it cannot receive the average at- will be held, Wednesday evening, state and prices reasonable. with Mr tendance In fact it would have tobacco all stripped and in the To'clock. passed Sunday Coming's fancy Kibbe confections in dainty grant. the 29tll, at at in skates for no great need of this grant if the bundle and is now ready to sell his Lovin's for ladies' suits and furs. Just parents Steprey. boxes, umbrellas cases, schools were consolidated. The latest when call try him. Opposite the monument in the youngsters, pretty booklets, available show that the town is crop to the buyers they New arrival of those delicious figures at his He completed stripping Danbury. Mrs Arthur Beard passed Monday hammered brass articles, handsomely spending $1475 for teachers' wages. place. seedless direct from Transportation ought not to cost over on November 2a.z grapefruit, in the Park Ciiy. embroidered waists for the ladies, a his crop Thursday, Florida 3 for 25c, the larg- NICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS. $500, leaving about $1000 to pay one or and Mrs E. W. Preston spent orchards, pretty line of ties for the ladies, two teachers. I have indicated on the Judge est. Good 4 for 25 c, also in New York ones, A stock from 5c was brush, comb and mirror sets very map the route suggested for last Wednesday City. sweet and fine at Farmers' handkerchief. Big James Keane of Bridgeport who is a member of oranges, to 50c s, Bethel. of handsom in design. The scribe can- Dr L. J. Pons, Co. at French the guest, Sunday, his mother, of attended a Trading of Gas street. not enumerate them all. Time is too the state board health, I. the Church Mrs Margaret Keane, The has been made board at Charles Leach, short. But take our word for it you above report just meeting of the Hartford, street has the New stock of Bradley mufflers in. by J. R. Perkins, principal of the State The cattle grocer, brightened up will be pleased with the selection Normal school of So far as last week. and dairy store with and 50c. Sweater coats in qualities that C. Keane tassed Saturday and Danbury. were also interior of his varnish and will want to possess many of the closing all the scools in town but two, commissioners present. of new doors for will give you the best of service, for in the believes the was in the interest of the addition glass Sunday Danbury. articles on inspection. writer proposition The meeting the shelves. ladies, misses and gents. ?1 to ?s.9s. would not be endorsed by a majority of milk throughout our At s Goods the citizens in the town. The project of getting pure Get for Christmas French Dry Store, Eetnel Miss is on sick son of Mr and Mrs be- state. the fixings your Arnie Scanlon the , George Hayes, carrying the children (the writer dinner at C. I. Leach's. list. Wesley Hayes, has undergone an lieves) could not be accomplished for GLOVES FOR CHRISTMAS. any such money as Mr Perkins esti- operation for appendicitis. mates. In the second place it would be Erooifield. Bethlenem. And ours alwavs give satisfaction, Frank J. McGran and daughter, practically impossible to transport the Ladies, misses and children, 25c to N. children over the route suggestsed. There Margaret, of New Rochelle, Y., are weeks at a time when it would be THE SCHOOLS. 50c. Ladies and misses, Men s Huntington. NEWS TERSELY TOLD. HELPING II. were guests, Saturday, of Mrs John well nigh impossible to send a loaded nlush for 50c to $1. Knit across the Hill from Dur-gy'- s. The held last week the driving, McGran. The even wagon George who has been quite sale by and leather for work, 25c to 50c, entertainment, Saturday Coburn and Greenwood. The roads Edgai Beers, ladies scholars of the town was in Laborie's hall was enjoyed by arc at times full to the fences. time from the effects of a se- and Street $1 to ?1.50. Boys gloves ing By indisposed well A finely decorated gloves Mrs Ruth is "pending a a audience and about $15 wns a child starting from the lower end of vere cold and other complications, attended. 25c to 50c. At F. B. Betnei. A'igur large I.ench Hollow reached Coburn or Green- booth was erected In the center of French's, few in New Haven and Wood- - raised for the Christmas tree. The was able to resume his route again days woods he would be frozen stiff. It is the hall for the sale of useful and bridge. program consisted of speaking, sing- very Hie for Mr Perkins and other men on Farms was steam-heate- d Tuesday. and was orer Cyrus Hull of Quaker's ing, tableaux and an Indian club like him. to sit in their of Robert Parsons fancy articles presided on Tues- oiiices una wont out tne or a The marriage In town calling friends, last Mr Strong-o- f wfculi prouiems Lee is announced to by Misses Pheobe and Emma Smitn, drill by Derbj rmill town In ;hR time al and Miss Eunice and the entertainment. Mrs M. E. in en-- 1 Miss Mildred Judd and Miss Bertha day, attended Lyons has visited was hne and tho m,id across the mils would make the take in the Congregational in Town especially greatly place Hollenback. A booth, at the evening at the hall, giv- Bridgeport. loved. Many thanks are due Miss Inp a weary pilgrimage. The writer church on Christmas day at 3 p. m. candy en Men's club. believes in the schools, but which homemade was sold, by the Mary Hecox for the success of the improving The Rev Mr Martin will perforin the candy for, )i uch ti nel way as this affable was presided over by Misses Ina and Mrs William Driscoll passed Tues affair. gentleman, Perkins, suggests. The sug- The will meet, build-ine- ceremony. Edith Lake. The fish was con selectmen Friday, day in he Park City. The Christmas concert and tree gestions made for repairing the s schools will be closed on Fri- pond from 9 a. m. to 12 commendable. The The ducted Miss Ruth December 24, will be held on are teachers, Christmas vacation to by Hollenback, orders. Saturday evening, also, should be paid larger salaries. day for the Mrs had of the o'clock to draw December in the on Monday, January 3. J. W. Flynn charge Rev J. A. N. Grenier of New Ha 25, Congregational open again food Mrs J. B. Sanford and church. St Paul's will have their Miss Julia Hawley is home from sale and ven has rented the of Thomas KEW YEARSJEVE DANCE Mrs had of the Have you a copy of the Bee of De- place usual Christmas service on Christ- for the holiday vacation. John Piatt charge Reilly near Newtown station and Plttsbury sandwiches and coffee sale. The net cember 10? See Busker's offer. mas eve. To Be Given Bv StEose's Drum Corns It is reported that Mr Rumpf, who moved in on were about $50 and will be Wednesday. Rev Mr Armstrong will preach in has been running Brookfield cream- proceeds St drum will a used with a like amount from tne The December meeting of the the Congregational church again, Roup's corps give ery, has gone into bankruptcy, Miss Florence Beecher, social and dance In St hall. cre- - state to for the Men's club will be held at the Inn daughter next Sunday. Mary's James Lee being the principal purchase equipment of and Mrs New Yc&r's December 31. Good schools. anntx on evening, Decem- Judge Beecher, is at Buckingham and Charles eve, ditor Tuesday home from New- Edgar be no ber 28. The Jrogram will be the Mt Ida school, Millard each lost a horse, last week. music will provided and pains Mt literary ton, Mass., for the will be to make occasion W. P. Lake Is home from the In charge of Rev Alexander Steele. holiday vacation. Miss E. Buckingham is home for spared the vaca- a notable one. The committee of Redding. Hermon school for the holiday Host, Dr F. J. Gale. the holidays from her school in tion. The attractive store of Taylor. arrangements consists of M. J. Keat- Pennsylvania. M. L. P. C. The Sunday school of the Congre- Mis Julia Antwood Is with her For the Christmas dinner a prime Curtis & Co., is bright with the Will Cook of Worcester, Mass., is ing, Keane, Br.tdley, J. D. P. and gational church will have their parents, Mr and Mrs W. Thomp- roast, plump and luscious chickens, Christmas cheer, the stock including spending Christmas at his home here. Carmody, Keating J. J. usual Christmas festival at the son, for .the holidays. white grapes, grape fruit, oranges, games, toys, books in copyrights and Miw Elizabeth Dowker is homo - Decem- enter- church on Tuesday evening,- Mr and Mrs J. D. Dayton nuts, etc, offered by Merchant II. rebounds, handsome stationary, silk for a short time. umbrellas ber 28. There will be an Interest- tained the whist club, last week, Rupf. for ladies and men. lamna. There Is a case of scarlet feer in We sell have a good supply of rub- 30 handkerchiefs ing series of recitations and carols, Friday evening, about being and silk mufflers, Wells Hollow, the young child of bers and felt boots, arctics, etc after which the Christmas tree will present. Then for the Christmas table there Surbamblno being the victim. Ladies' and men's felt lined shoes dis- from a such as and the usual fruit About 20 of W. P. Lake's friends Buy large stock, are white grapes, mixed nuts and all Anson has been laid for and Prices for the be lighted the furniture in Smith up slippers. holiday tributed. Everyone is cordially gave him a surprise party, Saturday Buckingham, dealer, tne delict cies of the season In the a few but is on his R. D. route trade as low as the lowest. Sandy Bridgeport, has. Look up his adv. days evening. grocery line. agaiu. Hook Shoe Store. THE NEWIOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20 1903.

The Newtown Bea ANNOUNCEMENTS OF BETHEL Newtown. KrUliiy, Doeembtr 14, 1809. BUSINESS MEN. NcvHavca'i gKjpbB (oND NcwHavcn's E. II. DILLON & CO., Most Reliable tcpncy. An Ideal Leading Milliners, Q Store Store MKTIIODJST ChukCH NEWS. Power 1 1 05 Main Conn. Sunday morning there will be Street, Bridgeport, X For the farmr The Fona unanllne vuo maw preaching by lit') pastor, Hubjeot, nltfll Kraua eillfln.a. taw r.urla .imiii. i naruora, vi. 10 Kue 5t. Cecll, Paris. SL rue or abw lettr, dtmiKii, iy to run, full liurae powur, p The diKlrlrt Miporllitondent, who uttruntt)(l, portable or ntutlon wn to be ary as lua DurciiaMitr daira. An niv... present, Sunday, has We milks a of ditto to the apecinlty wtr ymm' h Furs For Christmas Gifts. 8 changed the Sunday fol for country homea. Inatruction gladly Worth so ur Adams wm on furnlnheU. Call and sea $20,000 lowing, preach ui. 12.50 fur neck icnrfg. Sunday, January 2, 1910, at 3 o'clock (Q lU.OO black in the afternoon. coney fur sets, 3.48 o Following the it.uu DiucK rersiun raw O the con- sets, 3.98 preaching fourth quarterly Robert N.W. White & ill! Illnrk Mnli'lnn 1 vnv u.itu ference will be held. Co., uihck 6.98 y Union W ueigiun Lynx sets, 9.98 Sunday evening sen Ice with BETHEL GARAGE, $(1.00 black and brown O the ut H Opossum scarfs, 3.98 HuptlKt people their church, 149 Confer CONK. p $(1.00 brown and bluett A As HiIh Koi'vlce St, BETHEL, Opossum muffs, Christmas g the Jiwt with their $10-0- 3.98 fox muffs, Ik a P 7.75 (O) piiKtor it hoped large number will $12 fox muffs, be H 58.75 (W) present. 2g $13 blac k fox shawl scarfs, .Monday evening, December 27. $15 black fox shawl scarfs. there will be Christmas exerclnes P H.48 CP) by Your Christmas m We are also displaying an fine line of scar f Merchandize the Sunday nchool. exceptionally and M nuinK in ana ininn in newest Order for erocerlca will ha nrnnnrlv lynx all the shapes. Carrier E. P. Lyons on Route 15 filled with the best gnmlH at tho lowMt hnd one Inst ciimIi price at Duke store, anil ha will the misfortune, day iiImo linve week, to have hi horse stumble oranges, (lutes, mulntr RrapeM, E. H. DILLON CO. and imimnMM, mixeu nuis, cninnnrrius mm fall while driving on Pepper Street everything to make your dinner com- Reduced. plete. and throw him out one of turough Remember the the glass windows to his carriage, place. mmmmmmnmmmmmm soniewhut bruising and scratching mm. McDowell & Mrs Lottie Offenbackor, who lives Taylor, Thumb lland 8lrtu Ccutur Ht., list below the depot, was found last Conn. week Tuesday in an unconscious con Bethel, Building Problems Don't Come Your We the dition on the floor of her home by gather up one of her neighbors, having been Often paralyzed on her right side. Mrs C. Way Very for FRED End and Odd Lots Nurcnu is caring her and she is KLEIN, Dk'TIIEL, CONN now Improving dowly. With us they re our daily C. B. Osborne, Jr., is Improving his At Doran's Blacksmith Simp near Depot. now when 'twill house by having a new veranda built Horse Shoeing, work. Let us give you the help Thomas Perkins of lluttertown is do- Can-la- and Wairnn Itppalrltur of all kinds the work. Via limierul Hlackmlllilinr. llorsH r.lluiiing benefit of ing duuo waulr at our experience. all 'roundinstead Levi T. Frank is able to be out Try day my uliup after a two week's illness. You'll be surprised, when you Mrs John Sable, who underwent an of later. operation at the Bridgeport hospital, get started with building plans, how a few weeks ago, is now gaining was be arise that of. 1 nicely and able, last week, to For the Best many points you never thought m moved to her sister's home on Beers Rruad, Rolls, Cake, Pies and all kinds of Bak- j store-hou- se of Street, Bridgeport. ery UcxkIk come to the new store. Everything Our place is not only a material, We have some nice sweet oranges, neat and clean and the bent iruods the market 1 nice airurus usea in our business. advice. No for dates and figs, raisins and a good a but also of practical charge assortment of candies, which will & help make your Christmas merry. Dayton Hurzler, that, and only a moderate price for the goods. W. L. Penfleld, at the Depot. lie.' Center St., Bethel, Oonn Phone 43-- Long FlilL

ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE Lumber, mill BOOK. Candy for Christmas. vork, rooting .uatenal and E. C. Piatt, W. F. Randall of Chstnut Hill has ' - just had a new furnace in his Almost anyone can and does appreciate a m.buiUiiuk H Hawleyville Conn. placed one oox or canny as a unrlstmas present. VA cellar for heating his whole house. Our luscious, dainty candles, put up In the John J. Scanlon of Bridgeport had prettiest of Christmas boxes, will the the contract. hearts of many of Santa Claus' friends this (Jlirlstmas. By placing your orders with us, G it The Country club are planning to your friends will not be neulected. We will hold a reception at the club room on see that Santa Claus delivers promptly. The New Year's prices run from 24c per box to $2.00 and every evening. one is a moai Francis Carroll of New Haven is acceptaoie kue. at for SBBHBa his home here the holidays. OS The Upper Long Hill school was English's on Quality Drag Store, closed, last weeK, account of the Next to P. Cv Bethel. Conn. teacher, Miss Alice Gabler, being ta- Remember. ken ill with scarlet fever. a I Peter H. was in West Stock-bridg- e, Lynch a a small will save article until Mass.,, last Friday, to attend That Deposit any Li the funeral of a relative there. Come In and Inspect Our Stock of a Christmas. Mrs Sarah Tebaut of Bridgeport a was a guest over Sunday of Mrs Dora General Hardware, Starr. s Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, ! Galvanized Iron Shingles. Painted Iron Shingles. Miss Helen Smith of Bridgeport Tin Ware, Table and Floor Oil Cloth. Oil a Rings, Cuff Links, Packed lot) Square Feet n a box. was the one last week.fof Stoves and Enamel Ware. Extra good line of guess, day square and stable Blankets. Also agency for Lockets, Chains. her mother, Mrs Martha Smith. ,. L.&M. Pure Paint. a Our stock of Christmas goodies is a ENGRAVING FREE. i stiil complete. We have mixed and The Gilbert-Mill- er Co., ribbon 10c sold else a candies, pound, 15 Center St.. BETHEL. CONN.. - where for 13 and 15c. Large pound a boxes of assorted chocolates, 30c D. A. each, choice assortment of box can- a PARKER, dies at both higher and lower prices. a Jeweler, a We are headquarters for cranberries, You Want Coal a a sweet Florida oranges, malaga grapes 9 Arcade, Bridgeport. and and we have all When you buy coal. Clear Lehigh Is all eoal, celery the fixings free of dirt and minus slate. A great coal for a a to complete your Christmas dinner, heat, a good coal to hold tire, an economical The Long Hill Store, W. N. Hurd, coal for range or heater. aaHaaaaBBHEHsaas a BaaaaaHBa proprietor. Smith Beers, Gabler is sick Peter among the Fuel. Trucking, Moving. BETHEL, Ct. ones, this week. Ridge Roll, All lengths. Master Martin McDonough of Bridgeport has been a few Ship Your Apples and Produce to We call attention to these durable and spending your shingles boing economical. days here the guest of Station Agent NOTICE. M. J. MacDonough. John French did jury duty in We are not giving you something last week. for nothing, but we are giving you the results Bros., & Bridgeport, of 20 years of hard study and actual practice Turney Farmers' Supply Roofing Co., The people of this locality read when you get your horse shod at Brennan's with deep regret in a recent issue of Our motto: "Honest Work for Honest Ppioes' 531 Water Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Dealers in Gasoline Engines, Saw Tables, The Bee that Dr Seth Hill is to retire H. A. BRENNAN'S, Established 1889. Insecticides; Seeds, etc. from active practice. Dr Hill has Greenwood Avenue, BETHEL, OONN served the public in this locality for 256 Middle Street, Bridgeport, Conn. a little over 40 years as a faithful The oldest and largest commission firm in Bridgeport. and skillful physician and he will be missed his greatly by large We are still business at the old stand. We MM doing We can fill your order for Christ- handle on the farm. mas for ribbon and broken candy, anything produced Highest prices chocolate candies of all kinds, pop OUR. STOCK OF and quick returns. corn balls, sweet oranges, dates, figs, raisins, celery, cranberries, crullers We Want Poultry of all kinds and Pork. Let us have HINTS FOR CHRISTMAS and Frisbie pies. Your Christmas order will be filled right and deliver- MEATS your shipments.' ed with For the entire family we. have sections promptly the best groceries National Bank. set apart the market affords. References: The First Bridgeport filled with all kinds of China articles The Cheap and pretty at 25c, 50c, 7ac Cash Grocery, Robert Staines, and . Great values for the money. We are going to men- tion some of the many articles you can rind at our store, with Miss Alice Gabler is ill at her home suitable for a Christmas Gift with scarlet fever. GROCERIES prices Mrs J. Burnett is with friends in Glen Cove, L. I., for the FANCY CHINA EET3. PANCT CHINA ARTICLES. holidays. all of The Methodist church will hold Comprises the Best Going; Out Business! Dinner and Tea Sets, $5 to $85 Salads or and Cake 98c to $6.50 Cake Plates, 25o to $4 its Christmas tree and exercises for Lines and Berry Sets, or Bread 25o to These Our Fish and Game Sets, $3.50 to $10 Celery Trays, $3 the Sunday school at their hall on All Goods to be Sold By Bureau and Toilet Bon Bon or Mayonnaise Dishes, Are Reason- Sets, 25o to Tuesday evening, December 28, and Prices $2.50 to $15 or $3 Olive or Nut Sets, $2 to $4 Chop Spoon "Jrays, 25o to $3 extend an invitation for all children able. Condensed Milk 25o to $3 1910. Ice Cream and Chocolate Sets, Jars,.. of the to be en-Jo- y 1st, Cups and Saucers, lOo to $1.50 village present and January $2 to $8 it with them . Mush, or Sugar and Cream Sets. Cracker or Biscuit Jars, entire stock of Gifts for 250 to $4 500 to $3 SHOES My Toys, Games, Dolls, the yowng 3 piece Tea Sets, $2 to $5 Jardinieres, loo to $8 and old. Redding. We have a Fine Line of Shoes. Don't fail to see them. Household Wares, Victor and Edison Talking Machines, NICE CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Cabinets A handkerchief. Big stock from 5c Tin ware, Enamel ware, Crockery, Dry Good and Fancy Prints, Wall Records, and Supplies. to 50c at French's, Bethel. Fapen, Horse Blankets, etc., every article reduced. GLOVES GHT8 rOS GENTLEMEN. gifts roB ciumiir. FORCHRIS'lMAS. Henry Rupf, All 10o articles for 08o Silver 50o to S340 And ours always satisfaction. All 25o for Cigar or Tobacco Jars, 50o to $3 Mugs give articles 20o Knife, Fork and Spoon, Ladies, misses and 25c to Main St.. Newtown. Smoking Sets. 1 to 15 60o to 2.00 children, All 50c articles for 40c S3 50c. Ladies' and misses, $1. Men's Shaving Mugs, 25o to Baby Plate, 35c to 60c All 98c articles for 89o Mustache Cups, 35o to $1.25 Toys of all kinds with a large plush for driving, 50c to $1. Knit Ash Trays, 3So to $2 stock to choose from and at and for Steins or leather work, 25c to 50c Triple Mirrors, prices to suit Bring them In to 25o to 15.50 and see what they want Street gloves $1 $1.50. Boys gloves 25c to 50c. At F. B. French's, Bethel. ParselPs Bargain House, Shelton. Fancy table lamps, gas portables, chafino dishes, lemon- New stock of Bradley mufflers In. 50c. Sweater coats ade sets, hanging lamps, gas domes, gongs, twine in qualities that Everything in the Line of Jap sets, wih give you the best of service, for hall lamps, vases, bird fish cut statuary, cages, globes, glass ladies, misses and gents. $1 to $3.98. and and silverware, cutlery, etc. Give us a call before buying At French's Dry Goods Store, Bethel, Staple Fancy HOLIDAY GOODS! elsewhere. Groceries. As usual we have prepared one of the largest and most te lines of Holiday Goods ever shown by us. You really must ate our display I Prices a low as consistent. CASTOR A to appreciate the magnificent showing we have arranged for your Inspec- E. For Infants and Children. Give us a calL tion, Oar assortment Is the like of which you do not find in other stores. F. BEACH, Don't Now Is the time. Come and make four choice before the Tbe Kind Yoa Have C. Delay. Alwajs Bought L. MORRIS, assortment Is broken.' 9 62 Main Street, Bridgeport, Com Bears the The Orocer, Arcade, Office News MdgeJo filgnatveof NEWTOWN, CONN Post Store, Conn, THE NEWTOWN BEX FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1V0. 8

titer art many flnelv mdrktd and valu utiltt tilrila uiiimiK (kt IIim Kh. Hli Imd The Newtown Bea Nuvttrnl lieim ilmt lmv n nvlul,la c 3 fur luylii drum. Mr VYellwood Newtown, Friday, December 14, J9P, liiiiku i'urfully Hfii-- r hr bird mid fur vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvnxvvvvxvvvvkvvvvvvvui brumllnu ttiwityi thimw tliitt have 5 . v i um mum imriwi wiiipe turn miiiim aim In thin wiiy In Imiiruvmg Imr murk evury : TOWN TOPICS. your. HIih h ulwityi )I'hmi.iI to have For gnyiine cull mid xiimlii tiur Christmas poultry. K. J, Millir mid firtiilly of Bethel wtr KueMtM, HuiiUuyj, of Mr slid Mrs Juiiien s A REAL ESTATE SEAL We Are Offering a line of the Very Fancy HnliiTt It rtowitn moved, hint wk, from A. D. Jui'iili'a ulne In Trent din- - to C. Makes Sale. trli i a part of llitiiry Hun ford's liouHe. F. Beardslcy Another Mr ItuwMii will work for Mr bunford lor iiih cnmiiiK year. Kibbe Confections K. 11, UrIIYilh Im hullillnff a nw barn Charles F. BeardHley has sold the i iUNt cunt of Iiih other burn. The nw The Kind You nave Always Bought, and which baa been on Mt In 18x34 e I Boxes and Bulk. Frank J. Naramore farm feet with U foot ioHt, baa boroo la Pleasant to Mrs S. IS. Lewis of Bris Carami II, Mmu and Albert 11. Mallet t la use for over 30 years, the of are doing the work, and has been made bis tol. Holier! KhhIit hail been among the under per Pure. lcK nncK for neveral weeks. Vr 11, b, Bonal supervision since its infancy Christmas Candy in Bulk, guaranteed Absolutely Day Ih carlnir lilm. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. fur Allow no one to deceive in this Asssortment of and It, ('. llarrlM hail been Improving bin you Dainty Pretty hoiiae by liullilliig a bay window on the All Imitations and " od " are but Christmas Tree Service. aouui Hiiin una a veranda on tne went Counterfeits, J a!l, Ik'hIiIch miikliiK olhfr Improve-mcril- Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of The Chrlutmas tree service of the aliiMit hlH place. John Orutr did Children school will the arpcnlfr work for him. Infants and Experience against Experiment Booklets at 10c Congregational Sunday Mm 11. M. Jonmip Iiiih cloned her home take place, ChrlBtmas eve, Friday at the Center for the winter nnd la now evening, beginning at 7 o'clock. There apemlltiK a few weeka with her daugh- will be a ter at Norwalk. for the program, including singing MIhh laubelle Orr, who ha been What is CASTORIA 'l hat will astonish you quality. the choir and chorus and recita- by teaching at Aril union, N. J.. Iiiih been Pare- v tions by tne children. The public is obliged to give up her school there on Castorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, - account health la cordially invited. of poor and now at and It is Pleasant. It Umbrellas In Cases. home with her parenta, Mr and Mrs goric, Drops Soothing Syrups, Handsome Fancy James A. Orr, for aeverul weok'u atay. contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Ifarcotio Mr and Mrs C. F. Beardsley and is its Worms Paul wil be Christ- eubstance. Its age guarantee. It destroys suitable for wife or Ladies' Beardslcy guests, Feverishness. cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Gifts your daughter: mas dny, of Mr and Mrs Clarence Stepncv. and allays It Waists, the finest workmanship, and bound 'to please. Beardsley in New Haven. Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation Effects Or- and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the I A line of Ladies' Neckwear. Beauiiful in' 35 leader HIUEF MENTION. About people under the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, J Hammered Brass of Levi C. Morris, met at the MIhh Caroline Osborne, teacher of the namented Comb .Sets. Receptacles ship school In Panacca-T- he Mother's church lecture room, Upper Stepney, is to have The Children's Friend. for Jardinieres. Congregational ChrlHtmiiB exercises at her school the ' Monday night, and after two hours afternoon of Friday, December 4. work completed the task or decorat- Kiciniru itlackman was a guest, last ALWAYS Skates Gift Books, week, for a few days, of Perry Hubhcll. GENUINE For the Children: Galore, Toy ing the interior of the auditorium Daniel W. Kdwards has been iloinsr CASTORIA Games and Mechanical Toys. with wreaths of laurel and running Jury hity In the Superior court at Books, pine. The work completed presents nnugepori. Sears the Signature of a neat and tasteful Charles Hawley and Lester Burr were very appearance the guests, last week, for a few days of and reflects great credit on those who Mr Havvley's brother, William Hawley, had it in charge. taking in the sights of New York City. Robert Revana of Hattertown has taken a with Edwards S. The supper of the Men's Federa- position tion, Friday night, was generously George Knnpp, who has been spending and will net $29 for the a few days In Danbtiry with his par- patronized ents, has returned to his home here R.H.Beers&Co., treasury of the club. The menu V. at J,. Slade's. presented was an excellent one and Mr Elizabeth Beardsley. Mrs Edwards Newtown, Conn. the were cooked to a turn. S. Beardsley and two children all The Kind You Have Bought oysters week Always Levi C. was chairman of the the day in Bridgeport, last Morris Wednesday. committee having the work in Mrs Stephen French has returned In Use Over Years. charge. from a short stay with friends In Der For 30 by and New Ha en. THC IHTHUa OOMMNV, TT HUH MY STIIflT, HCW VOlia OfTY. Miss Alina Sherman, who has been Miss Elsenboss of Brookfleld was a o,ulte ill for some time at the home of guest, Sunday, of Miss Emma Wilson her parents, Mr and Mrs Harry Sher- lEllollollolH5im51 0 5511Bl51515ia515151l5 In Taunton. man, is now gaining. Carlton S. Smith, a student at Yale Lime Rock. School College, arrived home on Monday for The Leading his holiday vacation, wnich he will ROBERT H. WINTERBOTTOM. spend with his parents, Mr and Mrs H. M. Smith. Robert H. Winterbottom, a former for Sensible Christmas resident, was found dead in Waterbury, The Store UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, MAIN AND CONGRESS last week Tuesday. The gas jets had Miss May Egan passed Friday in been turned on and it is believed to have best instruction in Shorthand. been a case suicide. He was man Streets, Bridgeport, gives the the Park City. of a Established of genial temperament and was a favor- Typewriting, Bookkeeping and English Studies, ite. Ill health doubtless caused him to Six instructors. Advanced methods in teaching. Keane and son visited tne do the rash deed. Mr and Mrs James 18 yeais. Daniel Winterbottom and Mr and Mrs Alonzo Christmas stores in tne Park City, Winterbottom went to Waterbury, Fri- 8,000 STUDENTS. Friday. day night, to be present at the funeral, Gifts. Saturday. BUSINESS MAIN AND CONGRESS of UNION COLLEGE, That bunch popular young men, The marriage of Milo B. Richardson, Streets, Bridgeport, has educated 8000 students in Shorthand, John Beers, Charles G. PecK and W. Jr., and Miss Edith anderlip will take We are taking good care of the most extensive and want W. passed last Thursday place in Brooklyn on the 28th. Mr Bookkeeping and English, If you want a position, Wakeley, Richardson is assistant treasurer of the Christmas trade we ever It is proof positive in the Park Barnum-Richardso- n enjoyed. to be in a attend Union Business College. It is City. Co., and is a popu- kept position, lar young man. He has just completed when people come to us for gift articles year after year the leading school. Leslie of a beautiful new home to which he will Armstrong Hamden, bring his bride aftef their wedding trip. that our satisfy in every particular and that our Write or call for new catalogue. N. Y has been passing a few days in goods town, stopping at the Sandy Hook prices and treatment are agreeable. hotel and calling on old friends in '"Dr Thomas' Eclectjc Oil Is the best town. remedy for that oftej fatal disease croup. Has been used with success In UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, our family for eight years." Mrs L. $20 to Whlteacre. N. T. Parlor Suites, $60 Mam and Sts.. BRIDGEPORT. Mrs Edith Wharton's latest story, Buffalo, Congress will be the fiction Couches, B$7to$40 "Afterwards," Barcalo High Side Security Crib, $4.50 to $18 l515f51Dlf5ir51f5ffnlf51Dlf51fDir5 5 feature of the January Century. It 5oI555l55IlHlnlD will prove the kind of a story, it is Daley's Christmas Sale of Doll Perambulators, $4.19 promised, to set readers' tongues to Princess! DJesses, $15.49 wagging. The tale is of an Ameri- and Receptioi Chairs $3 to $6 can couple's finding of an English Jewel J country hojne and their joy therein, Christmas and of the strange and tragic fate Glove Boxes. Millinery that followed them; but no outline of can give any suggestions of the DUNHAM, plot We on as a Christ- & MRSIGEORGE uncanny mystery with which Mrs have put sale, H.S. Landsman Son Near Ave., Wharton has worked out her climax. mas special, hundreds of fine jewel 1127 Broad Street, Fairfield Bridgeport. under The story will have unusual illustra- and glove boxes at prices way Black and White Fur Beavers; all colors Fur Turbans, make nice tions, by Blumenschein. value. Furniture and Carpets, Christmas Presents. Perhaps the letter is the most per- 25c to $5. 1 1 DANBURY. Great Keductions placed on Trimmed Hats. sonal of all the which one uses. EHUXl S'JiDlM 3, White Street, things . . A woman writes what she will say if r i seiecuuu1 : face JuaKe your jjiimitn.iy, she could meet her correspondent and Look at to face and all the pride that she takes get the pick. especially in her own appearance is then trans- the $1 and $1.50 lines. ferred to the stationery that carries her messages and thoughts. For Christmas the assortment of Holiday stationery Brooch Pins, $1.25 --to $75. Post.office News Store, A & Food Bulletin for the Week displayed by the most extensive P Pure Daily Stoves and in the Arcade, Bridgeport, will make an Included in our December 20th. Range. Dia- Beginning ideal Christmas offering and one that line of brooches are scores ot will be appreciated by the receiver. Step are in the economi- make selections of mond pins that brilliant Extensively advertised are not necessarily the best nor the most into the store and seen stove if advertised in the and the many attractive Doxes wnicn tney extreme, as choice as were ever cal to buy. A paper thoroughly magazines diamond brooches periodicals would sell, perhaps not many in each town but there are enough are showing. in the state. The Presentation and Extra towns on this continent to make it possible to sell quite a few. Then comes start at $4 and go by easy steps to Christmas the scheme of selling direct from the manufacturer to consumer, saving the folks' feet there has never and the stove at half price. This is also rot. The For little $75. dealer's profit giving you act been such fanciful and attractive pro- matter of fact about it is that the manufacturer has done the saving Mol-lan'- s. real should has vision made as is seen this year at Stamps. for himself and has not ut in the parts weighing what they do; There is in the line of and writes a nothing W7 frlmids A&P store is stocked rushed the work of putting together to save cost of labor then shoes for children that cannot be in Inform thnnnt.rnns nnd that thp advertisement a cut of a $50 range and asks you to buy pretty of the Best Procurable at the Lowest Prices for the tiuiuiay xiude. long showing picture shown there. From infant's footwear with everything rs most wonderful stove on the market. It looks good on paper, but when & We want ot the A&P and all friends and lo-e- of pnod soods to en- the in doors and to shoes for older children the variety C. Howard Daley every patron ojr A&P you buy one take a knife and push the blade between the the best joy their Christmas. We know they will if they buy at ,liie store just do it on of and if the stove is limitless. Only wearing the sides of the stove you can any them, putty leathers and the latest aesigns will be on the inside hasnothardened you can run the knife through them chil- Christmas pre- Cluster Raisins, lkisl;et Brand. used joins found in Mollan's assortment of Co., Extraordinary 2 carton 25c also And yet it is a wonderful stove on account of the price. Why should shoes. ' sentation. A very highly deco- dren's o not be so? The have been thrown together just as they came from rated CHINA SALAD DISH FEEE None Such Miuce Meat, a pack-ag- it parts CT. 9c 20c the sand; they probaMy were not even allowed to be in the same building with 253 Main St., DANBURY, to all purchasers of 50c worth or euual to three pkgs. the of and the different Cof- an emery wheel made for purpose straightening fitting more of our Famous Teas, CAI73Y for the holidays. carts of the stove, and why not? Simply because if they had gone through Bridgewater. fees, Baking' Powder, Extracts makers them they would cost as much most extra- American mixed, a lb loo the same process as the reputable put ii iiih I and Spices. This is a standard stoves do, less the shortage in weight. But all the same they BARN BURNED. wiiii in offer and could not be Superior mixed, a lb 10c as the level LARGE ordinary a lb 10c harp about the price and unless you keep your "think tank pretty you duplicated for double tne money. Assorted drops. to one. We say, don't do it, because there is luile or no On Friday, December 3, a large barn Seeded 3 pksrs 25o Jelly Bon Bons, a lb lOo will be tempted try raisins, 10c merit in them. If individuals were allowed to coin Gold Dollars they would belonging to Lee S. Dickinson, which Toilet Ware Malaga Grapes, 15c a lb Peanut Brittle, a pound them as these cheap stoves are now sold less than the regular price you was located on the back road, just east Mixed nuts, 2 lbs 25c French Creams, a ft 12 sell to his a lb 12 l-- know how they would be obliged to proceed in order obtain a profit Well, of where George Buyank is building Makes One of the R & R Plum pudding, 23c and 45c Broken Candy, it is lust the same with these stoves and why so may people bite at such new house, was burned to the ground Cranberries, 3 qts 25c Chocolate Drops, a lb 15o nonsense we are at a loss to understand. We guarantee the stoves we sell and with all its contents. About 1 o'clock Nicest Gifts we none that are not standard makes. Our assortment is in the afternoon Ethan Alien discovered A can receive. We have an im- can assure ydU buy to be on fire and the lady such that you can find what you need at the barn gave mense assortment in both solid silver alarm at once and hastened to the barn. and silver plate. He was the first one to reach the place Brmsh. Comb and Mirror Sets la and & Pacific Tea Co. but when he got tnere the interior of up. Great Atlantic the barn wall all a mass of flames and Manicure Sets, sterling, 2 and up. E. J. nothing could be done to save any of Military Sets,i4 and up. 163 DANBURY, CONN. HALL, its contents. Several others gathered We have everything you can think of Main Street, PLUMBING AND HEATING, but could only watch it burn to the in the toilet line and priced right. ground. Mr Dickinson lopes, besides Conn. the barn which was a very larg one, Sandy Hook, 12 or 15 tons of hay, 13 acres of tobacco c.l."bryant, hanging in the barn, a sulky plow, wheel harrow and other farming tools. His Danbury's Reliable Jeweler, loss will reach between $2500 and $3000 ZS Main St, 'Phone 731. and he only had insurance of $500 on the barn and contents. Michael Keane, Wilson's Christmas Suggestions. who was seen near the barn shortly be- fore it was discovered to be on fire, DIAMONDS. is supposed to have started the fire and was arrested the same day. He was Lower in price than you'll pay elsewhere for the same quality. Blue Ribbon Poultry brought before Justice David Sanford the next day. who found sufficient evi- COAL! dence to bind him over to the next term whiiam EOAW, Rings, Brooches, Scarf Pins, Lockets, Earrings, etc., of the Superior court, and not being Successor to M. Kilbride. to able to furnish hail, was taken to the Coal yar at Sandy Hook Station. $5.00 $300.00. county jail at Litchfield, to await his Telephone 14-- trial, which will take place on Tuesday, WATCHES. February 8. Gold-fille- A fine of the new thin C. F. CONGER, Gold. d, Silver and Nickel showing models, SCHOOL LaERCISES. GREENLEAF FARM, Conn. with gold and silver dials. $1,00 to $73.00. Miss" Frances Scharff. teacher of the Botsford, ROXBUR.Y, CONtf. primary school at the Center, closed her Horse and ox shoeing. Carriage and SILVERWARE. school, last Friday, for the holiday va Wagon Repairing of all kinds and Gener- cation. There were recitations and al We aim to please our Blacksmithing. to the songs by the scholars and a tree loaded customers. Sterling and high grade plate, from the smallest piece large chest or with presents for the scholars. ihe Voww. the school were Hon cupping trjr Tea Set Black scholars from High No. 131. A Few Select, Thoroughbred present to enjoy the afternoon's enter- Telephone CUT CLASS. tainment One of the showings in Counecticut Every piece of fine quality Cockerels for Sale A SOCIAL DANCE. The largest Woodbury cut, from the Bon Bon dishec to the large Punch sets. Leghorn There Is to be a social dance at the and beautifully Town hall here on Wednesday evening, December 29. Music by Whitney's or- Garage fTelephoncMS-- e. chestra of New Milfnrd. The committee Is prepared t rerhanl, Re-pa- rl. In charge are R. O. Beardsley and Louis Patnt or 8tore a limited number of The F. L. Wilson Co.. Schlottenbeck. motor cars durlnv the winter. all communications to Greenleaf Finn, Rcxbury, Conn, coming 1 1 Address Only experienced machinists and paint 237MainSt. DANBURY, CONN. Phone 383. Tour correspondent had the pleasure, era employed. Write at once to . one day list week, of looking over Mrs L Grace M. Wellwooo s fine Hooks of single The Garage, comb Rhode Island Red chickens and Woodbury THE HIWTOWN fcHK, flUDAY, DDCBUBEH 21, lltf.

of article Cbarle FiaaacUl Jastitutlons. ropy so by Attorney The Newtown Bet M. Robinson ot New Haven, who criticises Commissioner MacDonald Newtown, Friday, Dec. IT, 1I0. and his methods pretty sharply, la Fifty-Fourt- to Commissioner MacDon-aid'- s li Annual referring A Few Statement replies to his previous charges, Just Reminder for Your Attorney Iloblnson declares that they OP THE T0WNT0PICS. only cloud the real issue and that so fur absolutely nothing has come from NAMES FAMILIAR TO MANY. Mr MacUonald or his friends that ex Christmas Thoughts. Newtown Savings plain the charges whicn have been made, Mr Robinson says it Is now Bank, A Redding Friend Makes Sacrsrestions. time to act and he recommends that an Investigation be started which Brooches, $7.50 up Editor of Bee, Doar Sir: as a read- shall collect duta and Information re- October 1, 1909. Rings, v $2.00 er of 1 been much In up your paper have garding the roads the State and Cuff interested In the opinions regarding the expense incurred in constructing buttons, $5.00 up ASSETS! the and of old them. Robinson calls at- DIAMONDS lockets, $10,00 up retaining changing Attorney Hook Market names familiar to us no of Scarf Value Valuu and the past tention to the fact thut charge Pins, $3.00 up j'eronitlc ns. Whilo we may both and has eveu been al- Loans on Ral Estate, dishonesty hinted, First Mortgage all be right In a way and each and though Commissioner MacDonald Loan on Collateral all have a right to his or her opinion comes forward to declare that he is ladies' Nickel, $2.00 up Hwurlty. S0.1MI.04 50.WM.04 there are some facts in the case which to answer any Btich Loani. on Personal ready charge. ladies' Silver, $6.00 up 1. H3U.0O I as a resident, personally know. The real is thut tue State Is charge ladies Gold Filled, City llonils. Ti.hiNl.iH) Speaking of the Couch family, no spending large sums of money for In- $7.50 up Itullroad Honda, 3HM.Hh.-..(- :nii.a:o.) more name could be to roads and thut is be- ladies' Gold, $20.00 Bank Stock 4T.UtlO.tHt tM.lil'i.OO fitting given ferior nothing up Tdwu Null's, the hill than Couch's Hill, for he. ing done, In comparison with other WATCHES Gents' Nickel, $1.00 up l KstaU'. 2, uihmw Nafh Couch, practically owned all of states, to keep the roads in repair Gents' Dunking House anil Silver, $5,50 up ".000.00 it. He was an honest, Industrious, after they are built, one of the most r.ooo.oo Gents' Gold Filled, $9.0C up Ca.sU on hand and In much respected citizen, a gentleman Important necessities in the mainte- L3 Banks, 3t.3N5.H3 ;h.k.ki of the old school. I have often heard nance of good roads. Attention Is Gents' Gold, $27.50 up fl.A'wJ.liW.lH $i,w",x?.ih my mother speak of visiting them called to the fact that Mr MacUonald and what a fine old mansion home his of not enough mon- LIABILITIES: complains having for the was. Then tie son, William Couch, ey to make repairs, He is then re- Rings Baby, 75o up Deposits (2117 accounts) f!W.4:.'S.llt Cuff Surplus, UOOO.UO many of us remember as a good minded that he has been able to get Buttons, $3.50 up liilcrost account, hiss Taxes and sober, man for new rouds, Sl.fMV'l! neighbor, quiet, pleasant large appropriations lockets $5.00 up IpVExuuiisth Paid. to meet, a successful farmer and a increased with allowance for JEWELRY Sio'.lt aud Loss Account, salary Scarf 50c 1 Pins, up ii.0M.'iiiuTis character that all might emulate. expenses and an automobile for him- for another say, let us perpetuate the self ami increased appropriations for Arthur T. Nettleton, name Couch's Hill. Very true Mr his oflice, and yet he has made no ef- Peck has planted trees and flowers in fort to sullicient appropriations Treasurer. get These being a few of our as profusion and has a tine home which for repairs. It is shown that other only many pretty gifts, we all admire, but I do not see any States expend from $uUU to $800 a our line is so varied we ask you to call and examine our just reafon to change the name to mile for repairs, while Commissioner FSTABLISHMENT FOR - beautiful of Goods. Also includes Cut Sunset Hill. Mr Luttgen has put- MacDonald secures out $30 a mile. showing Holiday Conn chased land In East Wocds and has Attorney Hobinson claims that this JilHAUiN Bridgeport, Glass, Silverware, Umbrellas, Clocks and Optical Goods. New Milford Savings prepared a number of acres for a is a situation which needs immediate Bank. lake and is making a drive through attention and he holds that it is time the property. He, too, with Mr Peck, to ca.i a halt. There are other advocates through your paper keep- charges agains.t the Highway Depart- the old names, not making ment, 13 in and some of them are ing all, to even if the name is object- serious. For it is held that days last week, attend the funeral of and Mrs W. E. Disbrow enjoyed a trip changes instance, Easton. Henry Piatt. to New York, last week. 4 Per Cent ionable. Well, he Intarms us he has our highways, cost, age and traffic Mrs Clarissa Banks of Bridgeport is John Bumber, the blacksmith at named his laKe Hopewell Lake, and considered, are inferior to those of spending a few weeks here with Mr and Plattsvllle Center is ready to sharpen DEATH OF FREDERICK R. BEARD. Mrs O. B. Osborne. his drive Hopewell Lane. not states. Then the new high- your horee with Neverslip horse shoes Interest Paid on Deposits. Why adjoining The many friends here of our former Cruch Brothers, with their engine and or with the kind, and do perpetuate the old name of East ways instead of wearing down and townsman, Freuerick K. Beach, were sad- sawing outlit converted O. B. Osborne's your work right at short notice. deposits Received. $1 to $1000 Woods, East Lake and East Lane. I remaining solid, as in other states, dened to hear of his sad death at New pile of 10 cords to stove lengths, one Clarence Edwards, who has been ill have a deed written in 1816 of land "unravel" after a few months wear. London on Monday, December 6. Mr day last week. They also cut up a large with pleurisy for the past four weeks, Assets. 52.2S6.390.74 Beach was found dead in his room at the of corn stalks for Mr Osborne. is now and able to sit sit- too narrow and quantity gaining slowly- up in that locality, mentioning it as Aeain. highways are notel there where he was stopping for Sylvanus Mallett, who has been ill a little each day. uated in East Woods; also several the crown is too high. Still another a few days, and when found he had been and confined to his home for a few Ellis F. Wheeler, who has been quite TURNEY deeds of later date is done at dead for over 12 hours. The cause was weeks, is now improving slowly. ill for several weeks, does not gain as SOULE, Prest. other naming that charge is that the oiling to be failure. The L. Bennett has been ns of wooded Woods. is useless. The supposed heart body George among the fast his many friends would wish. E. J. EMMONS, Treas. tract land East the wrong time and was taken to Norwalk, where on Thurs- sick ones for several days and confined Edgar G. Banks has been laid up for a Always called East Woods by all our use of screenings is condemned and day, December 3, the funeral took place to his home. few weeks at his home. Dr Gallup of old inhabitants, that made it their work of the is critt from Mr Beacn's father-in-law- 's home. John Rherwood had the misfortune Long Hill is attending him. . the inspectors The burial was in the Norwalk cemetery last week, to lose one of his valuable occupation, their means of earning cised. Then it is asserted that the beside his wife. Mr Beach lived in this cows. money In Winter hauling wood to Highway Department is a political town for several years in the place now Charles S. Banks is improving his BRIDGEPORT Bethel to hat factories men un owned by Rev Leopold Cohn of New house with a wide veranda on the front Stops, itching instantly. Cures piles, supply the machine and that utterly north of He west eczema, salt coal are York, the Baptist church. side, the end of which he having rheum, tetter, itch, hives, w with fuel before was universally acquainted with road making is survived by his mother, Mrs W. F. itted up for a bay window and is mak- herpes, scabies Doan's Ointment. At Ravings ank used. Now I say about East Woods, hired for services that ought to com' Beach, of Trumbull, also several broth- ing other changes and improvements on any drug store. as you say about Dodgingtown, why mand the attention of experts. Here ers and sisters, most of whom reside in lis house. P. G. McCollura is doing the Trumbull. He will also be missed by a work. 1842) the name? a little of the (Incorporated change Quite you have the management large circle of friend. W. H. Grumman is brightening his For a mild easy action of the bowels, Woods aDd in Tur-le- y 60RNER CHAIN AND STATE STS.. below is Hopewell Hope' citv street departments duplicated louse with a coat of white paint. a single dose of Doan's Regulets is well district. I think Dodgingtown the State Department. Attention is (V ANGB NOTES. & Meilen are doing the work. enough. Treatment cures habitual con- Conn. school is The Bee representative was very stipation. 25c a box. Ask your drug- Bridgeport, is not even a district. It called to the fact that in Europe, Forty members of the Easton Orange kindly entertained to dinner, last week them. fetrat-for- d gist for Plat Swamp district. Change the where they make the finest roads in went to the Housatonic Grange at Thursday, at the home of Mr and Mrs means. Do is consid- on Saturday, December 11, and the J. Arthur Sherwood. name Dodgingtown by all the world, road building Easton Grange degree team conferred not let another hear that ered an and only experts are em- - the fourth on a class of candi- generation art degree "Dr Thomas' Eclectic Oil such a name ever existed as Dloved. is asserted Commis dates. The Easton Grange orchestra is the best "Dodger" It that Plattsvffle. remedy for that often fatal disease-cro-up. Assets, $6,885,359.77. so called. A of The so knowl also attended and furnished music for often Reader sioner MacDonald has little the evening. Has been used'Vith success in Bee. of the of his De- The team of the Easton our family for eight years."--Mr- s L. edge requirements degree Grange Whiteacre. N. he talks of up are holding rehearsals preparatory to Harry Bush has been enlarging his Buffalo, Y. partment that picking ice house as he would laborers. In going to the State Grange at Hartford, by raising the roof four feet. assistants January 12, where they will exemplify Marsh Brothers have Just completed a Children THOMAS D. SUGDEN GIVES HIS Robinson holds larere new hen honsa at nr. Cry conclusion, Attorney the fourth degree. It is expected the thoir ni.a FOR FLETCHER'S VIEWS. the in Connecti- Grange orchestra will accompany the Sport Hill. Received that system existing team to Mr and Mrs Deposits is and the State is ab- degree Hartford and furnish the Edgar Jennings and Mr cut absolete music for the occasion. Easton Grange 1 From $1.00 A Voice From Bridgewater. solutely throwing away money on its is the only local Grange in the state C A SXO R A Upwards. roads. He shows how the automobil-is- t that is to do work at the state Grange, this Financial Bridgewater, suffers, because he is twice a tax- year. ifljtftitlm. December 11, 1909. payer and he 'kists that it is time Mr Editor, Dear Sir: Only a few was "done to correct the Charles G. Keller and David W. Ed- 4 Per Cent. Interest something ' The Land lines, but the subject I read in your conditions. . wards killed a porker, last week, for J. Randall Company, Mortgages, existing H. Wheeler, which the scale at interesting paper, in reference to tipped 11 1 on 540 pounds. (Chartered) l&aLlUU Deposits. Sunset Hill or Couch Hill, should be Heavy, impure blood makes a muddy, Charles Baldwin has moved into C. F. of great interest to all lovers of his- Rockwell's tenement house. New Milford, i Conn. Paying 6 cent, blood weak, per I am indigestion. Thin makes you Charles Clark was in Bethel, a few 25 tory. While' in favor of the wealth-produci- nniA iiriir UnrHnnki.iv- -. Rlnrvl- w - Rltters years experience. Based on lands. to Div,nij, .uui name Sunset Hill, I desire say that makes the blood rich, red, pure restores Not a dollar lost in 25 years experience in these securities. Loans made on Real I am in favor of most health. greatly keeping perfect fietrtn MritiiU Announcements. of the old Colonial names, especially Estate. Indian namefe. May I ask some one, what did Couch do his name that -- be used at all, or only in a general The We Can way, as the Couch estate? Did he Bridgeport live on the estate or not, or did he merely buy the land as many others' Trust Co., Help You Mechanics' to in and Farmers' have done, expecting it rise Make your Christmas dinner a suc- 169-1- Conn. value, and then sell it? If so, then State St., Bridgeport, cess. We have grape fruit, sweet Flori- Hincks Bros. & Savings Bank, Sunset Hill may ue considered best, da oranges, Malaga grapes, dates, figs, Company, raisins, cranberries, Christmas and Xew Bask BaJUlBg.'WaU St, Bridgeport coming from an actual settler who chocolate candies. Full stock of felt view in ot and undi Deposits, Aug. 1, 1909, $4,220,166.46 appreciates the the west, Capital, Surplus and rubber boots, nrctics and rubbers in Bond Dealers, Surplus and interest, 196,281.00 the setting sun. So far as the chang- vided profits, $3U0,UUU.UU sizes to fit all. Also full stock of shoes ing of names is concerned it is often for everybody. Assets, $4,416,447.46 done in districts where im- Remember The ace. Court Exchange Bldg., 207,State St. Conn Number of nowadays P Bridgeport, depositors, 12,098 provements are going on, and this is Receives Deposits subject to check, allowing of (1 to $1000 received and interest on accounts averaging $500 balance. Deposits as it should be, for many names are Telephones 1765. 1766 and 1967. lotwst credited from the first of each Rents Safe Deposit boxes. Est. Charles P. Williams, in and of simply ridiculous and out of place. month, payable January July Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Mrs C. P. Williams, Administratrix, sacn year, incorporated in ills. That our old time ancestors should be or in any Fiduciary Capacity. South Britain. honored as much as possible in the F. W. MARSH. President. selection of names for their new EG BEET MABSH, "Store closes every Friday evening at 6.30. President and OFFICERS: when our was a wild-srnes- s, Vice Secretary homes, country K H. JUDSON Treasure,!1. John L Wessels, President I am in favor of. I fail to see Marshall E Morris, why the name Couch Hill should be Fredk. B. Hall. retained only on the original deed of For the L S. Catlin, Secretary and Treasurer the estate. I don't tae much stock in land speculators. They are not Christmas Trade The City National to them--elve- s. Baoik, likely help anyone; only 'of 105 Wall How many of those men who We shall have mixed nuts, sweet Street, Bridgeport, Conn. & Co., fombined to buy the lands of New The oranges, cranberries, dates, figs, pea- James Staples Milford ever lived on their "Champion; nuts, Christmas and chocolate candies. years ago, Full stock of groceries always on hand. United lands. Only a very few names I find States Depository. Bankers and Brokers. settled in the town. The actual set- Suit for Boys, '5 THE BARGAIN STORE. Capital, IH9 iStatc Street, Corner Court, tlers whe came after and bought the $250,000.00 farms are entitled to our Surplus and Profits, respect. Is made to give H. J. 380,000.00 Bridgeport. Oonn. They who came and felled down the McCarthy, cleared the and extra long service South Britain, Ct. forest trees, up land, FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. toiled late and early to make the land under the hardest The store 'is closed each Friday 'evening at HOUQH, Chier. Deposits received subject to check 6.80 p. m- - H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. and interest allowed at the rate of 3 per ?row food for their families and usage to wear cent on balances of 500 or over. others who were to follow them. So and save Bonds furnished. us have names with money Surety let pleasant and Horseshoeing, Win act as trustees or administrators something real and interesting about mending in the settlement of Estates or in the Carriage and wagon repairing but do away with all such the tough First-Bridgep- ort care of property genarally. them, Only in all its branches My Motto: "Best work at The names as Hollow and such are moderate Prices." for business National Safe boxes to rent, with pri- Poverty est fabrics us Shop open Bank, deposit and so far asCouch every except Sunday. vate rooms tor use of customers. unpleasant names, all seams are day . Capital, $500,000. More Hill is concerned, it is of little ac- ed; Surplus, than $600,000. is as double-sew- n with A. B. MTTrTSON. Deposits, count, as the estate known South $3,000,000. town records. linen thread and Britain, Ct P. L Hober. F. T. Staples. Couch's estate, on the CHARLES G.SANF0RD, As tue Pident F. N. BENHAM, Vice President That is Immortality enough. taped; stout linen I u. to a MEATS n. cKUTIIWELL, Cashier. whole uuman family is given stays resist strains; we will not complain, Fresh and Cured. Prompt service little vanity have double and the marKet affords rea- Trustees, Administrators and Others think of the poor Indian pants the best goods at Holding but rather sonable prices is our motto. Moneys In Trust who the worst of the deal. I seat and knees. Peddle in Woodbury Monday, Wed- got every Find a 6 doubt much if Couch would have Handsome nesday and Friday. checking account of special raise and aonvenlsnsa. It facilitate, mattan Per Cent very 2. Local Tel. Long Distance .ku ji bought the land at all ir he had not acre. suits, got it for a very few cents per in medium and J. J. Cassidy, Southbury. Safe and Profitable In- He played a sharp trick on the Indian darl First-Bridgep- ort who did not know its real value. The mixtures, The National Bank. vestments, land was eot for almost nothing. sizes 7 to 16, $5. Michael Kilbride, 960 Main Street, Pouch was like many others. If this Let your boy test Bridgeport. Com. Tirst Mortgages secured by Bridge- kind of work tends to immortality, a buit. General Trucking and Teaming. Lord me from that Champion port Rel Estate. may the spare Clothes, fiats, shoes and fur- . kind of immortality. Give me the Tel.No.S8-i- SANDY HOOK.GT. Established 1866 We offer, aubjw to sale, the followin honest name of a fair-deali- man. nishings for boys of all ages. which ts naly a partial list of mortgages w owners were tare on band. Many of our early land Notice. The Oldest Firm In no better than land grabDers. The Special Banking Connecticut Adians were robbed right and left all My new shop now open for business and am I moo at. A pp ratal. Rate. Insurance. over the country, nere and there psepared to do Horse Shoeing. Carriage and 49 l.nso per cent a few were dealt with by Wagon Painting and Repairing and Jobbing . tHO 1.000 honestly of all kinds. Auto repairs. Gasoline for sals. T. L. & im zm e " i.mo the whites, but these are rare Watoon Co 1 1.800 3.5w Sl-i- " 8.000 Lindwall & Outfitters ta Mem, Womra mat Calldrea Fred Son, 159 4.5H0 I " 3.000 Branchvllle, Oono, BANKERS BROKERS 3,500 fi.nO 4 " 14.000 Northwest Corner 1060 7.5W " 4.509 The Bee's eood friend. Georee V. Vain Street and Fairfield Avenue Stecks and Bonds doesn't believe In the present Stuart, Conn. BURR KNAPP, good road law of Connecticut He has Bridgeport, Frank Favereau, Coraer Mala and Jeha Street, BrUjepert, Ceaa stated so several times in town meet Bankers and Brokers, Red4ii; Coon. ing. He regards the present methods Rid, INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. Telia m KatnSStreeU as wasteful and no tangi- - 3 Hormaoelnc. Oarrlars and'Wagim repair producing nc and Osnsrsi BMD6IPOXT. CONK. ble results. Mr Stuart hands la ft Ulaclualtalsg. THE NEWTOWH BEE, FfllDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1M6.

acknowledged, At the tlmt w were The Newtown Bed making repairs upon the church Mu reco Scott's Emulsion building, taking out the old pillars, 1909. Drugs Newtown, Friday, December 24, cutting out tbe over-to-p a little more that we fiiigut retire a few rounds in for and is the original has been Jacob'! Udder. Being In Roxbury, PimuHwan Br called on Mr iHbam, found him in Wall field and Ceiling the standard for thirty-fiv- e J neighboring ploughing, not wltb THE BEE ?ITBIISHINQ COMPANY. the twelfth of oxen, but with the New Haven, Conn. decorations yoke Groceries. only yoke in sight, turning up a deep years. mold with a history of a bundred fold The very beat water paint on the ALLIHON P. SMITH, KMIDSK1 KDITOB in its annual production. Mr Isham market. Will not rub or off f A' There are thousands of was much peel AUTBDB J. SMITH, interested as it was re The Questions and many coats can bo applied Crowe & Hsorstart, TRiianRiR, hearsed to him of the thorough man' 4 A Corbett, ano ttimmwi Manauau. so-call- ed without taking oil the old coats. "just as good" ner we were doing over the house of BENB7 M, SMITH. tbe Lord, but said ke, "Would It not Vina Pbmidimi aao "Where," Olvo It A Trial. Co., Owniub ao Emulsions, but are be well, while we were about It, to re ft. they move all tbe old ' sleepers." Wltb blin and Successor to at a convention when some excellent "When" & 7 50 not imi- TAYLOR, CURTIS CO., II tt a Year, Cnts for Rli Months. they are simply were heVouId Ethel Parsons Fincb, Cmiut tor four Months. KourOnts a Copy.. things uttered say, "It Tbo Brick Store tations which Is not for us, we do tbe best we can." "What" Solved. are never He did not intend to have a poor Sakdt Hook, Conn. Sandy Hook, Cono. Telephone 42. norse. he reared that people would CALOPX as good as the original. sometimes wonder at Its fleetness ICIFTS Sunday Hours: 10 to 11a when ambitious to get home. Always BlacknnitluHf. Cam'aro and Waeoa Rates. with and a word of For Men, Women and , 12 to 1 Advertising They are like thin milk approved grace Itpairin? m.; . cheer at a a Children. lw lmo Irr.'O (mo yeai wedding, and benediction II neo l.M too 8.00 6.00 SCOTT'S is thick like a on fuueral occasions. While at Rox TELEPHONE SERVICE t I Inch 1.0 1.00 1.00 6.00 10.00 and not from The three most Dfirplcxinsroues 7.00 10.06 1H.00 bury apart us, when he C. L. 3 Inches l.M 4.00 ministered on New PreBton SMALLEY, Local, 3 inches t.bt 6.00 1 .00 16.00 86.00 Hill to tions of the hour' arc "Where" Woodbury lo.ai lH.OO heavy cream. finches 8.04 6.00 tJ 00 30.00 those who bad not ceased to take and to S. N. E. T. Co., 76 &4.00 40.00 When" "What" bur. All Stmtr Btpot, Conn. mcoiuma .m 8.oo h.oo pleasure in its stones. Rev iiollls IN 18SJ. 8 column 6.00 10.00 W.00 28.00 48.00 If want three may be solved at Monson's. EtTABLiaUID 6.00 13.00 34.00 36,00 60.00 you it thin, da Read, whose service was with the There is no better for honest Prutioal Honwhoer. Undertakers and EmMmers. Meoluua 8.06 16.00 32.00 48.00 80.00 New Preston church before Its place Waron and Carrlag 1 column 10 no M.00 40.00 60.00 100.00 it yourself with water-- but division, was a welcome exchange. values and iirst class merchandise. Reptlrlnf and ' Pilntlnf ; aliio Black-smithin- g mis sermon or on ex In all tta branches. First claa impression Moreover the name "Monson" on al- dont it change was the "Bow In the Cloud." workmanihlp guaranteed and price Reading notlrcR, brevier typo, 10c a line. buy thin. gifts or packages makes tho ways reasonable. Telephone connection, Morris. author of the Hand of God in history gift Prindle Small nonpareil ads. lc a word per week. for Bridgeport Division. FOB SALE B7 ALL DRDQQI8T8 and several other books. Versatile present doubly acceptable this w. x. ranrDiB l. 0. MOmais and helpful to bis brethern In the has heen the quality shop of New ' and their various Circulation Bend 10o asms (of and this d. ministry charges, Haven for nearly lifty years, and paper for our An 12 mis- We to Bkutch-Book- of as belong the Puneral Directors beautiful Batlngi Bank and Child' . experience years everyone appreciates gifts pur- ! party that aerer January t, 18S8, 600 Xuh bank contains a Good Luok sionary at Madras, India. Rev Mr NOTICE Penny. chased I throws mud and and Embalniers. Murdock of New Milford, a whole' here sand. That Is the Last 4350 SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pearl St, New York kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large week, souled Scotchman, with a voice like itoe It of shoes aad all weights at my old stand. Conn. a Boanerges, when lured by bis Gifts For Men. Newtown, faithful Deacon B M. TUTTLE, helper, Whittlesey, Brushes in and FELLOWSHIP IN CEU2CH LIFE to fish late night at the Military turtle OONN. HOME NEWS. Saturday black 1.00 to 2.50 a SOUTHBUK7, uenesereu or waramaugn it was ebony, pair. closed noon. Brushes In seal Shop every Saturday Telephone Call: By L. D. Sanford, Bridgeport. convenient to look up a Military and pig message skin leather 2.50 to 7.50. needed a near ap- cases, W. H. Prindle 48-- L C. Morrla 70. by congregation, "IN A MANGES." The ancient as teach- morn- Shaving sets, quadruple plate philosophers pearing early enough Sunday and brushes ers had their followers or The ing for a if not mugs shaving la satin WILMOT & pupils. swap" arranged lined 3.00 to 10.00. No better HAWLEY, A Christmas Sermon. fellowsnip in daily contact was con- near the lake for another fold, as the cases, place sidered as important as direct teach- disciples first lessons In fishing were REYNOLDS, BY REVO. O. WRIGHT. received so Rich Furs Make Hand To get your Horseshoe'wf, Carri- ing. That by example or for fish, must he and tue deacon a age and Wagon Repairing and Genual Blaok-smltlil- teaching, by the way, or on the hill do before the catching of men. At some Present. than at my shop. My Motto: Bust Undertakers, St Luko 2:7 "She wrapped him top, or in the shady nock, each afford- the time the American party, called work at moderate prices. Shop closed every in and laid him its Wlde-a-wake- s, Saturday at li o'clock noon. Terms strictly 168 State St, Bridgeport. Ct swaddling clothes, ing opportunity for illustration obtained in this You may not be able to find lust cash, GEORGE S. HAWLET, in a manger, because there was no to fix upon the attention of the pupil country, an organization was formed the thing that you think would Vine St, near Park Ave. room for them in the inn." the instruction imparted. This in New Milford. Mr Murdock felt please, but you may give Fura and EDWARD H. WILMOT, 865 Clinton Ave So humble was the birth of the form the the himself a feel of aa Henry Pettit, sy.conn JOHN B. REYNOLDS, 299 West Ave master, great teacher, grieved, being foreigner, sure pleasing the recipient, Son of Man, the Son of God, the adopted, a little band to be he a sermon in defense of are have Telephone 231. selecting preached they always acceptable. We Saviour of the world! So common with Him, and so it obtained in the no uncertain sound. His thunder a complete assortment of all the de- were the circumstances of his earthly early church at Jerusalem, at An-tioc- h, tones reached us leading to its repi-titio- n sirable pelts in Muffs and Scarfs and life, that "all sorts and conditions of wherever they were gathered by exchange. Its effect was Matched Sets. Muffs and Scarfs, $5 You Can Save Money J. D. Kimball, men" might feel and claim His kin together in the breaking of bread and of the local organization a "Ten-strik- e" to 135.00. Matched sets 10.00 to ship with them! Sought of the Wise giving thanks. It has been the car- to the pins who paraded the 270.00. By buying your Footwear at my Men, guided by a star; the hope of dinal principle of the Congregational streets with blue caps and capes, store. The ;ana sizes to nt an. Undertaker latest styles the prophet-taug- ht and the church, oneness of to the election Also Rubber Boots, Arctics and Rubbers in ty inspired spirit govern losing they finally hoped Gift Jewelry. sizes to fit everybody. Our Goods are from and Embalmer, of every land; the expectation of the and control its life, rather than some, to obtain. We think it was never the best makeson the market. devout ones in Israel: born in a constituted authority, by whatever doubted of its being directly in the Hatpins, ?5c to 4.50. Main 5. Ct. Street, Woodbury stable and cradled in a manger: and name it might be called. line of the gospel of a larger and Brooches, 25c to 50c, up to 3.50. J. Parks, Trambull, yet, this Prince of the house of David, As the diverse systems of ologies glorified humanity. His word was Scarf Pins, 25c, 50c up to 6.50. and more, the Prince of Heaven, seem to be passing away and the "Blot out the stars of the old flag, Cuff Buttons, 25c to 1.50. whose "name shall be called Wonder- good news of the of the but save the One of his Scarf Pin and Cuff Button Calls Promptly Answered. Kingdom stripes." Sets, We Have Another One Night ful, Counsellor, the Mighty God, the Divine Master rises to its rightful strongest exchange sermons was from 50c and 1.00. of Local Tel. 70-- 4. Everlasting Father, tne Prince place in the ministry and tninking the text, "And see that thou make it Of those popular mixed oars from the Husted was Lord of men of ItlllinirCo.. Yellow Cora. L. Dist. 33-- 4. Peaco," who indeed "the all denominations, the idea of according to the pattern showed thee and All containing Fancv came Gloves, First, Last Cracked Corn, Fancy "Corn Meal, Mill Feeds lords and King of kings," who fellowship again, as with the early in the mount." Rev Mr Loomis of ano none fl eea. to conquer the world of love, was church, seems to be coming to the Bethlehem was an earnest student of the Time Gloves. God announced in a blaze of glory, front; in evidence is the desire ex- the old school. elaborate in B. & Quite No woman can have too many Floyd Bouton Son, by "a multitude of the heavenly pressed by a of tne Metho- his at an installation portion preparations, for that reason gloves are tha The Farmers' Feed 5tore, to a few simple-hearte- d shep- dist and and of of fellow- gloves, Funeral Directors host, Presbyterian churches, the part the right hand most O.F.BRINSMADE,Prop herds in the fields voice of the late Lambeth Conference would be and practical and acceptable gift and Embalmers, abiding keeping ship quite pronounced for a are mucii (Trumbull, Conn. watch over their flocks by night, to c.ne into line and on the basis of At a of associ- lady. Tney very GEORGETOWN. OONN. interesting. meeting more if come from Telephone No. 1460-- 4. Bridgeport Division. to God in the and on One form of ations when we were ad- acceptable they or of "ulory highest, fellowship. apostolic by courtesy Calls 'attended day night regardless will towards men." was Let- voice Munson's. distance. Lady Embalmer in attendance. earth peace, good fellowship by the Encyclic mitted, he gave with others 156-- to Tel. 2 Ridgefleld Division. It would be very interesting ters sent by messengers. The practice that something should be done to Give Handkerchiefs. (or Monuments. dwell upon the lives and characters of ministerial change among Congre- keep Dr Bushnell within the pale of Agents of and to trace their ministers we excellence. Another within about Joseph Mary; gational has, think, are are practical ancestry; to note their conditious in been in with this, sometimes the same radius, whose enunciation They useful, they several first keeping and are Only the, We have secured the agency for the world; and to read some of the called sermons se. The was excellence, timbre very acceptable. 0 class makes of Pianos. If you are thinking of swapping per par perfect finest here and wbo ever The good and which have been said the of seldom heard in linen sold, buying one drop us a postal and let us call. many things congregation considering neigh voice, exchange, receives handkerchiefs from Mon- satisfactory kind are about tnem. The records are very ministers with much reverence had one funeral sermon well boring that son's will return sincere thanKS. made at the brief, but the glimpses we get of they brought with them their best answered for many even in the same Blackman Studio, Wm. J. Beehler, them appeal most powerfully to our sermons fully written out. These ex- pulpit and members of the same fam- imagination. They were no doubt changes gave a larger experience to ily, preached by exchange two very 5T Ave.. Fairfield Bridgeport Funeral Director and common persons as tne worm would the circle of churches with the force excellent sermons to nearly a full Get A and Embalmsr, Headquarters for Amateur Finishing class them. Not rich, neither very of an educated ministry. In the line house on a pleasant September day, Supplies. Lady Assistant always in attendance. poor. Good people they were, with of this experience in the past of our rich in thought and well enunciated, out doubt. And common, good people time be of interest to mention an to the Telephone Oonnectbn, Brookfleld. Oonn, it may inspiration congregation. Fall and Winter Styles are the rank and file of the armies of some. Personally it was unnecessary for we God the world over the heart, hand The first exchange we call to mind had in our home that gave him the Glenwood AT E. W. TROY, JR., and strong right arm of the kingdom was with the Rev Mr Greenwood of entertainment, a copy of Dr Bush-nell'- s men. All Trot's Bldo.. Sandy Hook. of heaven among the great New Milford, quite ministerial in his sermons for the "New Life" Corbett's Shoe Store, movements of the world upon demeanor His son was which contained the two sermons Furniture A New Line of the Lat- depend (English.) OT. common It was the com- whom we have met at from to and SANDY HOOK est Goods. the people. with him, Alpha Omega, every Iota Stove mon who heard Him gladly Bethel, a friend as of Julius See-le- y, cf tl.rit which was so well delivcieii. of Shoes and Oxford people boys We have a superior line Undertakin? in all its branches. it is tne common who are fol- late of Amherst Col- Rev Mr Stoddard of Sherman was Ties for Ladles, Men, Boys and Misses in all people president inter- Tel Hotel, No. 248-- 3. to-d- in the Rev Mr of an the latest styles and lasts. If you are Troy's lowing Him glorious lege. Another, Hayes in many respects interesting man, For your kitchen and p arlo ested call and get prices, conquest of the kingdoms of this Washington, without manuscript his an earnest Christian, he magnified will be world. Joseph and Mary were both thinking seemed to he upon his feet, his office in many ways, he looked and you W. A. HONAN, born in Bethlehem, and were both running in a deeper channel than ex- after the spirituality tf the church satisfied. No doubt after-- , noth- i Manufacture of the house of David. tempore writing, but short, the and zealous that it should lose Funeral Director & Embalmer, they felt a quiet pride in their fam- noon sermon so brief he could be ing of what it was undtr the .mini- Ir-- Lewis, but were only com- found up the Chepaugh stry of the pastor Emeritus, Rev See Us About 70. Conn. ily history; they following It. , Telephone Newtown, mon persons in the eyes of the world, when others might be on their fifthly. MallDy Gelston, always ;:t meetings Harness, Blankets, Robes and and Joseph was a carpenter in a little Rev Mr Curtis of Brookfleld was often of consociation, lovingly tpoln of his town and earned his daily heard us to to him in all Stable Goods, country by although belonging colleagues' helpfulness G. F. bread by manual labor. Perhaps the another consociation, a faithful man, his woic. He took great pleasure i;i A. E. Brinton, BRIDGEPORT. Scott, owned a and a garden. his voice in favor of as well as in liieir JOHN ST., family cottage giving earnestly writing sermons, R. H.IReers'&'Co.'s Store. Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Di It matters not. prohibition. Rev Mr Butterfleld of delivery, on an exchange usually Shopinjltearor rector. The holy child Jesus, lying in a South Britain, a good ingenious something new. He gave his tailor Newtown. The, nrlpp nt the casket Is the price of the manger is the sign and proof to us but of lynipathic tempera- special direction tha; impedi nents I Your Connection. Can Sell Farm funeral with me. that all human life, whatever the cir ment, gave up one which was to us to oratory be not introduced. When Telephone No Matter Where It Is or What It Is Lady Assistant. cumstances and worldly conditions a bow at venture. The text, "While taking ;nrt in installation se ices be is 1; com- Worth. Calls answered. bv which it may surrounded, thy servant was busy here and there somei'iues referred ti ireir Night promptly in- com- Sena .all description, state lowest cash prle L. D. Telephone Local ever precious in the eyes of the he was gone," missing the trust mon experience iii digging up Creek end'learn my woudeijully successful plan. finite love. Everything about the mitted to our care and life's oppor- and Heb.ow roots Ho waited U p Main Street, Woodbury, Conn. Holy Family teaches us that however tunities. The Rev Mr Whittemore for a wife to grow ip from amid his our ex- STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, humble, or however exaitea of Southbury was heard on an flock. While in his waiting he Conn estate may be, our common change occasionally in the summer preached a very fine sermon by ex- 83 RellleyStreet. Br'dKcport, earthly Restaurant humanity is sanctified and lifted up time when good roads were expected. change from the text "I will allure by- every touch of sympathy with He was quite unassuming in his man- her and bring her into the wilderness or. for Ladles and Gentlemen at that which is and divine. ner, and plain in his and speak comfortably unto her and 42 North Main St.. spiritual quite pleasing The Blessed Virgin and the infant preaching. At one time he brought she shall sing in the days of her INSURANCE Dairy Lunch, Saviour make U3 all akin to each with him his little son. This son youth." The sermon was well taken LEONARD'S U West Main St., other, and to all the family of God, grew up a plain unpretentious boy, according to the idea of the prophet, And AGENCY, Good Food, Home Cooking and a desire to both on earth and in heaven. went through college and after grad- but some doubted. i&ifltJQffl please, has made our reputation. the childlike spirit of the humble, uating was offered by a friend a There are others we might make Crane Lunch Co. trusting heart is now, as then, the partnership in business, which form- mention of, with not only pleasure FISE, ACCIDENT. & C. E. Crane. W. Stevens. medium of heaven's richest blessings ed the firm of Tuttle Whittemore but profit to listen to, among them to the careworn children of this of Naugatuck,, where in the most Rev Mr Atwater of Newtown and Old Companies, world. We need to go to Bethlehem, quiet way he has been a factor in the Rev Mr Williams of South Woodbury, K- j v;.A cm 4 L,owest Rates. Callender Bros., again and again, that we may return city and the church. At the head of both so helpful in revival work, yet con- to normal several of malleable iron both of them the tautolo-gi- e ES-'JiS- Dime Lunch Rooms, always .the simple, like plants regretting r.V.uT T'iAT Half ditions of our spiritual, eternal life. in other cities, the one in Bridgeport utterances of Dr Bushnell, not And babe in the manger should several acres and that we valued our own minister 138 South Main St., Waterbury, Ct the covering having house caints manufactured Curtis Hotel, teach us that the poor and humble about a dozen smoke stacks. His less, but with pride learned he was rHS j'Juii W. Wasury & Son will Try a cup of our excellent Ocffee, may be as near to the throne 01 uod father resided in Brooklyn for many appreciated in other pulpits. In 1 prst'ive and ko-- i 'tact the WOODBURT. all made most w'vo-- con- - Pastry home the Father, as the richest and years, provided by nis nutimii son these exchanges was received a pro- mfltemte of a b';;' 'i" is exaltt d. with every comfort his extended life fit intellectually and a fellowship of strnctsl for a longer pcicfl than the Under New Management i .'liuw;y paia'r, s. g.'Bcrullv offered needed. The, Rev Mr Isham from that could not have been at- ' spirit sale. I Usury's Ettue Taints are j Attached, Where People BE AFRAID to Sheriff C. B. Johnson went was a welcome in Livery T 1A call Deputy Roxbury always tained any other way. i M.inuard and Ivea for Sixty-liv- e the Cars I Cornell's Florist Store was taken !;:ve Driving in to take Trolley JOn L to Bridgeport, Friday, but change with a well prepared sermon, . years, i iii-- h.u-- b t.;i fulmiitted to A for anything you may ob- can Leave Their Horses with a and on Sunday was emphasized by his tones of voice, 3 test of endurance and 4 need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. relapse : ve'y possible .. .. v i N We make a Specialty of Floral De- liged to summon his physician again. which were cf uuurs'.ia! richness. His While going skating, Friday after- wi,tre thev 3 .,;., signs and Wedding Decoration. prayers were sympathetic and ever a noon, in getting over a fence near have failed. It c tsa much to paint Hook rear service under his lead. the railroad tracs, Curtis E. 'CoOk, wth H i"--- ! n.'i'n's ": ir do s to paint Market, Herman H. Peck i9 having the worshipful 1 't--. Sandy Cornell's Florist Store, of Newtown wufl Masurvs. vwi.ci ;.ie i.- t AUGUR'S OLD STAND of his house raised up to provide His conversation was usually of the principal the High 91 White Street, Danbjry, Conn. part was unfortunate to Market will be bathroom facilities. William Thicket consenting "yes, yes." If negation school, enough At tiie Bandy Hook Three Phones. a one fineer on a barbed best the market affords In has been tne carpenter work. he felt more fit. It w?s by turn of catch wire, found the doing also NEW Y'V'K nrd C?'!CAGO Fresh and Salt Meats. Canned Goods with or "that reminds me." He come lacerating it badly, he stepped In season. It Is 2s: Vegetables their and to Roxbury fresh from the wmfiary. on a stone, spraining muscles In one aim tbconduct a first class Market Mrs Elizabeth Barnum, George "y Bar-hav- foot. Dr F. J. Gale dressed his hand. Barnum and the Misses e He possessed a very full head of black 1 LOCAL AGE.Yi': I ask for your patronage. D. O. BEERS & Leroy on CO., been letters the Con- - hair. On bis first exchange enter granted by hfsi NEWTOWN, CONN.. , tnnnl inii.i tn tha Pnnfrrflo:! - ing the audience rw". removing Miss Ethel May Starr and H. Mar- John H. Blackman. tall hat one of his rlnviiT re-- 1 Manufacturers tlonal church of Bethel. j Ellsworth of were o' hold-- 1 tin Bridgeport maincd iinon his he;"!. Fcnirc'y Mr Mrs H. M. I guests, Sunday, of and Automobile j its whi'e the aisle RHcr, W. FOX, Tops, Canopy Tops, Allison P. Smith and Miss Hazel ing place gcinrr up Smith. Hcrry L rHu fridir fr Mti 13 Buggy Tops, Cushions, fTazen Smith go to Springfield, ?f ( Water St., for Auctions, fit. tut before rislrf ' If Caterer Backs, Saturday, to attend a reunion of the rf te Miss Julia B. Punccmbe of Bridge- At-- . Conn. Car- Hazen nt the residence cf Bridgeport, Church Torrington, Ct, And all kt.i"9 of Trimmings for fami'y j port pissed Sunday with her mother, 207 St, I and by si'rr.i the super riages and Wagons. Pnd for Catalog. torney Henry A. Booth. Mrb George B. Duncombe. 6 THE NEWTOWN BET, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, lM.

ARRIVALS AT THE NEW ENG- The Newtown Bee LAND HOUSE. Newtown, Friday, PwembtT 24, 1909. Gideon M. Welch, Torrlngton. What Is More Acceptable for a Christmas Charles Roberts, New Haven. MERRY CHRISTMAS! set of W. F. Dowd, Wlnsted. Present than a New Keith Joyce, Myron Joyce, New Jlilford. Fairfield. Jnmcs New CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Lester, John Bates, York. NOTES. F. J. Kllborn, Frank E. Main, John The Wanamaker Store A Christ inns tree service will be M. Eekmnn, Fred Hckman, A. C. held In the auditorium undor the Titus, S. D. Logan, b. F. beeey, V. Furs! auspice of the Sunday school, Frl It. Illckox, Washington extends the wishes of the season gdod day eenlng at 7.30 o'clock, to which F. II. Turklngton, Litchfield. to the readers of all the people of the parish, both L. W. Cogswell, New Haven. to all its patrons and young and old, are cordially invited MIbb A. M. Hayden, New Haven. this Ladies' Fur oxti , Christmas trees, with gifts, will be C. Augustus Plerson Warner, New paper. provided together with music by the Haven. choir and a Christmas talk to the O. W. Wheeler, Bridgeport. Ladies' Cloaks, Wraps and children by the pnstor. D. C. Kllborn, Litchfield. At WANAMAKER'S The collection taken at church, James it. Ellis, South port. last for the Christmas eve J. P. Hornoeck, Falls Sweaters. , Sunday Village. exercises amounted to about $46. The II. L. Johnson, New Haven. 'MONDAY, December Twenty - seventh committee plans on spending con- J. C. Chamberlain, Bridgeport. siderable more and wouid be glad to James P. Woodruff, Litchfield. of receive further contributions. A. S. B. Lathrop, Worcester, Mass, Formal Presentation Imported and For the MEN We Offer The decorations of laurel spoke for H. H. Benedict,, Bridgeport. American Cotton Dress Fabrics for 1910 In themselves, Sunday morning. It took Mr and Mrs W. L. Hopkins, New Genuine Values but a glance to show that a great Preston. amount of work bad been done by George W. Yates, Saratoga TUESDAY,. December Twenty-eight- h those having the work in charge, Springs, N. Y. The heartfelt sympathy of this F. V. Llbby, Boston, Mass. of Men's & Suits. church and congregation goes out to Charles R. Billings, Jr., New HaV' Beginning Overcoats Mr and Mrs E. J. Emmons and en. family In the untimely death of their daugh- O. D. Tuthlll, Greenwich. Semi-Annu- al White Sale ter, Mildred Wanzer Emmons. This A. F. Murdaugh, Holyoke, Mass. Don't Fail to See Us Is first break In the class of Thomas H. Mass. the Is booth, rioston, We invite out-of-to- visitors to the many Before Buying. young ladles who Joined this church John M. Brewer, Wateroury. on profession of faith, July 6, 1908. E. M. Brush, Boston. events during Holiday week. Charles Schnabel, H. E. Haskell, opportune S. A. J. P. New NORTHVILLE. Darrack, Curran, York. Mrs W. C. Hlne was In New Haven F. P. Lewis, New Haven. on Saturday of last week. J. C. Beers, Danbury. fa Miss Ruth Buckingham spent last L. A. Broas, Washington. Mr-- Fourth ' DAVID week with her uncle and aunt, Formerly York Brodwy, ave, MILLER, and Mrs Don C. Peet of Peet Hill. COMMON PLEAS COURT. A. T. Stewart & Co. New Eighth to Ttath its. Burton and his Kinney mother, case of F. R. vs New Milford. Mrs took of The Green Keith Bank Street, Starr Kinney, possession at- new last week Joyce and Feeney occupied the their home, Friday. tention of Gideon Welch in the 'Phone 189-- 5. Charles Robertson came up from Judge Soldlen' Home in last Court of Common Pleas, Monday. It the Noroton, was a suit over a feed bill. Attor- week Wednesday, and visited old friends untill All were ney J. F. Addis appeared for Greene Saturday. and Howard of very much pleased to see him once Attorney Taylor Danbury for Joyce. Decision was re We offer for Sale more . GO TO Milton Hart of West Cornwall was served. the over at Mr and Mrs incomparable the Sunday guest SON OF KYLE E. B. He led the REPRESENTATIVE Buckingham's. INJURED. Splendid Opportunities Beckwith Round OAKS, Christian Endeavor service Sunday M. W. Hill, evening, and gave a very acceptable While playing hockey on the ice, son For Fift Selection for BeckwithlAir Tight Wood address. Saturday, the of Representative Everybody. The Jeweler, Rev F. H. Divine of Brooklyn, N. Kyle received a serious gash over an Useful and Ornamental Goods. Heaters. Y former State Convention secre eye. He was taken in an automobile C. Games Galore. FOR tary of the Baptist denomination in to the oflice of Dr J. Barker, where Dolls, and Toys Stamford and Connecticut, now district secretary a wound three inches long was sewed for New York state and Northern up. A paradise for the Children and their guardians who aim to Watches, Round Chief New Jersey under the direction of them. .. Dolls, and little, and in their Ranges. JOHN M. HINE. please big bewildering the Baptist' Home Mission society, beauty. Here also are the ames; Bric-a-ura- c, a line of copyright Clocks, was a very unexpected but very wel John M. Hine, one of the aged citi books at the city prices or less, story and picture ooas for the Albert Ii. McMahon come caller at tue parsonage for a zens of tne town, died on Friday, children. few hours, last Monday. aged 83 years. He was born Febru- Here also are ToLet Cases, Dressing Cases, Comb ana Brush Rings, New Milfoi d Bridge Street, The Sunday school will celebrate ary 28, 1826, the son ot Isaac Hine Sets, Manicure Sets, Sterling Silver Novelties, and Fancy Bask- Brooches, Christmas eve by going to the home and Alta Riggs Hine, the latter of ets and a thousand ana one attractive gift articles. of Mr and Mrs W. C. Hine, where the Sherman. The funeral took place on Copyright books, $1.09; 48c. ol annual remembrances will be dis- Monday afternoon, Rev George H. Link Buttons, Scarf Pins, Change tributed and a little in the line of re- Johnson officiating. The pallbearers Dress Pins, Ladies and Men's ! freshments served. were Judge J. Butler Merwin, Select- Hat Location Services Sunday at the usual hours man W. H. Adams, Sherman Morgan Chains, Fobs, Lockets, of 10.30 a. m., and 7 p. m. C. E. and Henry Garvey. Funeral Director Pins, Bracelets, Combs, etc. MORRIS LIST, service at 6.30 o'clock. Topic, "How or Thomas had the arrangements in Missionaries Win Souls for Christ." charge. Useful Gifts. Go To Gentlemen's Tailor, Leader, Mrs W. D. Soule. SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. Em Moved from the Golden block, Batlroed You will find here in abundance. For the daughter or wife a 9treet, to MERRYALL. A meeting of New Milford Rooms B regular fur coat, a handsome set of furs, collars and muffs. Children's M. W. ovsr town's Shoe Store, No. 292, N. E. O. will be Hill.i The Grange wil give the - drama lodge, P., Sable or Isabella sets in Fox, Wolf anu Lynx furs. Table linen, held Tuesday the 28th. Bank Street, New Milford "Down in Maine" some time after the evening, linen towels, handkerchiefs ranging in price from 5c to $ 5, nice FOR K ' Officers for the will be i ensuing year Dress or a of Sorosis shoes. he Is a fine of and holidays. v patterns pair Where showing line Spring ;.j on elected. , Glass, Cases. Summer patterns of. sutlnes. Mrs Calvin Benedict has been Cat Jewelry the sick list for a few days, but is CHRISTMAS AT ALL SAINTS'. Go better now. To Mrs C. J. Hurd nas been suffering The Christmas festival of All WENDT, with an ulcerated tooth. When that Saints' church will be held on Christ- Hill's gr.ew oetter she was taicen with lum- mas eve, at 7.30 o'clock. There will M. W. tree of I Watchmaker bago. be a with gifts, the singing W. , H. B. Healey will spend Christmas carols, and an address by the rector, G, BARTON, FOR ' and with his relatives here. F. B. i Rev Draper. Mr Richardson has moved into, the Bank Street, New Milford. Optometometrist. dramatization of Adams Cameras 'and Supplies such house with Calvin Benedict. The Justin M of the "best New story ever a.-- etc. Oor. Bank and Maln Sts.. NEW ILFOED Mr and Mrs G. M. Abbott attended England Plates, Films, and one of the most popu- the Pomona meeting in South Canaan written" on the 15th. lar and best selling books of the day, School closed for the holi entitled "Quincy Adams Sawyer" Tuesday Mil- m. FLOWERS vacation. which will be given at the New w7hill, day ford house, Opera Monday evening, New Milford "BanklSt., for Christmas. January 10, is presented by a care H a BBHSHHBBBBBaBBBBS A GREAT RURAL PLAY. fully selected company of well known Narcissus, Azaleas, Carnations, Primulas, Any play that can attract an audi- artists and is given in four acts and Go To Ponsettias, Ferns, Begonias, Palms. ence of intelligent people of a size five scenes, all especially built and ' to tax the' capacity of the big New painted for this reproduction. The ! FREDC. HOYT, Benoni TOYS York Acedemy of music, that can first act is the interior of S NEW MILFORD. nlnv nnon the heart strines of hu-- i Hill's grocery store and the village c " r . i rr i r i . 11. - a i. H manity without a discordant note,: postomce at mason s turner, uie nisi second cross- We for in the Line. Fall and Winter that can compel the tribute of tears scene of the act is the are headquarters everything Toy B Hannon and again of the heartfest and roads between Eastborough and the H CIGARS in healthiest laughter, certainly must Putnanvfarm, the second scene of the Special Packages. act is Mr.s Putnam's "settin" FOR possess merits in abundance, and second Briar and Meerscnaum PIPES in Cases. BLANKETS when it is clean, surely is deserving room; the third act is the Pettengill of praise and words of commendation farm yard, showing an old fashioned Cigar Cases,, Cigarette Cases, Tobacco Pouches, Pocket put into type where those who run husking bee in the great barn, and Books, Knives, Safety Eazori and many other useful articles a line of Fall ex- Just in, splendid may read as well as those who read the fourth act is the interior and suitable for Xmas Presents. Picture and Winter Blankets and Robes; and takes more time to think. "Quin- terior of the Pettengill homestead, snow the most complete line ever offer- cy Adams Sawyer" succeeds upon the showing a good New England storm. is under the A Discount to School ! ed. Call and examine them. stage because it is full of heart It given auspices Special Sunday touches, because it possesses the pow- of the Odd Fellows, n Buyers. Hand-Mad- e Harnesses. er to as with hooks of steel, Russell Noble, a student at Trinity Framing grip, at upon the affections and when the college, Gifford Noble, a student a OF ALL KINDS! play does there is small use in hunt-i- n the New l'ork College of Fnarmacy, for technical flaws. "Quincy and Clement Noble of New York are a Frank E. Soule, Orders Promptly executed and satisfaction FRANK llVITTS, over of their fa Adams Sawyer fills its mission com- guests the holidays a guaranteed. That work seems to be the ther, W. N. Noble. Mygatt Block, Bank Street, New Milford. a New Milford. pletely. town entertaining of big audiences, judg- Among those from out of a a of season and who attended the funeral of Miss Nicholas Square, New Milford, ing by its record last by indications at the Academy. The Mildred Emmons, Sunday afternoon, Boot and Shoe Repairing. houses have been crowded in every were Mr and Mrs Walker Tomlin First Class Work Guaranteed. city and that those present are son of Bridgeport, Joseph Piatt and Creighton Barker, a student at of Mrs C. C. Bar Monroe. Automobile Repairing Joseph mightily pleased is clearly evident family Danbury, Dartmouth college, came home, Mon- Piergrossi, from fie enthusiasm frequently low of New Haven, A. M. Leach and day morning, for the Christmas Of All Kinds. Union Shoe Shop, in instance family of Pawling, N. Y., George Town New Milford shown, amounting every AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Opposite Hall, to severel curtain calls. The specta- Durgy and family, David Barlow and John Pepper uas taken a position Machinery Equipment tors' is manifested in other Miss Ella Barlow of Sherman with the di- Miss Agnes Beardsley Is visiting her Book Station. pleasure Hubert Thomas, funeral Automobile Red than enthusiasm in the form Frank Evitts, the well liked local rector. He is a and licensed sister, Mrs Elliott Beardsley, of Long i ways by graduate Hill. of handclapping and after all by the harness man, was at his store, Mon embalmer. He was for a number of Machine Works, Pure and Fresh Mr and L. B. Arcade strongest kind of that day, for the first time, after being years employed by N. Buckingham Mrs Beardsley attended approval the funeral of Mr sister-in-la- New Milford, Conn. finds laid up for 10 days with an attack of & Co. of Beardsley's Products quiet, intense satisfaction that Bridgeport. Mrs Samuel Beardsley, who at one Dairy solace, contentment and the grin, Kinney Camp, No. 23, Sons time was a resident of which approbation Henry was Monroe, in still and permit- Mr and Mrs Daniel Canfield and of Veterans, win hold a held at her late residence in Shel-to- n simply keeping regular on 7.30 & New Milford act Sherman Canfield will be guests, 5, officers for Friday evening at o'clock, Taylor Buckingham, Creamery. ting the or speechto sink deeply meeting, January when after which she was taken to Fresh into one's natifre an effect not Christmas day, of Mr and Mrs Bur- the will be elected and Pond, L. I., for W. A very ensuing year cremation. The sym- BuiUtrt, PAECELLS, Prop. so often reached in as to ton Canfield in Bridgewater. installed. pathy of Monroe's people goes out to CotrtrtdMcl CHAS.A. PARCELLS Mffr the theater the in Ot. Daniel Canfield has a D. family their hour of sorrow. Railroad Street, New Milford, be very familiar. The piece is hand- purchased Rev W. Humphrey, member Miss Olive Sears has been x from the guest Be tlmaiat eh?falljr nrnlfched on law r somely produced. The scenery is handsome pair of bay horses up from Roxbury to the last Legislature, of her grandmother, Mrs Elizabeth small romranM Steam an 6 new and the abun- country. and Mrs were visitors Beardsley. bright, properties Humphrey Mrs Albert com-pan- Bloomfieid Wheeler, who has been Hot Watrt dant and appropriate, and the y Mrs George Brown of in town, Monday. R. S. spending a few days In New Preston, Heaters, as large and competent as could is the guest of her 60n, Dr Pliney Squires was in Danbury, hai returned to her home. Unique Mr and Mrs be wished. At the New Milford Todd. Monday. Marshall Beach spent Manufactured bt a few days, last week, In New FACES Opera house, Monday evening, Janu- Miss Alice McKinney of Danbury lurs Fran Reed of Falls Village the Haven, store of guests of Mr and Mrs H. J. Lord. ary 10, under the auspices of the Odd has taken a position in the was the guest of Mrs T. F. Piatt, the Mrs Edna C. Marsh of Milford was Are our Specialty, and your A. NOPTHPOP the our J. Prop., Fellows. W. G. Barton. first of the week. guest, last week, of friends in Cut- Face is our fortune, ut your in S. Todd was Ca- ler s Farms. f NEW MILFORD, CONN. Dr R. called to On Thursday night, December 24, G. hands for a little while, and we will show C. Briggs and family, who purchas- Peabody, and scientific naan, one day, last week, to prescribe Robertson, the shoe man, will give ed George A. Sherwood's a few things about pictures. optometrist farm at East you optician, at M. W. Hill's jewelry for a very valuable mare owned by away the very handsome doll which Village, moved In last week and took t FOR. SALE A. L. Harriman. show possession. store, New Milford, January 3 to 9. has been on exhibition in the Miss Nellie Osborn H. D. Hine's Studio, NOTICE. Some do Holstein be- spent a few days, people not know Practical and useful are al- A very valuable bull, window of his store. Perhaps your last week, in Stepney, what we mean the Indestructible gifts broke the guest of her New Milford. by ways appreciated. Dress shoes, longing to Mrs S. C. Goodhue, daughter will be fortunate enough sister, Mrs L. C. Gilbert, Jr. Graphophone Record, i means this. and of Dr R. Mr and Mrs Arthur S. Wales will be That you can drop them on the floor and storm shoes, arctics, rubber boots, a leg, Sunday, by order to secure It. at animal was killed. home to their many friends at their kick Ihem all over the house. In fact felt boots, slippers, rubbers, leggings, S. Todd the Skates and sleds in elegant variety new home on Elm street on New Year's & Seaman Co. play football with them. Then pick soft soles and at The enterprising managers of the at the store of Osborne & Stone. day. Targett them up and they will play as Rood as gaiters, hosiery Machine Works new. We also sell the disc record. Robertson's Shoe Store. Arcade Hare out the Model Lannqry and will Play calendar bought Call different tunes on each side two rec- R. M. wno is employed by are giving out a business inthfutardoll!lcind8 of Laundry. in one. And 65c. Brienig, or call and set prices. ords only We sell the Varnish Co. of Staten that is a dandy. The body is printed on the two-minu- four-minu- te the Standard Children them phone le and records. Cry Children t--e white. "He Cry Call and hear them. Island, N. Y., passed Sunday with in red and figures in FOR FLETCHER'S runs read Even at this FOR FLETCHER'S Targett & Seaman Co., New his family In New Milford. who may it" Furniture Store, B. time of the year the Arcade Dartbury and Saw Milford. George Calhoun paid a visit to quiet Cor. Main Bank Sts.. New Milford. machinists have plenty to do. CASTORIA Tel.pkon Washington, Sunday. CASTORIA THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, JJMW. 7 The Newtown Bea Newtown FrlUny, Dowmlier U, 1900.

Wasbiaeton. ENJOYABLE SOCIAL EVENT. The PoqunRsot club gave an of progreHsIve euchre on Thurs day, December 10. The committee Who flitertplne'l cmmlHtril at Mr ami Mrs West, Mr and Mrs Wetterau. Mn Wilbur Kilburn, MIkh Kelley and Mr Patterson. The winner of the !rl.;en were Mrs Frank Vnodri!f. You Have But One MIsh flesHle linker, Louis Logan and mini) whitehead. Iterreshnienta of sandwiches, ooughnuts and were nerved. The next meetinir will Day Left be heid on Tuenday evenlnjf, Utuer.i- - oer ii' Miss Dorothy Orinuniade and MIhb To Buy Your Christmas Gifts. Mario Church are among the RiiPHts invited to n hose party next week at Hampton IiiKtltute, Va. Gifts of practical utility is the keynote of the There are very pretty and useful gifts for Christmas to be found nt preparations we have made for this Christmas. The the Woman's Exchange. The sale gifts that are longest remembered and most appreci opened December 15 and many have which aken this opportunity to select their ated are thoe serve a practical purpose. They Christmas presents. are daily reminders of the giver. In our vast stock I'enbody, optometrist and scientific will find hundreds of irresistible optician, at M. W. Hill's Jewelry you gift suggestions. store, New Milford, January 3 to 9. The savings in dollars and icents is another feature The Paiish Aid Society met, Wed that should to all nesday afternoon, December 10, with appeal holiday shoppers. Mrs Andrew Irwin. Among those present was Mrs Eliza Welton, 84 years old. Now is the Time to make Your Selection While Miss Alice Peck and Miss Nellie the Stocks Are Complete. Every D- Irwin arrived, this week, from Smith college to spend the holidays at epartment has Big Bargains. home. llev Elijah Woodruff is very 111. Copyrlrtit hr A Mitchell Hart bclutUuor it Harx returned home on Tuesday from Yale for the Christmas vacation. at this season of the there's a who is wondering The dibulay of Christmas goods at of year many person the popular s;ore of Wettoreau & Hundreds Gift Suggestions in JUST Williams is finest and most com- to a man for Christmas." the give plete ever seen in town. Jewelry and Leather The Man can't tell you; probably he doesn't know; but the chances Goods. Redding, are that inside of two weeks after Christmas he'll be coming in here to BOYS SCORE A SUCCESS. Hand Baes tne largest variety to be found anywhere. All leathers, in the newest shapes and colors, single or double strap he wants that could have him for a A 99c buy something you given present. The play given by the Sanford handles leather and silk lined and fitted. wide variety at School Dramatic Club, entitled "The and an equal assortment up to $10. Follies of Redding Ridge," at the German Silver Ban a wide rangeof styles, in best grade Grange hall, last week Tuesday even- mesh, large variety of engraved frames all sizes, marked at ing, was largely attended and was prices that can't be duplicated. Our 98c bag is sold at $1.60 all who attended. greatly enjoyed by Belts' The boys made many local hits which in Holly Boxes In elastic or plain belting, plain and Suggestions of 25c and were loudly applauded and through- fancy, large variety buckles, up. out the whole play kept the audience for In laughter. The cast of characters was as follows: Christmas Gift Handkerchiefs. Sheriff Banks, M. Pape D. S. Sanford, A. Lamonte Christmas. F. L. Mobray, C. Thornton 25o Handkerchief! for 12 c tnis is the most remarkable Mark Twain, T. Furness value ever offered. Comprising 600 dozen importers, samples of J. Muennich, J. Ten Eyck fine Swiss embroidered handkerchiefs hemstitched and scalloped F. Hawley, H. Jepson edge, worth 25c at 12 c. John O'Keefe, O. Hooghkirk Ladies' Hemstitched Initial Handkerchiefs, six for 29c Yon might want a Hart, Schaffner & Mars fine overcoat, for dress, P. Garvin, E. Duncan These arev ery fine quality with pretty hand embroidered Initial 121-2- c six for for business, for storm wear; a liberal, useful gift; $16.50 to $30. Judge Nickerson, H. Smith quarter edge, usually retail each, 29c. The M. Embroidered and Lace Handkerchiefs on fine lawn vlttt You think well of a good business Hart, Schaffner & Burglar, Montague might suit; Miss B. Sanford, W. Ketchner lace edging and embroidered corner, at 5c, Marx make kind and we sell them to $30.00. the right right; $20.00 Miss Goodale, .. S. Randle Children's Initial Handkerchiefs at 15o a Box these are in If you decided on such a gift the question of fit can be easily solved; The entertainment netted the club neat fancy boxes each box containing three handkerchiefs, fine us an old suit or overcoat; or tell us his size; afterward, if the a good large purse. quality, a box at 15c. bring with hemstitched hem 6 for clothes don't fit him we'll or alter them free. Children's Handkerchiefs 12c. right change Mrs R. Dick has returned after a other for men in a store like not so cost- There are many things this; two weeks' stay in New York City ly as clothes; quite as acceptable and useful. with friends. Fine neckwear; rich silks in the best quality; many fine colorings A family from out of town moved last Llvermore's and from 25c to $1. week, into Attorney patterns; small house, just below his corner on A stock of from the best $1.50 to $5. And great good gloves makers, the Ridge. heavier, cheaper gloves for other than dress wear. Henry Piatt of Meeker Street, who WATER Umbrellas, imported fancy wood, some finely mounted; a good variety was 111, last week, with the lumbago, is now and able to be about from $1 gaining up. his hom e. Sweaters and sweater coats are good here always acceptable; things Mr and Mrs Duncan Gay will soon A Well Drilled is the onlybecurity from $1 to $6.50. close their cottage in this and village against impure water. We deepen Fancy waistcoats for all occasions, for dress or business wear; some go to the city for the remainder of the winter. old dog welk that 1 smart novelties in imported and domestic fabrics, from $2.50 up to evejun dry. very Miss J. W. Lyman of Rutland, Vt., $5.00. and Herbert E. Arnold of Redding Men's Sets of all cuff links; dress and dinner studs; were united in at Jewelry sorts; marriage Rutland, Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps' and Pneumatic sets in cases, cuff links and pin to match; full sets with shirt studs and Vt., on Wednesday, November 24, at the home of Rev Mr Knolton. After waistcoat buttons alike. Prices from 50c up. Air installed. their wedding trip they came to Mr Systems Also bath robes, $3.50 to $9 . Arnold's home at the Franciscus place val These are only a few suggestions; we can't catalogue the whole stock on the Ridge, where they began An Artesian Well will increase so come in and see. We issue gilt certificates for any amount you say, housekeeping at once. ue of property. the of can do his own choos- Joseph R. Hill, who is making his Write or us and we will look or for any merchandise; recipient your gift now Miss H. M. 'phone i home at Keelers, are on and be returned over free of ing. Any goods you buy in this way, approval, may has been among the sick ones for property charge. and money refunded, if you choose. several days. Bert Riley has moved from MeeKer Street to Rock House district. Bridgeport Artesian Well Co., a few we can't the whole stock; Mrs Vinnie and Mrs John These are only suggestions; catalogue Bradley Conn. We issue certificates for amount or for Treadwell of Tashua were guests, (Bridgeport, come in and see. gift any you say, and last week Tuesday Wednesday, OUsoeand R??id3 ice: 1475 Perk Ave. the of gift can do his own choosing. Any of Mr and Mrs any merchandise; recipient your Randolph Bradley. Te! phone 3316-- 5. in this are on and be returned and mon- The Grange held a very enjoyable goods you buy way approval, may Christmas sociable for its members choose. ey refunded, if you at the Hall on the Ridge, last week Wednesday evening. A tree loaded with presents was one of the en- joyable features of the evening. This store is the home of Hart Schaffner &. Marx Clothss. F. B. Favereau purchased, last week, of T. E. Piatt & Son of New- Buckingham's town, a Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine for use on his farm. Furniture. Duncan & Ganfield, Bethel. BISHOP BREWSTER COMING. Buy From Large Stocks. Head-to-Fo- ot The Fis'nt Reverend C. B. Brew- Outfitters, of will ster, hisnop Connecticut, Our huge stock is brimful of Furniture, Lace Cur-tain- s, St Thomas' to confirm a Rags, visit parish Couch Covers, Oil etc. In its class on 16 at 10.30 a. m. Portieres, Cloths, quality New Milford; Conn. January and In the afternoon of that day St character, its general completeness and variety, our stock Thomas' paristi will unite with St auauuo uuojuiuicu iuiu ct claiming yi iv;cu iu. y e lUVltti 111 James' parish in a mission service, spection before buying. will beh eld in St James' which We do upholstering, and and make church, Danbury. ' repairing refinishing our own Hair Mattresses. We sell the Bay State Kanges, an able little Charles Short, Jr., is at home Range for a money. Fur and Fur Lined from Bt Vernon school for the We sell the Ostermoor Mattress Eoxlury Announcement!. Chris'mas vacation. Joseph Dayton is able to be about Automobile and Driving Coats once more afttr an injury received over three months N. Buckingham & Co., Inc., ago by being jjjj For Men. Keep Well thrown out of his wagon, which was Furniture and overturned through his norse becom- Upholstery, .. Mortin f!alf. Ponv. Dos. Kola, Raccoon, Chinese Bush Cat. , H I.... uur icei warm siiuj ing frightened at an automobile. 177 State Ct. j nave irour size In our large stock of X. White has now an Street, Bridgeport, and Fur Outside Coats, Martin, Marmot vil Robert 1842. t Marmot, Muskrat Leopard ""uucr noow. aiso ituboers ana in the rear of his Established uawu mm Arctics in sizes to fit all. Nice line of Warm garage and Muskrat Lined uoats mm luusiaai, xcismu viuei shop on Center street. It of plumbii,g Lowest rnces. Groceries and General Merchandise. No-- is centrally located and Collars. ner January l. mo, our store '"Will r.lnsA flvprv nninina .f . and will therefore be a convenience Saturday evening. for any nutomobilist going through The Farmers' town of Peck & Lines Co., Store, the ard needing repairs any house and outbuildings painted. of the Bassett House, Perby, Conn., will The kind on their machine. Miss a few manage the Seymour House for me. A Luella Hoyt spent days, first-cla- BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ss chef has been secured. A la 185-20- 7 Middle St. last week, with Mrs Bouton. Allen Joyce, Floyd carte service from 1 a. m. to 10.30 p. Miss Carrie Stevens of Norwalk m. in season cooked or- Boxbury Station. Georgetown. Everything to Conn attended the whist party at Mrs G. der. Private parties and banquets tak- THE VILLAGbTnD VICINITY. en care of at short notice The hotel Hayes, Friday night. has been renovated, newly painted and Carver Tanter is spending a few papered inside and will be ready for Winter weeks with hfs sen In Massachusetts. business about January 1. Every atten- Fall and Millinery! H. E. flflford. tion will be paid to patrons. First-cla- ss GARLICK, Mrs Joel Godfrey and Mrs Eliza New service. Mrs A. Pixley. Latest Styles and Wcod of Cannons were in town, Mon- Vtrlnary, day of last week. New Milford people will be Inter- Satisraction Guaranteed. BOXISUKY.COXN Stops Itching Cures Mrs William Fryer, who wa9 111 ested in the following card concerning Instantly. piles, Distance 208-- i. long Telephone few to a former resident, which appears in a eczema, salt rheum, tetter. Itch, hives, STODDARD MILLINERY CO., P.8.5 AnfOtiewtsMn for a days, last week, is able lata iaatiA nf thA Spvmmir Record: On THE tnnmmnnl.lltl I herpes, scabies Doan's Ointmentr"At me over local Call bo about ngrin. account of the death of my husband, Brldgeport.Conn XJtjtki tHi. 1 oruB "wre. Richard Jennings is baring his Alonzo Pixley, my son, now proprietor CHE NEvVfOWW BEE, TOIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1999.

Gifts That Will Delight the Men and Boys You Love You know how intimately and personally the mcnfolks regard the things they & Other Good Shirts. Gloves of All Good Sorts. wear more so than anything else they possess it is always "MY hat," "MY Shirt," "Stars" "MY Tie." Something to wear, will surely please him and if you select it in The Sur- Store can be certain that it is full value and such as he him- "Star" shirts, white Men's and Cloves for prise you new, 4 boyi' the and fancy, for for street self would select. Please remember that the Surprise stocks arotne most varied, $l,5Q every service dress, New wear, for driving, motorjng. etc, newest and the largest in all Bridgeport. Plese remomW that the Surprise values pattern shirts, Our guarantee backs up our are greater because The Surprise manufactures all its clothing and sells direct to you tipofial, 98c Gloves, You can't make a mis- at one prolit. This page gives but a faint idea of the splendid range of men's and boys' dependable shirts, take buying Surprrse Gloves. articles ready for your selection in The Surprise Store. special, , 49C new deslra- - Mocha gloves, new grays, $1 Boys' Shirts, tans, able patterns, 490 Capeskin gloves, THREE NEW YORK CITY STORES. Drtssod kid tans, gloves, $ Shirts, while eminentiu prac- Dent's Imported gloves, $jj tical, always make a pleasing Fownes Imported gift because the thought de- ' voted to selecting the gloves, $1.50 . patterns always appeals to a man. Finest lined gloves, $2 Here are all sizes In hand- boys' Kid Gloves, $1 some new designs; plain and Boys' Knit gloves, 25c, 49c pleated bosoms, coat styles and Men's Knit gloves, regular open front styles, soft and stiff bosoms, cuffs 250,49c and 98c 1119-11- attach- 23 Main Street, BRIDGEPORT. ed and detached.

Comfortable Coat He Must Have Thousands of Who Has Too Many .Sox? Sweaters. Scarfs.

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Scarf Handkerchief and Sus- - 7KC pender, all same colors, 1 Hosiery is good to give a man or a boy, for did you ever know any who ever had more stockings than he could wear or who never had Entire set boxed in handsome holly box. Silk hand Silk plain colors, boxed Here are of the brands that to have his darned? 4 Men who know the comfort of a coat sweater many popular in gift holly box, 25c, stockings pair r A have stood the test of time and hard usage. kerchief, full size; stylish new four-in-ha- silk scarf back sox in holly box. declare they 11 never be without one again. Just Colors include plain blacks, whites, Special. OUC Plain and fancy webbings fitted with the new the thing for all out door wear when a man and serviceable suspenders, all perfectly matched in wine shades, grays, olives and blues. est and most buckles, Suspenders for does'ntwanttobe hampered with an overcoat. practical Thousands of other scarfs, including 6 pair black, Irty or tan famous "Mon- - ' dress wear and extra for solid colors. Identical sets are being sold to Just the for extra cold weather wear to put heavy suspenders" at$l new knitted scarfs, various novelty ibak Hose" to wear six thing strenuous service. The kind that a man buys guaranteed on under the suit and overcoat. $1.50. in the Store 75c. Colors weaves of beautiful silks and plain weaves for himself. In handsome boxes. Spec Special Surprise only months or you new hose A A. Plain grays, grays with contrasting color edges holiday in shades, shapes, widths and lengths to it H ial 25c and SOc. solid include FREE other coat sweaters in various shades, in- (all plain colors) gray, green, light blue, suit every taste. tPI.UV; and Dairs of nlain Mack, hrnwn. nr white all Combination Sets Suspenders, Gar Single drnv tan cluding sizes, cadet blue, olive, lavender, helio, royal purple and effect ters and .'.rin Bands, colors to Special 25c, 59c, 75c and fancy hose, special 12c, 25c and 49c. Special 49c, 93c, $1.49, $1.98, white. Also cassimere hose and hnvs' at snai. match in 50c $1.00. stocking $2.49 and $3.49. ho'iday box. iaLprices,

A SURPEISE SUIT OR OVERCOAT MAKES A PERMANENT PRESENT EXTRA VALUES Christmas, ofAll Days, is for Children A MAN'S SURPRISE SUIT Amid all the toys and sweets and sweets and toys, don't lose sight of In the fact that every boy deep down in his heart likes good clothes and Will that every mother is particularly proud of her boy's appearance. Let a Winter Surprise Suit or Overcoat be added to your Christmas list for the boy. Men's Overcoat. Knicker Suits, sizes 6 to 18, of Blue and Oxioru Melton Double Fit to A "T" god weight fancy cassimeres in new Breasted Oercoats "and Reefers and ne and Rus- Were it not that we buy our fabrics direct from the mills, grays and other wshades handsome overcoats. econ-- 3 fancy Special It will him thereby saving fifty percent and then tailor them at most i sian and Sailor Suits, sizes to 10. fit physically and mentally. There's a satisfaction in our own tailor shops, we could not offer these overcoats Special $2.50. $2.50. ,i;y about a new suit at holiday time. Remember when you a ; No where else will find Suits of all wool cassimeres in buy fhe. Surprise Store prices. you equal Extra well made, full length Over- at much prices. Here is the largestOver-coa- t popular shades, cut on double suit in The Surprise Store that you are direct from the garments except .higher coats in with self buying stock in all Hartford and every coat is advance style, ab- breasted knicker models excellently fancy overcoatings manufacturers at about wholesale price. Remember when you se- solutely desirable in fabric, color and model. Included are box tailored sizes 6 to 13 years. Also collars and plain black and Oxford lect a in The and semi-bo- x models, military collar models, "Presto" collar Children's Suits in plain color and Overcoats with velvet collars, cut on suit Surprise Store that you are making your selec- wearer two coats in one semi-fitte- d fancy fabrics salor and Russian coats that give the practically new stylish models. Special $3.50. tion from the largest clothing stock in Hartford, bar none. ccats and extreme fitted coats. models. Special $3.50. Coats of every fabric, incluaing finest Kerseys and Vicunas, Boys very finest suits of imported Military model and convertible -- lere are suits for Heltons and Friezes, Fancy Velours and Scotcn Cheviots, fancy all wool pure worsteds in newest collar model Overcoats for boys. young fellows who want extreme style. Here are suits for more backed double faced cloth fabrics that are very smart. light and dark shades, strictly hand Made of fine imported fancy over- seriously inclined men who like tne con- servative choice of 20 Here are ill the aew gray shades as well as blacks and Oxfords tailored garments. All sizes, special coatings. Special over different models and several hun- $5.00. dred fabric are and various fancy effects. $5.00. styles. Included all the new grays, olives, fancy Other Overcoats for blues and other new effects. Sizes for Surprise Overcoats to fit men and young men of all builds are Other Suits, $1.50. $2. $3. $4. Boys, $1 50 men and young men -- $7.50. $12. $15. $20 $7.50. $10. $12. $15, $18. $20. nd $25. $6.50 and $7.50. $2. $3, $4, $6.50 and $7.50. $10. $18. and $25.

THE SURPRISE GUARANTEE INSURES YOU AGAINST DUPLICATE GIFTS n i vi . . , (irr . If after Xmas you find that any gift has been duplicated bring back the tvemeiuDer our uuuviej guarantee vmua cvci y aaie, 11 any purciiase lor any reason fails to please, the money is instantly refunded without the Store and we'll it or refund question cuve bought at Surprise exchange cheerfully, or the goods cheerfully exchanged. All clothing pressed and repaired with- the money without question. out charge."

For the Active Hats and Caps. Terry Bathrobes 2.50 Underwear tor for full Often in the Holiday rush the coverinS of a This is a very special price these cut, full fine robes. Boy. man's "dome of thought" becomes sadly worse length, quality, washeble bath the Family. for wear and no one notices it. They come in attractive stripe and figure de- Take a look at men folks' hats if signs, morked out in cheerful yellow, quiet green, If were a boy and loved skat- your they A you need a new let clean, fresh light blue and orher appropriate useful gift that you can make sled-ridin- g, one, a Surprise hat hang on the ing and hockey and to husband, brother 'father. tree Christmas morning. shades. These robes have fine broad collars, son, or fk p Wife could you imagine something to Underwear is an New Austrian Plush Hats, $1.98. fastened with silk tasselled cord and heavy silk article that requires wear that would please you as much and care in New shape Derby Hats, $1.45 and $1.98. tasselled cord about the waist. thought its purchase. as a SWEATER COAT? 100 useful and The Store Underwear Ear Protecting Caps. 45c, 98c and $1.49. A bath robe is times more Surprise is ornamental then a house gown or smoking from the best makers only. It keeps the boy thoroughly warm, Boys' Cabs, 25c and 49c. jac- ketmen want bath robes becouse they are ar- but it doesn't hinder his least move- Boys' Telescope Hats, 98c. Remember the ticles that men reaily wear. Surprise Store guar- ment, antees every article it sells, so that you are protected and have a re- Coat Sweaters in gray, brown, ol- dress when you buy Underwear of ive and other shades, plain and us. Included are ol with all garments, contrasting bindings, Initial Handkerchiefs. wool and cotton fleece sizes. 49c, 98c, 1.49 and garments, Special Friends. lined garments, and cotton 1.98 Rainy Day heavy ribbed garments. All sizes, per gar- ment, A 9c 75c, 98c and 1.49. Mufflers to Pro- tect the Throat. Tasteful Waistcoats. Many serious winter ailments can If6 really wonderful how a handsome be avoided by wearing a Muffler well fitting vest will brighten up a suit. not only dyes the Muffler comfortab- The Surprise Store's vests are cut and tai- ly protect the throat, but It also adds lored to fit smoothly and comfortably. The a touch of style and color to the som- Men's full size fine White Handkerchiefs patterns are carefully selected from a very ber black, blue or Oxford Overcoat with embroidered initian, 6 in a box, 59c. wide range of the newest effects in fancy Finer quality handkerchiefs with embroid- vestings. Phoenix Famous Mufflers, 50c. ered in initials, six a handsome Christmas box, Included are worsteds, flannels and hea- both the $1. woven wash fabrics in Other Mufflers,'ji.cluding Umprellas from best makers, latest, most vy various shades, made-u- effects and the silk Four-in-ha-nd and p knitted Scarf CnC frames strong and light Handsome stripe figure designs and distinctive in beautiful practical weaves that offer widest choice. handkerchief mufflers, and Handkerchief, plain bent wood handles and sterling silver you fancy designs and eolorings, 25c, trimmed handles. Coverings chosen to give long- All sizs, 1.49, 1.98, 2.49, 2.98. 50c, 75c, $1 and 1.50. Combination of Silk Handkerchief and Silk est service and to maintain their clear, deep, Four-in-ha- in solid colors to lustrous black shade. plain, match, OPEN OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS boxed together in Christmassy boxes. Special ot 98c, $1.49. $1.98 and $2 .49, EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS t ITU HCWTOWlY liES, ntcwcza. n, im,

Mo Better Gift for Christmas than of rjIHTBICT OP HQXB CttY.a. Probe Court pair U 1)00 IS, lUUD. D. Charles Co. lata of M. Estate of BoUford, Roxbury, The Read 4b Mid riUirlci. dwnwd. IRWIN'S. Slippers or Shoes Tho Admlnlntralrtx bavin exhibited her 1937. administration awsount wuiimlUeituU) wtliln That can be bought at men reason- - BtfablUhid Xiurt Cor allowance, it am price, Ordered, that the Nth dr of Deeemlmr, A. High Top shoe, button or lace, f 1.25 I) im, at S o'clock In Dm afternoon, it the in J'J Bft. rrobato umce in lumnury. m and tiie name Tit Fur trimmed Juliette, brown, win U asslimed (or hearing on Um allowance of oxford, gray or black, 85a to 1.60. Haiti ailmlnlhirailoii account wild an Id estate, New Stylo ivlbbon Juliette, brown or and thin court dlnx'i tin admlatratrlx toelta Restaurant blue, 11.60. II persons Interested Iherttln to apiiear at PRESENTS THAT MEAN COMFORT aalu time and place by puljluhluir Mil order Mm'i Tine Xld or Calf Bk!n, InitoiiiH a In Nippon, newspaper liavlmf circulation of . BOo to 11.79. ld Uliitrlc. and by putnlwri copy on the pub-li- e alvn post In the town ot It jx bury, wuure Hut him a pair and ha will be batter Wool Garments for Women and Children. the (iucvaitud last dwelt. con ten tea to may at noma evening Edward W. P ronton, JuuVe, Quality. KlftX TOF SHOES. For Women. Shawls of most delightful warmth, fleecj and light aa a CTATE OK UlMtrlct of In CONNKCTJCUT, the Mttle Gents, $1.75 to $2 25. Hildi.'oport, as Probate Court.Ducumber 13, feather, in pure white and white with pink or blue. im. ARCADE, BRIDGEPORT Hoy' 'fan or Itlack. 60 to $3.50 fcstato of late of the wen Tan or war. i io b.b. Wool Kimonos for and very nice for those who break- Nancy Johnson, Rubber Hoots, $2 to $3.71 chilly mornings town of Monroe, In said district, deceased. High top The Court of Probate (or the District of Aa nenr waterproof as possible, Vlscoj fast ki bed. Rrldiruporc hath limited and allowed aix mnkea them 16e,i!6citiid for tiie of waterproof. White sizes one and a half months from date hereof, creditors 50o. "Houeycomb" Shawls, large yards square, said Estate to exhibit their claims U) the ad- Suburban guests especially ministrator. Those who ncnlcct to present in which one may wrap up. within said welcome, Free Delivery In City Limit, thla week. their accounts, projxtrly attested, three-cornere- d time, will be debarred a recovery. All per- Chinchilla Gray Shawls, and cape styles. sona Indebted to said estate are requested Immediate to Silk Shawls and Fascinators in black and cream white, for the to make payment SHOE Elbert 0. Hull, Administrator, FOSTER'S STORE, shoulders or head. 31 Sanford Bulldlmt. Bridgeport, Conn. Successor to R. F. Foster & Co.. Shawls and Scarfs, very silky add light in weight. DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN ss. Court of Orenburg December littb. I00. 246 ruin St., Danbury, Conn. Women's Eton and Coat Estate of Utiles Loveland, late of Newtown, The Gilson Cardigan Jackets, lengths. gSS Telephone SiO-1- 2 In said district, deceased. Like Black Wool Hoods for women. Upon the application of Mary Ana Love-lan- d, (0M list?.) praylnir that an Instrument In writing1 purporting to be the lost will and testament Air Cooled Hopper Cooled of said deceased, may be proved, approved, Water Cooled. Tie Name N .allowed and admitted to probate, as per applicatioiHon Hie more fully appears, It la OKDEitKD.That said application be beard and They Give Satisfaction. determined attbeProbuteOlllceln Newtown, FAIRBANKS-- For the Little Ones. hi said District, on the 24th day of December. A. D. Vim, at 9 o'clock In the forenoon, and W. B. Glover, Newtown. that notice be given of the pendency of said MORSE Drawer Leggings, white, gray, black and red, 50c and up. application and the time and place of heari- two with white and all colors combina- ng- thereon, by publishing this order On a Gasoline Engine stands for much Toboggan Caps huge tassels, and times In some newspaper having a circulation nsrr 'J09J1S outift to 'MnmiM owns anoX the same tblng aa the name Sterling 5Uc and in aald district, and by posting a copy thereof f,Aidoji rwi Aqi iiT eaioqo ejiura on Silverware. It means the hUrliest tions, up. on the public, slitn-po- st In the Town of New- IfUBfutnj ir,i,Bm a .turn fl "ti " standard of merit and quality In both town, In said District, and by gl ring notice w itsa an woit "uuoo Children's Sweaters, red, white, gray and brown. - sou) o 'iqi'Heuo cases. We would like tbe opportunity to all parties In Interest by mailing- to each pus ijtiquua aj tosnoq i nuitj iqflio oog of Just what one of these of an ooot g N showing you The Kalendars are Do not off one, post aire prepaid, a copy this oider, all 000$ S9aj oj iiio JIA will do for you, and remember Kipling selling rapidly. put getting one A. -- 18 "O engines on or before the 17th day of December, D., n josaiinointq(iJ4Sjeqtoot:ea we sell a complete line of Pumping MOB. of the -- HA and be later. and return make fo this court uJ pua uonjo9Aijpsaiinitnos Machinery, Pneumatic Water Sys- disappointed notice given. 'Soo 'j(.)Ojs 'J8a 'iinjj 'asqtnn iscuiiq q tems, Electric Plants. Wood Saws.Keed William J. Beecher, SI 9J Attest. Judge. 'sasnoq Mt 'uu; $d aoj Cutters and Grinders, Bulling, tihaft-In- g. etc. DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN ss. Probate Better write us at once, our prices 21, A. D 1A09.I will astonish you. Estate of Patrick V. Crowe, late of New- town, In said district deceased. The Court of Probate for District of New- wAATOi run ra UJTD. town hath limited and allowed 6 months Es- Tn for Iwantav ariat D. M. from date hereof, for the creditors of said tothanc ua g T. E.PLATT& SON, The READ Co. to exhibit their claims for settlement. In Nonralt Qooa condition, rnta for tate value Am ra Those who neglect to present their accounts, y;l0 par month; S de- of farm with atock tcola Ct. properly attested, within said tlme.will be $.. ut J Newtown, barred a recovery. All persons Indebted to lor aaJ. .said to make Immediate SPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Estate are requested of payment to Lenses matched and allkinda repairs. Beautiful Home. Michael P. Administrator. Keod & Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., Country Crowe, A chance to one of nicest farms and 70B BA1 White Leghorn. Barred Bridgeport, yonm buy the little cuntry home' Plymouth Bock, LIgnt Brahma cocker- GASOLINE Located on good main road two miles from trolley and railroad station oa. els. Indian Runner drake. $1 each, We Can Beft 6. Conn. K. min line of N. Y., N. H., & H. R. R. about 45 miles from the Grand "Winana King Goorge Osborne, Monro, for footwear. Call tr. u. Manor uook. ENGINES. Cltvnrices our and see us. Full stock of all the latest styles Central Station. Land smooth, quite free from ttones and rocks, dark Handled and in shoes, also rubbers and felt boots. Arctics rich soil and 11 room house In OOin BBOKXV, horae and rubbers for all. productive, good condition, standing well Segis." to steam cars, automoDiies, Take Notice accuttomed Just Conn. back from street with flne water view on Island The best sod of King Segis in and other objects. Good care. J. M. S. t. FAB KB, Trumbull, Long Sound, large poul- Brlnley. Derby Conn. of the house, etc., some fruit on the I am this New England whose seven nearest try shop, place. offering property Talk. at a officially tested dams average over TOF AJTD BBAB A new piano, Following: Buggy bargain. onother Dlano flBwith player. we save on a (or other 7 and over lnlde What you buggy any 27lbs. butter in days For aale at a bargain. Addre X. T. Z., I will show a vehicle) will go a long way toward getting a G. W. COGGSWELL, Bee Omce, Wewtown Conn. you high grade, new harness. Come in and get our figures. 80 lbs. of milk a day, and whose e three to four horse power t aso-lin- Prices speak louder than promises. If we 1094 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Dam and Grandam and 6ire's Dam cannot please you go where you please, but engine, fully guaranteed for us a chance. have 30-da- y records give and Grandam one a bran new machine, a. rascoz ft that over 108 lbs Butter, and ! year, ao, Q. N. Clarke Liver average Horses made of best materials for Saady Hook, Cenn. Vegetable Pills 80 lbs milk a very over day. Individually Hare a weaderful reaotatlon for Bilious and Ailments. Am his Stock tho low such ma- curing Dyspeptic he. is as good as breeding. very price for a a for Biliouneas. DizziiMM. Write for terms remedy Constipation. Indigestion, Headache, for sale at all times. ! chine, Sale. etc., stand Unrivalled. Once tried, used. For tale of service to For they Always oy Drug Horses 100 acclimated horses; also four car loads of gists. Free sample by mall. Recommended by Physicians. E, H, LAKE, Western horses received direct from the Brookfleld Center, Conn. $150. farms' of Iowa, including Road Horses, Fast G. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. Only Pacers, Heavy Chunks and Heavy Draft Telephone 985-1- 5. FTnrsns. .11 fearless and as shown. Demon- guaranteed repre 75 Horses for This Sale. Cheerfully sented. We have also a fine lot of Sleighs, Amtlaa. Faraltme bought and aeld. both single and double. Heavy Bobs, Wagons, i. B. P. O. Addraai Clocks and Jew- strations and explanations equally Har- Tucker, Baaton, Ct Can restore Watches, Carriages, Farm Wagons and Trucks, R. D. 1ft, Bethel, Ct. TeL Bridgeport free to all. v nesses, Whips, Blankets, Robes, etc. We also Division. . E. Meeker that old elry- have second hand Furniture ana rianos mat ana maue as as are as good as new. Give us a call. you it good new. Refers by Auction Sale permission to the Editor of Thh Bee and oth- Big Hau5335Paintin2; E. REPAIRED. John J. Agent, The Smedley Co., ers. E. MEEKEK, New Preston, Ct Northrop, Wl St.. New Haven, Conn. the best time to paint your htase. Let Brewery us call on over. We use at 2 F. Kain or Shine Newtown, Conn. you and talk it Class work at fair Saturday ft, only the best Lead and Oil and strictly First prbes. Notice. pure coloring materials, which is a I Sell Farms will nave work All work guaranteed. 7 OB BAIiX A (rood work horae, Whitehead Black- guarantee that you your And One pair of bay horses, full brotheis, that cheap Having opened the old done right if you trust it to us. all kinds of real aitato. one horse weight 1350; would exchange for a smal- smith shop at Roxbury Center, am now pre- Givs me a description of your far weigh thirty hundred pounds; bay Job- Estimates cheerfully grgven. 1250 one handsome black ler horse, iti Knowlton Street, Bridge- to do Horseshoeing and General place, and the terms and I do weighs pounds; Conn. pared the roat horse that 1200; one black mare that port, bing. Glad to see all my old customers at my Craft &. Conn. JACOB BLCCK, Middle Gate District H. B. SNIFFEN, weighs L. P. Lyon, Stepney, Routo 1100 pounds; several other gTeen new stand. PAYNE, H, Newtown, Conn. weighs and Sell Second 5. are and broke. Thir-tvtro- Tel. 201-- Roxbury, Conn. Hook. horses that acclimated Antlaue Sandy secend-han- d of Furniture. horses rleht out work Notice. Old China. Gilt all be sold Dollar no & feeble-minde- d For Service. that will for the High Old Sokool Old His- WAJTTED An elderly or Give Graduate Bowman's Technical what Harness Mirrors, Books, looks. and care for. Terms The Thorouriibred Holstetn Always Satisfaction. matter they bring, Wagons. torical Engravings. Show Caww. Roll Top person to board Registered bull and Kobes. in reference. De Terms $1, School of Watchmaking. Blankets Bring anything you Desks, Musical Instrumeats. $25 per month. Physicians Sir Korndyke Kol Fledge. at Your wagon or if 1 have to sell to the horse mart of Anything you for of home and further lme or carriage, purchased atonr leading wish to dlspoa of. bring it to me. and get the Address picture seryice. factory. Also good stock of sleighs at low for P. B. particulars. Archer Private Home, if best caah price It, KEDFIELD, Hartford Conn. WILLIAM HORW1TZ, Easton, Conn. prices purchased at oncer Mignon No. 14001 177 Fatr6eld Ave. Bridgeport. Conn. Windsor, County, SALE CHEAP One Loco- 9QSB WBOB WABTXD For present Charles R. Hatch, Thorovghbred Percheron Stallion. Briageport Wood F. Producer of Farmers' Horses. mobile runabout In good condition and a For Sale. iti future delivery. delivered fine hill climber. Inuuire of Charles M. O. B. tars for our New Milford and Rtd-4ia- c Successor to R. Hatch & Son., Dan-bu- ry First Prize Winner in Class at Hamilton Bros., Plnckney, Brookfleld Center, Conn. Fall cows and near springers. Write plants. New Knjlaad Lime Co., E. me want cattle of any kind. L. Conn. NEW PAIKFIELD. CONN. Fair. of Conn. if you Roberts, aseat, Canaan, The Leading Horae Mart Walter Coach, If you want Good Colts, Two-hors- e 749 Water Street, Opposite the Depot Hunters and Trappers. Woodville Dist. TjiOR SALE covered 'bus. seating Breed to wood sires. for 16 good as new; If you want a good price for your Fox, capacity grown people; Terms $15, $5 Cash. Bridgeport. P. 0. Address: R. D. New Preston. Ct. nicely upholstered, easy running. Will sell Mink, Coon, Skunk and MuskratSkini drop at reasonable price as have no use for it. H. 1138-- 4. Wanted Telephone Mod-er- n M. Smith, Newtown, Conn. At the Davis Farm, a card to POR SALE-MacGr- place, Bethel. 182 and 184 George St., house, all improvements; centrally Established 1833. & Bethel, Conn H. S. Davis Sons, Props.. NEW HAVEN. C. N. located; some land Suitable for permanent Shoe and Harang, residence. Address Miss Emma HarnessRepairing. R. D. 17. Box 28, Conn or summer We Supply Male and Female Help F. Sandy Hook, 66 Beaver Street, Bethel, or John Also Chair Caning and Upholstering. Sat- No. 68-1- 3. MacGresor, NOTICE. TpOR SALE-O- ne driving more, four years Telephone MacGregor, WCourtland Street. Bridgeport, isfaction guaranteed. of All Kinds. 900 sound and fearless. Tues- old, weight pounds; Feed Conn. Coachmen.Farm Ho- I will be at Washington Depot, every Also one work horse, weight 1100 lbs. THE BEST Blue Ribbon Milk James A. Help,Gardeners,etc. 10 a. m. to 2 p. m., and will the ceeap and pur- Morissey, tel Cooks, Waitresses.Nurses, day, from pay Monroe, uonn. P- - O. Address contains nouiing but the best Help, etc for cattle and Kay Beardsley, B. & Washington ave., Sandy Hook. highest market price poultry, It D 17, Hook. Conn. est grain. Hawley Co., Stepney, calves. C. H. JTJDSON, Watertown. Ct. Sandy Conn. FURS ! FURS ! Allen's Employment Bureau, WANTED-T- o buy, 200 to 800 chickens, 1 FOB SALE CHEAP A St Albans one-hor- baldwrin Telephone. OWi'Main St., 'Bridgeport. W W AKTED Hand picked and lbandU-Sjl- b in Price 25c. D. new. Clarence jiunt-ingto- n, Made weight. tread power, nearly greening apples. Henry bteuer, to Order, Freeman. K. D. No. 10, Fairfield, Conn. H. Banks, Route 9, 'airfield, Conn. Conn. P. O. Address Shelton, Remodeled, Re- for sale: incu- four R. F. D. dressed and Re- One Cypner 390 egg BO WW PAT Feed Blue Ribbon FOB SALE A nice colt, combing bator. One 160 egg incubator. Both Milk Feed and you will be convinced years old. Edward S. Beardsley, Step WAITED A competent for gener- paired. machines of latest fire A ! ft Ct. conn girl proof type. NOTICE they do. B. Hawley Co., Stepney, ney, al housework. Apply to Mrs James B. big discount to quick miyer. H. M. FOB SALE Several extra nice Single Atwater, Fairview Terrace, Derby, Conn. The bestflace Greenman, Cold Spring Farm, R. F. D. WAWTED To buy live hogs and chick- As I have taken the interest of cat- Comb Rhode Issland xied cockerels. Mrs to get your 16, Newtown, Conn. ens in any quantity, also beef and to. Wellwood, Conn. WAFTED To buy cattle and calves of calves. Fred Otto, 102 Elm Grace Bridgewater, Also Furs. thealate J. Herbert Craig in the tle and fat Tel 134-- 2 New Milford division. any kind. Best market prices paid. street, Danbury, Conn. Tel 558. poultry.. H. Schopick, E. Greenblatt WAJTTED Party with steam saw mill firm of Pentield & Craig, I will Botsford Conn. Tel 64-- 3. L H. REMIZ, to on Box WAJTTED Married man on milk farm. Place, Hill, saw contract. 310, East continue the business, where you Good milker and teamster, tenement, M P. 0. Arcade. Bridgeport, Ct. Tel. ISM-- t Canaan, Conn. wood and milk furnished. Good wages will find goods of quality and & to industrious man. Address WAJTTED A few native ferretts. State E. STONE sober, TXTANTED Girl who understands cooking 24 care Bee Office, Newtown, Conn. Model and housework. Have all modern prict. J. Hurley, Ninth St., Derby, square dealing. Farm, "ir'Buick. " general Conn. city conveniences. Good wages. Mrs White, SPECIAL JTOTICE. There has been a de Branchville, Conn. William L. Penfield, SON, Have rented the Earl Garlick black- steadily growing SPECIAL NOTICE Six cars of grain mand for a car of ligh feed soon to arrive. Cotton- STEPNEY DEPOT, CONN. smith shop at Roxbury Center anr am with an of from TtrANTED A woman not over forty for and Gluten, car- weight, equipped engine 1 seed St. Midds., Red Dog Midds., Ct. now to do horseshoeing, 30- on a small farm miles meal, 229 Main St., Danbury, prepared - to For this class of " housework and Corn. For riage and wagon repairing, also all from Danbury. Address Box 153, or telephone Molasses feed, Oats and trade we offer our Model 17, prices offthe cars telephone or kinds of machine repairing plumb- touring car, fitted with a beautiful 160, Danbury, Conn. special ing. Shall be pleased to see all my old This model send in your order. A. S. Edwards Your new of business. body of the approved design. horses to Ship Apples customers at my place is dtservedly popular not only on account WANTED To buy. old useless Stepney Depot, Conn. Goods Andrew Fuchale, Boxbnry, Conn. or or Dut and all dead horses and cows re- the quietness the engine, 2367 and Produce Holiday cost of maintenance is moved free of charge. Fred Daniels, WAJTTED A girl to do general house- to stoves In condi- the very Conn. work. of three. Ad- IN FOB SALE Four good low. The motor is four-cylind- east in Madison Ave., Bridgeport. Telephone Family consisting THE LARGEST FRUIT HOUSE OF NEW two are 1811-- 6. Box Conn. tion, two for coal, two for wood, 4 2 dress 177, Bethel, also pairs, with Inch bore and stroke, HAVEN. nearly new. Prices 3, $5. $10, $12; wheel Dase is nz men, wneeis are good business sleigh. W. F. Randall, a POm SALE Three Chester White boar Endless Variety. inch with tires, sliding gear, se A. The Galvin & Commission Co.. R. F. D. 1, Bridgeport, Conn. lective transmission and shaft pigs ready for service. G. Beatty, Fruit type ! Conn. Tel. 73-1- New Mil- filled with the drive. Price $1,760 complete with mag- Roxbury, NEW HAVEN, CONN. Every department WANTED 12 barred Plymouth Rock oil horn Kodaks ford Division. neto, gas and ligms, generator, Best season's choicest novelties. We hens and one rooster. Walters, Stepney, and repair outfit. results and prompt returns. Conn. ana up. Nuttinghame Company Reference, Merchants' National Bank. a few items to help in Other model Buicks 11,000 suggest you fine Devon oxen. Different style bodies. At Southbnry keep a full stock. It being our FOB SALE One pair m secona nana autos. of SALE FOB SALE CHEAP All the street 7 one tiood bargains business to use cameras, get expert advice FOR HORSES. your gift giving. years old, good workers; good lamps formerly used for lighting tho horse, 8 years old, collar black. us. oVe will sell at oar regular auction sale, on Pa- driving Borough of Bethel. John Chinn, Henry Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs, Writing Twist Bros., Monroe, P. O Sandy Hook, Fridry, at 1S5 Commerce Ctreet. one car load Street, Bethel, Conn. Perfumes, Travel- Conn. The E. H. Towle of York state horses right out of hard work, per, Military Brushes, Company, SO one to five FOR SALE. also head of acclimated horses consisting WANTED Two girls; one as cook and ing Sets. Mirrors, Neckwear, Pin Cushions, WASTED farm. To lease U West Haia St., Wtterbury. Cona. of saddlers, drivers, business and with of buying, near general one as waitress. References. Apply to Dolls, Comb and Brush Sets, Pocketbooks. years privilege Shepherd Puppies, handsomely marked. heavy draught hDrses. Horses tor any class W. T. Conn. good Box 39, R. D. 16, New- C. Bothtebem. Conn. can be Mrs Cole, Newtown, Belts. Manicure Sets, Silk Bags, market., Henry Hill, of busiaess to suit any customer, Aprtas, town, Conih found here. If you are in need of a horse, Cut Glass, and hundreds of In Leather Bags, SALE farm of 200 acres in the POB BAXE CIBAP Country place this Is your opportunity, as they are going to pOR My Wo will also have on The Goodness of Mahoney's other articles suitable for gifts. north part of Sherman, with or without new rresion. Appiy 10 vj. wu;, sell regardless of cost New Preston, Conn. band for disposal a large assortment of wag- and creamesy. 4 miles fr(5m Wingdale, N. Y. ons, harness, blankets, etc Private sales -- Frms Milk "WASTED To buy a second hand type- i' m tVottt farm. fTni WAZS up Feed Blue Ribbon daily. Consignments solicited. This is the Feed. makes more milk. is. and horse auc- writer, Postal make preferred. When terms tnd farther particulars Inquire of It ttawiey o.ily guaranteed responsible "Straight" state condition and price of ma- & Co., Stepney, Conn. tion in Connecticut. All horses must be as Cigar does not depend on "Dope" or flavoring. writing or refunded. Clear Havana tobacco, with which chine. Address Box 636, New Milford. Tel. 85-- 5. Also for sale, two colts, full broth represented money my cigars Wanted. TAX COLLBCTOM VtCICB. cao-n- ot a flavor of which Conn. ers, 3 and years om, ooou uriYra anu are filled, ks Itsown, Price iSOO. Raised by T til at ih fVrk" aalno be approached by artificial means. Theso tour- readers. for the pair Tan In SALE CHEAP Oldsraobile C, A. Carlson. collection of tmxm fk last B. F. CANNON, clears are "Straight" name, shape and rOB have customers now for the Prop., .51 50 ing car, with magneto, tn Al condition. , I quality. per box of delivered. SALE-One-h- orse New Haven, Conn. Fully equipped. Address L O, Box 14, COB tread power, nearly for three farms. is for k . in. On all tho etbor k w t P. ma 1 nn Ollft If yours J. MAH0NEY, Mf. Bridgeport, Conn. F nl....n k,v liA fnP It. tho omr or u, r i We also have a sale tn New Portland send me a uayior Bridgeport every LONG HILL. CT. extra flne parlor stove. sleigh. sale, complete descrip- a. m., antll 4 p. m. John P. gwtaa. Wednesday at John Street FOB SAXB 100 bushels ef fln rye and agooaone. canopy vop surrey, n. tion of it at once. Tax Collector. Newtowai. O n. S good cows. C U Hingle, Redding, Ct 11. Dimond, Bethel, Conn. WAITED Immediately on a saw mill job. WAJTriD To buy live hogs and chick- M, COMPETENT young woman of 10 ' someone totaka tbe logging i to mill ens In any quantity, also new milch cow. aror at 5 as Fair-chil- d. TAKE HOTICE My blaoksmltk shop WANTED-iKWOforoneye- flv. R. B. years experience, wishes situation and a rawing of tie to railroad, three mile Beef cattle and fat calves. H. 8. A 1 on Curtiss, n. w - . with security, er before housekeeper and cook. Referena glT-s- from mill Akoul M0 lies, etc Atchison Beavor Brook, Caabury, Cona-T- wiu U"u 14. 1010. to Charles F. Board- - tier J 4, till Monday noon, Denwaby II. January Apply Stepney, Conn. AddroM Vox lit. Kont Coaa. Broinors, Beardaai. Cons. 711. reueri kw, M.y, r.wwwa. visa. 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FiilDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1900.

era The Newtown Bea C. F. Beardsley, Kewtuwn. IHwmtxr 1909. Friday, 24, GENERAL AUCTIONEER, Roxbury What Give. NfcYVTOWN, CONN, to &. HIE CONG It R(i ATION AL CHURCH Busker's ftilitnlion FESTIVAL Also Real Etat For Sale. Tlie ConRrPRittlonal Sunday school I farm Iwuk md imrn.20 art, $tJ0 will hold their ChrlHtmns exm'tines I poultry farm.9 room house, barn, fir-ptn- ir and blacksmith and on Mondny evening, December i7. .Imp paint .hop. Free Offer IIMIO, There will be interesting exerclties by S Parma In Bi'vmmir, Conn,, fund a any In M this time we are all the children and a tree with pres- tlmHiatis niul IwmiIiIi 4mlli from Hlailua. puz- ents for the Utile folks, after which houss, 1 In run and aliudm water In cake end ice cream will be served In hmiM. fio trnrn meadow, fruit, paatura and wood land, over what to give. Let the chapel to all. No. W. zling 2. I farm, 9 room Iiiiuhp. barn, fruit. M ai'rt wood and pasture land! a dandy to make us solve that CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL AT CHRIST (Am all out of Calendars, Pin Cushions, motmy; ivhi. help you problem. ClIUHCH. I farm in tl.VM; a good one' to ralna Key Rings and Thimbles.) children andcr',rlileki'iis. ChrlHt Episcopal church will hold I farm, M ai'iva, t'Mi, stork and tool. Here M are I suggestions: Its Christmas entertainment for the furm. actus, ttm. reader of this who will send me a I farm.HHamtH.t.'iKio. chihlien of the Sunday school In the Any paper, I furm. Ill ai'n-K- . fciwrt. Town hall on 'luesday evening, De- copy of my advertisement in last week's Bee, De- I farm, 4it aw. Hw. Brooches, cember 28. There will be I furm, 40 rim, stuck and tools, 200. Watches, interesting cember 17, and two stamps, will receive I furm. W wn.f m. exercises nnd a tree loaded with lfiirm,L'ill-Sann'.S."- m gifts postage prepaid two booklets.. One is entitled Rings, Tie Pins, for the Sunday school scholars. I furm, 1110 acres, fVmii. I furm, Iihi am1, muadow and pasture on Lockets, Pens, hilltop, fcviw. Andrew Puchala has rented the I farm. loo acrt tine buildings, "A Trust Fund for the Maintenance and Ut mort- Chains, Rosaries Karl (iarlick blacksmith shop at the trout brook. H'M; tXW can l. ft uti ('enrol' and has it and Is now Education of gage. opened Children," I form, l0 aiTOft, Jio.000. Handy Pins, Umbrellas, prepared to do horse shoeing, car,-rla- I furm.ttrai,n'n.iM'.'it. and wagon repairing of ail I furm, HW ftmio. Clocks, By Dr Nathan C. Schaeffer, President of National 1 farm. 03 acre, llOOOean- remain oa bracelets, kinds, all kinds of machine repair murtiruift. Cuff work and plumbing and guarantees Educators Association and Superintendent of Pub- I farm, 150 acres, 'oo. Cut 1 Buttons, Glass, satisfaction in all work left at his farm. I7H awn, IO.mO. lic Instruction of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl- 1 ijoo. 70 meadow: He will be to see furm iw acres, acres flue Diamonds, Silverware, shop. pleased all vania, The other is entitled feldspar mine: onu mile trout brook; good his old customers and others who liuntlnir: mile from school. Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, may need his services at his new I farm lit'i acre. house. 4 barns, t of acres of poach, plum, cherry; will place business, where their work "THRIFT," carry 30 brad cows; Uurdcn's col loot milk at Smoking Sets, Shaving Mugs. will revive prompt attention. Mr the door. I'M Puchala and family have moved into I Hue resilience. 3 acres, V00. 1 flue resilience, 20 acres meadow, 000. the upper part of Egbert A. Brad- By the famous Orison Sweet Marden, and is repub- I Hue residence, 22 acres meadow, V00. ley's house. 1 line residence, 1 acremoadow, 2800. lished from Everybody's Magazine. If you have, 14 Mrs Mary Mallory was taken from I larire boarding house, raoms; on border not the advertisement, send five nt stamps. of fine lake: 20 acres lund. (imoo. her home, last Monday, to the home 1 house, acre land, IIOSO. of Amos Tyrrell at the Falls, v. here These Booklets cost me nothing, and you get them 1 building lot overlooking Taunton 'lake, Gardner & Hall ttOO. Co., she will be cared for this wlntor. for the extra to for acres. nothing except postage pay 1 bu IU1I ii? site, 75 acres, on the most sightly , It is that the New Main reported Eng- mailing, envelope and my extra time and adver- ace in Newtown f15,000. 241 St., DERBY. land Quartz Co. have sold the old 1 bouse. acre land. $450. iron and broken ut theli tising. If after reading and thinking, you do not 6 farms In Mllford, Conn, machinery 5 farms! n Brlike water. burnt riant at 'be Falls to the agree with these great men, its not my fault 1 farm 260 acres In Redding, (18,000. Waterbury Scrap Iron Co. Such famous men as Andrew Carnegie and 6 houses on Newtown Street. Mr and Mrs Walter Booth spent .' House, 27 'acres good land for t700 cash. Max 0'Kell agree with these writers, and I firmly Seven room water In last Tuesday in house, barn, spring "Vaterbury doing and believe that man and house, Urge stream water In rear, 75 acres Christmas shopping. honestly every good land, one mile Irom station, creamery, Mrs Egbert A. Bradley left, last woman who love their flag (the American of church, 10 minutes from school. $2000. $1009 weeks' can remain on mortgage. week, for a few stay in New course) and their family, will agree with them. Keren room house, barn, 28. acres fine land, York with friends. one mile These booklets are full of Truth, Facts and learn- all kinds of fruit, from trolley, Ira Booth sold to R. Bernhardt, church. It minutes walk from school, 43600. 64 acres ing.. Do It Now Before You Forget. Write $1080 can remain on mortgage. last week, of land which Hill property, house with rnnning was formerly a part of CapUin water.Sacrosland, mill 50x25, t Doors sad Foot bins and elevator for '.'lutrles Thomas' farm, also a tiact of basement, handllig Holiday ; 27 In. turbine wheel under 12 feet bead, grain eight acres former-.- owned by Col D..lll. ,.1 on . Hodge ano 15 acres of woodland. bam 24x36: posts; blacksmith and Mr and Mrs L. P. Boyson, who DainbshoD: 1 mile from village and station: 5 a havo Mrs minutes from school; live man can lived with David Barnes, have all he can do and pay tor it in two years; wear. moved to where 500; $1200 can remain on mortgage. Bridgeport, they Louis price will Busker, Nice 25 acres '500 make their home. house, barn. land. William A. Minor killed cords of wood, timber, fruit;. $1500; $500 can twospring on for Miss Emma last remain mortgage. porkers Beers, 160 acre farm In Redding, near Mark Monday, which tipped the scales at Conn. Twain, fine house and building, $12,Mt, between 350 and 400 pounds. They Newtown, 100 acre farm, bouse, no ban, $200C. were dandies. 1 farm, 60 acres, 11 room house, water Our large line of Footwear contains In house and barn, all kinds tw Mr and Mrs C. A. Evitts, who lived fruit, 5. B. Cut out this adv. and save it. Are oil miles from Bethel trolley. $6500. useful and sensible for in Mrs A. H. Whitney's house, have yon Beautiful building site, 70 acres rilore many gifts moved to where Mr or less, large barn, could not bo built Bridgeport, for $3000. Price $7500. Evitts has taken a position. 1 farm 115 acres, house, barn, on hill, Nicholas Ogden has a new five extended vljw. overlooking Housatonle horse for river, cords of wood carry 10 head) power gasoline engine of cattle. $3000. power on his farm. House, barn, 16 acres, $1800. Men's Slippers, 85c to $2.50 The Bee representative was kindly House, 6 rooms, 10 acres land, $1600. per pair entertained at dinner, last Monday, $600 can remain on mortgage. Women's Slippers, 50c " 2.50 " " Farm, 84 acres, house, bant, $1800. at toe home of Mr and Mrs Carl Six room house, barn, I acres land; Children's Slippers, 50c " 1.50 " " Puchala. , $2000. O. to Christmas 1 95 41 Rev J. Emmerson was called fine farm, acres, good bouse and barn Women's Warm Lined Sh 11-- 2 $1.25" 1.50 " New Hampshire, last Monday, by the mile from church and school and Men's village of Sandy Hook; $3600. Warm Arctics, 1.50 " 3.00 " " severe inness of his aged father. 1 House and Barn, 14 acresiland on mnai Women's Warm " " John S. Terrill, who has recently road. 4 mile from school and church. File Arctics, 1.50 2.00 " moved into the Fred Terrell place at $1200. 1 House and Barn. 8 acres 1 1- mil Children's Warm " " has been i land. Arctics, 1.25 1.50 Roxbury Falls, very busy, Buyers from and school on this corn in church main road, a bar Men's Felt Boots, " fall, picking ior people gain aim 2.75 3.75 " this locality. In 17 days he picked 44 Will Find A Line of Useful Still Another-W- ho Has Got the Boys' " 2.00 " 2.25 44 501 stacks for Frank H. Pierce, there Big Sand. rubber ,4 4t 44 being about 750 bushels of corn. An- Presents at Our Store. Boys' high boots, 2.75 3.50 other contract he had was for Fred Fin house, veranda, fhm 41 49 Men's high Tan Storm Shi 3.50 5.00 44 44 C. Robinson, where he picked 300 acres, $ cows, poultry, fanrniag tools. stacks. mnoft to gooa maraec; suet. " " " " 44 44 $1 acres fins Boys' 3.50 A number of the friends of Mrs Mouse, barn, land; $H. Skates for the Boys and Girls. Farm, house and barn, 106 acres of 'Hand, George W. Hurlburt gave her a plea ' 1500; two miles from railroad station. at home on in all sizes. Warm trimmed sant surprise her Satur Exprescs Wagons House, barn. 45 acres land, never falling leggins, fur slippers, infants soft December occa- of water near 3 40 day evening, 18, the' Po ket Knives and Scissors, , stream house, cows, fowls, soled shoes sion ner farming tools, all for 12200. and all kinds of good shoes for the whole being birthday anniversary, farm is owned Mr William E. dur- Sets, Thermometers, This by Damm, The game of whish was enjoyed Carving who ha made a great success at farming with family. 11 ing the evening, after which re Decorated China Dinner Sets and odd pieces. a family of boys, the oldest 9 years. You freshments were served. The even ought to hear them, as the whole Damm fam- ily has the whooping cough, except his mother-in-- ing was a very enjoyable one for all. law, who is too Damm mean to have it. F. C. Robinson, although busy Big line of warm Gloves and Mittens for boys and girls. The doctor advises him to sell and get nearer with carpenter work, Is prepared to the North Pole. Here is your chance. lake contracts for all who wish to Nice warm Stable and Out Door Blankets. Here Is the Best One Yet HUBBELL BROS., convert their wood piles into stove House, large barn, 30 acres laud, 1 mile from lengths and for cutting up their Farm and village, church, school and railroad station; DERBY, CONN. corn stalks with bis and out- Machinery well watered; fine quince and apple orchard, engine of 4 extra nice young cows, 00 fit. He guarantees to do the work All Kinds Hardware. 1 horse 150 promptly and do it right. 40 fowls, 30 3 wagons 100 3 set single harness, 25 1 set double harness 30 Sherman. The Farmers Store. 8 tons hay 160 Store Until 2 acres corn stalks 30 Open Every Evening Christmas. "- 150 bushels ears corn 50 briefly- noted All farming tools on place, 25 The Christmas tree and exercises by the children will be held on Friday even- ing at the church. All'for $2600 CASH. Mrs H. B. Stephens and sister of Pat- DIAHONDS D. B. Several otherslnot terson. N. Y., were at Mallory's advertised. Our assortment of and returned home on that stormy Mon- Holiday Diamond Gifts is a very large one, and we desire once of last week. BL Water, Water, Water. more to call attention to this exclusive low day D. your and our gift very prices. Spring Valley Grange of Sherman is From the best neverif aillns mineral snrinff to GLASS, give the program at Wemanesa in Connecticut and located near city and "At the sign of the chimes." Diamond Gifts. Grange in Giylordsville. the first Friday ready sale for all you can furnish. Building, evening in January, when the third and Shelton, Conn. pumps and everything ready to start busi- 00 fourth will on A ta?!f Stonl $l!l?on$- RlD? !l0 10 - Tw and Three Stone Rings, $30.00 to degrees also be worked ness. fortune for a live man. no dead one J90.00 to 822.00. Diamond and a class ot six. need apply. In connection is house, SM0, s Fancy Stone to Diamond Brooc-he- 6.00 to 1.500 00 Diamond Scarf Pins, 2.50 to 225.00. Diamond Li Mrs James Stuart has nearly re- 4 fire places, large barn, sheds, htn houses, covered from a severe cold which kept 73 acres land. her housed for several weeks. Allfor$4500,'$2000canTemain on mortgage J. N. visited the school in the Get Stuart Busy! 1 residence, 1 barn. 1 acre land, chicken First District, last wee. That school house and other on Main has a Christmas tree on Miss Investments. buildings street, Friday. Buy This Farm and It Weodbury, Conn. G. W. Fairchild & Hyland of Long Mountain is the teacher. Keep Busy. Sons., Inc., Miss Helen Hungerford has lately had W e for sale a few shares Is A Money Maker ! Good Hen Farm. a telephone placed in her house. Num- otter Jewelers, Opticians Importers, Retailers, 207-1- 5 ber 5. of stock ot a good standing com Farm of 140 acres, located in House, acres land. mile from'Jvlllage I church and a 800.00, Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. Miss Ruth Rogers and her mother pany doing business in Bridge a fine section, and one of those school, bargain, visited in week. I Know Nice 7 room 2 Pawling, last This is a rare opportun- that about. Near river, which house, barn, on hilltop, miles There were 14 took tea with Mrs Will port. makes it excellent milk farm; you know from trolley, 28 acres land. Boerum. last Friday, and $2.60 was con- ity for large returns for the it takes water to make milk. 90 acres 60 bu. oats 25.00 tributed to the King's Daughters for small amount invested. tillable, 60 acres pasture and wood, 100 5 tons hay 750O their use at Christmas time. We invite Japan plums in bearing, 100 currants 3 acres corn stalks 45 00 VV. B. Hungerford put in. water buck- inspection. in bearing, 50 apple trees in bearing, 2 old cows 75.00 ets for cattle, last week, in, the barn of house, barn 40x50, cow barn 30x 1 pair horses 200.00 Mr Watliley in Macedonia. The E. J. Orton Co., 72, barn 35x50, new corn house 20x20, 20 ducks, 16.00 Those who have charge of the contri- hen house, 2 pig pens, 100 ton silo. One sow and 10 pigs, 40.00 bution envelopes for the church will 1 7 h. p. gasoline engine and Six shoats, 60.00 distribute them tnis week, for use dur- Meigs Bldg., truck. ms.iin 1 young sow, 12.00 1 42 1 horse ing the coming year. Conn. ensilage cutter, ft elevator, 125.00 mowing machine, 40.00 Aiex rerguson nas put an addition on Bridgeport, 1 buzz saw, 25.00 1 horse cart, 5.00 his barn and purchased a new pump for 2 wood sleds, 15.00 1 wagon, 15.00 securing water tor nis stock. 2 road scrapers, 15 00 1 cart, 15.00 C. H. Hawes has ss fine a flock of 1 mowing machine, 25!oo 1 team wagon, 30.00 sheep as one would wish to see. 1 horse rake, 10.00 1 set double team harness, 20.00 A pleasant entertainment to occupy a 1 Internal manure spreader, 12500 2 sets single harness, 12.00 part of these long winter eveninps, is 1 Evans potato planter, 65.00 3 harrows, 15.00 tne music on one or Mr Edison s phono Bridgwater. 1 four row potato sprayer, 65.00 2 cultivators, 6.00 grgaphs. procured from some of the 1 spring disc harrow, 40.00 1 side hill plow, 6.00 finest singers and players. No need to 1 steel tooth harrow, 10.00 All other tools, 16.00 leave home to attend a fine concert F. 1 fertilizer sower, 35.00 E. Soule sells them. 1 8 foot steel road roller, 25.00 $721.00 1 De All for $3,600. Mrs William C. Graham and children Laval separator, 75.00 4 plows, - 25.00 Ideal summer home: have been spending a few days in Brook- 2 Nice house, barn, Bantam. lyn, N. T., the guests of Mr Graham's cultivators, 10.00 larpe pond ard water power; 60 acres 1 Birdsall lumber wagon, 35.00 11 Te Church Pneumatic sister, Mrs D. Warren. 1 land, acre? same wooi: 150 appla Water Systems Democrat, 25.00 trees, other fruit; 2 miles from NEWS IN BRIEF. 2 buggies, 1 buckboard, 20.00 to a for station; 1 one horse quick buyer cash, $2800. Are a success and residence is without one Lord cart, 6.00 your country not complete Miss May visited this place Large lot of tools, 25.00 This Is a Corker. it iiwj ior catalogue ana lull infoimativn. again and conducted services in the Fine 14 room house, steam heat, gas 2 sets of double harness, 2 sets Methodist church on Tuesday night, and ranges and all other modern improve- single harness, 30.00 1lnnlfft it ml ni tfawm . ae also on Wednesday night ments, barn. 3 acres land, more or less. 12 fine cows, 600.00 location, nfw 11 Mom 2 fire Artesian con- Lous, plan. Wells Drilled. Kev Mr wuiiams, pastor or the all kinds of fruit, located in thriving 7 two year old heifers, 100.00 nituses. corn crm wuhftbutthri gregational church of Milton, preached town, three minutes from trolley and 1 Holstein bull, 60.00 of corn on tin nr 2 line cows, t liorw, 75 in the Baptist church, Sunday morn- railroad station, $5,500. 4 work horses, 250.00 fowl i y es. will l h(y. 12 Un Uty i ,arn. ing. Farm, bouse, 12 rooms, barn, other 3 Chester White brood eows, 60.00 l&nrt field nf n rn mmi a.... ia --..i T. V. I STEPHEN B. CHURCH, The W. C held a social at the buildings, 100 acres land, 50 fowls, 3 1 Chester White Boar, 18.00 iii ovi If nrtK crrlai. 2 wagon.S slplghs. home of Mrs L. Bisselh last week Thurs cows. 2 pigs, 2 horses, steam engine and 2 fat hogs, 30.00 Engineer and Contractor for Coirpletc Water Supply Outfits, day evening. saw, all farming tools and a milk route 2 shoats, 1 00 BEA EDSLE Y. Newtown. Coim. a v. hou was tne guest or mends that clears $10 per week for three hours' 2,000 cords of wood, S00 tics. Seymour, Conn., and 6'6 Mass. here the past week. work each day. All for $4,200. $1500 WANTED. High St., Boston, Miss ellie scott visited mends in can remain on mortgage. Will ex- Tf Tnn havrn't. mt It A tnn - week. 12,021.00 Connection. Bridgeport, last change for good city property. Charles All for 17000. ein jlllaMe li rid U'llibli- - fi r fiul't Telephone An entertainment was given br W. 8. F. Conn. f No gnt. Beardsley, Newtown, C, F. Beardsley, Now town. a fancy price. Chailcs V. Beaidsley, Rogers In the ball, last Friday night i. - town. Conn. TUB WWTOWM BRE. FRIDAY! DECEMBER 50. It. SS LINONINE HOWLAND'S YOUR Seed al Street, Fairfield1 , Cumi Stfwt MONEY The Flax EiktiCM If Atmh Emulsion. Will Buy More and Better Xmas Gifts if u ntmnst In , food medicine. ru.nnn, Vnni hs vain of a Flai Seed poultice of the power of Flai At Buechler's. bua rin of the treat funda The Christmas mental truthe ft medicine le that: Tli f I ft Mwirtmi'iit In eomiilotft-- all Flax Seed contains large amount ui lor Xmt ere here end stocks i food precious vegetable albumen wblcb are not lirokcn by the rush aui U) fflrarv In all wast cum Utt r. TIiIh makes It in oppor- noaaauia .iiafioi tune time NOW for ou to trad ad4 Ing diseases and particularly lo Store TlllKOOUlly, coughs, "colds," bronchitis and con- sumption. If physicians can trust Diamonds, Watches, Llnonlne for theae aliments, what Jewelry. further evidence can you want? IS FULLY READY. A blir assortment of Silver Toilet Manicuring How, fliavlnir Het. Tea From SDortmen's Corner in the basement, with its neat Hon, 'Cut ilK. Umbrella, Cluck, ert Jewel BoiBi. Silver Mesh Hags, etc collection ot skates and sleds and such, up to Toyland on the fourth floor with its complete little "world of delight for M.J. Buechler's young folks, the Christmas store is ready. It welcome for In the The Reliable Jeweler holds a bright you. every part W. C. is to be seen. The that are up- 48 Fairfield Ave., Kmc Middle St., JUSTICE TUTTLE, holiday spirit plainly things most in each Efticient' Tax Collector. permost in folks mind are prominent part of Bridgeport Woodbury's the store. - Here are books a whole storeful of them. Every sort The Newtown Bee Woodbury. from little amusing ones for the smallest member of the fam- 1909. A GREAT RECORD IN TAX COLLECT- to fine the Newtown, Friday, December 24, ING. ily illustrated books and special sets for student Perhaps one of the most efficient tax and the book-love- r. Silver collcolorH In all Connecticut in right over In Woodbury. W. M. Tuttle. The Here are handkerchiefs enough to carpet tne river mea- New Fairfield vvoonMury town tax uue on rnovemoer I was 113,3.12.1ft and on December 10 dow with a beautiful Umbrellas of or snowy covering. beauty Mesh STEALING TRAPS. Mr Tuttle had collected $13,008.00. Bag practically all but MOO. Such an official as well as service. cut glass and beautiful dinner Is Sparkling One of the trappers who has been a prize and no m intake. sets. so successful In catching fur bearing animals, this winter, In this vicinity, There are some handsome tur coats, made on good had several stolen. Redding. truly Come and See the Latest has traps and comfortable models and warm as toast, even AT CHRIST CHURCH. fitting A party of about 10 people from though wintry winds blow nipping cold over the hills. this place will go to Florida soon to The members of Christ church are to come both and Small hrs these tor the woman who a cloth coat Bread Mixer! spend a few weeks. requested morning too; prefers Arthur R. Joyce has bought 50 afternoon on Friday to decorate the bu likes warmth of a muff and of a scarf. of Hanford Wanzer of church for some acres of land Christmas, bringing Well cannot be told of We return your money if you Albany, N. Y., It being the south evergreen with them if possible. AndTovlandl Toyland just Homer On Christmas after & trial. part of the farm occupied by day, Saturday, there here. It is a that is alive with and plea- are not satisfied, will be celebration of the Com- spot fairly delight L. Wanzer. Holy is With Ernest Stevens working at munion In the church at 11.10 sharp. sure; a delight that easily transferred to your own home. Winslow Skates, the best qual the saw and Edwin and Theodore All are urged to be present on this Will not come and see it? Will you be sure to the Norrls Han one of the three great days of obli- you made. Chase logging mill, count the store as home when are in the We are ity r . is making things lively at his timber gation. you city? Sleds of all On the service will be at kmas, luuves, job on squantz rpna mountain. Sunday readv to care tor your parcels; mere is a cosy rest room Scissors, Razors, etc.: All suit- Ahmit an of the friends of Mr and 10.30 a. nt. Next Inno- where take ease if shopping becomes tem- able to give pleasure to some one Mrs Arthur Chase gave them a sur Tuesday being Holy you may your school Christ- lunch-roo- m sell on tu cent's day, the Sunday and there is a first rate in the tnrni, Christmas i ahaii at Christmas. prise party rriuay nignt mas tree will be held In the porarily tiresome; Silver Mesh Baca at each. Lat- to tha fifth anniversary of their Ridge $1.98 nail 7.30 in the Parents Easement where good food is served at fair prices. All the est atyle, 4ft inches long, 4 inches deep, Charles Gorham and Ar at evening. marriage. and friends are Invited to come with thur Chase supplied tne music iui food served there is appetizing, most of it cooked right in 14-in- chain. The the scholars. ble ailk lininf , with The & the dancers. the store. entire tar and cnain are maoe or sona Hardware, has sold his German with a thick ailTer Edward Jennings Silver, n West. Center district and CARES. . one these will vinnu the HOUSEHOLD platlnf Ertry of ban Co., Woods be Mid with the distinct understand-in- r Supply a tract of woodland In Short the will be refunded Carlson of Patterson, jn. u Tax the Women of Newtown the that money 1215 Main to John If it can be duplicated by any jeweler St., Tko nonr mail rurrler on Route 54 Same as Elsewhere. or department etore for less than 13.60. with the people on 19c. extra. Send is very popular The Howland Goods Mail order filled Bridgeport, Conn., iue man Hard to attend to household duties Dry. cash or order. "No checks." the route. His delivering money nn hour earlier than his predecessor With a constantly aching back. A woman should not have a bad A. KEENE Is CHARLES appreciated. back. DiaaiMda, Walshes, Jewelry. Professional Cards. A. H. Cnase DUtcnereu iivo ys, Company, And wouldn't if ISO BROADWAY, NEW YORE on which weighed 1536 she the kidneys Saturday, were well. Mrs. James Gordon, pounds. ,. Bridgeport, Connecticut. are on me ui Doan's Kidney Pills make well Open Evening's Until Christmas. The authorities irn Piano, Mandolin, who dynamited Bearse's kidneys. Teacher Violin, parties Newtown women should Dront by pond. Class Lessons, Ensemble. the following experience. INSURE YOUR WATCH. and Memorial Work. Mrs Clara. Windhovel. 495 North Cemetery NEWTOWN. CONNECTION Lyon's Plains. Ave., Bridgeport, Ct., says: "I have used Doan s Kidney fins on ana on & fnr rears and cannot SDeak too HH .Hughes Chapman W. J. BEECHER, EMMANUEL CHURCH NOTES..!, Sa.ves Your Successor to ChaS. 9. Hcghs. strongly in their favor. I was Attorney-at-La- The tree for the rhristmas Sunday bothered almost constantly by dis FOB f 1.59. I will Watch in per- - FOR 33.00 1 will put your watch-- ' to 26 Sanford be PlflM put Rooms 25 and Bdlg, school of Emmanuel' church will ordered kidneys and sometimes i r fect order and insure it foroneyear Plan perfect order and Insure it for on Bridgeport held In the basement of tne cnurcn had such severe backaches that I A against stopping and breaking of year against stopping and breaking; in mien on rt B of and if acci- Affljia v.vtnvn Saturday on rve at 7.30 o'clock. All The springs. springs, damaged by from 8 a. m., to 3.30 p. m. Chrislmas could not get around. kidney dent will make all necessary re- the scholars with parents and friends secretions were irregular in passage pairs free of charge. to attend. mucn M. are requested and caused me annoyance. h J. Gale, D., nn Christmas dav there will be a When T heard of Doan's Kidney Pills Communion Office In the David Beers Residence, celebration of the Holy I was led to give them a trial. They W. F. STANTON, in the church at 8 a. m. Tnis is a to be effective ana aur-in- c Jeweler, , 3 to 2 and 1 proved very Office hours: 8 to a. m., of obligation so everyone is the Dast two years I have no fur IO s v- - day 1229 Main St., 0pp. Gold St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN urged to be present. ther need of kidney remedy." at On Sunday theservice will be For sale by all dealers, trice ou 20 Years With E. W. Button & Co. Dr. Waltek H. Kieknan, 2.30 p. m. cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buffalo, sole tor tne united PHYSICIAN AlfD SURGEON, New York, agent Dealers Sandy ook, .Conn States. Manufacturers of and 1 Weston. Office Hours: I to 9 a. m., 1 to 2, and Remember the name Doan s The Highest Grade of Cemetery to 8 p. m. Telephone: 18. and take no other, Just Listed. Work from GRANGE OFFICERS. DENTAL PARLORS. An $18,000 farm for J6000. The former owner of this property (who elected the Granite and Marble. and reliable Norfleld Grange has For a mild easy action of the bowels, a city man) paid $12,000 for It and afterwards laid out $6000 in improvements Expert dentistry, painless officers for the coming a single dose or uoan s tteguieis is He, like many others who come from the city, "Bit off more than he could Most modern and sclentlflo appliances following cures habitual con was to the and later he on a second Office and Salesroom: vear: Clarence Shipman; enoueh. Treatment chew," and obliged mortgage farm, put used for painless operations. Master, stipation. 25c a box. Ask your drug mortgage ana finally a third, and then death overtook him, then a foreclosure) .300 Stratford Ct. 3 Ave., Bridgeport, DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, Overseer, A. C Bradley; lecturer, gist lor tnem. by the mortgagee and now it has come into my hands to sell at of its coat 154 Conn Ed- and less 1- its real value. 120 acres of about 70 of which ar Branch office, Main St.. Dantmry, Dentist. Office In Postofflce Mrs Horace Hurlbutt; steward, than land, Surgeon Conn. Har- smooth and tillable, balance in wood and pasture. Excellent houses Block, New Mllford. gar B. Perry; assistant steward, which sets well back from the road and is nicelyshaded with grand maples old Rev D. Moses; and two barns with water to both from a never-faili- ng Burritt; chaplain, Made Miserable stately elms; large piped treasurer, Stephen Waterbury; Women as Well as Men are spring on the farm; nice large apple orchard. This property is located J S. BATES, Piano Tuning. only one-ha- lf mile from village and station; on high ground and in splendid secretary, Harry Waterbury; Gate Max A. Orass, well known piano tuner anil Bladder Trouble. neighborhood. If you are looking for a farm wmcn is prouuetive, easily - Samuel Ceres, by Kidney and of them and wish to a Monumental &Building Work of Bridgeport, Conn., formerly of Stein- Keeper, Waterbury; worked, nice buildings pleaty get downright p. c irfcrr M T and successor Mrs A. C Bradley; Pomona, Mrs D. bargain, drive with me to see this property and if you mean business yo and Carving Done by Pneu will be to ViAnatr rnllMe TirPVS UTlOtl the mind. will buy it. Part can remain on mortgage. Lettering of late Fred Beyer, pleased Moses; Flora, Mrs F. Banks; lady J I , iuii-hb- muu; r matic Tools. vmu. Lock-woo- d; attend to your pwnu assistant steward, Miss Ethel discouragesandlessensambition; beauty, may be left at The Bee office, Newtown. nnA tiaf.rfiii. STANLEY BOTSFORD, 'Cleaning land Monuments and Will be In Newtown every month. pianist, Mrs Frank Bennett. ' Headstones. Bridgeport address. 438 West Avenue. ness soon disappear THE LOW COMMISSION MAN, Stepney, Conn 42 Water St., Norwalk.Ct. when the kidneys are out of order or dis- el Dr R E. Judson, Miss Ethel Salmon is home from eased. college to spend the holir has DENTIST, Alleghany Kidney trouble M. G. KEANE'S days- - become so prevalent 57 Center Bethel, Conn. Lockwood and Miss in Time St, "Miss Maude that it is not uncom- A Stitch Monumental Florence Banks are home from their mon for a child to be DR.S. E. ALLEN, school duties in Norwalk for the born afflicted with Works, holidav vacation. weak kidneys. If the Saves Nine. will believe but it is hard CHATTEETOWN. CONN. I have Everyone that, Mr and Mrs Howard Beers too if the urine scalds Route 15. Depot.tConn child urinates often, to some it is to have car over- dousatonic Ave., Bridgeport. P.O. Address: Stepney rented their former residence here child reaches an convince that cheaper your Treatment. Speci- the flesh, or if, when the Administer of Massage on Good Hill to John Smith, who chnnlrl he able the next when is in demand. alist in treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, r,a it to control hauled now than summer it large this week. bed-we- heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. will move his family there it is afflicted with t- treatment. entertained a passage, yet Remember we do eveything in the line of repairs and Medicine furnished for this Mrs John Morton u, uccauw min- Terms reasonable. ConsultallonHree N. J., last ting, aepenaupon C. H. friend from Bayonne, is kidney trouble, and the first would be pleased to give estimates. Bassett, week. ority of step should be towards the treatment Mrs Fitch is recovering At C H. Gay's Old stand. Alexander Noe, Ephriam these important organs. This unpleasant from an attack of asthma. trouble is due to a diseased condition of Norfield school held Veterinary Dentist, The Sunday the kidneys and bladder and not to a Hook its Christmas concert and entertain- Sandy Garage, Ansonia.'Ct. habit as most people suppose, Hook. Ct. P. 0. Box 164, ment on Wednesday evening. wnmon o.topII as men are made miser Sandv , , Carriage Mail orders'promptly attended'to. Rowland Brothers have moved and bladder trouble, .". . wr r u t . . , nt 1 .J T 1 1 n T SI tract able with kidney Agency lor ivnoi; . n. r. ana maimers, ana Kocmora uasoune their steam saw mill to a large both need, tne same Pover- and gretu icuicuy. Painting Dr of wood land in Redding neaf The mild and the immediate effect of Battam, ty Hollow. Swarao-Ro- ot is scon reaiizea. it is soia A SPECIALTY. officers and committees DENTIST, The new by druggists, in fcfty- - Norfield Christain Endeavor one-doll- ar , Black-Bmlthln- g, for the cent and Carriage and Wagon Keaairing-- Niw Munxd. Bam Strut. society for the coming six months size bottles. You may Horseshoeing. C. Telephone ii--i. are: President, Mrs H. Hurlbutt; have a sample bottle 185 185 Rev D. record- Oscar Pitzschler '& Son, vice president, Moses; by mail free, also a Main Street. Main Street. ing secretary, Miss Anna Banks; telling all Barbers and Hairdressers, Miss pamphlet corresponding secretary, Myra auuub w n -- , ..u.. r . Loyins NEWTOWN, JSANDY'HOOK. Burritt; treasurer, Mrs D. Moses; including many of the thousands of testi- lookout com- fetters received sufferers Fashionable for Ladies' Outer Garments L. Newtown shop open everyday. SandyjHook pianist, Mrs Scofield; monial from Danbury's Shop Goldenburg. open every week day. Mrs F. social, Mrs C. Swamp-Roo- t to be the shop mittee, BanKs; Who found just , first class work. D. Only H. Scofield; missionary, Rev remedy needed. In writing Dr. Kilmer POOL TABLE. sure and FOR SALE. Moses; music, Willis Banks; flower, & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., be Mrs L. A. Meade. mention this paper. Don't make any .., Ladies' and mistake, but remember the name, Dr. GREAT CHRISTMAS SALE! General Repairing. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and the address, Gentlemen's Suits, Terms Easton. Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. Bicycles Guns, Revolvers. Etc. FURS-Co- ats $45 to $300. Muffs $5 to $100. Scarfs 5 New and second hail, for inspect- Cash. to Children's ion. Call and see them a any shop. JOHN W. BOOTH AT CHRliTcHURCH. $100. Sets $3.75 to $250. sets, $1.50 to $25. Steam Epis-sopa- and Dyeing and Clein. Box 564. New Mllford. Conn. At Christ church, Protestant l, Learn Automobile TAILORED WAISTS-$-1, 1.25, 1.50 $2 for 69c there will be a celebration of SUk and Net Waists, 1- -3 off Regular Price. t Engineering. shcu-- ad- 1- Cannon's Bonding, the Holy Communion and a We can positively tearh yon Tailored Snits -3 off Regular Price. P. dress on Christmas day morning at wieh our working models of engine, maimeto Next to Bn Mo. Send tor instructive amph-le- U and Ball Dresses. that's Dr E. S. Todd, 9.30 o'clock sharp. All communi- and carburetor. Evening Everything new, Chiffon, Newtown, , Com. endeavor to be present etc All of VETERINARY 5UR0E0N, cants should Satin Liberty, Muslin, Silk, copies imported models. I itATttirioff A Specialty, f on this great feast and day of Dyke's School of Motoring, New Milford, Conn. . BETHEL. CONN. 12 THE NKWTOWK BRE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 190t.

Newtown Bea The SMITH-MURRA- Newtown, Friday, Pecemtr , 1901. FREE! FREE! THE Y CO.. Christmas Ctfts. Bethel. nuwtoirueruurClirUtmM prtmtg S. "MAI flee. H t vurjmMj. Hlmvly buf .. T, JTV rflfBAOrMl fcjir-TJT- 1 1 1 IIn BOY IN NORTH DA- OZONE A BETHEL Soap, KOTA. OZONE Starch and THIS DAY The town of Cando, N. D., hrm Just OZONE Porter dedicated a 125,000 high School Elmer Judd, a nat- Kri'iil rur vruettr (at A va tuck-lu'i- ). Must settle the What better solu- buthlinR, Taylor Tlit-r- In k vu tfe'h absorbing gift question. of Judd, liitlu nui ive of Hethel.son llcnry Clay Htv them of 's to Hoard of ii'kai. uid bring them tion than some magetic offerings, be read as U chairman of the School lu our premium mora iud tn'hkiitf Cando. lie la a weekly reader of the iliciii for mil utoful pro.-- representing a myriad more, covering every shade and pos- Bee and a citi- Newtown progressive You ran furnUb home of Her- iltmwt your sible phrase the most exacting demand? zen. We quote from the Cando with Oxmie ttrrmlunit. W btvv nun-d- ri ald a few fui'ts relative to the new of trUi'lim to triad from. wxMiihie our school building: One of the most Coma ul thorn, (in while and colors, border and corner come Urt llliiirU'cjolloKUi eouialulntf prominent events tbut has ever Urn of pmtiluiiM. Handkerchiefs. effects. If you are not acquainted before the people of ti ls community with Amriswyl embroidery, do not was the dedication of the new $25,-00- 0 Marvelous Assortment I ' hesitate to come in and see them. high school building, last Tues- Economical Prices Your choice of these exquisite Hand- A MAN'S day evening. The entire population Fairchild & Shelton kerchiefs, 25c each. 5fe All Linen Lace of the town anu surrounding country Ladles' Cross Bar Handkerchiefs Ladies' trimmed the Co., Handkerchiefs was well represented and large at 3c and 5c each. at 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 crowded to each. CHRISTMAS. 3$S auditorium was its capa- Bridgeport, Coon. Lndies' Pure Linen Cross Bar Is one of the finest Ladles Extra Fine Hemstitched city. The building 12 l-- one Handkerchiefs at end 25c All Linen Inltian HandKer pieces of modern architecture and each. Pure can well be with beautiful embroidered which the city of Cando LUadles' Lace Trimmed Cross Bar chiefs, We cater to "HIMS." Perhaps our sug- few towns much wreath around the Inltian, three of only proud of. Very 12 l-- Is he will muke extensive altera' Handkerchiefs at and 25c each of two embroidered to him he larger than this has its equal. It Spring each. styles oi gestions will aid you get just what and will stand tioiiH on the Iioiihu and Kroutultf. initial to the box. well built throughout Jiiiiiim li. KixHiim ami family, who have Ladles Hemstitched Cotton Hand' monument to education in this Hold Extra for Box of Six Hand needs and what will please him. as a JiiHt tholr place In Jockey Hollow, kerchiefs at 3c and 5c each. Special just to come. The board haB a ro packing up tholr houHuholtl goods kerchiefs 75c, Value $1.00. city for years to Ladles' AH Pure Linen Hemstitch' In furnishing the and expect to soon go to California Ladies' Silk Embroidered Hand- spared nothing make their homo there for thn present, ed Handkerchiefs at 5c, 8 c, 10c, Overcoats, Suits, Furnishings, Hats or shoes with all the latest and William K. Nichols of Decrllidd haa a kerchiefs, real Belgium novelties, building 12 c, 20c, 25c, 37 c, 60c that are used In nice milk wagon for his milk route, pur- each, embroidered on White, also pretty Men or all and equipments & 3, 4, 2 and 1 Inch hems. for Boys, fairly rightly priced. the mind of the of chased of Kyan Heolcy of Bridgeport effective designs of white and ecru. training youth William N. 8mlth of Derby was the Ladies' Fancy Figured Mercerized to-da- y. and chemical Value $1.00 to $1.50 each. SPECIAL Its physical guest, last week, of Mr and Mrs William Handkerchiefs at 5c and 10c each. K. Nichols of Denrflriil. at 75c each. laboratories are beyond the average Ladies' Colored Border Handker are to be found In of our Harry Hawkins of Hull's Farms has Ladies' Hemstitched China Silk that many been quite ill with the asthma at his chiefs, 5c each. state institutions. The department of home. Handkerchiefs, at 15c each. Ladies' Fancy Four corner wand' manual training has been provided Mrs Snreno King, Mrs W. E. Nichols (Left Aisle, Center.) Deer-nel- kerchiefs at 5c and 8c value CLOTHING with all tahe tools and paraphernalia and Mrs Frederick Burker, Jr.. of each, HUB HOUSE, were all very pleasantly enter- 10c and 12 c. could be procured. The depart tea home Mrs Levi that tained at at the of Best in low-pric- Hand- Burr on Burr last weok Thurs- values 92v Main Cor Ct. ment of domestic science is complete Street, kerchiefs we have offered to St., Bank, Bridgeport, in cverv wav. belne lurnlshed with day afternoon. that Kills Robertson of Burr Street had Christmas shoppers for years. nil thn articles that are used in the to lose his Neckwear. the mlHfortune, last week, Fine Hemstitched and Scalloped line and the latest types of faithful horse. "Gip." culinary Edge Swiss Embroidered Handker- In Boxes. machines, its Dr I. DoVer Warner of Bridgeport Put up pretty Holiday sewing seating piam has purchased Jonas B. Kissam's place chiefs, value 19c to 25c each. SPEC- A wonderful .collection in la thA hpst. that, mrmpv could buy and on many the Hill and it is reported that Mr IAL 12 l-- 2c is Warner will use the Kissam house for each. kinds for women wno are smart Its sanitary system unequaled. Spe Cross Bar is due his farmer and will erect on the lot Just and plain effects with dressers and who love these dainty cial credit Superintendent north of the Kissam which embroidered who has been on property, dainty figures that neck dressing that you find here in Tewell, constantly he purchased of the estate or Charles in between the also the entire course B. a few weeks ago, a handsome mingle bars, variety and style. the grounds during Bradley, beautiful colored of construction and watched every and roomy bungalow for a summer resi- designs. Excep- Pretty Maline Bows, made up in dence tional values 12 l-- 2c each. Bridgeport minor detail in the work of fitting it at four pretty styles and all the desir- Edward P. Morehouse has a new team All Pure Linen Em- able 25c each. Several for most work there is horse, of J. M. Chaffee of Amriswryl colors, styles the important purchased broidered Handkerchiefs, with hem of Silk Bows one in a in In the world y, the training of Bridgeport. box, pretty Business College Miss Luella Wade wlli spend Christ- stitched borders and pretty floral de- colors, 25c each. thA human mind. His untiring ef mas In Bridgeport, the guest of Mrs R. & CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. his have been Baremore. signs embroidered in the corner, All colors in three styles of pretty forts and supervision Robert l-- most factors In its Mr and Mrs N. W. Ogden and Edward 12 each. Velvet Bows, one in a box, 25c each. the prominent P. will Christmas in The hoard cave him control Morehouse spend Ladies Sheer Linen Hemstitched Pretty Stock Collars of lace, silk preprint the of Mrs Robert 1-- and of Bridgeport, guests 8, 4, 2 Inch and Alost anybody can get a "Job" but graduates students of the work and he has carried it out Baremore. Handkerchiefs, , net, daintily trimmed with hems at 12 c, 25c vel- HOLD because they are trained in the best We are Arthur Buckyey has a new horse, pur- each, cords, ribbons, jet and colored this school their positions in the possible shape. In Em-- ex- demands. rr ha r.nneratulated in having such chased Bridgeport. Over 100 styles of fine Swiss vet; over 100 different styles office the business man who has been ill Remem-broidere- details of work that George Brett, quite ed and scalloped borders. d ceptional values at 25c each. 1910. an efficient school board to handle the and underwent an operation at his home Mid-wint- er Term Begins Monday, January 3, hemstitch-be- r Chiffon Col work and there is not a man, woman in New York City, Is now gaining nicely. Hancnterchieis, Silk and Velvet Stock Mr Brett's summer home is in this these values to or who does not the place are up 50c, the lars in white and colors, effective de child appreciate and this will be good news to his many finest finished Swiss Sou have tauen in it. we friends here. Embroidered signs, prettily trimmed with and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to interest they Handkerchiefs ever sold over our School Rooms open, take this oDDortunity of extending tache, braids, jets, beads and laces, counter. CfiOICE Y 25c each. also several of trimmed 5 p. m. Day sessions from 8.00 a. m. to 1.00 p. m. to B. T. of the board styles white Judd, president embroidered Hanu.er- - Washable Collars. All choice Neck- and his two associates, Dr F. C. Har- Amriswyl New Preston, all embroidered in 50c each. ris and Amos Smeltzer, who have chiefs, pure linen, pieces BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE, taken the responsibility of thifa great the unbounded LOCAL NOTES OF Tel. 1335. undertaking, grati INTEREST. Court Exchange Building, tude of the wnole community. It was announced from the pulpit, last Office Sunday morning, that a Christmas tree Open Evenings. will be arranged at Pavilion Hall, this week, and the children of the Sunday SMITH-MURRA- school are Invited to see it on Saturday THE Y CO. BOYS SCORE A SUCCESS. evening of this week, when It will be picked and the fruit will be distributed Sanford as directed on the packages. A good Conn. The play given by the chil- Bridgeport, "The-Follie- s audience is expected, for with the School Dramatic Club, entitled dren it is expected their parents and all Safety, of Redding Ridge," at the others will be present. Let no one stay health, is in Pure Water Which Grange hall, last week Tuesday even- away who interested the glad Demands A Supply, was Christmas time. Exercises commence Is Best Secured Means of ing, was largely attended and at 6.30 sharp. By enjoyed by all who attended. The cool weather of last week placed greatly an on 'Lake 1 The boys made many local hits which icy covering Waramaug attM strong enough the last of the week to WELLS! were loudly applauded and through- encourage skaters to venture on the ARTESIAN out the whole play kept the audience lower or South part of the lake. Horse in The cast of characters racing will probably be the next sport. laughter. Mrs George Tolles and son of New was as follows: York City are at Loomarwick Hotel for Money in Sheriff Banks, M. Pape a few days. George Tolles has been ab- D. S. Sanford, A. Lamonte sent for a short time. During this C. time he has attended the funeral of his F. L. Mobray, Thornton brother in Wisconsin. He is expected Paint Mark Twain, T. Furness back here this week. J. Ten H E. Warner was confined to his When you J. Muennich, Byck home over a severe cold. paint your H. last Sunday, by house P. Hawley, Jepson The household goods of Mr and Mrs you put a lot of John O'Keefe, O. Hooghkirk William Cables were conveyed, last money in paint. And E. Duncan week, to New Milford, where Mr Cables P. Garvin, has found work for the winter. whether it is a good in- Judge Nickerson, H. Smith Fred Clark has added an efficient vestment or a bad one The M. to his blacksmith shop, who will Burglar, Montague helper depends on the It's Miss B. Sanford, W. Ketchner greatly aid him in the discharge of his paint. S. work with promptness and satisfaction. expensive guessing at Miss Goodale, Randle This shop has received an exceptional The entertainment netted the club run of trade for weeks. The main rea- Men paint quality. Besides, a good large purse. son has been the fact that the smith is . For you don't have to. When to be found and perhaps secondly, if it the is in his power to perform the work it you buy Mrs R. Dick has returned after a will be done. He asks a vacation this two weeks' in New York week from Friday at noon till the Mon- STATESMAN stay City at noon and Women with friends. day following. These furnish pure water in abundance, unfailin? under most severe drought. Long Mrs Nelson Morey returned from New 100 PURE me knowledge in the mechanical production 01 A family from out of town moved Haven on Tuesday evening of last week. mark identifies the years of experience have given superior re- This highest these wells. Geology and actual tests under all circumstances have proved their Immense last week, into Attorney Livermore's Her sister, Miss Lida White, who and the satisfaction to be derived from their use, mained here while Mrs Morey was away, type of men's and women's shoes PAINT value small house, just below his corner on returned to her home in N. Y Wassaic, sold at $3.50. And leather pumps, pipe and similar supplies, E furnish a satisfactory the R:dge. on the Thursday following Mrs Morey's though ) you know. VJaSOlinefioeinljno nfvAc qnalitv and at moderate price. Piatt of Meeker who return. and labor are now more costly, we Engines, Henry Street, was invited to at- The full analysis on I shallibe pleased to call upon you and give particulars or write for desired was with the Sherman Cogswell has ' ill, last week, lumbago, tend the convention of commercial men maintain the high standard which J every label shows you its is now gaining and able to be about in New Haven, last week, at which time ' made" Zenith Shoes famous and purify and proves it a Mills, his hom e. it was his privilege to grasp the hand Sipperley's of President Taft at his reception there. which our label good investment. Ask - CONN Mr and Mrs Duncan Gay will soon R. H. fine guarantees. r JN. WESTP0RT, Armstrong has at present a us to h. bipperley, close their cottage in this village and line of native beef hanging in his mar- Zenith Shoes for men and women show you the Statesman colors. go to the city for the remainder of ket awaiting the time when he deems it are made of the finest quality materi- winter. ready for his steak knife. the The condition of Stephen L. "Wright als by expert shoe makers, and have r Miss J. W. Lyman of Rutland, Vt, remains quite serious. Mrs Winter's,sat hand-wor- k in them than For Sale A Practical Christmas Gift and Herbert E. Arnold of Redding George S. Lyman's, was also indisposed more any by in over last Sunday. Dther $3.50 shoes. come in were united marriage at Rutland, The operation performed last week at They in either Shorthand or Bookkeeping. Vt., on Wednesday, November 24, at Danbury on Miss Florence Beeman's the latest styles, in all leathers, and A course seems to have betn successful so the home of Rev Mr Knolton. After throat in sizes which insure fit for Mr that she and her mother returned here "a 10 those between their came to ?. A Holiday Discount of per cent to entering wedding trip they to E. M. Taylor s on Wednesday even-ins- foot." Arnold's home at the Franciscusplace ivery , December 10th and January 4th. a on the Ridge, where they began Herman Hoffman felt obliged to kill Zenith Special Shoes are $4 and Sessions. by bullot. Iqst week, the horse which he Day Evening housekeeping at once. has use:! a road horse. The horse special high grade. folder. w Call or send for our catalogue and employment Joseph R. Hill, who is making his had many i' the symptoms of lock-ja- We control Zenith Shoes exclu- home now at Miss H. M. Keelers, and it was i1ent his life was doomed before the was used. and sell them in our new and has been among the sick ones for ri"' sively There are now passing through the shoe section :n our base- BUSINESS several days. village, each week, several chicken snlarged ' STILLMAN COLLEGE,. Bert Riley has moved from Meeker houses, from a farm in Litchfield where ment salesroom. this line of business has been suspended D Street to Rock House district. 297-30- 2 MAIN STREET, ANBURY, CONN. and their dastination is the Stuart, or Mrs Vinnie Bradley and Mrs John what is known as the Patterson farm, Treadwell of Tashua were guests, on New Preston Hill. There are upwards week of 20 of these large houses, besides a Stone's JWair and last Tuesday and Wednesday, considerable number of smaller ones, Paper' of Mr and Mrs Randolph Bradley. with a long brooder house, a portable :lXt PaintlStore. j, The held a dwelling, in which the keeper of such a Grange very enjoyable scores Don't You Christmas sociable for its members chicken farm can reside and of CHAS. J. STONE, Prop., T.T.m.B Why nests and feeding boxes and all that Outfitters to Men, Women and Children t:. on week in- at the Hall the Ridge, last goes to complete such a branch of " is all Northwest Corner 1" Use the same care in selecting druggist A tree loaded dustry. When this collection 62 White St., . Danbury. your Wednesday evening. a with presents was one of the en- delivered and arranged, it will make Street and Fairfield Avenue. do'in your physician? When you begin colony of structures where thousands of (Iain that you selecting features of the oever-a- joyable evening. towis can De naicnea ana rearea. l Bridgeport. Conn. to do this, you will bring your prescriptions here. F. B. Favereau purchased, last carpenters and masons are still kept of T. B. Piatt & Son of New- busy on the premises where resides the week, Stuart family, while the end does not town, a Fairbanks Morse gasoline yet, to an outsider, seem to be in view. r engine for use on his farm. The financial help to others by such pro- Curtis Pharmacy, jects is great and for New Preston Hill it seems a great acquisition. Let the Main Street, Cor. Elm, Bridgeport, Co Greenfield HIIL work go on.

NEWS TERSELY TOLD. Redding. & Henry A. Wltzke of Banks North dis- Christmas Goods. TAYLOR HUBBELL, trict is bis there with improving place Miss Kathryn Delaney of Sunset Hill, Newtown Station. "Kockford a new coat of paint He is also painting a four Engines." the roof to the house. who sailed for European trip of May. her N. W. Ogden of Congress Street spent months, last completed jour in ney in Ireland the middle of September. We also Lave a full line of a that we do not oDe of our famous En- Sunday Bridgeport the guest of his While relatives In Hardly day pusses ship granddaughter, Mrs Robert Baremore. visiting the County Mon- E. Cavan she met one of her former beaux, to some parts of the fctate.' Mr C. W. Fairchild for the George Lever, Jr., of the West an Andrew who was gines spent a few days here, last week, the Cusack, revisiting Dr Burllson's Machine N. Y. will be glad to demonstrate these to of his his former home. Mr Cusack led Miss Veterinary arch Co., eugines jruest parents, Mr and Mrs George Delanev to the altar In St Augustine's Christmas Cards and Booklets. E. Lover, Sr. an one interested. B. Banks of Hull's Farms is Cathedral. After extensive honey Hospital, any Hatty moon in England. Scotland and wales seriously ill with the eric at his home - H. H.'Burlison, D. V. D. D. and is threatened with thev- returned to this country, taking up S., S., pneumonia. their residence near Alliance. Neb. Mr Cor. Arrtlr & Knowllon Ptreets. Mr and Mrs W. II. Austin, who lived 6000 & Wilson Cusack has a ranch of acres there, BlilOOKI'UHT. E. S. Fairchild Son, State near Mills, has moved to New on which he erazes 3000 head of cattle Thomas & Agents, Jersey. Giddings, Prnfoftatanal Attr mlanm ftt nil VTmim. Route Ct. Charles of New Tork has and 200 horses. Mrs Cusack's friends 4, Bridgeport, Phelps pur- will doubtless be pleased to hear or her chased of Harms Jennings the place The Wilson's Mill good fortune and regret her absence imaming oi vogw specialty. Marlon Automobiles. near wlneh has just been from Sunset Hul Kent, Conn. Telephone Overland and vacated by W. H. Austin, and in thej TITE XT?'It)WX BEE, FRIDAY, DECIttBJDl 20, 1)09. 18

would bt t resetting; of IU founda-tlo- n The Newtown Bcc principle of our famous repub- Newtown, Friday, December X, 1801. lic. In otoer words, tba tlma it rip for From to a revision and confirmation of Arctic Tropics the principle! by which tba constl THAWISGIYING tution or our commonwealth waa framed and established. For in Or Patriotism Pro and Con. many in Ten Minutes placet througsout our fair land hell has been Psalm 11:3, n the foundations let loose, principle are Yale sacrificed, ar No oil beater a Seal Paste rights infringed upon, bii be destroyed what can the righteous higher do." nnarchy I lifting Its black hand. ' buiilness efficiency or It la a true saying that "Gratitude men, brokers, manufactur greater heating Is the fairest flower that blooms." ers, accountants, exchanges, bankers, power than the And If nation under tne broad trust, monopolies, politicians, small any and are Paint heavens has reason to be grateful great, running the way of all the and to offer her votive offerings, her earth and fast committing tbe vow her vote offerings of unpardonable sin like the nations offerings, and and which PERFECTION thanksgiving and prnlse to God most empires peoples have It la our the American! gone before ub. Furthermore we are High, nation, In nation, tne American nation with living dayswhena great many peo Oil her stars and fair emblems ple have no time to go to church, Heater THE BEST PAINT. stripes worse than of God's own domains and symbols of (living heathen people of the most mil Ions while .(Equipped with 8moklM Device) subjects and principles ot wlcmp' benighted tlon. For the saints shall shine as living In the midst of tne most en- stars and suns and be in lightened, t Muny religious people arrayed have no time for tne old fashioned With it you can go from the white In those higher realms, through the blood of the Son of weekly prayer and Boclnl meeting. cold of the Arctic redeeming Some have to to the warmth God. Daniel 12:3; Mutt 13:43; Rev hardly time bury their 3:5. ilci.il or for a timely message to be of tbe Tropics in 10 minutes. delivered over tne casket The words of our testimony may reverently seem for a ser of the departing one as their message The new Thi VARNISH strange Thanksgiving from God and the world to BOOTH & LAW men but we must not be surprised at spirit these from their unsaved relatives and friends anything lu strange days ami a to or But rather be mesMige of comfort those Automatic Smokeless Device pulpit pew. pre who mourn and who are pared to meet all emergencies and truly truly There is no about COMPANY, God's. Again no time to get married prevents smoking;. possible question it do battle tor oui Lord where ever heat-powe- In ewes anu And This means greater r, a more diffusion of heat there is a demand for it, at any price, many places. yet rapid a heat-energ- cost. If we were to wiln, too many are over occupied and a sure conversion of all the y in the oiL at any preach in from the text the social clubs, social card parties, In a cold room, light the heater and in 10 minutes CONN. "If righteous social social of var- you'll have a NEW HAVEN, be where shall the games, functions - scarcely saved, ied social not glowing- heat that carries full content. sinner and the We sorts, night errands, ungodly appear." errants," but er- Turn the wick up as high as it will no smoke no odor. may appreciate the fact that a good "knight "night go all-rou- rands," social and social In or gospel ser evenings, everything that appeals to the provident and the fastidious, the evangelical moonshines and other shines, so that mon may be from its Perfection Oil Heater, with its new automatic smokeless de- forthcoming they have no time to bear domestic device, consideration. But from the text se cisively leads. Finished in Nickel or Japan ia various lected one ask what considera- burdens, Christian burdens and state styles. may which would turn Dealer tion can we obtain from for a burdens, the battle Every Everywhere. If Net Ai Youri, Writ for Descriptive Clrcular it to Nearest theme. the gale and avert a crisis pending U tit Agency ( t Thanksgiving and . 3 "If the foundations be stupenduous. STANDARD OIL 2 destroyed, Governor of New York COMPANY what can the do?" Pri- Hughes (Incorporated) righteous has been to Yale students these words to our lecturing marily suggest the week and has said 2 Fancv Goods, minds the toundation truths of the during past some of which we whole of revealed re- very plain things superstructure have noticed brevities in different ligion, upon which is based the "conies whose" to" not now? Our assortment of Fancy Goods places and would like to secure the rightis reign. Then Why buy whole of Christianity, markets and the poor the earth her increase and useful superstructure whole. However, the editor of the impoverishes shall yield and and Novelties is very attractive, and a pleasing upon which is based the whole mem- in- nations shall call Him blessed." Telegram has given prominence to a and appropriates the marginal all for of can be secured. We bership of the church of God. But And to tnose who are unsaved present suitable persons any age few things advanced by the governor terests for ulmself. Enter not into the ' if the foundation truths are removed best will it until needed if desired. and the next possible candidate for with us for these offences Thanksgiving offering you can keep l then the whole colossal superstruc- judgment to economical of In refer-In- us our make to your Lord at the Thanksgiv- Surely such values should appeal your ture to Whatever president the country. and forgive all sins, individ goes pieces. may to his "Condi national. "Be with ing season is to give yourself to Him instincts. J be said of critical nature of the opening lecture, ual, communal, illlOB the tions and of democratic us lest we lest we for- body, soul and spirit to be his now whatever oe said of progress yet, forget, text, may let me Be near us in tne name of and forever. Amen and Amen. and trend of government," and say that get. truths, the Democrats can be and who died us. we modern the Republicans Him for Thus shall theological thought and can be Democrats In continue to and flourish as a forces Republicans the grow converging that are,( making and truest sense when the nation and the harvests of these Children for battle, one is sure;' that the deepest Cry Wooster-Atkinso- n Co., thing nation's highest and best interests many years and even this present FOR FLETCHER'S The foundations of the righteous, the are true can of semi-righteo- involved, citizens place year will be but prophetic future righteous, not above He make-belie- country party and the welfare years and future harvests. 'Till conn. sham righteous or A JQ Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, jr of millions above prejudicial lines of CASTORI righteous, out the righteous, as tne demarkation and scant politics, "the foundations of righteous want to done when never be removed." they will have Washington Business Houses. shall "Having stand before of the God knoweth them are they the judge this seal that whole earth in the last election and of great His, the gales (the powers and tribunal and ue able to say, "I Hell shall never prevail against have never sold a vote for a them." friend, for ar. office or for a dollar, but al- Cancer Cure Co., from as- The Melbourne But passing the spiritual voted for Him who is the Lord n fife to the national of the ways Incorporated. Capital Stock 5,000. pect aspect of all the earth if Sometimes I have f is ours to remember subject. First, it had to vote for a third or a fourth 64 BANK ST., DERBY, CONN. that our Commonwealth and the or a forty-fourt- h of United party." great republic the States His "Conditions Cures Cancer and old sores. Patients treated tt home when desired. was founded the foundation opening lecture, upon and progress of Democratic govern- " of foundation Correspondence Solicited. Unlimited references furnished. truths Goa's Word, the ment." The said foundation governor that the truths of Holy Writ, real of the nation did not lie Established in 1901 truths with Divinest sanctions. Our perils in the existence of any foreign foe. pilgrim and Puritan fathers drew up fPil real in (he solemn and bountiful Tie danger lay people m Winter is their compact themselves." And the editor report- coming! Attention to to God and Give Your the Proper live in just relations him "He belives in Eyes each the foundation ing says, resisting of is in other upon 'hose who strived to obtain The joy winter the heightened pleasure methods and examine the with truths of the Bible before set special We use the most approved eyes they orivileges from the government for ex- foot on these fair shores, before of indoor when the health is care, correcting all errors of refraction and cases of nerve they their own selfish ends and in estab- life, family protected great disembarked from the Mayflower, be- haustion caused by defective vision. All our work Guaranteed. lishing better means whereby public fore they drank from Columbia's be enforced." He at- by the even, genial warmth alone produced by n and inhaled the ozone rights might crystal springs tributed many of the evil conditions ?i-v- r a mia a m lltf of her forest and beheld the urATrn ctc pvctcuc i (2b Gregory, glens which now prevail to the fear of per nwi vvaicrv hinu oicaivi oioitmo. Taylor varigated charms of her woodlands, sonal which men from an Jewelers and Optometrists, Elizabeth Street, Derby, Conn. her shrubs and vines and corn fields loss, keeps open expression of opinion. He found i' flowers of hue. Before 'l and every in this widespread cowardice which Now cheaply erected in old found their their pilgrim feet way is afraid to come out in the open and as well as in new houses. CM to the kirk or house. And meeting strike a blow for the right, the in "Christmas Stationery" because our remained So economical, too, fuel! pilgrim fathers real obstacles to all reform move- true to their sacred cause and solemn Starts at 15c per box and stops at $3.00. Splen- ments. He further reports "the re- pledges to God and to each other, am. made over anew if and of See the line of Christmas Sta- public would be did variety good quality paper. because our grant-sire- s, our grand- the were removed & Co fathers and ster college graduates tionery in variety of sizes and prices at grandmothers kept from the lists of dishonest legislat- Idral Boilers and Winter, Joy with God and with the word of UlHR'CAN Radi'.'ors. step ors." From all reports there were 986-98- 8 God in all had and pro- Jackson's Book Shop, Main St., Bridgeport, they pledged aone of the meaningless platitudes or mised, the doors of a gracious provi- usual sugar-coate- d flatteries or apol- HENRY dence, the aDundant resources of a FOULOIS, ogies expressed by the governor. It Price. bountiful God, the unlimited favors is not the man who in Washington Depot, Ct. CIGARS That Satisfy in Quality and of a the Creator of indulges generous Father, flattery or speaks smooth words or No matter what you pay for'clpars at D. D. all thiJrgsf.Che" Redeemer of all utterances that is the friend than elaewhere. Goods are as honeyed Smith's you are certain of xetttajr greater value always fresh, things, opened up to them with ever of town's interests of stock Is moved Quickly. Biggestline in the city andprices the most reasonable. Box toads your country's widening sphere and satisfaction interest of the friend you want to Accessories. the riches and resources of the coun- Fine line of Pipes. Cigar holders, Tobaccos in Tins and aU Smokers' have in your backyard, say nothing Till wilderness blossomea A Great Assortment try. the about the parlor. D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun Store, as the rose, tbe forest gave place to for correction are in the the habitations and of men Reproofs 4i'Fairfleld Am. Opp. Poll's, Bridgeport, Conn. dwellings ways of life, individual life of and communities and cities of Chris- right Do we the most complete line of sporting goods in the city. and the life of the nation, and as we not forget that carry The billions tian civilization. of back to first principles, BiDle that coursed down get liquid crystale principles, as individuals and as a our mountain slopes and traversed commonwealth, the church by the our in streams and brooks and 1 and second stent plains schoolhouse and the schoolhouse by As the Scotch understand it as'we S on their know it are not the same. Oar method of eye ex- rivers, silently wayward the church (not necessarily geo- save for mu- Goods. $ Second amination tells at once the condition of your- eyas flight to th? ocean the but. and Sight to graphically, morally spirit- at small cost you. sic of charms where school-hous- Holiday their blending ually) and the Bible in the e F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St., Bridgeport. utilized to tur,n the wheels of factor- as in the church, we may ex- ies and revolve millions of spindles, a continuation of old time Jk Established 18T5. furnished pect which in their turn work, honors, honesty, courtesy, truthful- rr mr ir food and ana comfort to Dolls of all sizes. join. m m awiaw ar mi aiiHT wi Him w i clothing ness, social purity, marriage integ- happy toilers, a free people and a true weights has rity, just legislation, prosperous nation that taken and measures, 36 inches to the yard, Mechanical in abundance. of Toys front rank among the nations the 16 ounces to the pound, 112 pounds BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY OF earth. A to the hundred weight, 200 pounds An Attractive Line of Gift Books. Weli may we then say, "what has to a ton, a sack ofcorn and two-thir- God for and and by s, Holiday Goods. wrought through or seven-eighth- milk unskimmed, His people, who pledgee, to live and butter without lard, dripping, beef Albums. walk with Him and do to others as hen grease, goose grease, would be done Not fat, pig fat, Hayes & Betts, they by?" only of all grades, nauseating. We shall Adornments for the Christmas Tree. have the forests been felled, the wat- be able to cotton for cotton, P93 MainllStreet, Bridgeport, Conn. buy erfalls, the cascades and the light- wool for wool, linen for linen and sub- nings been harnessed and made clothes without shoddy and gifts will servient to commonwealth of un- the be given to the cause of Christ, for TRADE AT HOME paralleled growth and prosperity, Christ sake and not for personal AND SAVE MONEY but the enemies of the wilderness, business interest or social re Beautiful Pictures invasions of the ends, the foreign foes, cognition. For Holiday and Wedding Gifts. traitors within our own domain have But "If the foundations be remov been all in their turn beaten and unsurpassed as classical pictures for the home. Water colors ed what shall the righteous do?" Copley Prints, Independence became Christmas in in fact anything you wish in the picture line at living prices. Call and look vanquished. They will do as a man in business in andy bulk. Carbons, ours, autonomy of the people, by them ovet. Bridgeport said to us this summer. the people, for the people became ab- will be driven into isolation, C. HUBERT ART slave obtained his free- They Packages for Gift J J. T. STORE, solute; the into a colony by themselves." And Fancy Purposes Conn. dom and our republic became more what will the nation do? Let the Arcade, Bridgeport, advanced than all and Speoial attention given toC Artistic Framing and Regildlog. republics Bible answer as we review the judg kingdoms on the face of the globe. ments of God on Israel. In all the And such are the people "Whose incidents that we read In All of God Is He thrilling ! Styles the Lord, wneni hath connection with the Hudson-Fulto- n & JEWELRY Belt Pint. chosen for his own Inheritance." celebration was the Invocation of the Wetterau Williams, Shall then the 134 years of indepen- of the diocese of Simulated Buckle Pins, Monogram and Stone Studded, Gold and Gold went Bishop Episcopal Ornamental dence and all the years that New York, the Right Rev David H. Conn. Plated Belt Pins in and Elaborate Designs at Low Prices at 289 in fast Washington Depot, Simple before them, all, ap Greer, part of which was, "Bend the proaching 300 years shall these nations of the earth in the bonds of and HEMRY C. REID'S,: HSfttfS5U Bridgeport, Conn years of a gracious providence brotherhood; make wars cease and favors be s supreme national prophetic to reign." The chapters of Madame Modjes-ka'- A filled needle book with of 50 cento or over. of a righteousness well given purchases of future days and years turning Let us pray Oh Lord, establish "Memoirs" in tbe January Cen- Carl Bader, on which the of point, rbythms pros our people in righteousness; free us tury will tell the dramatic story of ecno tne of de- perity shall rbythms from all corruption and dishonesty. this great actress's triumphant rise cadence? It Is up to the present Rid our land from all or social to the heights of her profession and Washington Depot Market, to answer this grades MILLINERY generation supreme impurity; put an end to murder and of the causes leading up to her sud- Washinoto Diror.lCto, question By a reaffirmation of the land of blood of den abandonment of her art to estab- For Fall and Winter at suicide, rid the I received nefftoock of'VmDorte principles and truths for which our Sabbath of truce break- lish with her husbund and the Polish hare Just . died and desecration, Cwlson's Anchovies. Norwtj F Herring. W. E. HALLIQAN'S, fathers stood, suffered, bled, ers, of false accusers; the highway novelist Sienkiewlcx and others of Iceland Herrlnc.Holland Heriin, Stock PUU gloried. man who robs the of his her countrymen a farm colony in Salt Mackerel; a!soaKalsor.lHerrtn.Laxjr Second. Then our second hirfeling Swedish Brown Beans. 989 Broad Street, Bridgeport, Connection. thoigat wages, the shark who sorntrs t California. HKE. 21), 1909. 14 TI1E 3gWT0W)f IHll)AY.OECNBEK The Newtown Bca F.A. & Son Newtown, Friday, ItwrnlHt U, I90. Hull

BranchvOle. The ot UP.TO.DVTB For Christmas HARDWARE STORE In tbls T Section. . f OLMSTEAD. CHARLES i rhnrloa Olmstend died at hli home We are now showing a most Gifts: near Hramhville, on Tuewluy even- ing of laBt wet'k, after a wU'i n. complete lino of Mr Olnmtead win an old and Fur Coats, Fur Caps, 4 nwpeiteu resident of this pliue. lit Crawford Ranges wun a member of the 23d regiment. Fur Gloves, House Coats, At the time of bis deuth he wa 87 and Bath Robes, and nine of Fancy year, 10 months days Oak nge. The funeral service! were In Heating stoves, Waistcoats. the Methodist cnurch, lant Friday Every one absolutely afternoon. , Mufflers, Hos- guaranteed. Gloves, Mrs IJ. F. Sherwood has been iery, Handkerchiefs, among those on the nlk lift. Neckwear, Either Wood We are Manufacturers of the Suspenders, The Finishing Bridgeport Celebrated Co. have started up their silica mill Arm Bands, Garters. with a good force of men, after being '.die for sometime. Leather Novelties and MIhs Clarice Brown of Dnnbury Is Baxter I Mrs Umbrel- spending a few days wltu Urania Furnace. Traveling Bags, Way Mead. las, Full Dress Protec- who has been We are to suit 11. S. Griemms, at tors. prepared your worn at the old Hoyt place, hns made Send for Descriptive Booklets in an overcoat either ...fferent. Mr and and Prices, fancy way It look entirely A Useful ClirlHtmaii Gift for ll.O- O-t to be In r dress or collar. Our Mrs Griemms expect living The Presto Overcoats beautiful Holiday Hox ctmiiinlnft-fou- military It by spring. palm of famous lntorwoven Toe overcoat stock overflows "with We carry the largest line of for and all the nov- and Hel Men's Hose. men, They will please the most particu- man and benUlea. the milk and of the over- s elties in for lar save darning honey Huntington. Winter Blankets,-Robe- clothing hoys Very attractive. Soe tliem, coat world, all along the line v and children. I ITEMS. ' from box-c- ut kerseys for dress WEST END Is In this to Scotch overcoatings Mrs F. H. Wilson's telephone section. Everything for fancy Installed In the Huntington division tne comfort of Horse during the with the new tight-f- it collars and and the call is 12-- 3. This Is the first chilly months. John F. Woodruff Co., bodies. 'phone in Huntington West and it is Better provide yourself with roomy $10 to $35. several will follow soon a CLARK FOOT WARMER to hoped that Masonic when the convenience of, them is use when driving. Temple BIdg., we Show r6&llz6(lt And the Swell Suits with the assist- Danbury, Conn, Edward Beers has, For the Finest In fill the bill, and you right ance of his son, completed quite an vill bring to bis barn. to the times blacks and all the extensive addition Tools and Hardware 4jp George Birdseye has lost one of his Colors, $7.50 to $30. horses. The cause of death is un- known. Dr Wedge attended it, but Trade at Hull's, GLOBE DRY GOODS 49 and 51 White Street. Winter Underwear even to him the ailment was a mys CO., tery. Opp. City Hall, DANBURY. in all the varying weights, all the James Murphy has gone to Bridge- the winter and Daniel Wood Open Evenings. weaves, all the colors. 50c to $2 port for and family are occupying his house witn Mrs Kowing. GIFT GOODS PEOPLE WANT.'! Holiday Haberdashery Mrs T. H. Wilson has been visiting ner Mrs F. A. Wheeler of no inflation of daughter, This is the people's store the place whore their money fo men at full value, for several days. Shelton, is welcome time when prices here at any season. buys most. This fact at Christmas every 9 Cut Out penny has to be stretched to the limit of its purchasing power. Come and See Onr Mammoth Display West Redding. Dolls, handsomely dressed, Fancy Gold Clocks, Prices of Christmas Neckwear. various styles, 10c to $4.98 $1.29 to 93.98 Jj 25o to 1.98 assortment of Pictures, TOLD. Undressed dolls prices Large NEWS TERSELY catalog Large Teddy Bears, at prices ranging from 39o to 1.98 Lewis has 49c, 690 and 98o Bugs, large and small sizes, Miss Lillian returned of Air- 39o to 93.98 in Large Assortment Toys. pretty patterns, & home after a short stay Hartford. ; ships, Trains, Sleds, Horses,' Pretty assortment of lamps, Nathan Spiro Ezekiel Burr has moved into his shopping. Boats, and hundreds of Me- from 79c to 94.98 station. chanical Toys, Christmas Books, 10c to S8o new house by the Prices Hundreds of other useful Bethei Mon Japanese Vases, things. Co., Harry Lynch of spent It's unworlhy of 490 to 4.98 Handkerchiefs for ladles and day with his aunt, Mrs Seth Rider. f( ft Pine Assortment of fancy glass children, plain and Swiss em- 98o to 93-9- at 3o So Cor. Main & White Sts. Miss Nina Godfrey of Norwalk is public spirited Citi- - ware sets, at broidered, and f ft FAncy Holiday assortment of Men's fine linen handkerchiefs taking Miss M, Flood's place at the a brake on New- - China Ware. at 19o Danbury, - Conn. Diamond Hill school. f zens, ft Mrs George Burr spent a few days J town's. Prosperity, and -- ft r v i of last week in Danbury, the guest fi a financial loss to vou. of her son. i Globe Dry Goods Co., The schools close on Friday for 4 If tempted by alluring Christmas vacation of one week. . advertisements to send 51 White Street, DANBURY, CONN. John Ollry spent Sunday in West- ft chester, N. Y., the guest of his moth- money away from er. ft 4fj home, try Mrs Elsie Todd spent Sunday in just your Danbury, tne guest of her sister. 42 Stores first, and vou'll u Quaker's Farms, fj 'find sure satisfaction, ft CHRISTMAS SERVICES. Christmas services will be as fol- lows: Morning service Christmas day ffhe Danbury Hard$ CHAIRS at 9 o'clock; Sunday after Christ- V0 carol service at 2 p. mas, children's j wareCo., j m.; Monday evening, December 27, in Hot.se. the annual Sunday school supper and For Every Room .the fc entertainment will take place. All 249-2- 51 Main St, are invited. J k WTt tt n XT Quality, Low Prices, Individuality, Increased Mrs James Ross and Mrs Samuel Sales and Satisfied Customers at Henry Dick's Furniture What Will You Give Christmas? Patterson are making their home withMr and Mrs Ernest Stowe for Store. Easy isn't it? The Time, The Place, The A of trinkets will be lot that the present. Largest Assortment at 257 Main Street. , A. of Newtown, next ; or an J. Nash, formerly forgotten day was on friends here, last Christmas and other candies, also many calling useful and presents for the now and me laer. deliver pretty ' it pay We'll your week. Christmas trade. Buy First Selectman Charles Sanford was Christmas presents any time you say. confined to his home a few days of last Plattsvflla. week, with a severe cold. EDISON The contract for the new road which is to be built west of the club house at awarded the se- If You HOYDEN'S HILL. Putnam Park was by Easy Terms Wish. lectmen, last week, to James Treadwell, work on It. Mr and Mrs E. G. Jennings, Mr who will soon begin PHONOGRAPH and Mrs William Disbrow, Rev A; Penell and L. A. Jennings attended Monroe. the meeting of the diamond Jubilee That will home the of Methodist Missions in Africa, brighten your throughout year. which President Taft addressed on THE BURR STEVENS WEDDING. The new Amberol Record has doubled the pleas- the evening of the 13th. Cards are out for the marriage of Dick, Wisner has her Henry Miss Grace visited Miss Zaida Stevens to George Webb ure and reduced the cost and places the Phonograph in Osborne. sister, Mrs John Burr to take place on New Years day Complete House Furnisher, Mrs Jesse Wneeler the very front rank of home entertainers. spent Monday at 1 o'clock in the Methodist Episco- with her mother, Mrs C. A. Jennings. church in East Village. J. N. K es Old Stand, Entire Bldg, 257 Main St., Miss Ethel Salmon of Lyon's Plains pal H LET US SHOW YOU THE NEW who attends Allekhany College in DANBURY, CONN. is her vaca- Pennsylvania, enjoying The. at. Town Fri COMBINATION MODELS. and Mrs rtanrA the hall, tion with her parents, Mr, was a affair. C. C. day evening, pleasant Salmon. im-nish- The weather conditions would be Messrs Thayer ana uauaguer wells the music. beautiful if the were only is home from A Special filled. G. Wesley Beardsley for the holidays. Clinton E. Sherwood is expected Starr's fvollege Miss 'o.ce Johnson of Astoria, L. Christmas Outfit home, Friday, to enjoy the holidays. Bessie I., has been a guest of Miss A Brand New Shipment of Burr. - - be a Christmas tree at on easy terms. we one Redding. There wi'l exceptiona.ly May lay aside the town hall for the Sunday school CHRISTMAS FURS after- for you ? ITEMS OF INTEREST. of St Peter's church, Friday Miss Beck of was a noon at 3 o'clock. Now As Myrtle Hopewell home At the Wm. Stone Store. Just as big stock At Any guest, last week Wednesday, of Mrs W. Miss Dorothy Habersham is ' S. Downs, on the Ridge. Time This Season. . John Muennich has a big stock of for tne holidays. Th$ muffs, the neck pieces, the sets. For the ladies, the LEWIS PHONOGRAPH STORE, misses, the children. Every popular skin represented in the big a 5 stock, and at the same popular prices. 266 Main Street, b PONY SKIN COATS.

CD covert DANBURY, - - CONN. Coney skins, caracul cloth and coats, the long and the This Is Santa Claus' three-quart- er lengths. Surprising, they say, how little money is necessary here to buy an all fur coat. LADIES' BATH ROBES. a 4s 60 YEARS' I A special in thses garments, so appropriate for a Christmas : Week EXPERIENCE Gift a regular $4 robe for J2.25. looked KLMONAS. HOTEL GREEN, a With headparters for sensible gifts at Mclean's. I've Both the and short ones, 60c, 75c, and 98c and up to the town over and McLean's stock impresed me most It is lang J 2.50. DANBURY, CT., chock full of desirable gift goods. collection! And the Handkerchiefs, the What a wonderfully fine 247 DANBURY limm F. A. the gloves, the neckwear! What a Grand assortment. Trade Marks CANTWELL, Manager. furs, rtreiAMS WM. STONE, ""StL Copyrights Ac Automrrttfiendlng rtetrb and dwerttrtlmi may m certain onr opinion free whether o invnntinan1lf to probably DatentaMe. Conunnnle. McLEAN BROS., New- tent (res. Oldwt tptocy for securing patents. Motoring parties from Phone 157, DANBURY, CONN. 221 Main St Patent taken through Mann Cow recetrt In Brookfield and New Milford iptriattwHct, without obrv. ti town, - er Notice. For Ladies and Gentlemen. f as It will be much pleas-ant- will find Dm-n-er Shop as early t the day possible and other places the undiTlded Scientific America:;. for you, and so much easier for us to give you When shopping in Danbury visit Lesieur's Quick Lunch Room rtr. and Lunch Service perfect. kmdometrmmitTtlwert!f. Itrest 'attention. COME IN THE MORNING. to eat. the best served. Tables for ladies. eulaUon of ant wientlfle Journal. 1 erma. f1 for good things Only Tar : fnor month, fk Sold bj all newadealera. a for and Hotel WUNH &Co IB NewYcrSc Catering weddings, parties 196 Main St., Danbury. Next Green. anniversaries a PPM d3dT0HoM Ami Office, 6 f BU'WahlQtt D.U specialty. 0i 00 THE NEWTOWN ME, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 20, MM.

Robertson's, A Day Yet Re 0 Kill TT U1 Tti Leidin( Shot Stun, Yiixrittnr n.w mains 0 moti. 0 U,T,U6' Z For Christmas Purchasing, and at Casscdy'a you fit mill fi-- A J 41,. 4 ..4t,.t tnm l ffi 41.. 4 1 T a.1 . . n rl mi4a b rrr fi 1 Iin a f"rt r win mm jus..ii mill ttinno xui u gub iuau juu, uio luun. T.l,f, log for. VX or a Boy's Christmas as something he can wear. Christmas 15 What he wears he'll appreciate. Man or Boy, what makes so satisfactory a Christmas gift as a Footwear! P. M. Cassedy, ttuit or Overcoat. If you do not care to Jin vest so much then Postoffice Block, New Milford. 0 A pair of Slippers Is a good gift thought. A practical gift makes the recipient doubly appreciative. Regal Shoes, American Boy Shoes Those ho want to present father, uncle or brother with Hat or Cap Bath Robe slippers should visit our display and then the gift will the Fancy Vest House Coat surely please recipient ' and sister whose and stainless Neck Tie Christmas slippers for women. Mother, aunt Saviour; pure Choice Pajamas find daily use for tuft comfortable slippers. We offer a llfo was their modol; whose spirit of Grape Fruit Muffler Shirts holiday assortment that is unequalled. Live am' klnr'uess aud helpfulness 0-- Romeo red with leather fur trim- Suspenders Bag or Dress Case cut, felt slippers soles, vns tho spirit the; eovetelj and med for children, tlow delight the hearts of the lit- Crapes, Oranges, Nuts, Figs, they whose Immortal life hoped to tle ones. they Dates, Cranberries ;and share in I need not enforce This is the last before Xmas. If are Duby's soft soles in Ecru, White, Pink, Blue, Red, Tan glory. Christmas Candy-- All day you mine the or Block, Kid Ankle Strap Sanduls in Red, White, Blin k with any words of appro- still undecided as to just what to buy him for for l)est at or tan kid. Cashmere Hose to mutch. Wool soles priateness of these words over the quality rinlit prices; Gift boxes Call arid look Christinas. Uorae here fand we will show you knit Slippers for Men, Women and Children, still form of tier who lies before us. over the select .'stock of Hosiery, of useful that he would be to She had made her holy dedication to yood things for the Holidays at many things glad We have slippers, Felt Slippers, Arctics, Rubber party In xils and before the have. boots, Sandal rubbers. Dress shoes. Storm shoes and Felt Jesus temple boots, all desirable gifts. people. She had already taken the Starr & Dean's, You'll run no risk in selecting Christmas footwear here, up of salvation and was a humble Bank St., New Milford for we will cheerfully make any exchanges you desire disciple of the Lowly One. With her HATCH & DEWEY, after Christmas. this profession was not a tissue oi but rather a ex- pretention, genuine Her of Winter P. 0. Block, pression of life. In the calm depths Majesty of her being the Lord had his throne, & NEW MILFORD. BARRINGTON. nnd if she was less active In the Is not nearly so easily satisfied as CHEAT was the Maid of ele- young element of the church it has Spring. Regal is exacted of its true explanation in those words gance by i.ueen winter or her shapeaux. 1 1 of Paul "the spirit is willing but the L - i flesh is weak." The Newtown Bee. Now what was the conclusion to SPATCHERS, A MERRY CHRISTMAS which John arrived after he said United Bank Build Inir. New Milford are that have come out Newtown. Friday, December 24, 1909. "Blessed they of great tribulation and have washed theinr robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb." This is Best Christmas New Milford. his conclusion, "therefore are they before the throne of God and serve Candy. Christmas Suggestions. Him day and night in his temple." im- MILDRED WANZER EMMONS. They have put on their crown of Ten pounds and above 8c a Stevens Rifles and Guns, Sleds, Skates, Pocket Knives, They have entered al- weekThurs-iay- , mortality. pound. Retail 10c a pound. Carving-Knive- s. Entered into rest, last into the joy of their Lord. Fishing Rods, Mildred Wanzer Emmons beloved ready C. Thev shall hunger no more, neither B.:SCHIAPPACASSE, the Stevens Rifle or Gun or an Air Rifle and are sure to Mr and Mr9 E. Em-non- s, Buy Boy a you .laughter of J. Witn them there shall be no Bank Street, New Milford A of thi'st. please him, as they are safe, easy to handle, and accurate. age 18 years. wide circle more for the former things riends and relatives had followed pain, If he hasn't a good pocketknife, get him an H. & B. and he will have some- have passed away and God has wiped that will be a forever. Would be impossible. vith deep interest the news from the thing joy away all tears from their eyes." My A splendid line of carving sets in nice boxes suitable ht gifu. This is only ;iek bed. with the hope that this Mildred Wanzer Emmons is. life be friends, I a few of the things you will find here. There are a great many more. beautiful, promising might in company. What we will I I in Albert fulfill that heavenly If you come in and look them over, am sure can help you out Evitts, Druggist, spared to bless her home, and see of here is only the house she NEW M1LFOKI of her For the your Christmas Shopping. Telephone 33, that large sphere of usefulness lived in these 18 years. What is i which her talents and capabilities really she has flown to higher spheres i Eents Collected Telephone Connection gave promise. But it was not to be, there is left behind the fragrance i Holidays to Rest. but Estates Cared For and she passed her Eternal of a and Christlike life. Ma- i services were at- pure We have made a The funeral largely tured much beyond what her age i of 41 4! 1.4. J M. H. tended from the home her parents, would and cheerful .! MALLETT, Rev H. warrant; happy Before purchasing Real Estate, call on Sunday afternoon, George bv nature; even of disposition; won- useful things. Come in and Johnson 1'he tender, ap- Corner Main and Church Sts., VEW MILFORD. CONN. officiating. derfully appreciative of any little see Toilet Perfumes in 1 I tribute paid to Miss Em- be- Sets, PHINEAS E. CLARK propriate "lft or kindness and able to get - mons by Mr Johnson, at the request love Boxes, Toilet Waters, Mani- f THE ONLST hind the gift or deed and see the of many, is given in full: and this became the cuie Sets, Perfumes in Bulk, ESTATE come that prompted; t LOCAL REAL DEALER, "Blessed are they that have real treasure to her exceedingly Sachet Powders. out of and have 21 South Main St., New Milford, Ct., great tribulation, thmiehtful of others even from a lit Wallace's in bulk ! washed their robes and made them into a domestic Candy blood of tle child; growing and boxes- - I Who wilf only charge you one white in the the Lamb, nature and becoming a companion therefore are they before the throne now in tne but above these Huyler's in boxes.' I Commission. serve Him and family; of God and day night interests of earth, possessing a vital (Jigars, populrr brands in his .temple." We are told "that concern in the life's best things, this Farms and Country Homes a Specialty. as rise in the scale of their be things child of God has run her race of life. Cuts toward the possv at Guaranteed 6 per cent. Bonds. ing, they always go Some of us remember with especial Boys' High of If we chose to be W. N. j bility pain." pleasure her musical accomplish- Noble, among the highest order of creatures ments and her last June we must its performance DRUGGlbT, accept accompanying in the school across the way. It sorrow and M. penalties of suffering. us all so much pride in her and Bank New Milford. I G.Stone, The rock cannot know the sense or gave Street, maue us to hope that the skill of her BUILDER. pain; the tree suiters not at an; even would be no little asset in Telephone 98. flollan's CARPENTER and of life beneath fingers the rude forms hidden this town and to the church to which MILFORD. the not at all under the Bridge St.. NEW deep, quiver she belonged. The music of her hand In Marsh's Garage Building. knife. Bur when we come to man we will never hear again; that has do I want for Christmas? Tnat's easy, I'll tell all we come to a creature sensitive in a har- What my you 1H-- 2. But a finer Guide. Telephone!Conneetlons: Home. Shop, died out forever. The Traveler's thousand ways to life asperities. His than this still remains with right, can be racked from mony body by pain and will not be forgotten, and that is I don't have to stop to consider and thin., it ail over till night, countless diseases, accident or abuse; the music of her pure and. stainless BERKSHIRE DIVISION. Put this on your memo andthankyou his heart may bleed because of its and Christ filled life. Let us be a. 4.33, idols are shattered and Bridgeport Leave 7.00, 9.50 m., A pair of high cuts, the right kind and honest! that its hopes for her brief life among us 6.36 m.; 8.30 a. m. Arrive be thankful p. Sunday the triends he can find. In. that are buried; his mind may in her death let us not be bitter 7.37, 11.00 a. m. 4.54 7.20 p. m.; Sun- Yours truly will rank you jolliest Just and 6.43 m. tortured by mystery, adversity and sub- day p. I want from Mollan's, A Stock of or rebel. Let us say bowing in 7.10, 10.09 a. m.. 4 43, them they're dandy; they're heavy; Large loss; his soul may be troubled with will Trumbull North, mission and resignation to the 6.48, p. m.i Sunday 8.48 a. m. South, Anu tan, with two straps and bellows tongue the of its own moral 10.4S a. 4. 7.10 Felt and Rubber consequences Lord ana 7.i6, m., 48, p.m. Sunday s. Men's and Boys' of the Fat'er, "The gave on to out lwe ear-lap- Those are the possibilities 6.31 p. m. Fastened handy, keep the snow, Shoes and Rubbers. guilt. the Lord taketh away. Blessed he tne 10.05 a. m 4.48. Boots, Arctics, which come to every human be- Long Hill North, 7.16, I know won't go in my stocking, may name of the Lord." Friends, as we 6.54 p. m.; Sunday 8.48. South, 7.20, they Also good line of Gloves. in the and is 6.26 ing that stands earth sit here on this quiet Sabbath after 10.43 a m., 4.38, 7.05 p. m.; Sunday Such foolishness I've never tried, known as the earthly image of its event P. m- - Flourrand Grain of all kinds. Hay, Salt, noon, confronted by life's great North, 7.22, 10.10 a. m., 4.53, I'll be satisfied now Uen I'm taiKing: Molasses Feed. Creator. And if we would avoid the to be de Stepney Gluten and death whose issues are 7.00 p. m.; Sunday 8.54 a. m. South To wear new cuts outside. A clean Market with Select and sorrow of existence, there is 10.38 a. 7.00 m.;Sun-da- v my high Native pain termined by our own moral conduct, 7.13, m., 4.33, p. Meats and Poultry. We butcher only one of this and that .20 p. m. Grade Groceries at Lowest but way doing we mav well turn our t.nouht upor Steers. High of a lower and ord- Botsford North, 7.32, 10.26 a. m., 5.08, Prices. by being painless ouel-e- s and about our own 7.11 9.04 a. m. South us not de- enquire p. m.; Sunday, er of life. But friends, let condition. I hear you say this 7. 05, 10.28 a. m., 4.25, 6.62 p. m.; Sun- Pain is one of the spiritual 6.11 m. & ceive ourselves. is such an aeaini we can- day, p. Ackley, Hatch Marsh, of our nature, and one untimely Newtown North, 7.40, 10.36 a. m., 5.18, deepest things not tell the day nor the hour when 7.21 m.; 9.12 a. m. South, Kailroadand Bridge Streets. of tenderest ministries. Al- p. Sunday God's the Son of Man cometh., Our times 6.57, 10.17 a. m., 4.17, 6.42 p, m.; Sun- New Milford. though "no chastening for the pres- and we may well day, 6 03 p. m. K. are in his hand, 10.48 a. W. ent seemeth to be joyous, but griev Hawleyville North, 7.60, MOLLAN, live so that any day we might say 6.28. 7.30 p. m.; Sunday 9.22 a.m. North arcerwaras yieia-et- h ous; nevertheless it what this youthful one said when at 6.49, 10.08 a. m. 4.09, 6.33 p. m.; Sun- of - 6.65 m. the peaceable fruit rightous- last the dim corsciousness began to day p. ness unto them which are exercised Brookfleld Junction North 6.17, 8.03, 1026 Main St., Bridgeport. da v. n and she began to be aware tnat 11.03 a. 6.45, 7.39 p. m.;Sun-da- y therebv." 'Tis of body that m., 6.40, pain this might be the last sickness. "I 9.30 a. m. South, 6.40. 9.68 a. Skates prompts prayerful gratitude for I must 6.24 p. m.; Sunday 6.45 p. m. do so want to live, but if die, 11.08 a. on of health or warns a being against the are here Brookfleld North, 6.22, 8.08, m., Express"paidne way purchases $3. I am not afraid to go." We 5.60, 7.44 p. m.; Sunday 9.35 a.m. South continuance of wrong. 'Tis or physical in y, but 6.95, 7.UY, .4X, a. m., d.uu, o.io p. softens the human heart safety 6.37 m. Sleds pain that at rate soon, tne messenger Sunday p. makes the world akin in gener- any wuj Lanesville and Still River North, 129, and mil at. vour home and say "Come." 7.52 Sun- ous inexhaustible It 8.16, 11.18 a. ra., 6.67, p. m.; and sympathy. that when it come find us day 9.42 a. m. South 6.25, 7.00, 9.34 on the May day 6.29 Useful Presents. is pain that inspires prayer and in the oi tnese unes. a. m., 4.60, 6.04 p. m.; Sunday, p. of our and ready spirit Good Values rough road earthly journey New' 11.23 a. m.. confidence in Lord who I stand the cross on the lone Milford North 8.22, Kefunded faith and the "As by 6.05 9.49 a.m. Soutlr If Your Horse s Satisfactory or Money own s 6.65, p. m.i Sunday knoweth and waiteth for his mountain crest, 6.20, 6.65, 9.29, 9.43 a. m., 4.37, 3.89. Sick or Lame, D have come out Lnokine over the ultimate sea, 5.55 p. m,; S.23, rJ0 p. m. "Blessed are they that Sunday, Your Cow Out; of of great tribulation." I feel that In the gloom of the mountain a ship Osborne & Stone, these words are exceedingly fitting lies at rest, Condition, from the lea, LITCHFIELD BRANCH. Successors to 0. A. Way Co., at this time, for the earthly cup ot And one sails away Your Dog or Cat filled its white on 11.00 a. m., 6.33 p. m.; 111 Titota. Wall Paper. Glass Window Shades, nur vmine friend was Quite One spreads wings Danbury Leave of and trouble. track, Sunday 9.00 a. m. Arrive 10.00 a. m., New Milford, Ct. with her share pain 4.02 6.61. ills and sheet flowing p. m.; Sunday, for Dr Darnels Her earthly tenement knew the With pennant Hawleyville North, 11.12 a. m., 6.44 p. You should askRupf Bodk, Telephone 113-- 3. and diseases of life to an unusual ex free: m.; Sunday 9 12 a.m. South, 9.48 a. m., "Home Treatment of Horses. Ge.tfle.'Sheep. 6.50 m. tent for her few years. All along One hides in the shallow with sails 3.60 p. m.; Sunday. p. Swine, Dogs and Cats." Shepaug North, 11.26 a. m., 6.68 p. m.; she seemed heir to all the diseases laid aback, 9.36 a. m. 9.33 a. m., free and Is worth mtmerlto you. me! Sunday South, It's that came and went and knew to The shin that is waiting for 3.37 p. m.; Sunday 5.19 a. m. what indeed the ills of the flesh sub' Rut lo. in the distance the clouds Eoxbury Falls North, 11.34 a. m., 6.06 RUPF and p. m.; Sunday 9.45. South, 9.24 a. m., Painting ker. But her tribulations were break away! m. jected I 3.30 p. m.: Sunday 8.10 p. Sells Dr Daniel's Medicines. not simply those or the Dooy; iney The Gate's glowing portals see; Eoxbury North, 11.43 a. m., 6.14 p. m.; Papering. in turn precipitated their own pe And I hear from the outgoing snip Sunday 10.05 a. m. South, 9.16 a. m., in 3.21 p. m.: Sunday, 6.00 p. m. culiar disappointments, compelling the bay Washington North, 13.00 m., 6.31 p. m.; A fine line of WALL PAPER this child to give up many of her The song of the sailors in glee; Sunday lv.it a. ra. oouin e.os a. m., ambitions at school and in So I think of the lunminous root-- Frank E. Rowe, hopes and 1204 a. m., 6.S5 p. We H. 3. COUCH, of and innocent that bore New Preston North, AreAlways Delighted the sphere happy prints m.: Sunday 10.3S a m. South 8.64 Architect, Merryill Dist, NEW MIUORD. pleasure. It is not easy to bury hopes The comforts o'er dark Galilee, a. ra., 2.69 p. m.;Sunday 4.18 p. m. To wtton you because we know nur! (roods fel. 141-1-4. which fastened themselves on the And wait for the signal to go to the Will pletse you. Finest Coffee for jour fam- Office Mygatt Sack. could forth shore NEW HAYIN AND BOTSFORD. ily altar vour breakfast table and teas irood Milford. goals to which others go enough for even the Mikado. No poor quality Bank Street, Hew well be- is for but not she. And so we may To the ship that waiting New 6.65. 9.32 a. m., 4.15, here only the best of eTerytilnr. Don't Haven Leave, mistake a few cents on lieve that she can be included among me." 3.61, 6.03 p. m.; Sunday 7.52 a. m. mate the of sarins Telephone, 12.00 a. m Coffees and Teas wise honsekeepers will as- those of whom John speaks as com- W. Arrive, 8.30. 11.10, 5.50, a some Raw Furs & Hides The pallbearers were Ray 7.40 d. m.: Sunday. 7.16 d. m. sure you that you had better tare out of great tribulation. 4.37 m. other line. They're rlxht, loo. ing John S. Addis, Stuart Breinig, Shelton North, 9.6 a. m., p. W. T. GALLAGHER W pay the best prices for fox, And the seer continues ana nave Leach, South. 10.47, a. m.. 7.15 p. m. afeunk, muBkrat, and for all skins. We washed their robes and made them E. Green, James Allen and Stevenson North, 10.08 a. m 4.49 p. m. C. I. LEACH, Kim Strut, Saitot Hook. Oa. In the mar- Perry m.. 7.os m. pay In check or money. If white in the blood of the Lamb." Of was a South. 10.37. a. p. . Shop near New England Station. Barber ket call or write to us. Vincent Allen. There profu Monroe North, 10.13 a. nu, 4.6 p. m. Hairdresser. Satisfaction la all my work course we know is m. CbuTch'Streefc, New Milford. aad that John using sion of beautiful floral tributes. The South. 10.32 a. m.. f.Df p. Shop open every day and Archie Miles & a and it means blessed are Botsford North, 10.X1. a, m.. t.03 p. m. Caranteed. HuoUvr A Co., figure m. ToieDhoM M. Upaclalty. North Km, Cw(. those wk hare accepted Jesus as burial was in th Center cemetery. South 10.27, a. bu i i p. 16 THE NEWTOVvN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1909

BEG Now You Can Buy Furs for Her ! Sale of ELEVENTH HOUR Women's Christmas Furs at SUGGESTIONS. Reduced Prices : Good gifts for the entire family by " Good to I The weather man has Bet given the fur business square deal this soason, the hundreds. choosing the last so wo'vo tot to make reduced prices do the work cold weather would have dono, minute lu every department showing a Mill hml it arrived. for fur bubinass now to Christmas. Here noes a from big up such as This is a rare opportunity to buy Christmas Furs at January Prices the lirst big variety reduction in furs this season. Women's Fur Lined A For Men Coats. Club Bees Paiamas Manufacturer's Slippers. Neckwear. lined Collar $25.00 Shoes. Shirts. $30 Coney coat, Coney Clean-u- p $33 Squirrel lined coat, Opossum collar $27.50 Fur Coats Hosiery lined Collar $25.00 Underwear Gloves. $33 Coney coat, Coney Leather Goods $40 Squirrel lined coat, Raccoon Collar $32.50 Sale of Furs. Razors. Nieht Robes Safety Hats and Cans lined coat, Opossum Collar $32.50 $40 Squirrel Sweaters. Fur Cans $45 Hemster lined coat, Jap Mink Collar $35.00 Handkerchiefs. Silk Hats Hemster lined Muskrat Collar $30.00 $50 coat, We offer the balance of a Suspenders. Bath Robes. $60 Squirrel lined coat, Raccoon Collar $50.00 Coats House Coats. maker's stock of this sea- Fancv $65 Muskrat lined coat, Raccoon Collar $50.00 Overcoats. Umbrellas. I i,l H tt I H ,l II III II at obtained II $70 Muskrat lined coat, Opossum Collar, $55.00 son's furs prices Rain Coats. Canes. $50 Squirrel lined coat, Persian Collar $75.00 only by our ready cash and by Suits. Suit Cases. Persian Collar $125 Nat. Squirrel lined coat, our being "on the spot" at Rubber Coats Opera Hats $75.00 is the right time. There are $135 Squirel lined coat, Pointed Fox Collar $75.00 splendid bargains. MS.X i WOMEN'S FUR COATS. For Boys Brocaded and Skinner Satin liner, jewelled buttons $16.50 Kolinsky Scarf, $12.50 22.50 Kolinsky Muff, 16.50 $50 Pony Coat, 38 inches $40.00 Neckwear Stoc tines Indian Suits $60 Ponv Coat. 50 inches $50.00 Last forvere hose 12.50 Sable Squirrle Scarf Cowbov Suits You Interested 75 French Seal Coat, 30 inches $50.00 9.00 Maior Suits Underwear Are $75 Pony Coat, 50 inches $60.00 Paiamas Rubber Boots 20.00 Sable Scarf Hi?h Cut tan shoes In Good Do want the very best that $80 Ponv Coat. 45 inches $65.00 Squirrel Suspenders Clothing. you French Seal 45 inches $65.00 16.50 Kazoo Suspenders Cans Do to some one $85 Coat, Hats Children's Wash money can buy. you prefer pay Coat, 36 inches $100.00 see what a Bese $125 Fancy Pony 30.00 Sable Squirrel Scarf Bloufe Waists Suits an enormous profit or will you $135 Pony Coat, 52 inches $100.00 Shirts Children's Rompers finest merchan- 25.00 System store can offer you. The $145 Hudson Seal Coat, 30 inches $90.00 dise in the world at fair prices. That's Besse Sys- $175 Hudson Seal. Coat, 50 inches $135.00 35.00 Persian Lamb Muff 25.00 For Women and Girls tem Way. SMALL FURS REDUCED. for Winter. 65.00 Persian Lamb Shawl Furnishings $15 Persian Paw Sets . $12.50 50.00 Lingerie Waists Sweaters Shoesjfor Everybody. $35 Blue Lynx Throw Scarfs $15.00 Net Waists Golf Vests Mink Muff $20.00 18.50 Marten Scarf 15.00 Chiffon Waists $35 Hand Skirts Sabled Muff $30.00 Bs Dresses 27 Stores. $40 Squirrel Rug 30.00 Persian Lamb Muff Silk Petticoats $5K Blank Fox Silk Inset Set. lone Shawl and frepe-de-Chin- e 22.50 Coats large Rug kuff .cti , $40.00 Scarfs Suits Flack Jet Stocks Shoes 55 Sa.Hp.fl Fox Silk Inset Set. Ions Shawl and Scarf 16.5$ Gray Squirrel Collar and Cuff sets Silk Hose. Pillow Muff $40.00 large 12.50 Stocks ose Supporters. $60 Mink Muff. $40.00 Novelty Bows CIul 1 aes. 10.00 Caracul Scarf 7.50 $110 Ermine Set $50.00 Jabots Suit Csses. Crochet Collars Fitted Suit Cases.

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grandchildren, all of whom are resi- The Newtown Bee. dents of Greenfield Hill. As a hus- Goods. band, father, neighbor and friend Mr Holiday Newtown, Friday, December 24, 1909. Banks leaves behind him p record of kind deeds to be remembered By all means Inspect Our Stock, Including Books, long Holiday and a name which in the language of Toys. Dolls, Brush and Comb Sets, and a thousand and one ar Greenfield HOI the wise king is rather to be chosen ticles. The Best Dlsplty ever seen in Woodbury, umstraas Lanay in than fine gold. .fancy boxes and in bulk. Christinas DEATH OF HORACE BANKS A SEVERE LOSS TO AGRICUL- DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN RESI- H. H. CANFIELD, NORTH WOODBURY, CONN TURAL COMMUNITY. DENT. The death of Horace B. Banks, widely known throughout Fairfield William A. Smith, a native and life as an influential farmer and stock- long resident of North Banks dis- ! man, which ocured at his home in trict, passed peacefully away at the Things home of his in that Time Your Hull's Farms, Friday afternoon, was daughter place to Buy a severe shock to his numerous about 9 o'colck, Sunday morning. friends and most of Death followed a long period of dis- acquaintances, to and Robes. whom had not of his illness un- solution and was due uraemic Winter Blankets heard The to til the news of his death reached ttroubles and general debility. Ever proper place find something suitable for a Man's Them To Sell. since the of his five We Have them. Several days ago Mr Banks death wife, years Christmas is at a Man's Store this store, where "Men Who his health has been was seized with a severe attack of ago, steadily Know" come for their outfitting:. W.-Steve- ns and six months & Co.," grip. Dr Dunham, the physi- failing for the past W. family he has been confined to the house. Conn. cian, was called and soon pronounced Choice garments for Men and Boys from the World's Best 16 Whitest., Danbury, his condition In of H 'r death was a severe blow to Mr alarming. spite of Tailor Shops. Harness Repaired. heroic efforts on the part of the doc- Smith, coming at that period life ia when he most needed her companion- tors to prevent it, pleuro-pneumon- Since he has made his Handsome and exclusive Haberdashery; Hats and Caps in al and ed ship. then developed the aged patient the Models. to the inevitable. Deceased home with his two daughters," Mrs Correct was a son of the late Deacon John Jessup Jennings and Mrs Charles A. and was at tne latter's The Best to wear in line of Banks of this place and like his Jennings it Things every outfitting. father before him followed home where the end came on Sunday. Christmas. always man whose ex Then feature store Open Evenings Until the of He own- The deceased was a the price of our is a strong inducement occupation farming. in minor affairs ed ami personally conducted one of cellent judgment for ifs proverbial that, when quality is considered, our prices are and best farms in called forth general commendation the largest ills al- always the lowest. known as a model from all sides. t His advice was vicinity, being when mm wkBFumam farmer in every respect. A man of ways cheerfully given sought e and. approachable, he OONN. sound and fortun being always Swell Leather Suit Bill WIN JOHN SI BRIDGEPORT, judgment always and esteem of Cases, Bags, JFolds, Purses, ? Jf ate in his speculations he amassed a enjoyed the friendship handsome fortune and his all who knew him." He was the last Playing Cards, Dressing Sets, Silk and Cotton Hose for position survivor of The funeral in M.e agricultural district of Fair- his family. Men, in a large variety, Holeproof Hosiery in Holiday field was an influential one. At the was held from the home of his daugh- on V'f afternoon and Boxes, Silk Beautiful Bath Robes and country fair he exhibited the ter riiesday the Holeproof Sox, usually was in Oaklawn ceme- largest and sleekest cattle, being an body interred Smoking Jackets. Is expert iudge along this line and was tery, widely known as a breeder and grow- Saturday is a er of choice oxen throughout Fair- Miss Bessie Banks enjoying field county. The deceased is surviv- brief visit to her aunt, Mrs H. C. ed by a widow, one son and three Raymond, of Black Rock.

useful, makes the most ac- Something practical, 97 ceptable of gifts for Man or Boy. a is at the 8 for selection w The most satisfactory place At RIDDIFORD'S. tmr aw m m v m m m a ak j best Men's. Store-Lib- rary Corner. if A List of Sensible Gift Hints : Watch Danbury, Conn. HOUSE COATS. UMBRELLAS. BATH ROBES. CANES. Movements "CLUETT"' SHIMS. HOSE. beeu a popular and much loved HANDKERCHIEFS. Washington, school NECKWEAR. teacher, was gowned in a pletty blue - SWEATERS. ARM BANDS. Have advanced in price. We are fortu- broadcloth suit and GAMERS. traveling large SUSPENDERS. and still sell blue hat The young people left on FUR LIflED GLOVES. nate in having a large stock MISS CANFIELD MR KNOWLES. MUFELERS. the afternoon train for their wedding PAJAMAS. DRESS GLOVES. at the same old price. What's better than trip and will make their future home SHIELDS. SUIT CASES. A quiet but pretty home wedding in FULL DRESS a'good, reliable watch for a Christmas Waterbury. took place at Mr and Mrs Henry to match a See us about the Watch question.- - Pajamas with Slippers pleasing gift. Canfields, South Britain, on Tuesday, Sonthville. Holiday novelty. December 21. when their daughter, Lucy Averill Canfield, was united in BRIEFLY NOTED. to Wilbur Enowles of is & marriage Butchering the order of the day. '.Heme of Smart of Peet Co. C. E. who was " ww the guest of the Apparel Rogers, RIDDIFORD, Washington, graduated Mr Swan son, last Sunday in 1904. The house HJiaa i" Tl. . . . and the ricuse ot KUFpenneimer. 19 Bank Street, Kew Milford. 5 from Wesleyan in NewMHf" IMt Saturda Li Christ- was tastefully decorated with 8penl last Eat mas green and the bride, who has