the Newtown B VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 23, J 909. NUMBER 82.

TEIHITT PAKISK. CONOREOATIOffAX, CKVftCH WHIST PARTY. I EDITORIAL INK DROPS. , New fliilford. Foxbury. HOTEL ' f lunflny, Bt 3Matt' Say. ' BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. At The Inn Parlors Ptr The Benefit i 'ibe new school law, which went iBdr gorviett. 10 a. st, John's. of The Newtown At m celebration of the Holy Into effect, July lii, will be a radical at The first game of ball played In Library. Communion; ut 11 it. m.. morning 11 a. m.. service with and rector. Ituv (and it Ih hoped a very beneficial) the new field at the station re- At morning r prayer Rermrin by the Miss Lois Huntington, violinist ot mon by the uiwtorj at 13 m. Sunday juiiitm li. uoriti; at lit m., Hunduy from tbe old walk-ov- er meet-In- k, A whist for tbe benefit of change district system. sulted in a for the local Khooli at (.SO p. m.. Y. P. 8. 0. B party gchool', ut l.ov p. m., evening pruyer New Yorit and a pupil ot the late lubjfct ''Httrowi of Miwlun In the Newtown -.- will be held It inttkeg coiiBolldallon compulsory boyB, the victims being the High- ret. 1 to orary Hubert Arrold, played two solos, the China." Mali ltt, niiionary The member of Trinity Guild will dis- mooting. et tbe parlors of the Newtown Inn meet till m witn lite entire abolition of the landers of New Mllford. Through a at week Friday at 2.30 p. at andinte from tbe Wianlasko Con- -' Prayer meeting Thurday evcninr on Saturday evening of tins week, Trinity rectory to work for the Guild trict committees, putting the full misunderstanding the game was to 7.45. , ale on Auguitt 4. and next Tuesday cert and the adagio from the 3rd of the Men' Feder- 1 control of the schools and itchool have been a "scrub" or The July meeting beginning at 8 o'cloca. It hoped and Frlduy ut the same hour and plure. pro- suite of Ries at practice ation will be hfld Buturdny afternoon H Is huiwd um will be a Inrge loiitrl Frans the morning even I n Ih la 114, there will be a attendance as perty Into the hands of tbe town game for the regular line up, but and if of week, July and large button of funvy art.uee for the utile. service in St John's church, last will be a fwllowHlilp meeting with the tbe needs school fcnimlUee, who tbe pluce the Highlanders, or a part of them, Men'a club of the Congregational library treasury replenish tae Sunday. MIhs Huntington's tone, church at bethel. There will be a bull ing. of the tciiocl board. The town Is to were on their way over and rather name In the nftwnoon o! the Talr WHOLESALE PiOUCE QUOTA- gravely sonorous at times and al- own all school buildings and proper- than disappoint them a game was lirounoi, npginning at ociock uoiwenn TIONS. ways sympathetic and of a carrying the men of the two cluba. aiier which ty. Compensation is to be made to played minus the services of Daly, there will be refreshments and a social SUMMER CONCERT AT THE By Vole k Co., Bridgeport. quality, gave great pleasure to the hour In the lower room or the church. the districts baaed the values who TOWN HALL upon who the pitcher, enjoyed the, day at All men of the church are cordially Butter, choice creamery prints, 33 congregation, earnestly wished Invited to attend tha social at tha 34o lb; tube 34 placed upon thler property by tbe the rher. As has been said, the of Mrs7. W. Cordon. it a net dairy tuiie; tbe music might be repeated at the church and everybody la Invited to the Br Pupils fair to good 20 Q 32c; common HwitJc. board of assessors. An equlization game was fruit for the boys. Silver Fair grounds to witness the ball fame, Cheese, factory and dairy 14 16c; evening service. Mies Huntington's where there will be lota of fun. Every The date for the Summer Concert Eggs, freuh nearby SO fa31e. chickens, tax which will adjust these values. the whole and did fine 20 violin is an Amatl and she Is to be pitched game member of the Federation la urged to to be of Mrs James it tio lb. Fowls, 14 & 16c lb. af- given by pupils 7 ffi Unfortunately Newtown is not for a man who hasn't pitched In be on hand to welcome their guests W. Gordon at the Town hall will be Calves, 9c. Potatoes, new. 32.60 congratulated on being the possess- iroui uetnei. & 12.65 bul. Onions, yellow, 0o bit. fected by this bill, as towns having nearly 10 years. The score at the Friday evening, August 13, Each Cabbages, 1.25 & $1.65 bbL Carrots, or of an instrument capable of re- THE AUGUST 8A LB number ou tne has been new, 25o dz Brks. DrlPd peas, 12. 6 boroughs or cities in their borders seventh Inning was Mine Hill 12, program sponding to her interpretation. Le The annual sale the Indies of the carefully selected and arranged and uu, morrow, a,io du. seans, are not included In Its provisions. 0, the flual score, by pea, bu. Beeswax, 30o lb. ttoy Beaumont was the ac Highlanders Congrerational churcn wlii b held will without doubt please all. Other Conkey Mine Hill 15, Highlanders 6. The this year, August 11. Besides tha reg attractions will be a male companist. ular sale or inncy articles, ice cream, popular HAWIEYYILLE CHAPEL. Bathing in Taunton Lake must cease. men Emeen and Miss M. Camp-bell- out of town boys had three cake and home made candy. quartet Agusta The officials of the Newtown Water Co. Slihv. lmnorter of Oriental and Turkish a student of and elocu left on bases at two different tlmep as- oratory action goods, will be there with a large tion the of Sunday Berrloes. propose taking vigorous against Miss Eiza Roberts passed to her a bit wild sortment of laces, embroidery, Mexican at University Syracuse, future offenders. A word to the and'theh pltcherswero was won nonors in the at 3 p. m., service with any eternal rest, Sunday afternoon at drawn work, etc. Mr Bllby here who has past Bunday wise Bhould be sufficient as nc less than six gains 1 first by the last year and those who patronized and who was awarded second preaching by itev James H. George. 3.45. She had been a sufferer him were well nleased with their our-- year great hospital route. Outside the catch- chases. The fair will be held on the prize for public reading and honored for about four months and the end C. B. s with a to the Boar's REM0NSIKANCE AGAINST ing by Walker, the features were the lawn of Taylor, beginning at membership V THE HOTELS. came as a welcome relief to her p. m., August 11. Head dramatic society. Miss Camp- GRANIINGA LICENSE slugging of Whelan, who in fire bell neels no further Introduction. Arrivals at The Inn. weary body. Miss Roberts was a times up oi nn twice ana ivo TO DEPENDENTS. She is a of the Newtown native of Noithvllle and bad spent SEDUCE graduate Mr and Mrs Samuel K. Brown nnd To Georee Perry at The Central rs and a t.iple. Sl'.ver, High school and her initial efforts her who'e life here. She o New N. House. pnctieally Connecticut House Passes Anti-Pr- are well known. Her first Dow in n, Rochelle, Y. Walker and Jenkins also connected H. C. Mr E. B. will be missed wide creation Bill. her chosen will be made Plumb, ana irs sadly by a for douses. profession Peck, "Daddy" Valloly on August 13, at Bridgeport. A largely signed remonstrance circle of friends and acquaintances. Friday evening, Mrs Edwin F. Miss has been iorwarded to covered the- Initial bag, a la hot The nassace bv the House of Repre the Hown hall. Remember the Mersick, the county She was exceedingly charitable In ' Lewis, New Haven. a chase, The of the sentatives of the date. commisioners against granting batting order bill la considered by those in Mr ana 'Mrs C. N. Mr her opinions of everyone. It wa a defec- Choate, and license to sell liquor to George Ferry Mile Hill team xr as follows: charge in this state of mentally Mrs H. F. No rare to hear a word of censure, tive persons to be the most effective Greenman, Bridgeport. at the Grand Central hotel. datH thing Meyers as, Walker c, Vhelen If, J. step over taken in Connecticut to re- HATTERTOWN. Mr and Mrs H. M. Greenman, fur a nearlrg has yet been assigned. from her lips. No one in need duce the number cf slate dependents. Newtown. C'allaghan ?b, Jenkins of, Bpargo was could to her in vain. She was The bill, which Introduced, by Mrs C. A. Peake, Yonkers, N. Y. appeal b, Vn'ilfly lb, Naase if, S'i rers p. Representative Tomlinson of Danbury, Frank Jones and Mrs Peter Peter ST JOHN'S. a woman and for 25 had is copied largely after the Indiana bill. W. M. Burke, Henry Caldwell, godly years Umpire, M. Callaghan, scorer, L. It passed by the vote of 130 to 28, and son and two children and Mr and New York. been a consistent and devoted mem- con- Minor. it is expected that the Senate will Mrs Peter Favereau of Easton were A. E Stamford. Sunday Services. cur with the House in :ts adoption Bounty and wife. ber of the Baptist church in this - Mr and Mrs H. C. Tin- bill applies only to the state prison guests over Sunday of Mr and Mrs Fairchild, Mr whicn she win be A FAIR TOBE HELD. and insane Institutions, where the oper- ana Mrs w. At 10.45 a. m., morning prayer place, by very the John Roberts. i'rea Gaston, Passaic, The Shepaug club will hold a fair on ation may be performed under N. J. and sermon by the rector, Rev O. O. much missed and deeply mourned. of 29 direction of the head of the medical .j the afternoon and eveninij July Miss Emma Me of ' at the Town hall. There will be a Bale staff of the institution. An amendment Carthy Bridge Mr and Mrs W. L. Ryen, New Wright. Always a regular attendant, when Wilton Mrs of fancy articles, a Japanese tea room was offered by Representative port is the guest of Mr and York City. aealth permitted, at every service display of culinary art. a sale of ice making the law operative in county S. G. Mrs Huntington, Monroe. CLEAN-U- P SALE OF SUM- cream. sweets, pond. homes. however, was rejected. Thomas Perkins. GREAT both mid-we- ek and on Bhepaus fishing This, With room MER. CLOTHING. the Lord's and Madame Zabriskl, the world re Mr and Mrs David Miller, Jr., of every practically full nowned be the season day. She was a contribut- palmist will there, also many at the Inn promises to be firm ot F. Keane & geneious other attractions. Mr and Mrs Ben Lamback and son, are of David Miller, A The hustling John Wood-have- Brooklyn guests most successful one. "The Inn has clean-u- p of or and of her means. Thomas, and H. Schnabley of n, Jo. announce a great sale gave cheerfully N. T., were guess, last week, of Sr. . won a deserved reputation for first summer doming Ire knii'o has hi.en Her last uays were spent at the Nichoh Mr and Mrs E. Lamback. class service. put in deep on all prices of summer goods and the puDuc are given tre- home of her sister, Mrs John NEWS AS SCRIifJbi FINDS IT. mendous bargains as a result. They ask OUR Mrs Helen Kilbride and two daught- Daniel 6. Beers, chairman of the The Sandy Hook Hotel. to make a call at store and Williams of New Milford, from ers ars their vacation witn you their spending Dan-bur- y, convinca yourself. whose Tues- Sheriff Plumb of Trumbull was a frlendl in Newark, N. J school board, paid a' visit to Mrs Thomas Bradley, Mr and Mrs home she was buried on M. F. Mr Mrs 2 m. recent guest in town. Monday. Bradley and son, and A new No. 3 Standard ticket case day, July 20, at p. Tne "at Mr and Mrs A. E. Bounty and Mr and Thomas Blake, Miss Geraldine Mrs RothbGttom has been taken Mrs C W. of Stamford came in has been in the Newtown rest services" were conducted by ler Bounty Miss New placed to a sanatarium for an indefinite their auto to Hill Crest, the residence Mr Mrs of Reilley, Margaret Reilley, station. It is rumored that silver the Rev S. U. Wood. of Mr and Mrs D. G. Beers, where they and Vernon Fanning York. pastor, '' dollar was given witn the first time.';."- ;. were guests over Sunday. were guests, last Sunday, Misses away Mrs L. M. Piatt, of Bridgeport has vv.:, Bridgeport Anna, Made and Gertrude sola and that Mr Bla.ikman of C. ticket been Mr ana Mrs S. A Rev John Franke of the Trinity ; of Mr and Mrs Thomas J, Leavy. Keating, aiath Norwalk. visiting ri. Daniel G. Beers has placed a top on the Hook was the fortunate re " G.yI.J Smith, Boston, Mass. church has sent in his resignation the automobile of C. B. Taylor, , Morgan. , F. M. cipient.' ... "has as vilcox, Canaan. accepted the charge John C. Leavy of Bridgeport has C. rand Miss Jane Beers went to Sugar Hill Miss Hattie Perry, Winsted. Mrs Matthew Mullane of Hawley-vill- e of St Luke's church on Stratford home in the White Mountains, Tuesday, for been passing a few days at his S. J. Hunter, Boston, Mass. is A trained ; a of two weeks. quite seriously. Greenfield Hill avfenue, Bridgeport. He will move sojourn on Walnut Tree Hill. nurse and Dr Kiernan are in at . his family from Huntington about Miss Bessie L. Boers goes to Lake METHODIST. CHURCH. tendance. HARRY HULL. in Adriondacks to the 1. Clear the pass Mr r.r.ri W. R Crofton of Bridge September balance of the summer. 'Jra New an port are guests of Mr and Mrs Ezra J. Sunday Services. Tnrnev Soule. Dresident of the Harry Hull, aged and life long Dr Gallup of Long Hill was a Milford Savings . bank, and Joseph remain at the Hall. ' resident of Hulls Farms, died at his in last week. Unclaimed letters The splendid shower of rain, last Nettleton of New Milford, passed guest town, postoffloe addressed to: Mrs Naoni through Newtown. Wednesday night, in home in on Son S. an S'und-i- came very near pre- that place very suddenly Percy Card and son, Kenneth, Minor, Miss Hitchcock, Edward Mr and Mrs G. P. Taylor enjoyed evening, an auto on the way home from Laurel Cowell, Miss Gaeda Ackerman, Mrs auto ride to Mamaroneck, N. Y., Satur- venting the evening service, but as Beach Monday afternoon. He had been were guests in Huntington on Satur- Chester Andrews, Mrs James E. Wheel- goins: from there to I;riarc.iiff. off were anxious Mcln-ro- y, day, it cleared those who on er, Miss Flora Wald, Miss Jane returned on Monday morning. sitting the veranda of his home They to hear the discourse on- - the "Dis day. Mrs A. F. Morgan, Mrs Dan Drugs: Spiro powder, 25c; during the forenoon but about 12 Mr and Mrs Charles Huntoon of Mrs W. B. Murrey, Wilson M. turbers of the world's peace" were Swamproot,' ouc and 9l)c; Herrick's Reymlds, Postmaster. A complete line of the Lisk enamel and felt well for the o'clock complained of feeling ill and the Bast End, Bridgeport, made a ware at E. J. Hall's. present repaid pills, 25c; Mellin's fcod, bay rum, effort, hext Sunday morning at 30c Mennen's was assisted to his room. He had Vv a pint; talcum powder, brief stay In town, .last ednesday. 10.45 be "The Marion Curtis returned, Tuesday even- Lottie Tomlinson is the guest of the subject will 25c. Groceries: bananas, oranges been in bed only a few minutes Miss Leota Maurer is a Miss Christian a spending ing, after a stay of two weeks' at Mr and Mrs Frank Mitchell. armour," being descrip Hiawatha flour in bbl. and bag. when he died. A widow and three few days with her cousin in Shelton. Woodmont. tion of the Christian warrior's uni- Fre sliif tfilj ft 1'itr s. and Mrs form. all him. of n nf the firm nf Mrs William Dapin Henry In the evening 'The righteous children, married, survive Frank Plumb and family tioi. Wampr of Hotcnkissviae came oyer in be Curtis & Co. is a vaca- Dawson on as a persevering element in the Miss Laine, an invalid, would were of Mr and Taylor, enjoying their Knox car, Saturday, and called J Bridgeport guests tion twn twpaIts. T.nst week he naid world." glad to receive pupils on the organ visit to Block Island. Mr and Mrs Edward, Taylor. Mrs Cook on Sunday. a Bible study in Sunday school at or piano at the Methodist parsonage DEERFIELu. 12 noon. Miss is an Albert Burt and Miss Burr of Oxford ties for misses and ladies, and Mrs W. B. Lamphear of Shelton has ;. in Sandy Hook. Lame and Mrs H. W. Week service on and Li Olds Monroe were in town, last a complete line of shoes for the fall been the guest of Mr night Thursday accomplished experienced Mrs J. has returned to her guests wurus oc v. home in Brooklyn, after a traae. ai layior, Wright. evening at 7.30. teacher. 4 pleasant week. visit with relatives in tills vicinity. Dr Willis O. Davis of Brooklyn, W. E. Nichols in New Bots-for- d Mrs has company from Baldwin is H. J. Mrs E. P. Finch was Haven, Mr and Mrs Michael Crowe of N. and his son a few Edward H. Cowles of Woodbury, New York. Frank assisting Cor-be- tt i., spent days Wednesday. .. entertained Misses Elizabeth will conduct a sale of the famous A. A. Monroe his new of at the iviethodist parsonage and de-- Conn., Mr and Hrs Banks of Chicago Lord of in building and Catherine Phelan Bridge- Niittine Dictures at the JNtvwtown inn. were recent guests of relatives here. IVXiSO of and charmed with the of; 8 house. liuuniiuii w port, Helen Kilbride Jersey City parteu scenery Saturday, July 24, 10 a. m. and p. m. Miss Laura A. Dowd has boarders Mr Young of Bridgeport, Sunday. Newtown, Hook and the No artist in this country has a wider or from N. for a Sandy Brookiyr.. Rev J. M. Yard and family started Convent Station, J., year's Glen, that it more favorable reputation in this line Eugene BMley of New York is spelli- ana me lonowmg year nupes iu be declaring compared work than Tr His for a two weeks vacation study, J. B. Shaw advertises that he will well with some of the most beauti- of Nutting. pictures ng his acations with his Monday, enter Smith college at Northampton, Newtown station on Thursday, are all original negatives taken from Mass. at the ful of New York state. finished in water col- to be spent near Watertown. 30, with a car of calves. parts life and nature, LOCAL BRIEFS. July ors by free hand work and guaranteed. The little son of Mr and Mrs a. T.. Warner of Vieksbure. Miss.. Do not miss this sale. You are cor- Miss Fannie Pratt of Hartford has S M. G. Keane, the well known Bridge- invited to these is been arrived at P. Glover's, Tuesday erected for SIDEWALK IMPROVEMENT. dially inspect pictures. Frank Beers better, having evening, where Mrs Warner and son port monument man, has been a recent guest 3f Miss Olive some weeks. John Shannon a granite monument in sick and necessitating the have been visiting for Down mana- Pease. very Mrs Warner and Mrs Taylor went to St Rose's cemetery. Contractor Patchen Putting R. H. Beers, the affable local services of a trained nurse. to meet him in their auto. Good Walks. ger for the S. N. E. T. Co., has distri- Mrs H. S. Deacon of New York, Bridgeport buted the new directories , a A stock of boys' and misses' telephone H. B. Curtis, Horace P. Nichols hier in good var- is about town. summer visitor is at oftpT. that bass shoes, the Walton brand. A good It a matter for congratulation popular here, and Oscar B. Plumb have been chosen the river, get your fisning tacitle,, rods, of tennis shoes and Oxfords at that the residents at the head of the H. B. for an & Co.'s. iety Snoe Ogden's indefinite stay. court term. reels, etc., at Taylor, Curtis money saving prices. Sandy Hook Street are hold of the side- as jurors for the coming Everything for the fi.3herman except Store. taking South Britain, Mr and Mrs C. A. Hull of Bridge- xho fish. walk question in so energetic a Mr and Mrs Clarene Goodyear port and Mr and Mrs H. W. Redding, an aunt of the manner. Elmer W. Fairchild, Miss Mrs C. B. Pierce spent eevtral days, are their vacation in MU.cnmTn.r oalo nf InrMps' Oxford Mrs Evelyn Wright, in with her also of are a spending Misses Scudder and Mrs A. J. Smith, Ann Blackman, Mrs Barnett ind last week, Waterbury that city, enjoying Mr ties and men's in tan, patent leather N. Y. daughter. White Plains, N. Y with Miller, nr.e oi died on Monday at Canidagua, Mrs Schmerhorn have had their Mrs John Pierce entertained friends visit with relatives in Greenfield. and Dongola. a nice iuujbm Miss S. J. Scudder attended the fun- a brother of Mrs Goodyear. juliettes. at greatly reduced prices. Scudder will walks relaid by Contractor Patchen from out of town over Sunday. H. M. Smith of the Bee eral on Wednesday. Miss Luff is his barn a coat Publishing sandy iook snoe stum. to Newtown on Friday. of Derby, who is down good Charles giving Mr and Mrs Moore, who have return putting of paint. Co. was in town, Saturday, calling walks. Miss Blackman showed Mr cnteriaii-;- the rented Mrs Walter's house recently, uanrv Ti,Tif tha merchant in' the Mrs Frederick Taylor on his numerous friends. is a nice line of fruit, Miss m. Elizabeth Scudder retnrr.ed, Patchen the receipt for the laying of Ladies' Sewing club, Thursday after- Street, offering s. into iai-berrie- "tfter Kief at i first of noon. Mrs welcomed a baby daughter peacnes, gioseoeiries, WcJnesday, i stay the sidewalk in front her re- Francis Bunnell has returned plums, teachers' convention at Castine, Me. Mrs William E. Ilitchcll lias their gome. place just 31 years ago. turned from a visit in Middlebury. from a week's visit with out of town Mrs of Island is Mrs Mrs William nh..iia Tjawriov thp Anereretic Sandv were in the Hayward Long friends. Harry Meyers, new Mr and Mrs W. B. Glover PALMER MOTORS ARS WINNERS. visiting Mrs William Mitchell, Hook stage driver, is driving a aftfl-noo- Cooper an d Mrs William Welling- olen enlri a nnl sft to Mr Park City, Tuesday. Reliability and durability are the es the Bridge Whist Culb, Friday Mrs K. M. Holtnn and daughter, work- board- in the Nathan Shepard place. l sential features of a successful ton are summer Baird, Dan-bur- Mr nnd Hubert "Vnt 'hell, Vv and Miss R. who have been par- - entertaining Martin A. Corbett paid a visit to ing boat notor, these as well as extreme M's Holton, nc TTnttl.rtOWTl Mrs Charles Biadley, Mrs Sara Piatt ers. rriifirna Wednesday. simplicity, light weight, economy, per John Mitchell an auto ticipating in the Chautauqua As- to fection in wornmansmp ana ai'd enjoyed Rev W. H. Sherman of has sold his place Philip Scnwrt3Ky design, ride and shore dinner. Friday. exercises at dur- Bridgeport of New York. Mrs Thomas Bradley of New York is material, are embodied in the motors children are visit- sembly Plainsville, Dono-hu- e, to When Mrs Williams and were in town on Sunday. her sister, Mrs Michael meet these requirements. London. to guests . visiting ing in New ing the past wees, have returned Hwotio nf Rrids-enott- James Walnut Tree Hill. vou take that lutle Dleasure trip you a tTinnoj of not The library is being Improved by new Allen Plumb has taken position R. Kiernan. James and John Mooney, should have to spend your time books stacks and other interior work. the home of Mr3 Middletirook for a Mrs Miss Loretta Keenan. is and try your nerves doctoring the are with Nathan Curtis in Bridgeport. Keenan, Mrs P. C. Kean of Jersey City motor. The in a Mrs Harry Keeler and baby limited sojourn. Ma'thew and Wi lie oi new Mrs John J. Keane of Gas great thing buying her people at Camp Miss Clara Baldwin at are of the Misses Callahan visiting marine motor is to get a motor of visiting presided York guests street known Palmer's motors are of Edward Sanfqrd is entertaining Methodist church at Sandy Hook. it quality. Edward Hine and family are at their the organ at the known quality, proven reliability, and summer. a number of guestsfrom New York Amzl Harmon and chil- Write for our camp for the on morning in the absence OT C TTiVihnrd nf PflwllnP. K. Y.. who Mr and Mrs guaranteed efficiency. Miss Anna Perce is attending a at his summer home Sunday dren are passing two weeks in Sharon, latest catalogue and postpone your here. who was now' represents the Kibbe Co. of until have seen the motors. summer school in Canada. of. Miss Elizabeth Curtis, AfaBS . - Pa. buying you D. C. in New Haven James Lover has left Cr.riru.fipU wholesale ponfectlon- M Two and four ..zes 1 to 60 Mrs Piatt visited the employ ers. the Harlem and eastorn cycle. recently. away over Sunday. in valley h. p. Also carry "everything in paints, to of James A Blackford and gone to New York, passed Tuesday night at Miss Florence Allis of Wallingford varnishes Mrs Kliirr, Mitchell was ca'Ied H. Couch was a guest at of W. A. Leonard. of Mr and Mrs A. M. Bris- oils, and ship chandlery. New York. the de.i George the Inn, the guest is the guest Harry Rider, 612 Water street, Bridge- Tuesday, by New York. coe. Conn. her nephew he Adam House in Boston, over Sun- port, The village improvement society ' of City, N. J are guests of Mr Mrs Arthur Beard has a two sealed one a home day. Jersey Bris- If is planning for pleasant asseniPlod at the pleasant of Mac Donald ana Mrs jonn x any or canuy nuuk. business wagon, bought of A. M. Redding. Mr and Mrs George coe & Son. ami profitable way to enjoy a half Mrs William BraJley for "tea," of were guests In town Mwnrd H. . Cowles of Woodbury. A Bridgeport will conduct a sale of the famous day's outing trip. It is absolutely STRAW HATS Wednesday afternoon. delightful Corn., Get healthful refreshment hy for men and boys, from 10c to 75c, at .on Sunday. Nutting pictures at the Newtown Inn, certain that no form of social time was enjoyed by all. . 8 m. Williams Root Beer. 2c for pleasanter . rench's. Bethel. Nichols In Saturday, July 24, 10 a. m. and p. urinking can one or Mrs W. B. entertaining No in this has a wider or Makes the cool and recreation be found than ES The Greenfield friends of Mr end artist country a quart family LADIES' NIGHT-ROB- SPECIAL. for a few days. more favorable reputation in thif line tnose exhiliarating trips on the relatives . happy. . Mrs Marquis L. Metcalf will regret of work r Nutting. His pictures t steamer Park City to Port Jefferson, Extra nice quality, low reck and are all original negatives taken from short sleeves, dresses, 79c and to learn that are about to va- -- STRAW HATS N. Y., called "matinee excursions," night they loo u peu.suu ejniBU auv ej;i 98c each at French's, Bethel. Southvflle. paaiUBjunS pu vjoja puuu eeai i bjo for men and boys, from lue to 75c at which are given every week day. As cate their residence in North Banks Do not miss this sale. You are cor- French's, Bethel. has been truly said, it's & trip and take their invited to inspect these district up future '. SERVICE, SUNDAY AFTERNOON. dially pictures. across the sound where cool breezes Huntington. LADIES' NIGHT ROBES SPECIAL. home in Southport. The New York , W. H. rector of St blow and wben one returns to the " Rev Robinson, R. H. Beers & Co.' are showing a c.f miallf-c- inw neplr and who have purchased the Paul's church at Brookfleld Center, will city its with a satisfiea feeling and Mrs John 'ut Tree parties, church at South-ill- e. stylish line of Oxford ties for ladies', short sleeves, night dresses, 79e and hold service at the men and children. French's. Bethel. a determination to take advantage Hill, Huntington, is visiting her cousin, place, are expected to take posesssion next Sunday afternoon, July 25, 98c each, at for a is ex- of these hereafter Mrs George Benham, in Seymour at S.30. A cordial invitation trips weekly week, and with the latter Is expecting in September. Mr Robinson old par-R- . Gasoliie for antos at Mt.rrK in tended to all to attend. The Newtown cigar pleases Steamer leaves at 1.30 D. m. foot of make an the Nau-gatj- one of & Go. Sell the kind that wears at to extensive tour of Roxbury. will hold service here, Sunday H. Beers grocer. Shoes, Fairfield avenue. Valley. each month. It Take a box home. tlcrris'. THE NEWTOWN fcEE, FIUDAY, JULY S3, , J009.'

The Newtown Bee. Nwlown. FrWiiy, Jtly t3 W. Sale of "The Store of Activity and Progress." Annual July 2 Washington. IIAAJPTO.V SINGEUS AT CONGRE- BOOKS! VVI1 GATIONAL CHURCH. Those sold and Thi Hampton singers will Ring at that formerly at $1.25 $1.50, at the club house on Saturday evening Formerly The Howe & Stetson Stores. and will be at the Congregational 45c" Each. church on Sunday, when the Kplsco-.- NEW HAVEN, CONN. We have a fi.eat list to offer this time, all the best In Action at a congregation is Invited to very join low price. The books are full library size, well printed on good paper ana In the morning service. attractively bound In cloth. FREE, With 'Fhe Bishop' Emeralds," a fine of the Mrs C. P. who has been picture leaver, heroine, In colors, by Will Qrefe. t.ie guest of her sister, wrs E. G. Clarrf, for a coupie of weeks, has re- McLEAN The Entire Store Has Hit a Terrific Bargain Pace' turned home. BROS., Tito railroud commissioners paused Phone 157. DANBURY, CONN. 221 Main St. bH Semi-Annu- al in the Sixth over the Shepaug road, last week. Mrs A. G. Baker spent several days with W. W. Wilson's family at Mt Tom lake, last week.

LOCKHART Woodbury. FRESH AIR CiiuHltE.N INlTOWN. Progressive Thirty nine fresh air cnlmren ar-rlv- er Farmers in Woodbury, Monday noon, n Up-to-Da- te on nnnn V 23 boys and 1G girls. Follo'ving are Keep the names of some of those who have JV I) opened their doors to them: Mrs Farm Harriot Stroi'g, Mvs Earnest Ejre, Mrs George Drnkeley, Mrs1 Chester Isham, Mrs Charles D. Minor, Mrs Machines. John Goodsell, Mrs F. R. Ford, Mrs W'e have endeavored to meet the great advance in farm- The Tremendous Mill End andvSurplus Jesse Mrs Remnant, Burton, Wilbur Bradley, ing methods a'nd we now believe that you'll find on our floors 'rvlng Weeks, Miss Lottie HitchcccK, the largest and most complete stock of Modern Agricultural End Mrs Clifford Stock Purchases of the "Mill King" Hicock, Mrs Charles Implements in this section. We keep a large line of repairs Curtiss, Mrs E. fialpin, Mrs Fred Send for booklets and prices. . s have set 37 Departments Fairly Parkins, Mrs II. HHctkles, Mrs Annie Somers and others. Several Do You Anticipate Purchasing A New With Activity. who couidn't have the children gave Humming the money to hire tiielr board so that they could come just the same. HARNESS Thousands of Dollars worth of the most desirable merchandise pro- VEHICLE or in of is on sale here now. These hundreds of Mr aud Mrs Joel Atwood were In This Summer? Remember We carry the largest stock of duced this land industry " town on Monday. and BUSINESS VEHICLES and HARNESS bargains are marked with yellow price-ticke- ts that are silent couriers of PLEASURE Dr W. G. Reynolds bougnt the In this section of New England. We can save you money over money-savin- g news ever to the New Haven shopping greatest brought Nettleton homestead, which was f old Catalogue Houses, quality considered. Send forcuts and prices. public. at auction, last week. J Master '.ieerge Parkins, who was Opp. Danbury, a cow, last is still injured by week, Hall f'F.A. HULL j SON, Conn. do it here and do not under the doctor's care. Do your buying now; Mrs George Curtiss entertains the Sunshine society of the North Hardware, Paints, Garden Supplies. it. know the v delay You i story church, this week. A Coiripleto line of Summer Goods at Reasonable Prices. The South church was unfortun- of the early bird. ate in having a showeiy evening for their lawn fete, which is always a popular event of the season. The thunder storm of Sunday atturnooi was hailed with delight by I every one after the long continued 185 185 drought. Main Street. Mam Street. & Robinson Co., Jason Parker is entertaining M; Loyins Shartenburg and Mrs Frank Baldwin from New NEW HAVEN. Jersey. Danbury's Fashionable Shop for Ladies' Outer Garments

West Cornwall. ; . We Have NiilWS TERSELY TOLD. 1 Clayton killer has returned from Marshall Director No. Have Added A Complete Line a visit with his sisters in New jna-ve- n. Ladies' and Misses Outer 29976, 2.10, ' of Will Stand for Service, $15, Miss Lena Sheppard of New Haven is tne week with Mrs Garments $5 at time of service He is a haridsome black horse, 15.2 hands high spenuing Charles Seamon. He is th' best trotting bred horse in this part of the country Sire Tinware. Charles B. Baldwin of And all we, want is to, have you look them over. Call Director 2.17, Dam by Mary Marshall. He is own brother to Terryville by town 1-- 2. was in over Sunday. if don't Nathan btraus, record 2.03 Call ""and see us, ev,en you purchase. , and look the stockover Tullyre-turne- d - 1250. Mr and krs William xi. ClOUd Black 6tallion- eghs Sure Fcal Oettii ff Seivice, $10.C0 FJyillg to H.itchkissville, Monday. to. All Mail Promptly attended Miss L. D. Wiedl of Danbury, who STOVES STORED SIDNEY TRUE, Plumtrees District, Bethel, Conn. for the spent Sunday at Nepessing Lodge season. with Mrs Tully, also returned to her IF YOU NEED home on Monday. I Danbury's ' Miss tsertie F. Kern was at her Heating home in Any of the following material it will be to our mutual Chatnam, Sunoay, bringing j Greatest Store her sister, Nellie, back with her for V i or benefit if you will give me the opportunity to quote prices. My stock Plumbing a visit. 4 For Preserving complete and prompt delivery assured. fr js Tinning Mr and Mrs Frank Bristol of ( Supplies. I umber, Timber, Shingles, (5 kinds in stodk), Sa$Ji, Doors, Blinds, Hanties. Tile and Hearth Chatham the day Window Frames, flouldings, Facings Tile, Building recently spent 43 The Wonderful Econo- - o Amatite, Qsnasco and Elastikote Roofings, hrick, with Mrs Bristol's Mrs L. J. Papers, sister, 1-- 2 Sew- 4 Jar, Pints, quarts, Lime, Hair, Portland Cement, damant Plaster, Sackett's Wall Board, A. E. Brinton, Nickerson. my er Pipe, Farm Implements, both International & Eddy Plow Co. Line, Pitts 1Q gallons. 1 in Bear of E. Announcements have been re- burgh Farm Fence, Poultry Netting, Weber Farm Wagons, Paints andOiis, Shop H. Beers & Co.'s Store. The Old Eeliable Mason ' S. Jj j Builders Hardware and Barbed Wire. v" ceived of the of (try our Red Barn Paint) Newtown. marriage George 23 Jars and Caps, rings for all PF Dean to Miss lertha Peck. sizes- - E. C. The Lumber Telephone Connection. Mis3 Clara Lee spent Wednesday S . PLATT, Man, 1 The Dependable Light-- cF2 of last week with Mrs George H. Hawleyville. Conn. 4 ning Jar, And dfr Beck and Mrs George R. Smith. The AUTOMOBILES, many friends sue made while teach- Good Paint Savee Money. No One Undersells ft ing here a year ago were glad to 43 Us. ? $100 and Up. meet her for a short visit. That's I Sell 3 again Why Glasses 19c per dozen. NO. Mr? ueen Jelly MIGNON 14001. Wickwire has fc Here is your Eugc STATESMAN 100 per cent 4l Paraffine Wax at 9c per lb. opportunity toget quite ill. Enameled Sauce Kettles, a second hand Automo- Pure .Paint. jq li Thoroughbred Perchei on Stallion, Producer of Farmers' Horses. high grade Mrs Daniel L. Minnehan and son 2A Aluminum Sauce Kettles, or bile for $100 or more. We have a Granite Sauce Kettles, and daughter of New York are visit- -' 4 First Prize Winner in Class at Fair. large assortment of Runabouts AO Measures, Jar Fillers, Ifc Danbury ing at Joseph Cole's. and Cars, all 73 Spoons. of breed to Good Sires. Touring guaranteed has beer, The Best Domestic Scale If you want Good Colts, in John Patterson, who a Stone's 4l the best of condition. Wrfte ur fuest of William D. Bosler at ' for Ninety-Fo- Cents. . Terms $15, $5 Cash, for particulars. 62 WhiteSt, DANBURY. Nepessing Lodge for the past 10 has returned to his home at At The DAVIS FARM, ' days, Hard-- The E. H. Towle Company, 'ew Yo'k. Mr Fosler has two The Danbury' j & BETHEL CONN. II. S. DAVIS SOX, Props. 25 West Main St., Witerbury, Conn. other friends from New Ycrk with at her home. 4i guests Co., ,of him for this week. , Mrs Edna G. T. H. bioss came to 43 ware Mr and Mrs John R. Harfcson en town, Saturday, also her niece, 249-2-51 Main o a number St, G. H. Bassett, tertained of friends with Christine Thompson, who has been W ADRIANCE a lawn parly on the spacious lawns the guest of Mrs Bloss in California. . Danbury. L. At CH. Gay's Old stand. of their Mowers Goldenburg, pleasant home, Wednesday They have been touring in various I evening of last week. par's ?f the United States for several Ladies' and George Crosby and Edward D. f (They are what we sell and there weeks. Gentlemen's Tailor. Cartwright are this week, to is nothing better or half so good. working, Mr and Mrs A. Hull came from Woodbury on Friday. on an addition to Theodore Mrs M. Hay rakes, steel and wood, in fact $ Cleaning, Repairing and Carriage Sturges' New Haven in their auto on Sunday H. Canfleld and Mrs H. H. barn, to be used Mr as a Canfleld we have everything that goes wUh Pressing. by Sturges and spent the day with the Hull and daughter, Marjoiie. garage. The new car is expected visited their relatives In to'vn haying. Suits Made to Order. Painting family. Hiyes soon. The elder Mrs Hull and sister, on Friday. L. C. MORRIS, A 'SPECIALTY. Mrs Darling, of New ork are spend Rev G. W. Banks, formerly pastor P. Gannon's Building, the Hull resi- of the now Carriage and Wagon Repairing. Blacksmith Bethlehem. ing the sumnierat Congregational church, The Grocer, V Church St., Newtown, Ct. ds. Horseshoeing. dence.' of Mass., on 11 if Springfield, July 46-- AFFAIRS ABOUT NEWTOWN, CONN. Telephone TOWN. Samuel Allen on Monday returned reached the 70th anniversary of his the efforts of D. a two week's visit with his birth and received a of pos- Dr Burlison's Through J. Day- from number Veterinary ton our parks have been cut and children in South Dury and vicinity. tals and greetings.frora friend3 and C. F. CONGER. Hospital, suitable shrubs placed therein. Miss Kate Hollenbach is a guest of relatives far and near and from many Carriage Painting H. H. Burlison, D. V. Mrs Minnie Van O. Linden of her brother; of this place. On the occasion he Botsford, Conn. S.t D. D. S.t Cor. Arctic & Enowlton YonKrs is spending a few days ita Deer in the south part of the and his wife were Burrounded by Horseshoeing. Carriaga and Wagon At.Reasonable Streets, art-- ! BRIDGEPORT. her G. C. their children and Rerwiring of all kinds General Prices. , mother, airs Stone, who Is town are feeding on the best of gar- grandchildren. Blacksmiihiog. We aim to please our ; Pmfpsslnn&l Attpnriinv at n tt . n slowly convalescing from a den and come near to Mrs Florence liN Stancy and customers. and NitrhW many products very week's sickness. - are Iorw Clipping Vw9t. pe Boarding of Does A; Specialty. human habitations. daughter. May, visiting her tf A. Hook Telephone. . ; Telephone Ko. 21-- W.BASSETT, Sandy Mrs E. C. Stone Is entertaining Miss Gertrude P. Kasson returned mother in this place. THE NEWTOWh BEE, FIMUY, JULY 'A 1909. The Newtown Bea mssm Nowtowii, Friday, July 23 lo. m THE CO. Health; Safety, nwket baby nervous and fretful, and ia in Demands A Pure Water Supply, Which HOME NEWS. itopi weight Is Best Secured By Means or This Store Will Close 5 P. M. K LETTER FROM BISHOP JOHN- Dally it Except'Saturdiyi. ARTESIAN WELLS! SON. it the beat e for teeth-in-f babies, It the S. D., strengthens Cheyenne Reservation, nerves, tuppliei lime for the teeth, keepi the baby growing. May IS, 1009. Cct a tnull bottle now. AUDruuiiU Fabrics You were Wash My dear Frank, very Prettiest ?ood to send me a greeting on my birthday, I got It just ns I was leaving Sioux Fans for a long trip. Here. am now over in the of the the building. George A Northrop, the capable at the head great Cheyenne Reservation. Look carpenter We for there never were any pret- on the and can And it. The of the Street, Is doing tue work. say prettiest, surely map you tier wash fabrics than those we are last chance I had to get mall was a showing. vfefi Just when the hot weather makes them indispensable, week ago yesterday. The next THEN. A.C. WIN FROM THE chanre I. shall have will be next we slash a slice off the and the finest at serv- SANDY HOOK. price put your vVednesuay, eo I shall be 12 days ice at the usual cost of commoner kinds. away from mall. That probably The N. A. C. a game of seems played Floral Lawns in a assortment of ane stripes, very strange to you who live last Organdie large figures baseball, Satuiday afternoon, C a mile from the postofflce and have all neat patterns, worth ioc. Special 4 yd. with a team from Sandy Hook and ...... t . .f . . - These furnish water In abundance, unfailing under moot more druupht Long a In 36 Inch Dlue wita neat ngures ana pure rural delivery every day the Tie-ma- Fercales, navy ground sinpes, icf experience have given me superior knowledge in the mechanical production of beat them by a score of 7 to 2. n week worth 12 C Your choice 8c a have proved their immense bus Sunday. This Cheyenne n yard. ue uunveu mm and Wallace were the batteries and value and uie satisiauuoa to truu u.c, reservation contains about 6,000 36 inch Percales a good assortment of patterns, stripes figures for the'N. A. C.'s and did good work. Rntvinoa pumps, pipe and slmllar'supplles, I furnish a satisfactory square miles. You can compare It on li?ht ground work- - Value i2cfor 8c a yard. UaSOIIIiC quaiiif and at moderate price. Carmody and Driscoll were the or checks. neat engines,to call upon you and or write fur desired with Connecticut and see how it Extra fine Bartaby Ginghams in plaids 75 patterns. I shall be pleased give particulars big batteries for the Sandy Hook's up is. I am driving every day; some Value 17c. Special 9c a yard. to tne slxtn inning and tnen Conger also Mills, days as far as CO miles, other 32 inch Renfrew Ginghams side band effect in checks, plain Si'pperley's days went into tne boy end the N. A. C's E. WESTPORT, - CONN about 30 miles. Two on three da'vs colors, worth igc-pr- ice ioc a yard. N. Sipperley, did not find nlm for the rest of tne Mus- this week we were in a r.bout This season's entire collection of Dimities, Fancy Batiste, Silk region game. E. Pltzschler was the um- To-da- floral values from to JO miles from railroad. y lins, in plain and effects, 15c 370 yard. & Closing any pire. Following is the score by in- we are back toward civiliza- price 12 C a yard. getting nings: tion for we are about SO miles Summer Silk Ginghams all yam mercerized. Value 25c. Special We Have A Few More Of Those only N. A. C. 0 0 2 2 2 1 0 0 7 from now. The 15c a yard. the railway people 1 Sandy -- ooks 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 value among whom I travel are all Sioux 02 Mercerized Silk Checks in Ecru, aso pretty plaids, 25c. Indians. There are no white people Special 15c a yard. Oil Stoves, . HATTERT0WN. living on Cheyenne Reservation ex- and cept the officials of the Refrigerators government. All are cordially invited to nelp in who the Indians. I have Ice Cream Freezers manage our Sunday school work. We meet been sleeping in the Indian cabins, at 4 o'clock and thank those who sometimes on a hard bunk, some- Values in Straw Suit.lCases. have already helped by their pres- Special Which We Are Out times rolled up in blankets on the ence. Closing New line 24-inc- h, with brass bolts and lock, at $1,25. cabin floors. The cabins are just in, At Prices. usually The school will talk pic- brass Bargain Sunday Same case cloth lined $1 5o. 24-inc- fine grade of matting, with of logs, containing two rooms, some- next so be Our new stock of preserving kettles, blue outside and white Inside with "sure on" rovers nic, Sunday, all present. bolts and lock, all round, Inside pocket, $1.75. (Right Aisle.) 10 Is times one room. Indian families straps are among toe desirable goods we are offering. Price tfit., 50c; hiit..60es it Jic. This only We had a splendid shower, last one third less than the regular price. Our assortment of regular goods was never better as a rule are There are than now. pretty large. Sunday afternoon and things look How about that heater that must beMeaned and put In order before fall? Don't put It a good many crying babies and a off until the lastlminute. Have It done In July or not later than August. Then you will be brighter for the farmers. ready when the first cool night comes and If you Intend to put in a new beater this year get go d many dirty dogs. One day I now a little time to decide what to have, then a short wait for the at it for just passed an Indian and his wife who heater and a little mom time to install it. Don't wait until the rush begins and then be- Mrs'Delbert Wilson and daughter cause you can't get the plumber think you are neglected or that you are not treated right. were driving and seven dogs were Toilet Department. Even plumbers are more or less human andean do only acertaiMamountof work each day. of Shelton spent a few days at the us business over with and then will wifh his and were all Just drop us a card and let talk thelheater you you wagon, they home of Mrs M. B. Wilson. Special sale Perfume Talcum Powder in tin box. Regular l5c know what todo. Phone or write his. I sometimes wish would they powder at 8c box, also in one pound boxes at 17c box. eat tneir dogs more than they do. I Miss Tessie Wilson (Right aisle, front.) was in an Indian cabin about a has returned home from a visit to and E. J. HALL'S, month ago where dog stew was on Derby South Nor walk. the table, but I didn't eat it. I go Conn. Sandy Hook, hungry a good many times, at break- Every service a bank may render fast and dinner and supper, because SMITH-MURRA- its customers is the Y CO. I can't work up a strong enough performed by THE National Bank" of appetite to eat what they set before "City Bridgeport, and on Conn. me. Sometimes the raw material of Conn., cheerfully, promptly, Bridgeport, the best terms. The tlreir meals is fairly good hut the very banking Indians handle It and cook it and knowledge of the directors and Mail Orders will receive careful and prompt attention. t. officers is at the command 01 serve it in such dirty' ways that I .always the Bank's The officers and can't enjoy it .'ery much. But I patrons. employees consider trtat their time crowd down enough to keep me go- West is visiting friends in town. and labor belong to the Depositors, Redding. ing. I am having service every day Alva Baker of New York is spend- -' and others favor- h the rude Indian chapels, and Correspondents, the institution with their busi- LOCAL JOTTINGS. ing his vacation with Station Agent often at night tl circle of 20 Indians ing ness. will sit around on the floor and Mrs John Swarby and daughter, Olby. Prank Ewing entertained smoke their pipes till midnight and Ethel, of New York, are visiting her Mrsj Maert Woiwhowski nas become talk with me. Sometimes they want mother, Mrs T. La Lontaine. guests from New York, last. week. the owner of a new Mitchell model York to complain about something, some- Master Carl Austin of Danbury Miss Emma Olby of New The K touring car of 30 h. p. He bought Church Pneumatic Water Systems times they want to ask me for money spent a few days recently with Mrs lias returnp.1 home after three weeks it through the agency of Bassett & to repair their chapel or get a new J. ! Blackmail. visit with J. Olby. Are a success and country residence is not complete without ore Hawley. your bell and sometimes they pimply Kiss Lou Carson was the guest Miss Emma Olmsteaa ana master Write for Catalogue and full information. want to "tell out their hearts." of Mrs Aaron Sanford on the Ridge, Carl Ahderson of Bethel were the' Miss S. ftiarion Peck it a Artesian Wells Drilled. Sometimes thoy want to give me passing recently. guests of Mrs II. Lounsnury, last money to help cany on my few days with Mrs W. F. Tomlinson Mrs M. Amaler spent last week in week. wcrk. One last in Danbury. The new law on last Thurs- STEPHEN B. CHURCH, missionary night, Danbury visiting friends. passed week, I slept in my blankets in a John Carroll is making extensive day abolishes the district school and Contractor for Water Outfits, Engineer Complete Supply little tent, which I have with me. I Mr and Mrs A. Arthar Banks, who repairs on his iiouse. system and placed the schools under Seymours Conn., and 66. High St., Boston, Mass. lay on the ground and the night was have been visiting in Newtown for ffirs Charles Volmer of New York tovn rna;iagemeiir. .4 pretty windy and I too a bad cold. two weeks, returned to their home Telephone Connection. But that is letting up now. We had af Chicago, 111., Tuesday, accom- Professional Cards. to use the tent that night because panied by their granuaaughter, who DIAMONDS the cabin which we were trying to will visit jn Chicago and Illinois for reach was too far to travel before a couple of months. Nurses' & Home, Dr F. E. 5 Registry have already advanced per cent in the rough .and another increase is expect- dark. Sometimes on these Indian 1088 Fairfield Ave., Telephone 834, Judson, ed soon. We. G. W.Falrchlldl&Sons, 097 Main St., have just received from the cutters a series of extra choice Diamonds.icontracted for months ag and we honestly believe that trips 1 travel two days and don't see No matter how small the quantity Bridgeport, Conn., DENTIST, such offered low which we are 57 Center never again will fine goods be at the price enabled to auote. any cabin or any people. I have you use, your opinion of Yale Seal Supplies nurses of all grades. Special St., Bethel, Conn. A pleasure to show whether intecding to purchase or not. attention given to the requirements of office at H. J. mission- will be same as user. atten- Georgetown Remsen' with me on this trip a whit paint the every each case. Call receive prompt residence, open Wednesdays from 9 a tion in or out of town, or to 2 2 is best. day night, m., p. m.; after p. m., by appoint- ary who has been among the Indians It the Graduates in charge, Miss B. B. Bony-man- ment 35 years and who acts as my inter- Miss M. E. Morgan. W. Fairchild & fiw Khenma-tls- Q. Sons., Inc., and an Indian man who Dean's Khenmafic Pills preter, and Neuralgia. Entirely Site C. E. Osborne, Jr., Jewelers, Opticians, helps us with the horses and helps Ethel M. Peck, names of STEPNEY.:CONN. The Lowest Priced House in Connecticut for fine goods, - us find the way. The Newtown, Conn. these people are very funny. Here Painting and Paper Hanging, Established 1865. "At the Sign of the Chimes Teacher of the Piano. are the names of some among whom Of all kinds. Satisfaction in all twork'guar 997 Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. Will go out of town when necessary. anteed. Estimates gladly furnished. I have traveledon this trip: Owns Best of References. Bob Tail Paul Grub, Horse, Brings DR.;S. E. ALLEN, James Don't Touch It, Thomas Gardiner H. Walker, Takes Him Standing, Wallace Lends JHATTERTOWN. CONN. Organist and Choirmaster of Trinity Church, P. O. Address: Roate 15. His Horses, Frank Smells The Log, Newtown. StepncytDepot.!Conii Administer of Left Hand His Massage Treatment. n Speci- Bridgeport Harvey Bear, Henry Teacher of Piano and Organ. alist in treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, Horse is Frank Poor Dog, John heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. Fast, Medicine furnished for this treatment. WW Terms j Business college Banged In The Eye, John Iron f reasonable.!, Consultation free. v Lightning, Picks Up Eagle Feather, Mrs. James Gordon, R. S. CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. John Did Not Go Home, Frank His Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, AlexanderNoe, Horse Looking, The Bear Looks Veterinary Dentist, Running, Beautiful Bald Eagle, Left Class Lessons. Ensemble. TEACHES THE REASONS AS P. O. Box Makes It Long, Clayton In The Hole. A BOX NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT 164, Ansonia.'Ct. WELL AS THE DETAILS OF Handed White Cow, Alexander OPEN Mailorders'promptlyattended'to.: BUSINESS. Some of the names are so curious of HIGHLAND LINEN Writing Paper and will be with VV. J. I you Immediately impressed BEECHER, you will think that have made that indescribable something called style" Dr which pervades it. Attorney-at-La- Battam, them up. But I have'nt. ihey are fin- School Rooms open, and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to It is discernible in the beautiful fabric Rooms 25 and 26 Saniord Bdlg, on the official ish, in the shape of the and envelopes DENTIST, sessions 9. just as they apear paper Bridgeport. 5 p. m. Day from 30 a. m. to 3.30 p. m. in fact, the very box itself bespi aks refine- Office In on oi the Indian and taste. Newtown open Saturday's Bank Strmt. Nkw Milford. register Department ment good from 8 a. m., to 3.30 p. m. and are all in the of the This is why the sale of HIGHLAND LINEN living part hasexceliei' that of any oilier social corres-pe- n BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE, country where I am traveling these 'ence paper on the market. Oscar Let your next list of purchases include a b M. PitzschlerJ& Son, two weeks. I don't get many min- box of J. Gale, IX, Court Exchange Building, , Tel. '1335. Barbers and Hairdressers, utes to my sen and have written Office in the David Beers Residence, Office Highland Linen Newtown .Street. NEWTOWN. ."SANDYHOOK.v"j Open Evenings. this letter in a hurry. If you want Office hours: 8 to a a. m., 1 to 2 and 1 to 8 p. m. Newtown shop open everyday. Sandy; Hook to send it to the Bee editor to print shop open every week day. ao so. all are well Only first class work. you may I hope Dress and Field POOL TABLE. at home. Tours affectionately. Dr. Waltek H. Kiernan, STRAW Uncle Fred. HATS PHYSICIAN AND STTRGbiM. General Repairing. Sandy Hook, .Conn For the Men and the Office Hours: 8 to a. m, 1 to 2, and 7 Bicycles Gnns, Revolvers, Etc. Terms liV and Mrs S. Ernest Sanford Young Men, to 8 p. m. Telephone: 18. Cash. misses and The good and nave been enjoying a brief stay at the masters. JOHN BOOTH II kind are II I satisfactory Fort Trumbull Beach. Box 564. New Milford. Conn. gadeatthe DENTAL PARLORS. Blackman Kxpert dentistry, painless and reliable TAYLOR & HUBBELL, Studio, Henry Rupf, the merchant, is H. Most modern and scientific appliances S. 57 R. Beers & used for piinlcss operations. Dr E. Newtown Station. Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport. making substantial improvements' Co., Todd, for Amateur and DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, VETERINARY SUROEON, Headquarters Finishing in front of tne postoffice, having new Supplies. Kewtowrv Conn. Surgeon Dentist Office in Postofflc New Conn. steps and platform built in.Jront pt Block. Kew Milford. Conn. Milford, 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JULY" 23, 1909.

Robert Hill and C. H Taylor, west HHi esses The Newtown Bee of the Depot nearly completed and li now work on ESTABLISHED 1840. Kridfty, July 13 1009. pushing Charles Xiton, Stanley's house, west of L. P. Mi- Waterbury'j Oldest, Largeit and Most Complete Outfitter to Men llers, lie hua otiier contracts on and lioyi. hand. Redding. John Carlson has I eon Class Tailoring, Rightly-Mad- e Clothing, data Improving high Furnishing', Ills house by a ver- and Shoe. AKFAIRS ABOUT building wide, TOWN. anda on the west and south sides, Kev W. II. Jepson hat a new Cadil- which In This Will Be lac touring car he will una Monroe. For Infanta and Children. nuiklng calls among Lis parluhioners a and for going on Suntluy between till hU d I (recent parishes. MASONIC NOTES. i The Kind You A Week of PutiiH.n Parlr a busy place thet A regular communication of Wash- Have Bargains Thomas Is days and Keeper Delaney ington lodge, Not 19, P. & A. M., will always on hand looking after the be Mon- Mid-Summ- held at the Masonic Temple, Our er Sale comfort of the ninny parties who pic- day evening, July 26. Work In the Always Bought nic there In the week. every day K, A. degree. ALCOHOL 3 PER CKN'P Charles 11 Bradley Is riding out In is well under way, but, as we tho largest suit stock in AjelaWeRieparallonErAs-similarl- carry a new Overland touring car, pur- Connecticut we have stock close the end GRAN'CB NOTES. the largest to out at chased of Bridgeport parties. tteFWandlfcduia Bears the of the season and there ars plenty of good values to be sold J. M. Sullivan and family from Harmony Grange meets only once ting (lie Stomachs anuDow&tf this week. are at their house on the .n 'uly and August. The next meet- Bridgeport be Hluge for the summer. ing will August 13, when three H.w.uwiiinu'J Our $10 suits now $7.50 Miss Janette Gilder and friends candidates will be Initiated In the Signature are at MIhs Gilder's pleasant house first and second degrees. $12, $13.50, $15 suits now $9.98 Promotes suits now on the Ridge, where they will spend Diecsttonhcerfii of $20, $22, $25 $14.98 the heated term. Myron S. Glark Is getting bay for ncss and RestXontalns ncitiw ftAtf suits now Mrs P. Sat- Ezra B. Meeker. $28, $30, $32 $19.89 James Kennedy left, O piumMorphine norMineral. for Saranae Lake, N. Y where '1 he school board will meet $35, $38 suits now $24.50 urday, shortly NOT NARCOTIC. $2 Trousers now $1.65 she will spend the balance of the for the appointment of committees warm weatner. In Walker's Farms and Lower Step- $2.50 Trousers now $1.95 The Bee representative was very ney, if It is deemed advisable to keep $S, $3.50 Trousers now $2.45 kindly entertained at dinner, last open the latter district, as there was fata Sui- t- week at the home of Mr not enough Interest shown In either JlxSeM $4 Trousers now $2.95 Thursday, JbcMUSdt- t- $4.50 Trousers now $3.45 and Mrs H. C. MeCollum on the place to hold a meeting. Surely the In Ridge. district system is passing away. if $5.50 and Trousers now $6 $4.45 Ernest Ostley of Bit Vernon, N. Y Carl Imhoff is laying seme fine lf rntBlStftf straw hat in our stock now one-ha- the stone wall for on i Every regmlar spent a few days recently at his Albert Fohrenbach HwJ price. place !n Sanfordtown. his lot between F. Wheeler's and Mr and Mrs Kemper of WeBtport Mr Hudak's. When he gts through Use were recent guests of First Select- for Mr Fohrenbach he will have a Anerfect Remedy forConsftn man and -- .rs George Banks In San- big Job for H. J. Lord. Hon. Sour Storaach.Dlarrtm J. B. MULLINGS & SON, fordtown. Mrs Andrew Rau is entertaining Worms ,Convulsjnsjeven C. II. Godfrey and Mrs Annie her niece and child of New York for ricssandLOSSOFiSLEEP. For Over a of weeks. 97 to 103 Bank 88 to 9G South Main Street, Bulkley of Southport were guests. couple Street, Mrs M. J. in Elmer H. .. akelee has returned to a Sunday of Scribner, Facsimile Signature of WATERBURY Sanfordtown. Toronto, Can., after a pleasant visit a a William H. Miller and family of with friends and relatives. Thirty Years Brooklyn, N. Y., are at their pleas- Miss Cornelia Shelton is visiting ICS NEW YORK. ant summer home for a few weeks' her sister, Mrs Marshall Beach, for a L II stay. few days. .lames Treadwell of Sanfordtown mmmmm ogmmommoin has had his barn thoroughly repaired. William Banks and Luther Seeley did Huntington. Guaranteed, under the foocfi work. the WEST END ITEMS. Mrs William De Bruycker and Green Mountain Silos, Exact of children of Brooklyn, N. Y., are at Red Gate Farm presented a gay Copy Wrapper. MTHt OINTAU. eoHPHHY, NEW YORK OITT, the De Bruycker homestead In San- appearance on Wednesday last, when 1 Ross and Cutters Blowers, fordtown for the warm weather. Mrs George Knight entertained a Mr and Mrs Arthur A. Banks of party of about 30 friends. Dick's Blizzard Blowers, Chicago, 111., were guests, last week, Frank Hanggi has had the mis- of Mr and Mrs J. H. Duncan In San- fortune to lose one of his valuable McCormick Corn Harvesters, fordtown. horses. sentative of the office of State High- Mauwehoo colony and is resting .(oseph Kennell and family of New Edward Hurd is in the employ of Fairbanks Gasoline York are spending a few weeks here E. A. Beers. way Commissioner Mac Donald, was here for a few weeks before starting Engines. Mrs H. in with Mr and J. Kennell The corner north of H. Fordyce in town, Saturday, looking over the on one of his trips on, the" road in ''"nfordtown. Glover's home is greatly improved, business. Henry M. Dater and family of as the fence has been relaid by highway between the Center and the the interest of the glove Buckwheat, Grass Seeds, Millets, weeks New York are enjoying a few Henry Bowles and set inside the old residence of Selectman George A. Mr and Mrs Arthur Wright, Mrs Seeds. cabin in the Glen. curve Turnip stay at the log line, making the less abrupt Barnes. This is a of Mr and Mrs J. B. Cornwall of San- and more Now if the piece highway Belle Wright and Miss Majorie symmetrical. used fordtown .has been entertaining road makers' take advantage' of this by everyone in town and there Rope's and Samuel Efomlnick of We have the goods in stock. friends from out of town, the past opportunity and widen the road at are several who desire to see it im- Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mrs C. H. Roe week. this one of the most Mail Orders point dangerous proved. and family of Hackensack, N. J., are will have immediate attention. George P. Williams of Lonetown corners in' town will be made much The editor enjoyed a call, Friday, at the home of has harvested Mrs Patrick Qualey's safer. , guests hospitable at hay and rye during the past week. Daniel Wood is in town for a few the residence of B. Tiebout, whose Mrs Susan A. Rumph. Mrs Rumph's Mrs H. C. Amery entertained out weeks, boarding with John Hanggi, pleasant cottage commands a fine grounds are very attractive and all town at her S. Brins-mad- e. of friends, last week, Jr., and working for M. view of the south. Mr Tiebout is her are in love with me in the Center. guests greatly Farmers' & Co., one of the most of the Supply Roofing Your correspondent had the pleas- Melvin Burr has returned to Stam- popular the great beauty of the town. ure, last week Thursday, of stopping ford. 256 Middle St., Bridgeport. at J. Rifkin's place on Jump. Hill and The prolonged drought is becom- looking over the 10 head of young ing serious. John Beardsley's pond thoroughbred Kentucky horses he is so low that no water is furnished 6 OO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OOOOOOOO0OO recently purchased. They are as the house and very little water is fine a lot of horses as one often- - has running in the streams. The berries, the pleasure of looking at and it is which gave promise of large crops, worth one's time to go and see them. are drying on the vines and bushes, They are very gentle, well built and and all erops show the effects of lack well bred and will mane some very of rain. SUMMER COOLERS, fine and valuable animals. They are E.. A. Beers has expected to have f. 11 yearlings witu the exception of the finest crop of early sweet corn in Stable Sheets, Lap Robes, v nnc. whinh; is a three vear old. V the vicinity, but awoke one morning Harness of Every Description. recently to find the entire field de- voured by neighbor's: cows. W. W. Stevens & Stevenson J. P. Beardsley met with a painful Co., ' accident a short time ago. A large 16 WhlteSt.. DanburvConiu ITEMS OF INTEREST. chisel fell on his foot,, cmttingthrough a in Miss Larkin of Shelton is the boot and inflicting long gash Harness Repaired. Josie is Misses Hartnett. his foot It apparently healing visiting the serious effects. Mrs Andrews of witla ut an Harry waterbury Kaufman's horse was made Mr and Mrs S. B. Bernard her parents, Satur- a last week. taken seriously til with colic, Owens, short visit, ar.d efforts Mrs C. B.. French and day last after unava'ling YALE SEAL PAINTS. POR.CH. daughter, to save died on COMFORT for the Abbie Mae, spent ..ursiday and Fri- it, Sunday night. day of last week with relatives in Yale Seal Paint is made from the best and most Vudor Hammocks will outwear two ordinary hara moek lasting Waterbury. ' combined Jinse'ed where the most strain and wear comes on Hammocks. - Sherman. with oil and TJiey are made extra strong Miss Eisie- Bibbms rsturned to her pigments, pure turpentine Prices 1.90 to 6.50. home after dryers, r in Easton, Sunday, spend- NEWS HEREABOUTS. r a few days at J. K. Downs. No matter what your painting job may be, large or small, VUDOR. PORCH SHADES ing " Mr and Mrs Limer Lund are enter- Mrs Willard E. Vandercoak and oa using Yale Seal Paint, you will be convinced as to its and Private. Widths. 4 6 & feet 10 Make your Porch Cool, Airy. Shady feet, feet, and taining several visitors from Brook- of 4.00 and S.50. children Naugatuck returned high quality. Yale Seal Paint is made in both paste and feet Prices: $2,25, $3.00, lyn, N. Y. ' home, Saturday, after a sojourn at in white and 28 write color and L. B. Eradley is spending a few liquid form, colors, ' for card weeks at R. S. Hinman's cottage at the pleasant home of the Achison price. & Fisher's Island. Brothers. , N. Buckingham Co., Inc., Warren Stowe is sick at the Mrs Edwards: of Bridgeport, Established 1842. Bridgeport hospital. Vandercoak and Mr and Mrs Mrs Bristol and vill Sherman of Willard 1?? State Street, Bridgeport, Ct New Haven wtre at their homes here George Johnson and children of The Booth over Sunday. New York have been recent guests Law Varnish Co., Frank Ford and family of Derby at the home of the Acnison Brothers. a of the Dillon NEW CONN. are occupying part At the annual school in HAVEN, house through the summer. meeting Five young men from Brooklyn, Center district Eli Lampson was N. Y., are having an enjoyable out- chosen committee, E. P. Briggs Go the Prices, ing at "Camp Kechem", on the clerk and Frank Hungerford collect- Smash, jj Housatonic, a snort distance above or. Mr Lampson has hired Miss Zoar Bridge. "Jack and Jill" went up the hill and Jack got all ' The concert at the church, last Flora Benedict as teacher for the smashed up in tumbling down. We are smashing Friday evening, proved to be a grand ensuing year. were - Prices on success and all delighted with EdiCor A.- P. Smith of The Bee was Laura Jackson's Madame singing the of Town F. If and those who accompanied her. guest, Friday night, George Scott, TRUNKS They were entertained at Mr Wash- Clerk and Mrs E. P. Briggs. ington's during their stay in Steven- William Henry Knight, a repre-- Licensed Embalmer and Funeral son. Director, So now is the time to buy. It is bad for us but for Come and make selection. WOODBURY, v CONN. good you. your Branchvilie. A FINE ) TELEPHONES: Long Distance 2, Local 87-- 2. 48 NEWS IN RIEF. 4ft Fred Llndwall & Son have their 4fi boiler; engine and tools at their shop. Express The price of the Casket is the price of the funeral, Conn. in working order and nave begun 48 Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, the manufacture of Ice tools. with me. 48 William H. Keating of Peaceble Wagon Street is having a telephone installed in his pleasant summer home. GIVEN AWAY ! Caskets From $50 Up. The Branchvilie Sunday School will reopen after the summer va- What Free with the above cation on Sunday, September 12. goes prices are the following: The Wood This wagon is very service- Bridgeport Finishing Hearse $10.00 Think Well Co. are the silica in able. Size front and ' having factory 26x13, Embalming 8.00 to $10.00 this place nicely painted. rear axles iron, good strong Burial William Jones of New Is Robe, 5.00to 10.00 J. York wheels, varnished. Outside Box, 5.00 Before You building a large addition on his sum body Buy. Nod. Given for Candelabra, 3,00 mer house in Crepe, 2.00 Six Pair Gloves Let us tell you some thinking points that the other man 150 OZONE Trade Marks or 50 1.50 Georgetown. Trade Marks and Shaving 2.00 has not: Our Engines are the best. Their merits create Candles 3.00 50 Cents. , the demand, therefore good sellers. Monarch Engines BUSY CONTRACTORS. Chairs at 50c doz., 3 doz., 1 .50 Sent by Express, charges paid by re- Lady Attendant, 5.00 do all that we claim they will do. Our motto: Fair treat- The contractors and builders, Ben- ceiver. jamin & Coley, have nearly com- $53.00 ment to Come and let us demonstrate to new Everyone. you pleted the two houses for Ozone Soap Works, some of our Chn.rles and Oscar Glans, west of the Children's Cases, prices in proportion. No charge for removing remains strong points. 365 depot They have other contracts Housatonic Avenue, from Waterbury Hospital. Unexcelled service and best grade of furnishings are on and work hand which will keep Bridgeport, Conn. guaranteed. Calls promptly answered night or day. . & them busy all summer. E S. Fairchild Son, ; Parlor and Show Room on Main Street. Woodbury. J. M. Taylor, the carpenter and Route 4, Bridgeport. NICHOLS, CONN. contractor, has the new house of THE NEWTOWN llEE, flUOAV, JULY 23, 11)0.

Shcpard was blown to tb ground, The Traveler's Guide. The Newtown Bee. A tree near the old market In the Muresco rear of It, ll. JJeeri k Co. hud AFTER largo limb twUted off. lor Drugs I'VBIJHIIKD Br FISHER'S ISLAND Wall and Ceiling and THE BEE PUBUSHINQ COMPANY, FOURYEARS I1P.HK9UIRE DIVISION. decorations A Delightful Resort. ALLIHON P.HMITB. Bridgeport Loava, 7.00, (.60, a. m., 4 33, Tho very best water paint on the Groceries. FHUIDIRT BDITOa tUii, . in.; Hundiiy, 8.30 a. m-- T.4N p. 1 RTF! Oil J. SMITH. We wlnli ull tha renders of The in, Arrive, 7.J7, 11.00, a. m., i.H, 7.20 market. Will nut rub or peel olf t p. m.iHaniliiy, 1.20 a. m., 1.28 p. m. HsOHRTAHT. HSASDRSR. Dee, wno are where to Trumbull AND HUliIMM MAMAUSII. wondering North, 7.10, 10.00, a. m..4., and many coats can bo applied 7.G8 spend a delightful week, could sue t it jp. m.; Kutidiiy, 8.4a a. m., p. without taking oft tho old coats. QKNBT H. BMJTR. OFJISERY m. Sou Hi. 7.26, 10.48 a. m 4,43, 7.10, sonsFinch Vies Prmimm and t..i charming Imuml. It Is a p. m.s Bunday, 8.07 a. m., 8.18 p. m. Ethel Par 0SIRAb AO just HIU liour'H jf North, 7.10, lo.OS, a. m 4,48, Ulve ItATrlal. half uVllshtful sail from li0.14, p. m.; Hiiudny, 8.48 a. rn., 8.03 n. to Pink-barn- Successor Cured E. 's in. Bon III. 7,20. 10.43, a. m., 4.88, 7.05, a Year. 75 Cents for Hlx Months, 60 New London, The sound on one by Lydia ft m O m Il.il n m i Utiiiiluu ft' w. 1A ,,,,M Cents tor aiontti. rourvtm 1 vopy. c .;, .vM, (II., i,iv ut TAYLOR, CURTIS & CO., Betts & Beits, tour side and the Atluntlc ocean on tne BU'ptiey Nortli, 7.22, 10.10, a. m., 4.6J, Vegetable Compound 7.00. p. 8.61a. 8.12 other. The island Is nine miles m.; HiinUay. m., l. The Brick Store Coon. Baltimore, ML "For four m. South. 7.13, 10.38, a. m.. 4.33, 7.00 Sandy Hook, yean m.; 7.67. a, 8 03. m. Telephone 42. long, covered wlta beautiful wild my life was a to me. suffered p. buiidny, m., p. Sandy Hook, Conn. misery I Uinniuiu 11IIIUI, I. Ol, IV. to. ft. m., IS.1U, Hours: 10 to flowers and fine trees. "Fort wrlght MMinui irrcuiun 6 08, xS.62, 7.11. p. m.;8unduy, 8.62, Sauday lift T I ties, terrible drar. 04, a. m.. 6.48, 8.22 p. m. Houtri, 7.0S, is an VP 2R. . A Rates. Interesting feature, covering 10. ft. m 1ft. A.ft2. n. m Knnriatf- - 12 to 1. ' Advertising Iffing sensations, m.; several acres with its subways for 7.48, a. m 7.64 p. m. Blacksmithinc Carriage and Wacron I lmo l iu (mo yeai extreme nervous- Newlown North, 7.40, 10.38. a. m., B2 53, 1 1 neb 1.00 iAO 8.00 (.00 ammunition, etc. At S o'clock each ness, and all o.ia, xn.vu, m. p. m.; eunuay, .ou, Repairing 1 l.oo f.oo too e.oo lo.oo that TELEPHONE SERVICE I Inch a. m., 8.61I, 8.30, m. B.00 4.00 1.00 10.00 1H.00 Is in p. South, t Inches day the Dug lowered and the tone feeling my 6.67, 7.69, 10.17, a. m., 4.17, 6.43,; Sun Local, 3 inches 8.60 6.00 1 .00 15.00 5.00 stomach. I bad Woodbury lo.ai. 1.00 6.00 1:00 18.00 80.00 band plays "The Star Spangled Ban- C. L. SMALLEY, 76 Inches gives, up bope of Iluwlpyvill'ft Nortli, 7.6o 'lo!48, a. m., S.N.E.T. Co., -4 column 4.00 8.00 11.00 24.00 40.00 ner" and a is fired. There 6.00 10.00 10.00 28,00 48.00 big gun ever well b.i.uu, o.it, xo.vtf, 7.3V, p. ra.; eunuay, Conn. column being S.08, 9.22, a. m., 7 04, 8.38, m. Stepney Depot, 6.00 12.00 4.00 86.00 60.00 are three fine when p. South, column large hotels, "The I began to 6.49, 7.60. 10.08. a. m., 4.09. 6.33. p. m., ESTABLISHED IN 1889. 3- 16.00 82.00 48.00 ftO.OO if column (.00 take E. l'lnk. Klimlnu 7 91 O a m 1 1 AK n m Undertakers and Embalmers. I column 1ft no 20.00 40.nO 64.00 100.00 Mononoto," the "Mansion" and the Lydia Practical Horseshoer. ham's Vegetable Brookllefd Junction North, 6.17,' 8 03, and "Munnatawket," the latter near the iu.ps. u.va, a. m 03. n, .4V, o.ii, Wagon Carriage Compound. Then 7.39, and also Black-urnlthl- p. m.; BunUuy, 9.30, 10.68, ft. m Repairing Painting: tjoat larding, an excellent house, as 9 In all Its branctiea. First clans Reading notices, brevier type, 10c a line. I felt though 9.08, p. m. tiouth, 6.40, 68, ft. m., and al- Prindle (3b well kept and sunny rooms new life had been 4.00, 6.26. p. rn.; Sunday, 7.02, ft. m., workmanship guaranteed prices Morris, Small nonpareil ads. lc a word per week. looking 7.26, ra. ways reasonable. Telephone connection, on the given ne, and I m recommending It p. Division. L. c. water, abundant table with Brookfioid North, 6.22, 8.08, 11.08., 6.60, Bridgeport v. e. ranrsLB xobris to all y friends." Mrs. W. 8. Ford, 7.44.; 9.36, a. ra., 9.13, p, m. ' delicious fish and fruit of all sorts, Sunday, Circulation 1938 Lansdowne St, Baltimore, Md. South, 6.36, 7.07, 9.41, ft. m., 6.00. 0.05, We belong to the pleasant people to meet. Tnere are The most successful remedy in this rt. m Rilnitav A K7 o. m n AQ. TV m ! never Funeral Directors Lanesvllle & Still River North, 6.29, NOTICE party that January 1, 1882, 600 several churches on a for the cure of all forms of throws Riud and and Embalmers. the island, country 8.16, 11.15, a. m 6.67, 7.62, p. rn.! Sun office female complaints is Lydia E. Pink, day, 9.42, a. m., 9.20, p. m. South, 6.25, post building and library, 7 kind of nhoes we put on Tour horse. Large Last week, 4350 ham's has 00, 9.34, a. m., 4.60, 6.64, p. jn.; Sun Vegetable Compound. It 6.60. a. m.. 7.04. m. itoclc of shoes and all weights at my old stand stores, where one may to-da- day. d. buy anything stood the of y Newtown, Conn. test years and is New Mllford North, S.22. 11.13. 11.22. a. B M. TUTTLE, . from the expensive souvenirs to a more widely and successfully used than m., s3.29, 6.66, 6.05, p. m.; Sunday. 9.49, 11.13, ft. m. South, 6.20, 6.65, OONN. HOME NEWS. tiny Chinese lantern. An ideal spot any otherfemale remedy. It has cured SO0THB0ET, thousands of women who have been 9.29, 9.43. ft. m., 3.39, 4.37, 6.39, 6.10. p. Shop closed every Saturday noon, to take In fresh vigor to meet tne m.i Sunday, 6.45. ft. m., 6.57, 7.10, 8.01, troubled with displacements, inflam m. Telephone Call: cares of life. p. NEWTOWN BUSINESS FIRMS IN every day mation, ulceration, fibroid tumors, ir- 70. W. H. Prindle 48-- 3. L. C. Morris 1863 regularities, periodic pains, backache, T,umbulu n JohnT. Porter, Oonn, Gustave Carlson, the affable that bearing-dow- feeling, flatulency, indigestion, and nervous prostration, Expert Horssshoer & linotype operator at The Bee office all other means had failed. HAWLEY, WILMOT From The Academician, Kindly after ana Gseeral Blacksmith. is a vacation of two weeks If are from of these The H. enjoying you suffering any loaned Bee by W. Prindle. AND BOTSFORD. All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing REYNOLDS, at Burlington, Vt., and Lake Cham-plai- n. ailments, don't give up hope until you NEW HAVEN dne. Shop open every week day from 7 a. m. have given n. nnKnam s vege 6 to business, jyaia to p. m, Strict attention paid JlSAGREES WITH MR ROBERTS, table a trial. New Haven North, 9.32, a. m., B2.0O, Prices reasonable. Terms Cash Undertakers, compound 4.15, x5.10, p. m.; Sunday, 8.05, a, m., If you would like special advice 6.00, p. m. South, 8.65, 11.10., ft, m., 168 State St., Bridgeport, Ct. a. m. This Gives a Few Fig- Henry G. Curtis, W. R. Curtis write to Mrs. I'inkham, Lynn, 7.40.; Sunday, 10.50, m., 8.50, p. GEORGE S. HAWLEY, Correspondent Shelton North, 9.56, a. m., 82.23, 4.37, near Ave. ures on the Cost of Milk and R. H. Beers attended clam Mass., for it. She lias guided Vine St., Park the thousands to free of xS.30, p. m.; Sunday, 8.2S, a. m., 6.24, No better place EDWARD H. WILMOT, 85 Clinton Ave Production. bake and the manu health, p. m. South, 8.29, 10.47, a. m 7.15. p. JOHN B. REFOLDS, 299 West Ave picnic given by charge. m.; Sunday, 10.28, a. m., 8.27, p, m. To got your Horseshoe'ng, Carri- Telephone 231. I notice in the Newtown Bee of facturers of Bridgeport at Rlver-cllff- e, Stevenson North, 10.08, a. m., B2.34, and and Genual Black-smithi- 4.49, X5.40, p. m.; Sunday, 8.41, a. m., age Wagon Repairing July 9 that T. Lee Roberts, a mana- last week and re- a. than at my shop. My Motto: Best Thursday, and their results will 6.37, p.m. South, 8.17, 10.37, m.. ger of the Borden Milk Co., figures experiments 7.03, p. m.; 10.18, a. m., 8.15 work at moderate prices. Shop closed every port a fine time. be a feature of the Sunday, Saturday at 12 o'clock noon. Terms strictly nut now much it costs to make milk. August Century, p. m. cash. D. with a' number of interesting pict- Monroe North, 10.13, a. m., s2.40, 4.64, J. Kimball, First, he says corn and cob meal is a. 6.42 Mabel L. ures of monkeys from X5.46, p. m.; Sunday, 8.46, m., worth but 80c per 100 pounds. There iuiss Taylor is enjoying photographs p. m. South, 8.12, 10.32. a. m., 6.66, "ephet.oosn made by E. R. Sanborn, staff pho- m. Henry Pettit, are 21 pounds of cob in 100 pounds a two weeks stay at North Mont-pelie-r, p. m.; Sunday, 10.13, a. m., 8.09, p. of corn and 'cob which leaves tographer of the New York Zoologi- Botsford North, 10.21, a. m., s2.46, 6.08, Undertaker meal, Vt., the guest of Miss Ruth xo.52, p. m.; Sunday, 8.52, a. m., 6.48, 79 of which is cal Park. pounds clear meal, Snow. p. m. South. 8.07, 10.27, a. m 6.61, p. and Embalmer, worth anywhere 1 3-- per pound; m.: Sunday, 10.0S, a m., 8.04, p. ra. this would be $1.38 l-- per 100 LIFE 100.000 YEARS AGO. Main Street, Woodbury When You Need pounds. And there would be 15c C. M. Thorpe of Hattertown has 100 nounds for to mill in cave in A Gasoline Engine, Hay Rake, Hay Tedder per taking sold his place there to New York Scientists have found i Harrow.or in fact and thrown in. I would like Switzerlanu bones of men who lived Mowing Machine, Plow, any grinding the of Jacob Farm Machinery, I can save you money. Gro- to buy of mr Roberts 100 tons at ?1 parties through agency 100,000 ago, when life was in Shoes and General Merchandise. Night Calls Promptly Answered years LITCHFIELD BRANCH. ceries, Boots, per 100 pounds; and he need not Block. The new owner will take constant danger from wild beasts. S. J. Parks, Trumbull, Ct. Local Tel. 70-- 4. grind it either. Second, hay is worth possession about August 1. It is re- To-d- the Ganger, as shown by A. Danbury North, 11.00 a. m s3.29, x6.05, L. Dist. 33-- 4. but $12 t ton. 1 will pay hira, for W. Brown of Me., is 6.28, p. m.; Sunday, 9.00 a. m. South. that Mr and Mrs Thorpe are Alexander, a. 6.08 all the he can like the milk- ported from disease. "If it 7.58, 10.00., m., p. m.; Sunday, hay get B. largely deadly 7.21 p. m. fe-.- d, to move into a part of David men 1.50 per ton commission had not been for Dr King's New Dis Hawleyville North, 11.12 a. m., s3 43, When You Need on $12 a ton. Now if Mr Roberts Parmale9's house at Hattertown for covery, which cured me, I could not x6.17, 6.40, p ra.;Sunday, 9.23 a. m., corn South, 7.47, 9.48, a, ra., 5.55 p. in ; Sun- B. Bouton & cannot turnisn the hay and at the .present. have lived," he writes, "suffering as 7.10 m. about Floyd Son, day, p. (flour, come and let as tell you that the above prices, why should he put I did from a severe lung trouble and Shepaug North, 11.26 a. m., s3,57, 6.56, f ana the is Funeral Directors "76," It wlllplease you price ngnt, them 3tul lower. We are not all so stubborn cougn. To cure sore lungs, p. m.; Sunday, 9.34 a. m. South, 9.33 That Is all. In the storm of Sunday afternoon a. m.; 6.58 m. and Embalmers, bad off I ut what we can see the bole colds, obstinate coughs, and prevent m.,5.42 p. Sunday, p. a large tree near the residence of Roxbury Palls North. 11.34 a. m 84.05, GEORGETOWN, CONN. in the ladder, even though some can pneumonia, its the best medicine on 7.04, p. m.;Sundy, 9 42. South, 9.25 ft. The Farmers' Feed 6.60 Store, Calls attended or night regardless of be made to think that the moon is Lauren Skidmore was blown across earth, 60c and $1 guaranteed by R. m., 5.35, p. m.; Sunday, p. m. day 11.43 a. s4.13, x6.45, C. P. BRINSMADE, Prop,, distance. Embalmer in attendance. i & Roxbury North, m., Lady niide f green cheese. Third: labor tne road. H. Beers Co., Newtown; Taylor, 9.60 a. m. ITrumbull. Conn. Tel. 156-- 2 RidgeBeld Division. 7.12.; Sunday, South, 7.22, Is too high at 15c anhour for a handy Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. 9.16, a. m 5.26 p. m.;Sunday, 6.41 p.m. 1469-- 4. Division. Telephone No. Bridgeport Agents for Monuments. man, 12 hours day at that and R. Bethel; L. Goulett, Steven- Washington North, 12.00 m S4.30, per Mrs John Peck officiated at the Garvin, 10.07 a. m. board himself. I don't believe the son; H. W. Ocborne, Easton; W. B. x7.02, 7.29, p. m.; Sunday, organ at the Congregational church, South, 7.07, 8.58, a. in., 5.0S p. m.; Sun- We have secured the agency for several first people that work in this town live Hawley, Sheman; Smith Bros., Corn 6.?3 p rn. & Summer are of day. Spring Styles class makes of Pianos. If you thinking on roots or were up to eat Sunday, in the absence of Miss Mabel wall Bros., George New Preston North, 12.04 m., S4.34, one us a and let us call. brought Bridge; Connery 10.11 a. AT buying drop .postal I Mr Roberts and his R. F. West x7.06, 7.33, p. m.; Sunday, m. noise. presume Taylor. town; Smith, Cornwall; South, 7.04, 8.54. a. m.. 5.04 p. m.; Sun- Corbett's Shoe help work for less than $1.50 for 10 S. J Blackman, Hawleyvllle; G. W. day, '6.19 p.m. Store, as he thinks it is too much Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury; Allen hours, Mr and Mrs Wesley F. Hayes have s. Saturdays only. SANDY HOOK OT. Wm. J. Beehler, lor ethers. Wouni ne please state Joyce, Roxbury Station;; G. W. x anc1. hew .ireh he and 1U Ue!r draw per been enjoying a week's sojourn at Hatch, W. N. Noble, Dally except Saturday Sunday. We have a line of Shoes and Oxford dlbictor and Bridgewater; superior fcniral 10 V, N. E. H. New Ties for Ladles, lien. Boys ana Misses in an dav of hours work ill he ploase Lake Hohonk, Y., and Atlantic New Mllford; Beardsley, Embalmer, ' the latest styles and lasts. If you are inter- fUui s?fiin an see lit much the City, N. J. Preston; Wetterau & Williams, ested call and get prices. Lady Assistant always in attendance. Iii'ph would ce oi the msiey in Washington Depot; Harry Brown, Telephone Connect! jn, Brookfleld. Oonn, veioil in ?,1 go)l cows at five Southbury; C. P. Williams, South Rev Otis W. Barker will preach cent and the big barn to keep them Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; W j Manufacture on at Fourth church N. Penfleld & Matinee Excursions, of in? where is the insurance ma the Congregational Hurd, Hiu; I. F. Lewis, E. W. TROY, JR., same? where is the cost of drawing in Hartford, September 5. Mr Bar Craig, Stepney Depot. all this from the station? Who Trot's Bldo.. Sahpt Hook, grain ker is now a regular attendant at Stmr. Park Harness, Blankets, Robes and Fanltara 1 New Lias of tke Latest keeps the team to draw that manure City, milk? about the this church, conducting a large Capt. C. E. Tooker. Geeis. and What money ' Stable Goods, Ciaertakiif-- Ii all ita Braaehea. nvested in the same? Where is the adult Bible class in tne Sunday I A 848-- tear on and CASTOR JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. Telephon-Tro- v's Hotel. No. 1 wear and bill wagons school. harness, etc.? Who furnishes the For Infants and Children, milk cans and whitewashes the cows A novel feature of the August The Kind You Have Always Bought I Your W. A. HONAN, stables? And who keeps the Can Sell Farm for two months when dry? Above Century, the Midsummer Holiday No Matter Where It Is or What It Is Funeral Director & Embalmer, all why is it that Borden's condensed Number, will be the reproduction, Bears the Worth. milk costs two cents a can more for in the colors of the originals, of Signature of Send state lowest cash Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. one and one-ha- lf years and full description, prle the last 17 learn my wonderfully successful plan. milk? of the Salmagundi Club's N- and the farmers get less for their To Port Jefferson, - Y., I don't see but what Mr Lovell has "Thumb-bo- x Sketches' an interest STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, G.H. Scott, figured only about half the cost and ing, novel, and charming exhibition EVERY WEEK DAY: 83 Br'dgeport, Conn the ice thrown in at that. Sell me EeilleyStreet, of little oil sketches, the largest of " FUNERAL DIRECTOR and corn cob meal and I Leave 1.30 P. M. the hay them more nine Bridtreport, will make more money than the hardly than six by Keturninn leave Port Jefferson 4.il0 P. M. Woodbury, Conn. in about 6 o'clock. INSURANCE whole bunch of farmers put togeth- inches, shown in the gallery of the MASURY Arriving Bridgeport, LhONARD'S LAPY ASSISTANT. ROUND TRIP TICKETS. 50c er will on their milk at the present Salmagundi Club, New York, last Children under 12 years of ai?e. 25c Local Telephone 87 2. AGENCY, prices. I hope to see Mr Roberts April. About 120 members of the A triu across the Sound where cool breezes Night Calls promptly attended to. the whole out from be- blow. figure thing club contributed ovor 500 SOUSE PAINTS FTRTC, ACCIDENT. to the end as it should be. pictures, ginning 1909 Summer Time Table 1909 My address is Box 37, xtoute 16. which included every variety of Old Companies, subject, and formed literally a minia ARE PURE LINSEED OIL PAINTS WILL RUN DA ILY. except Sunday. Restaurant Editor of the Newtown Bee, Dear ture Salon. were such sketches "4 Ltave Port Jefferson ti.30 a. m. and 4,30 p. m. Lowest Rates. They Leave Bridet port 1.30 and 6.30 p. m. of for Ladies and Gentlemen at Sir: We thin tue secretary the as an artist commonly makes in the necessity of insisting upon Masury's Single Fare 75c 42 North Main St., THE e school board, in last week's Bee field with a small box of colors held Paints is based upon the piaran-te- Round Trip Ticket, $1.00 that are PURE LIHSEED 0:L faood Any Time During the Season. FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. CONN Lunch, should have his time in on when they Dairy spent giving the thumb and arrangefl, PAIHIS. of W. & 11 West Main St., The house John Masury Automobile Transportation given caieful good reasons for allowing teachers to serve both is and Son has in the manufacture of At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot. Good Food, Home Cooking and a desire to open, palette been engaged attention. ready-to-us- house for more ior further information address Horse Shoeing, please, has made our reputation. and others to attend the examina- easel hence the name "thumb- - mixed and paints than half a and all that time Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds Crane Lunch Co. tions for High school, instead of dox sketch. Breadth and dash and century during GEO. M. TOOKER, Agent, and General Blacksmlthing. Horse clipping its Liquid Colors have never failed to give or C. E. Crane. J. W. Stevens. criticising the preceding article, boldness in the use of color were at Bridgeport Port Jefferson. done week at my shop N satisfaction. Its warrants unlim- Time-Tab- every day standing le subject to change' without no which so "misled" the dear public. tractive features of these tiny paint ited confidence in every claim of superiority tice. Callender Until such explanation is forth com- ings, which were notable for large- that has been or may be made. It costs as Bros., much to spread poor paint as it does to and ing we do not feel caned upon to ness of effect, a quality apparent in Stationery Dime Rooms, spread Masury's, which has been Half Ltjjtoh substantiate the statements made the reduced reproductions. Periodicals. in The Bee of 8, un- THE STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE GASOLINE 138 South (lain St., Waterbury, Ct July although, less grossly misinformed, we can Rt Rev William Croswell Doane, FOR SIXTY-FIV- E YEARS In each of these lines Our stock Try a cup of our excellent Octree, We Invite of Albany, does not ENGINES, g ts Aery complete. inspection. PMtrv al home mad prove each statement made therein Bishop agree ou can readily see the enormous advantage with the positions taken by Cardinal of the of and will come before the public un- having paints, enduring qualities Now is just the time to purchase-- : your Post Office News Store, Gibbons and By Proi Ross in their Manufactured der our own name when the which are unquestioned. engine outfit to fill your silo and to get explan- articles on "Divorce" in the May of 1 1 Arcade, Bridgeport . only by the house ready to pump for the dry season BE AFRAID to call ation of the school board is forth- and he has written a com- jip. Century; John W. proachin'g. rI u Cornell's Florist Store ment their view3andapresenta-tio- n Alasury&Son loll L coming. A Taxpayer and Parent. upon We handle them all the aroundO for anything you may of his own position which will New York and Chicago year need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. and all kinds of machinery to go with a Curtis We make of De- be published in the Century. Hotel, a Specialty Floral Clarence Wilson of New August power. signs and Wedding Decoration. iaven S Local Agent: WOODBUET. and family came up in an auto, Sun- "The mnat tronniiil tha mnst rn. Cornell's Florist Store, poseful human ever be- Under New Management day afternoon, calling on Samuel K. garden eyes 91 White Dank Conn. held" tnat nf fYilHRtrpnm Planta Street, iry. Page and family. Livery Attached, Where People Three Phones. tion, Sumter County, South Carolina, In to take the Trolley Cars the home of the family Driving Mrs Witherspoon "New can Leave Their Horses. Arthur D. Fairchild was in is the subject of a sketcu in the Way" Bridgeport, Saturday, the guest of August Century, the Midsummer and a number of takes the lead over all the otherjengines. D. O. BEERS & CO., her mother, Mrs Sarah H. Smith. . holiday number; Hook Market, illustrations rrom win High Grade Make and very easy to op- Sandy photographs erate. in stock. Made Mr AUGTJE'S OLD STAND NEWTOWN. further indicate the charms of this Always by S. I Mrs Herbert W. Wright was In B. Church of Seymour and Boston. At the Sandy Hook Market will be found of historic garden. the best the market afTords In Fresh and gait Bridgeport, Saturday. and in their Automobile Rider, Meats. Canned Goods Vegetables Tops, Canopy Tops, Melvin E. Droved, Harry season. It will be my aim to conduct a ilist Haegerty has by Cushions, a series of ex- 612 Water St. Class Market. Buggy Tops, In the heavy rain of Sunday after- carefully conducted John J. Northrop, Agent, I ask for your patronage. Backs, noon a large section of a tree in periments, that the tendency of mon- Bridgeport Conn. deep-seate- d. Conn. And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and keys to learn by imitation is Newtown, front of the residence of Mrs Newton 1046-- 3. John H. Blackman. wagons' Send for Catalogue The detailed story of these Telephone THE.NEvVTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1009.

under the care of Dr Robinson. Leading Washington Ruslnesi House. The Newtown Bea The Kent 'baseball nine crossed Newton n, Friday, July IS 1509. clubs with the home team, Saturday Going Out of Business! afternoon, and after a lively iklr t It ' mlsn traveled uack home ad Bethlehem they Entire but wiser. Score 8 to 7 In our fav My Stock Must Go or. MRS SUSAN PIErtU CURTISS. Thomas Banks has returned heme AsIWilK Tho remains of Mn Susan Pierce for a few days, Mrs Banks remain Leave Shelton 1 Cu'.'tixs of North field were brought January . HI ing In Dnnhury. to thlH town on of last Wednesday E. U. Is Fruit Masons, doz, 60c Odell relieving Station Jars, qts, Floor Oil I week and Interred beside her first 55c Cloth, was 39c yd, sule price 30 Agent Frina at Kent for two weeks. pts, Tea and Dinner Sets, $3.19 Winter is husband, the late Peter Lake, in Perfection 1 00 coming Mrs C. S. Brown is entertaining Jars, qts, doz, Pot the o d cemetery north of the Getter. ,CookInJ Agateware, Cast Iron is in her mother. pts, 90 Ware, Tin Ware, etc The joy of winter the heightened pleasure Mrs Curtlss was a daughter of the Jelly Tumblers, doz, 19c Wall Papers, were 10c, now 6c late Dethel Piorce of Yvatertown t of indoor life, when the family health is protected Galvanized Wash Tubs, 55, C5, 75c Wall Papers, were 25c, now 20c and after her marriage to Peter Wringers, were 2.98, sale price, 2.49 Double Roll. Roxbury. 2.49 by the even, genial warmth alone produced Dy Lake lived in town for a time, uer Carpet Sweepers, were 2.98, sale price Paint, was 1.23 Gal, now 1.90 HOT WATER AND STEAM SYSTEMS. age was 7 s years, She leaves a s husband and a son, P. R. of AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Everything Must Go Jjue, I Thornton and two daughters, seven As Am Going Out of Business. Robert S. Thomas New Mllford Now r'iMply erected in old teen grandchildren and one great of who was ill last week a few at PAR-CELL- is v.'c!l its in new houses. grandchild. days, 'S BARGAIN HOUSE, So economical, tot, in fuel! the homo of bis parent, here, Mr DAYTON 490 Howe Avenue, INJURED. and Mn Harvey Thomas, returned SHELTON. 8 While J. D. Dayton to his home last Monday. Mrs Thom- & was loading a calf he was thrown as spent here. Joy Co, Sunday Wednesday, for her summer vaca of Lewis BurfT where he has been Idrai Bnllrrn and Winter, to the ground and severely injured H. H. Warner has returned from tion. Amhkican Radim employed for 10 years. his shoulder hii was otherwise a few days stay with friends at West Mr Mrs A. Mead are and J. Matter Henry Hochette is enjoy- bruised, Point and New York City. happy over the birth of a little son. ing his vacafon wl.'h friends in HENRY FOULOIS, Mrs Irene Pickett spent a few Morris Little is home sic with Weston, Ct. Miss Edna Lake was over from in last with Washington Depot, days Waterbury, week, pneumonia. Charles Johnson spent Washington on Sunday. friends. Saturday Mrs Zabriskle, who underwent an in Westport. Mrs P. L. Waldron and sister of Mrs Daniel Scanlon and two sons, operation, last Saturday, passed Miss Ilattie Adams is going to Waterbury have been spending a Wiinam and are a A Great Assortment Joun, spending away on Sunday morning. She left Redding for a few weeks. few weeks at E. I. Stone's. few weeks here, the of Mr ' of Carl Bader, guests many friends to mourn her loss. Miss Alice Gulich Is going to Mrs Harry Tracy and children of and Mrs M. J. Pickett. vVInsted for her vacation. Washington Depot Market, Middlebury are at J. W. Smith's. Mrs Israel Lucas of Hammocks the Purcnase Mrs Fred Sllllman has recovered Washiroton Da pot, Ct. Mrs Edna Thompson Eloss of a few nere spent days this, week, the from her illness and returned to and I bave'Just received a new stock of Imported Atwater, Cal., has arrived in town. guests of Mr and Mrs John Pettit. Bridewater. Carlson's Anchovies. Norway Fat Herring, Her Miss Christine Bridgeport. Iceland Herrlng.Holland Herring, Stock Flan, niece, Thompson, Mrs Margaret Frizzell spent a few Bait Mackerel; also KaUter Herring. Large came with her. Miss has Refrigerators. Swedish Brown Beans. Thompson days, last wee, with her sister, Mrs a in AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Southville. spent year California. Verna Fanning, of Woodbury, who is Mrs Post and of New York A family quite ill with inflammatory rheu- Mrs R. M. Warner is entertaining Jus0n, Nobby Lino of are at P. Steven's Meadow NEWS IN BRIEF. Ice Cream J. Long matism. her sister, ulrs Flora "icung, of Horton's for tha summer. Mr Glacier will soon STRAW HATS House, Joseph Frizzell of uanbury and Kato, N. Y. leave this place Mrs Hale and York to go on a in etc. family of New Cnarles Frizzell of Washington were Mrs Adaline Thompson is enter- job Massachusetts. For foungMen. Confectionery, are in E. H. Frost's cottage. guests, Sunday, of their mother, Mrs taining her granddaughter, Mrs Mrs D. Barnum has been entertaining a Mrs A. C. of Wetterau & Stamey Pennsylvania Margaret Frizzell. Joseph remained Pearl Tallman of White Plains, N. Y. friend from Bridgeport Williams, is visiting her mother, Mrs Ralph M. BELFONTI, here for a weeK's stay. Miss Gladys Roberts is visiting Mrs W. Shepard of Naugatuck has been Munson. weea. Washington Depot, Ct. Washington Depot, Conn. bimon cooper, general manager friends out of town, this a guest of her mother, Mrs M. Bristol, a Mrs Mary Daniels is her visiting of the New England Quartz Co. at Mrs Emma Fmmons has returned! week, i Mrs Lewis in .'aughter. Thomas, the Falls, spent last weea, Monday to her home in Bridgeport, having A stork visited Mr and Mrs Harry Con-ne- y West Haven. and in New lork on bus! been the of Mrs Thomas Kane Tuesday guest and left a little son, last week FrI- - ness. also Mrs G. W. Ives , at Shadyside, day. Warren. Supenintendent Barnahy of the Mark Maliett's new horse barn Is New England Quartz Co., with his being painted. E. Pitcher of Brook-flel- d A NIGHT RIDER'S RAID. BARN BURNED. family and Mr Schleiu and family, is doing tne work. Sprayers! all of New Yonc, are with Mr and Mrs Hull and Master Wesley Mrs E. Kingman Humphrey's barn The worst night riders are calo- Mrs August Krieger for the summer Arnold Hull of New Britain are croton oil or aloes was strucK by lightning and burned mel, pills. They New Matchless farm should montns. visiting Mrs J. A. Greer. raid your bed to rob you of rest. Not Sprayers, 35c; Every on Friday about 7 o'clock. There The Bee representative was very Mr and Mrs Sherman Morgan of so with Dr King's New. Life Pills. have one. were several tons of last never or inconvenience year's hay kindly entertained at 'dinner, last New Milford were guests of Mr and They is'rs to in it belonging to Mr Hosford of but always cleanse the system, cur- myers Pump sprayers, $4.uu, ior spraying Monday, at the home of Mr and Mrs Mrs Edward Canfleld, last Sunday. trees none made. New Preston, also horses, cows, ing colds, headache, constipation, better F. H. Pierce. Mrs D, L. Church is entertaining malaria. 25c at R. H. Beers wagons and four hogs. All were 4b Acme Powder Guns, $1.00 each. Mrs C. 0. Crosmon of Cleveland, her daughter, Mrs Grace iviower, of Co., rJewtown; Taylor, Curtis & saved but the and P. J. Beth- hay hogs. 0., is the guest, this week, of Mr Boston. Co., Sandy Hook; Garvin, el; L. Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Os- and Mrs B. S. Thomas on Castle The ladies of St. Mark's church ilea Austin a.. Humphrey was borne, Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sher- All Kinds of Insecticides. street. eld their annual Ice cream sale Smith Cornwall kicked in the chest by a horse, last man; Bros., Bridge; Fred Minor of Woodbury was a at the Town hall on Friday evening. Connery Bros, Georgetown; R. F. Friday. West S. Black-ma- n. guest, Sunday, of Willis m Branson Miss Lottie Canfleld, who has Smith, Cornwall; J. Paris Green, Hellebore, Bordeaux Mixture, Arsenate of It has recently been announced Hawleyville; G. W. Hurlburt & on Castle street. been friends in New Milford, Lead, etc., in large or small quantities. that Miss Emma Andrigg of this visiting Co., Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Charles A. Darbois of New York returred home on Monday. Station: G. W. Wnite Mountain Freezers, all sizes. Lawn Mowers, town was married on July 4 to a Hatch, Bridgewater; - spent Saturaay at the New Englana Mrs F. W, Hurd and Miss Cathar- W. N. Nolle. New Milford; E. H. Mr Myers of Torrington. .,- New Wetterau Mowing Machines, Hay Rakes and all kinds of haying tools. Quartz Co. factory tt the Falls, ine Hurd of Metchawan river dis- Beardsley, Preston; Benjamin Carter of Cambridge, & Williams, Washington Depot; Har- looking over the were in town on Mass., and his sister, Miss Emma, of plant. trict Thursday. ry Brown. Southbury; C. P. Williams M. Bergeman of New York spent Master Walter Orr is quite ill South Perkins Bros., War- Hartford were at church on Sunday. Britain; Sunday at Mr and Mrs G. A. Beatty's at his home on Main street. Dr R? ren; W. N.Hurd, Long Hill; Pen-fie- ld ancl of All Kind8 Miss Edith Sackett is spending a Hardware Farmers Machinery at the Falls. W. has of the case. k Craig, Stepney Depot. week witn her friend, Miss Evelyn Day charge Mrs of New who is Swift, in Shelton. Dunlap York, the summer at Mrs Charles Rev Mr Harwood, the Methodist spending Beardsleys place, is ill with the Children Cry The Farmers' Store. pastor from Bantam, preached to an Lyon's Plains. measles. Her children are re- FOR FLETCHER'S appreciative audience on Sunday. just covering from the same disease. Among those in attendance were 15 PERSONAL CHAT. George nafner of New rork, who CASTORI A from tne Y. M. C. A. camp near Mr and Mrs Edward Gerhardt purchased John Holland's place in Spectacle lake. The campers are arrived home from Portland, tne south part of the town, former- hae from New Haven. '.JL' and are stopping witn his A painter is the best judge of the ly the Jay Terrill place, has moved Oregcn, William iueagher, who was so ill, on Lyon's Plains. quality of Paint, Its covering capa- tnere with bis family and taken parents last week, is slowly improving, much Mr and Mrs FraniC Fitch spent city. A great man painters use Yale possession. Mr -- xdland and family to the surprise of his physician and in seal because it is tne Shelton, Conn. have moved for the summer into the Saturday Bridgeport. paint, wny? friends, after having several Moore has left the employ best. house vacated Mr and Mrs Albert hemorrhages. just by L. P. Payne, who are now All are rejoiceu over the fine nicely settled in their new home at the of Bethel Business Men. South Britain Announcements. shower on Friday, July 16, after so Announcements Frank Castle place, which they pur- lorg a drought, and again on Sunday chased a few months ago. NOTICE. p. m. we had another fine shower so Mrs John Jacobson and No Better On and after May 1 I will be at my :t is hoped the drought is broken. son, Donald, of old stand in South Britain prepared to New Haverft are at Mr and Mrs Norman No Better Time do any b isinoss In my line. Thanking Mrs Minor Strong is quite ill Made than Wal&r A. Wood friends for V Hurlburt's for a few weeks' Mowing Machines, for which we are my their patronage in the .en in stay. agents: past and solicit a share of It in the fu- also extra parts when needed. For hay mak- ture Mrs was Mrs Barnes and children are in the No better to ers; we have Scythes, Snai hes, klfles and Hand Henry Morey tanen in stopping To build than Spring. place buy Kakfes. Kill the Bugs with Paris Green; we A. D. MUNSON. Mr Sackett's auto to New Haven for a few weeks at Mr and Mrs Walter and ' material of all kinds Just received a bit? stock of the South Britain, Ct. Lumber, Cement building Vse pure Booth's. your Full stock of Groc ries and General hospital for treatment on Monday, than at Lumber Yard. Let me quote you prices. Merchandise. 19. my MEATS! July Mrs H. B. Morris of New York, Mr and Est. Charles P.Williams, Mrs Clarence Swan and daughter of Strat Fresh and Cured. Mrs C. P. Williams, Administratrix. Prompt service ford are Mr and Mrs A. H. and the best goods the marKet affords at rea- Kent guests at Harvey SENIOR, South Britain. sonable prices is our motto. Thomas'. Local Tel. Long Distance 2. 64 South St., ... Bethel, Conn. Store will close Friday evenings at 6.S0 after WHAT THE MACEDONIA REPORT Miss Annie Russell of was a June 1st. J. Bridgeport J. Cassidy, Southbury. ER WRITES. last of her Mr and guest, week, parents, MOWING MACHINES, HAY John A. Peters was from Mrs David on Painter Hill. up Brook Russell, RAKES, REAPERS. Notice! Michael lyn, Saturday, for a day or two stay Rev D. E. Jones of a former Special Kilbride, Ellington, What I am selling the best made do the most work Have taken the agency for with his family. of Nice meaty prunes. 5 with the least smooth work- Ernest Perfactlon bread. Rolls and all kinds pastor the Congregational church, large delays. Strong, General Trucking and Teaming. of Pittsfield. pounds for 25c 5 sal best kerosene oil 60c ing, easy running machines. of Bakery Goods. The Danbury Baker, and Mr Johnson Mass, preached at the church on Sunday to a All our groceries and meat at hard time shall run their wagon through Sandy Hook can save Smith 28-- is a few at J. H. Bar- prices. Doke's the boy that your Beers, and Newtown every Tuesday, Thursday and Tel. No. SANDY HOOK.CT. spending days full house, who were all glad to welcome norse on money. When in Bethel hitch your Fuel. Trucking, Moving, BETHEL, CT Friday. Watch for the wagon. Also these ton's. the old once more. Rev Mrs Center street and get busy at our store. goods for sale at my store. pastor and Mrs Julia E. Pitcher is vfsiting Jones while here were the of Dea JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. guests McDowell & friends in thi3 vicinity. and Mrs Edwin Seeley. Taylor, Special Notice. Miss Jennie Ritchie has been en Thumb'and Side Center St.. For the Best Rev Mr Emmerson, who has been sup Conn. gaged to teacn the district school Bethel, My new shop now open for business and am plying the pulpit at the Congregational Bread, Rolls. Cake, Pies and all kinds of Bak- Have You Tried to do Horse term. Goods come to the new prepared Shoeing. Carriage and the coming here for few ery stcre. Everything Wagon Painting aud Repairing and Jobbing church a Sundays, on Sunday, neat and clean and the best goods the market Alvah Chase is holding the lines of all kinds. Auto repairs. Gasoline for sale. July 11, preached a very helpful, practical, Spicy Spices. affords used in our business. Red Seal Lindwall & over a new horse, a recent purchase. Baking Fred Son, and interesting sermon from the text, Spires come from baTks of trees & Hurzller, conn. Two more de- Dayton tsrancnviiie, rattlesnakes were dis "What God hath cleansed call spice seeds etc The splciness of spice that not pends upon the life of the bark or seed. A lOSiCenterSt-- . Bethel. Conn Powder? Ask W. ar "dead-wood- patched recently. K. Stone four-ye- ," thou common." He held the close atten- old cinnamon tree bark is Phone 431-- 2. while two-ye- ar r Is for particulars. the sprout cinnamon It the new kind and yon get a splendid YEARS' tion of his audience all through his ser- bark is full of spices. We handle the best witn eacn I 60 present pound. EXPERIENCE mon and when went home all known quality of spices. One trial proves they they their quality. Come, sample them. We car- H. J. McCarthy, Cornwall Bridge. felt they had something which they could ry a full line of Pure food spices at the low- & est price. TIKIOB,IVES CO., South Britain, Ct remember and would help them in making BETHEL, CONN. LOCAL - The store is closed each Friday evening at Jul TINGS. then- lives more useful in this world. English's, p. m. Miss Thursa Squires is visiting in The Quality Drug Store. Electrical Contractors New Haven and Bridgeport. Next Door to P.O.. BETHEL. CONN. Electrical work In all its branches Marks Mrs Wilson BranchYllIe. carefully and promptly attended to. Trade Peter of Hartford is House a W. H. wiring specialty. Automobile Ac visiting at Breen's. ITEMS OF INTEREST. Paint your house with Electrical supplies. 'rff" Copyrights . Anrnn iendlnt a iketch and deecrfptlnn may Mrs M. D. Bierce has returned to Telephone No. S6.fc5. oulcklT ascertain our opinion free whether an Master E. Wellwood & Souvenir Spoons. Invention ia probablvpatentable. Coromnnlc. her home in this place after an ex- Joseph spent Longman Martinez tlonsBtrtctlTConfldentlaL HANDBOOK onPatenta last week with friends are as well as and ient free, uiaen agency ior aecuruig tended visit in Bristol, Conn. Wednesday Pure They local, state national Munn & Co.pnm.receive ' Paint, spoons. Price $1.25 and Patent taken through NOTICE. souvenir up. hmHaI notfe. without charge. In the Tne dance and ice cream sale giv- nere. The best Beady Mixed made-- Also a full line We are not en Master Roswell and Miss Blanche of General Chicken Wire, Barb giving you something Saturday night by the ladies of Hardware, for nothing, bnt we are giving you the results Scientific American. of Wilton are Wire. Garden Seeds and Tools. Harness, of 20 of and the Degree of Honor was suc- Smith visiting their and Lawn Mowers. years hard study actual practice rJEWjTbDD ft handtomelv nimtratea wee1r. Ijinrett dr. very Whips when horse shod 13 B. Beers. you get your at Brennan's eolation of any tclentlBc ioornal. Teran, a cessful and another will be in grandmother, Mrs F. Our motto: "Honest Work for Honest Prices' four month, IL Sold by all newidealera. given -- Establishment For year: two weeks. Miss D. M. Merrick, the teacher The Gilbert Miller Co., MUNN & Co York IL A. BRENNAN'S, Miss Odell is of the Branchville school, left. BCenterSL. BETHEL. C3X.1. Sreenwcod Avenue. Braeeta Offloe, "jrNewD. C. ., Edith very tick and JBETHEL, CONN.

V ,TIIE NEW10WN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY S3, 009.

The Newtown Bea Thousands Have KIdnej ROWLAND'S !S Newtown. Friday, July 1M. Trouble and Never Suspect it New Haven Haven' on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street Bow To Find Out. TiBlONDNcw Jtntrances Most Reliable H0MENEWS. Fill bottle or common glasi with your i ft A'1 Vfff Most Reliable www r inu wi k nana twfuty-fou- noun; Store V1 SUCCESSFUL ENTERTAINMENT. Store ment, or settling, or The Town Hall Well Filled on Thun-da- y stringy milky Bppturanceoflcn The Evening Last. itiuicaiei an uu 23d healthy condi- A Big General Three Days In spite of the vey warm and tion of the kid' threatening weather, combined with neyi: too fre the dusty roads, the Town hall was quent desire to nnu it fir rmln In Hill End well filled, lust to Sale Thursday night, the back are altto symptoms that tell you attend the entertainment given by wo muncys ana maaucr are out 01 order the St Robo's Dramatic club under ami dccu attention. the direction of Edward S. What To U. There is comfort in the so Pitzschler. The first number on the knowledge often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Began t, program was a piano selection, "The Swamp-Roo- the great kidney remedy, Voice of Morning," by Miss Marguer- fulfills almost every wish in correcting Searchrllghit vtiAi.matlc. - At.. 1 - 1 - ite Kilbride,, who also acted as ao liver. blaiMlTlinil urv rinrt nf Mi ah rinorw during tne In a Thursday, companlst evening passage. Corrects inability to hold water very fitting manner, the next num- ber was a comedy In two acts, "The effects following use of liquor, wine or and overcomes ne- Wreck of Stebbln's Pride," which beer, that unpleasant cessity of being compelled to go often the 15th. was well rendered by the following the and to through day, get up many cast: times during the night. The mild and Ephriam Stebbins, Edward S. immediate effect of Swamp-Ro- ot is soon realized. It Pitzschier. glands th iiicW h. is to be a harvest of for the causeui 11s remarkable There bigger bargains Arnold Parker, William Drlscoll. ftealtn restoring tiron. Mill than time the elev- Robert Grey, Harry Bradley. erties. If you need a End shopper at any during medicine Mr Smithson, James Blake. von clmnlil en the Mill End sale has been coming to have the best. Sold years that Ruth Stebbins, Miss Esther Mc by druggists in fifty-ce- - the store. Quade. t ana one-n- o uar sizes. uTTr:".....- You D1AV tin va a eamnl IvitlA ennt fAA Clearance Sale Agatha Stebbins, Miss Margaret mowing-machin- e meadow mail. Address - As the on a fine level Crowe. by Dr. Kilmer&Co.,Bing- hamtotl. N. V. Mptitinn this Turner unA a fine of so the in the Mill The first act opened with Agatha. - reaps crop grass, shopper rememberthename.Dr.Kilmer'sSwanip- 10 pm har- Stebbins having her say tc herself jK.001, ana me address, fiinguamtou, Closes at End sale with a few dollars will reap a N. on Saturday Night mighty about the effects of college life upon Y., every bottle. vest of wonderful values. her niece, Ruth, who has deeply in- terested herself in college sports, Are Worth While. Mill End made the most of them and did well The Bargains Every part of the store shares in the when Stebbins enters amid Ephrlam as an amateur r.,ctor. James Blake sale. There are at Mill End prices in cheering of the college boys and tie many things as Smithson did remarkably well suddenly drifts from the ridiculous each from a hammock to considering that ne had only a few department. Everything to the serious when Agatha speaks - oil-sto- Free- ve to be dnys on his lines. Edward S a rug or from spool cotton to an is her mind upon the goings on of his Pitzschler was right at home in the to be on advice, found in the Mill End Sale. And everything is Ruth; acting Agatha's of the far We pay your fare home on purchase of $10 or more starts in to his Ruth part Ephriam Stebbins, Ephraim give mer. ' Mr Pitzschler is natural to we send everything express found at a Mill End priced some wholesome advice when Par- you buy haxv-- part he is playing and Is prepaid if the purchase amounts to $1 and over. ker comes along just in time to in- It will you to come to the. Mill End Sale. It always well received in loca.l drama- pay him; "That's allers tne way terrupt tics. The closing sketch was an makes no difference how far you are, there are break in on me, and. you do away they Irish sketch entitled "The Man with need some wholesome advice so bad." savings here, worth coming for. the Hod." Characters: Parker enters; Ruth begs of him s Tim Clancy, Edward S. Pitzschler. to hide behind the sofa until Agatha, Cordelia Clancy, Miss Lena Blake. who is apparently about to enter, Tim Clancy was well played by ! but to be an- goes, it proves Gray, Edward Pitzschler and Cordelia was Horses The Howland Goods other admirer of Ruth;. Agatha en- Dry well acted ty Miss Lena Blake, who ters but does not discover either of deserves especial mention as she had ! the two college boys concealed be- Columbia. Company, out three days in whicn to f&udy her Horses hind the furniture. Ruth, fearing lines, but acquitted herself remark- Connecticut. a tells Agatha that she is Bridgeport, clinyix, ably well Dancing was enjoyed Graph-ophorve- s. sure she smells something burning; Sale after-- the entertainment, musir being Big Auction exit Aunt Agatha, enter Smithson; furnfrhed by Gallagher's orchestra. takes e situa- Ruth embarrassing William Driscoll acted as announcer. of Horses. tion cooly, and sends Father Eph- out to Smithson.who Saturday at 2 P. Rain or "Shine raim entertain OBITUARY. ft, Blue Ribbon after Poultry. disappears quickly, Ephriam, We 75 will have for this sale head of horses, in a ridiculous manner, shows him c two express car loads. One load 28 head from Also the Indestruct- '; Viola Botsford. the farms they were raised on, all hardened that he is an unwelcome visitor. down and ready to work. They are from Iowa-t- he ible Now for some solid comfort, but alas; Viola Botsford, three years old, best that trrow in their class. We records, GREENLEAF FARM, will show you the best chunks you ever saw in looking for a novel to read, Eph- died at the New naven hospital, shipped toConnecticut In big heavy draught CONN. For two horses, good business chunks, fancy driving ROXBUKY, riam discovers both ParKer and Grey last week Tuesday. years tiorses. good nacK. coach or livery Horses, in the chairs and after a few at least sne nad been a poor little fact a hoi se to suit anyone in need of a horse. 35c EACH. behind Remember we will put every horse up and and Exhibitors the World's words orders them from the house. sufferer f.nd for months she had been sell them to the highest bidder regardless of Breeders of cost or value. " Ruth enters and finding the room at the hospital for treatment, and Best. empty, wonders what has happened, had had three or four operations, when Parker enter3 and explains to the jast one being the direct cause Hamilton Bros., Golden Partridie Cochins and Comb Black Leg- Wyandottes, Single Riah. But she loves her father.snd of her death. The funeral was held The Horse Mart of Conn. for Exhibition and Leading Rupf, horns Purposes aft- 749 Laying ner S'ebbins pride endures forever. at the Stevenson church, Friday Water Street. Opposite the Depot Henry sad. STOCK FOR SALE. EGGS IN SEASON. End of first act. ernoon, and it was unusually Bridgeport. Main St.. Newtown. Rev H. officiated. Four John W. who is well J. Thayer 1138-- Telephone 1486. Ray, always Telephone received as a vocalist, entertained boys, Ralph Thompson, Julian v 182 and 184 Address all communications to Greenleaf Farm, Roxbury, Conn. vocal selections between the Harry Owens and Paul , George St.. with Thayer,, NEW HAVEN. acts and was heartily applauded. Goulett, carried tne casket from the The second act opens with Eph- church to the Stevenson cemetery VISIT a heart to near the little one was raim and Agatha having bywhere Trumbull. 1? heart talk upon strictly home mat- laid at rest and covered with flowers. Lake he Quassapaug ters. Agatha tells Epnraim that MISS CAREY INJURED. Be A Buckingham Customer. has sent tne wrong fellow away and FRANCIS RAY INJURED, Resort, accounts for Ruth being down Miss Josephine Carey met with New- that Middlebury, Conn. where whether is in Falls From A Beam in Barn and n. No matter you live, it hearted. After a long and touching quite a bad aciaent, las Sunday Hurts His Head. town or Bridgeport. Summer Prices on everything. conversation with Ruth. Ephraim While out driving the Dining Hall, Dancing Pavilion, draws out the fact that sne loved Francis Ray, 1 he second son of horse became unmanageable and Bowling Alleys, from threw her out, one rib and Shooting Galleries, Large Swings, Parker, vhom be had rejected John W. the stage driv- breaking s, Great Sale of Hammocks. Ray, genial Two rierry-go-Round- his Louse, and concludes that .he n-- ly er at the Inn, was the victim of a bruising her very badly. Her friends Electric Pleasure Boats. are now TheVUDOR. Note the Prices. for him to do is t(; go and get painful accident on Friday evening. congratulating her on her waj Take Trolley From Woodbury and Parser and bring him back to his While playing in a barn he fell from fortunate escape from more serious rec Peter who was . The 1.90 Reduced to $1.59 Ruth, and that will be the first a beam, striding on ..is head. The injury. Johnson, 3.00 Reduced to 2.40 ord of a Stebbins going to any man children called Mrs Thecaore Cook, driving the horse, received a number 3.50 Reduced to 2.75 and asking for pardon; it will be the an aunt, who carried the lad to her of bad bruises. Worcester 4.50 Reduced to 3.50 wreck of Stebbins pride. Enter Par home. Dr F. J. Gale and Dr Clark 6.50 Reduced to 5.20 ker and Ephraim. Exit Ephraim were summoned, and it was thought DROUGHT BROKEN. Buckeye Mowing and so as to leave Ruth and best to take the to tne Bridge- The Hammocks will outwear two of the ordinary kind. Agatha boy The long drought was broken by Parker alone. Parker tries to make the courtesy Machines! To close balance of our line of Refrigerators we have marked port hospital. Through a splendid shower Sunday evening. with Ruth, but does not meet of Frame A. Blackman the lad was them down. ' good All vegetation has been revived and Tedders. and is about to Air tflaek-man- 's Hay Rakes, Hay witn mucn success, tanen to tfl? hospital in everybody is rejoicing, but perhaps enters in time ac- go when Ephraim just auto. Mrs Alice Wildman no, one is quite so grateful as Messre fix folks don't is now J. B. FAIRCHILD, N. & Inc., to it all up. "Young companied him. The boy Parks and Holly, who are farming Buckingham Co., these nome in see their opportunities days doing nicely and win be at a large acreage of potatoes and Taunton Dist., Newtown. Established 1842.. used to when I anything like they a short time. corn. The rain came just in time to was there's Parker young; handy, insure a good crop after their efforts don't need me Howland well I guess you The great store of the have been spent in the nif.st scientific around; Stebbins pride's a'goin' Dry Goods Co. of Bridgeport has been manner. Wanted. down." End. crowded all the week with customers Mrs Emma J. Wilcox visited in Following this act was a piano du eager to take advantage of the great Machine Bridgeport, recently, the guest of Sewing Operators 1 et by Miss Marguerite Kilbride ana values in the Mill hnd Sale. Mr Stewart's No. Ball Bearing Horse Clipping Mrs Plumb. on all branches of corset work. Miss Ella Hayes, both of whom prov- Taylor, the genial manager of the Seymour ' Earle and Walter Brinsmade of New machines, hieh Mfl,h'ne ed themselves capable artists. Next advertising department, told a Bee grade New Haven were over was a vocal selection by that genial representative, Tuesday, that it guests Sjnday work and highest wages Ap of Mr and Mrs C. F. Brinsmade. and obliging John Ray. The open- promised to be one of the most suc- ply to Miss Lucille Mills of Pennsylvan- ing play was very well presented, cessful Mill End Sales ever held by Easy ia fc Mrs Arthur corsidering the number of changes the company, and the large crowd visiting her sister, The Warner Brothers Co., Those at the that Mr Pitzschler was obliged to present, even at the noon hour, was Clippinger. present Ct Price service en- Bridgeport, Running Only make in the cast a week before the evidence of the truth of his asser- Sunday morning greatly joyed a solo Miss Mills. play was to be presentea. Miss Mar- tion. The sale continues all the by Mr Tolles and of Bridge- garet Crowe as Agatha deserves es- week and those who have not visited family ' Bfidgewater. are the Tucker place. pecial mention in the freedom she tne store should go as soon as port occupying Practical Mr Tucker and are spending displayed in acting a difficult part. possible. family A REAL ESTATE SALE. the summer at their at $7.50. The part of Ruth was played by cottage re- lake. Martin Martin of College Point. MiSss Esther McQuade, ar d although Robert Lee of Bridgeport has Spectacle a Mrs Alice Howard and X. Y., has purchased of Irving Miss McQuade's part was a turned to his home, after passing daughter, Convenient are spending the summer with Smith of Nichols his farm here now hara and rather stiff part to play, few days with Mr and Mrs Thomas Raye, Mrs Howard's Eli P. Burton. by Rev .Tohn Hazel, and she did justice to every word. Wil- Leavy on Walnut Tree Hill. father, occupied Mr and Mrs R. Clippinger has also purchased of Mr Hazel his Chicago and Gillette Horse Clipping Machines. liam Driscoll as Arnold Parker made Harry Mrs Brown and son of New Torn of Pa., returned crops, stock and tools and will take Parts Furnished. ' Knives Sharpened. love in a coaxing manner afcd met Shippensburg, ' and the Misses Sullivan from home, last after spend- next Monday, July 26. his rejection in a manly way. Harry City Wednesday, possession Yonkers are summer at the two weeks with their son, Rev Mr Hazel and family have tented Bradley as Robert Grey made his guests ing Peck & Lines home of Michael on Walnut Arthur R. of the Hiram Pitcher's house at the Center The Co., drst appearance in local dramatics Haugh Clippinger, pastor move next 185-20- Tree HilL church at Trumbull. and will there, Monday. 7 Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. and, although his lines vera few, he Congregational THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY", JULY 23, 1900.

JOHN F. KEANE & CO., THURSDAY, JULY 22nd, JOHN F. KEANE & CO., Main and John Sts., We'll be ready with the MOST GENEROUS the GREATEST BARGAINS Main and John Sts., of the present season in WORTHY Clothing for Man, Youth or BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Boy. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. -

Absolute Glean... Up of Summer Glothio i

When We Open the Fall Campaign not a vestige of our present stock of Men's, Boys' or Children's Clothing must be here to Hamper the Sale of the New Goods, hence this CLOTHING CLEAN-U- P SALE. Judging from the Eagerness with which men hurry to these great SEASON-EN- D SALES of ours THE STOCK WILL MOVE AT ONCE! A better chance to buy clothing never presented itself. We offer you just the garments you would select, were you to pay the regular price, but just note the offerings in this ad- vertisement, and see how well we'll pay YOU to help us unload.

FURNISHING CLEAN-UP-. SEPARATE TROUSERS CLEAN-UP- . Critical men with a liking for distinctive and refined styles in Haber- will find at Cornei an for the exercise of their dashery Library opportunity Where is the, man that cannot use a of Separate Trousers, especial- individual tastes. from the best makers at the exceptionally-lo- pair Toggery following ly when prices are so low on garments of character? This Men's Trouser news prices.' will create a 'new, real bargain record in Bridgeport for this store as well as for 1- all others. Straw Hats at -2 Price.

3.50 now 3.00 now 2. Op now $1.75 $1.50 $1.00 Dress Trousers of 14 Dress Trousers of QQ (Q QQ 6.50 qualify at NT.lJO 5 quality at SO.CK 50 cent Cloth Hats and Caps, 35 cents. 50 cent Tarn o'Shanters in linen and l cents. duck, serge Dress Trousers of Dress Trousers of OC Our 50 cent of Neckwear now 39 cts. d0 quality 4.00 quality at $2.98 3.00 quality at Our 25 cent quality of Neckwear now 19 cts. f 1 5 cent now 9 cents. Our quality Hosiery Dress Trousers of Our 25 cent quality Hosiery now 19 cents. 2.50 quality at $1.98 Special in Bathing Suits Two-piec- e suits now 50c and 75c.

CLEAN-UP- ABSOLUTE CLEAN-U- P OF SUMMER ABSOLUTE I OF BROKEN SUITINGS FOR MEN AND LINES IN YOUTHS, BOYS AND YOUNG MEN. CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. We have a suit for every Boy in town. Just the right kindgarments that will please the boy and the parents, "too. Strong, serviceable appare-l- Smart, stylish suits for Men and Young Man, of fancy Nothing Interior. jBor anything particularly new and attractive m Boys' and worsted, blue cheviot, and cashmere. Every suit all serge, strictly Children s garments, come directly here where the best is always found. wosted, and all wool made thoroughly and modeled to fit as well as suits that cost double the present sale These garments price. Serviceable suits, for Young Men and Boys. A lot of fifty were at $14 and In order to make a formerly priced $10 suits in this that are color cassimere,' cheviot and wor- clean of these suits we have marked the entire atone group, light sweep group sted and have sold right along for 10.00, 12.50 and 15.00. To low price send these garments out quickly, while there is plenty of wearing $ time ahead, we have marked them at this unheard of low figure 5 of suits is smart This group summer composed of summer for quick disposal, . suit models of $ 850, 20.00, and 22.5u qualities. They comprise fancy worsted suitings in blue, green, tan, slate, gray in both light 4-- attractive assortment of one hundred Children's and dark shades, concave shoulders and hand made button holes. Suits, light and medium colors in cashmere and cheviot, that Tailored by high class workmen, originated by the best designers, were formerly priced at $3.50, 4.50and 5.00.' Double breast- whose models have a national reputation. Without doubt, this is $15 ed coat with knickerbocker. trousers a good number with the greatest summer suit bargain that Bridgeport has ever seen the plain knee pants some single-breaste- d coats with V(th knickerbocker trousers. All and well made. good style IW L ' -- i. '1 11 50 i.i in 1J This suit offer will to Men and Men au excellent vacation opportunity, jwery suit in tne lot is appeal strongly Young now marked at the hand-tailore- d, quick of discriminating taste. Every suit is and as well disposal price. made as a suit can be ihese suits include all of this season's Children's Suits that Were $5, $6, $7 and $8 are now marked for absolute clear newest models and best effects in pattern and design. They are ance at 3.50, 4.00, 5.00, and 6.0O. the products of the foremost clothing makers in this country. Wash Suits that hold values up to 1.50 are now marked at this unusuallv low fig Every garmeut in this assemblage is guaranteed to be worth the ure, 79 cents. in and service. These suits were formerly priced $ Rompers and Play Suits The 75 cent grade, now 50 cents. The 50 cent grade, money style, fit, 39 cents. at 25.00, 28.00, 30 00, 3J.00. Here is your opportunity tor unre- SO Children's Wash and Woolen Knee Pants, small sizes. 3 io 10 25c and 5(V. of these suits at years. stricted choice of any quality an unusually good offer, 2 for 25c.

Garments of first quality at reduc- The saving of money upon ed prices in order to reduce stocks-w- hile John F. Keane & Co., of quality is why it is to your in- you have need for the goods. Nothing inferior. Main and John Sts., terest and profit to buy now 1 BRIDGEPORT, CONN. THE NEWTOWN JJEE, i'ViDAY, JULY 23, 1009.

Probate Notice! . The Newtown Bee Ankle OK WAHIIINOTUN W. Court Strap DIHTKICT Newtown Friday, July IJ 190, n, D. wulimir-to- Read Go. Euteof ituuu JoIiiiwiii, Uta of M, , The III aid UUiHet. dwimwil. Pumps gald Court lint limited and allowed six Htmtifltoi luoiuha from the date hereof for ilisrUIUii At Foster's. EttablUhid 1837. oiiiKuwtoeulljll tbulr claim to Hie AdiiiinUirnior. HILLS. for. closes at 5 o'clock I'Iidhu who uugluctto pmamt tlmlr awoiinu, WHITE What m manjr Iit bwn looking The store except Saturdays. wtlhlu tuld llmo. will b and cfdldrHn' I'atent Leather, fiiip properly attested, Mm T. 6t Mlu' wliu duharrud t iwovory. Clark Amen, formerly metitl nil) Tan ItuwUC'alf. UuWilu re- IiIkIi or low hmd, All persons Indebted to said Estat ara this place, U visiting Mrs Annie quested U wake Immediate payment U Ctrl Burger, Admr., UuBsott for a week, New i'rvston.Conn. Mr and Mri Charles Bldwell or Something New. DIHTKICT OK NEWTOWN . Probata rejoicing over tho birth of a Hon, 10. A. I Himalaya Cloth Ankle Htrap Pumps to Sale of Cottons. M. on Reductions Estate of Amelia 8, Northrop, Into of New- Cliarki Bradford, at Watertown match itiuinierdn'aw, In tn, Wltie, Llmm said dtHwaavii. and WMiH-fo- ur color.. Cool and uay. Iry town, lu Ulrttrlut, 5. . July pair, Udlua. Tha Court of Probata for Hie District s of Newtown hath limited and al- of Mrs A. A. Blckford, loft here, last This' represents the materials most needed for midsummer gowns. A few-line- lowed alx monthi from date hereof, for for Me., where the creclltora of anld Estate to exhibit Friday, Stonlngton, were and certain additions have been made, making a very their clnlma to theadmlnlntrator. Those he will upend some months with his FOSTER'S SH0E5T0RE, quoted yesterday who to thulr accounts, nKleut present Mr ac- BiiitcoiMor to It. V. Foster & Co., collection. properly attested, within auld time, will other daughter. riekford tempting be debarred a All In- recovery. persona companied Captain Hatch as far as Conn. debted to aaid estate are requested to 246rialn5t.( Danbury, s Bordered Prints in neat light effects 6ctsayardT' make Immediate p.tyment to Boston and will himself visit friends IW3-- Telephone value y 6 1- -4 cts. Abram Arthur Banks, Executor. In Lowell ard thereabouts for two Piano Certlflcato with every purchase. Printed Muslins, cts, 27-inc- h value 12 1-- 2 9 cts. OK KOXHIIUV, a. Probate weeks. , Chambray, width, cts, DIHTKICT A. I). MM. :), rANTED-Bru- tih Eir- - 8G-inc- 1-- 2 Rox-bur- Ames are to cut Job, h 12 9 Estate of William Pickett, lato of y, Clark and Janes enjoy- by the value cts, cts. hert E. 434 South venue Percale, width, deceased. Cuminliigs, 1- In said District, ing a short vacation at their old luim. value 15 12 -2 cts. The Court Probate for the District Bridgeport, Linen Finished Suitings, ct3, of 11 merest. of Koxbury hath limited and al- home, value 15 cts, 10 cts. lowed alx montha from date hereof, for Mr and Mrs Warren Hubbell and PrintedOrgandies, the credltora of Bald Estate to exhibit FOR SALE HORSES. 7 12 1- -2 cts. their clalma to the administrator. Those Miss Elsie onjoyod the sea breezes Striped Galatea, valuejl cts, who to their accounts, negluct prewnt HORMKH-- We Wash Goods Section, lower floor. within auld time, will at Brandford shore for a few days, AUCTION HALE, will aell at properly attested, sale, at IH5 Com- be debarred a recovery. All persona In- las' otirregular'auctloii Friday, debted to snld estate are requested to vek. merce utrwt, one carload of fresh Iowa Immediate to suveral) matched pair and make payment several well broke single horses. We will close FaulM. Gage, Administrator, also have on hand for dlsKial SO head of Hammocks, to out Washington Depot. Conn. CAME TO MY PLACE A red cow. acclimated horses consisting of .add lent, can have the same by proving general business and OK NEWTOWN as. c7urtof Owner drivers, heavy draught Notice reduc DISTRICT property and paying chnrgea. Mrs horses. These horses will lie sold for the Our whole stock placed unreservedly at closing prices. the July 12th. WOft John StillHon, near cemetery, Newtown, highest dollar. Horses for any class of bus- Estate of Matilda L. Myers, late of New- Corn. 1 iness can ho found here. We also have on tions town, In said District, deceased. hand our usual line of harness, blankets and 4.75 for The Cout t of Probate for the District FOR SAIE CHEAP Bav horre, welftht wagons, among whlJh are several new and Style $1.0o for80cts. Style $3.80. of Newtown hath limited and al- about 1200, kind and gonlle. work single second hand business wagons. Consignments 5 00 for lowed six montha from date hereof, for or double. Also pneumatic tire runa- solicited. Private sales dailv. Do not forget Style $1.50 for $1.20. Style f $4.00. the credltora of said Estate to exhibit bout In good condition, burton P. Mer-wi- we have moved right around the corner to " 1419-- $6.00 for $4.80. their claims to theadmnilstrntor. Those Aspetuck, Conn. Tel ls!i Commerce Street. This Is tho only square Style $1.75 for $1.40. Style who neglect to present their accounts, Bridgeport Dlv. run horse auction sale In the state of Con- $6.50 for $5.00. properly attested, within an id time, will necticut. We have a sale on every Friday the Style $2.00 for$1.60. . Style be debarred a recovery. All persona in- WANTED To buy a good fresh Jersey year round. to estate are to will not less than 12 " for Style $7.00 for $5.60. debted said requested cow, one that give B. F. Style mo $2.00. make Immediate payment to quarts pet duy. Y. H Nevlns. Roxbfry. CANNON, Prop., $7.50 for $6.00. Joslali A. Tllson, Administrator. Conn. New Haven, Conn. Style $2.75 Ofor $2.20. Style of TOR bALE Ore Holsteln cow due (Irsi DISTRICT OP WASHINGTON, ss. Court also one The above is but a hint as to the number. There are many attractive 17, 1SHW. part of Augus.. registered SALE In Tloasant Red- July Devon cow L. Ct. FOB Valley, Estate of William L. VanSlndoren. late of Tschauder, Roxbury, ding, a containing 14 acres, known materials and in said deceased. place styles, good good colorings. Washington, district, WANTED New much cow with calf, as tho George l. Keeler place. For par- Said Court has limited and allowed six will milk. ticulars inquire of George W. Wheeler, months from the date hereof for the credltora one thiit give large quantity 5 Do not want Devon. Address O. P. C administrator, Taylor Ave., Bethel, Ct of said estate to exhibit their claims to the Ct. M8 Executrix. Care Newtown Bee Olllce. Newtown, The D. READ Co. Those who neglect to present their accounts, cow. will POB SALE A good new milch properly attested, within said time, be Co n. debarred a recovery. Henry rl Coger, Nt.wtvvi. All persons indebted to said Estate aro re- POB SALE A scchnd hand windmill to make immediate to ' quested payment complete and in perfect running order. and Tools. Mary B. VanShideren, Executrix. Newtow n, Conn. Acme Harrows Farm, Stock, Crops Conn. Apply at Castle Ronald, Washington, B Farm. SALE Good mare. Should on Every Here to a 90 acre well located OK WASHINGTON, as. Probate POB strong b;iy is your opportunity get good farm, DISTRICT Will 1100. Sound afraid of Write Bight Now to 17. l'JOM. weigh n,d about 7 miles from land good rich soil, splen- nothing. Merritt M Clark. Whisconler Bridgeport, good road, Estate of Mary Ann McGovern.lateof Wash- Hill, Brookfield, Center, Conn. BOOTH E BROS., did tine fruit orchards with crops in the ground. Will sell ington. In said district, deceased. buildings, Upon the application of S. Ford Seeley, Ad- POB SALE or exchange for something Stratford, Conn. for about the price of buildings; remember the stock, tools and crops ministrator, praying that he be authorized of equal value, 8 year old donkey, cart included. and empowered to sell all of the real estate and harnevt, iafe for "h'ldren tn Look, Auto Owners! That's the Spot to Get Your Farm are belonging to said estate, as per application on drive. James P. Kurnan, 53 Kmmett and Chaufeurs! Master the Tools. Hie more it is Beginners fully appears, avenue, Derby, Conn. Auto. Get Dyke's course of Auto instruction O. W. COGGSWELL, Ordered, that said application be heard and study during your spare time at home. and determined at the ProbateOlllce in Wash- LOST A large red cow. wandered Free Auto button and Instructive pamphlet. SPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. 1094 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. ington, in said district, on the 31st day of near Botsford. A reward pnid for Send for It today. HOWARD S. IIOYT. Lenses matcnea ana aiiKinas 01 rtpaus, leeo-er- y. Ad- 1054 Main St., July, A. 1). 1909. at 2 o'clock In the after- information leading to 30 Hlckok Ave.. Bethel. Conn. Reou & Todd, Opticians, noon; and that notice be given of the pen- dress Isaac N. Herman, 1224 North Conn. dency of said application and time and place avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. of healing thereon, by 'publishing the same Made Q. N. Clarke's Vegetable Liver Pills once in some newspaper having a circulation Ancelot 28,888. None Better in said districts and by posting a copy thereof AUTOMOBILES. Bilious and Ailments. At on the public sign post in the 'town of Wash- Lambert Friction Flyer eonblnes Than the Milwaukee Mowing Machine and the Have a wonderful reputation for curing Dyspeptic ington, in said district. more good points than any car on the The well bred, fast and handsome price will surprise you. Let us talk the mat- a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Frank J. Ivllborn, Clerk. market. It is in ter over with you before you buy. used. For sale sm'tll-es- t Stallion will make the sea etc., stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always oy Drug from the motor to the trotting S. Trumbull, Conn. they OK ss. Probate In out the old J. PARKS, ! Free mail. Recommended by Physicians. DISTRICT NEWTOWN, bolt the car. Ring son at gists. sample by 20, 1909. in the new Lambert Friction Ring SALE-Mo- del V Victor Ma- - Estate of Sarah M. Sanford, late of New- drive, the marvel of the year, the TXlR Talking G. N. Nichols, Conn. town, in said district deceased. world's most wonderful car, wonderful CLARKE, re- ORENAUQ FARM, a William A. Tator, 3779 Main The Court of Probate for District of New- in its sumplicity. You will never new, bargain. 6 to St., Bridgeport, uonn town hath limited and allowed months gret your money. There is no geer Conn. from date hereof, for the creditors of said Es- be stripped, no time lost, no Jar when Woodbury, Antique rurnitute bought and sold. ! 11 tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. with silent chain to a divide t d. B. Ct. P. O. Address J starting, H.'BUCKING-HA- Notice. Tucker, Easton, tl10CKS OI Those who neglect to present their accounts, rear axle, This is the time to buy. Call Send for pedigree, etc.. to W. Special R. D. 25, Bethel, Ct. Tel. Bridgeport all IyIIIQS said will be de- properly attested, within time, or write for circulars or catalogue and Long Dist. 'Phone 2; Local 'Phone Power Horse Clipping at short notice. Divl8ion- - barred a recovery. All persons indebted to demonstration. Leon A. Bourquenez, REPAIRED. 26-- or JOSEPH ATCHISON, Local Phonfe A. H. FEBBY, Hopewell Dist., New said Estate are to make immediate 33-- 4. requested Botsford, Conn. Tel. town, Conn. P. O., Route 25, tfetnei. to old fashioned payment to " " 4, Woodbury, Conn. J Special attention given Sarah E. Falrman, Administratrix, Piano You will do well to look over our Tuning. EJGr MEEKER. New Preston. Notices. WANTED To buy, old useless horses to Ct Registrars' and all deaa horses and cows re- stock of Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner THE BOARD Of County Commissioners 2367 of Stein-wa- y TO I for a moved free of charge. Fred Daniels, Carriages, Harness, Eobss, of Bridgeport, Conn., formerly Fairfield County. hereby apply NOTICE The of Madison Ave.. Conn. Telephone Wagons, & Sons, Mfgr., N. Y., and successor f License to sell Spirituous and REGISTRAR'S Registrars Bridgeport, etc., to 1 Cp1 prmc 1811-- 6. Whips, Rhine Town of Sherman will be in of late Fred Beyer, will be pleased Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer, in said Sherman on Before elsewhere. attend to your tuning. Orders Wine and Cider, at Main Street, Town of session at the Tow,i Hall purchasing piano nf rfiS,i Mtt. Friday. August 6, and on Friday, August 13, bh.leinatN?wetown ve'rvmoTth CHve me aMcrlption'of your farm Newtown. 9 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A. M. EBISCOE & SON, of ouslness is located within from 12 o'clock noon until o'clock p. m., on nJi!w. and the terms and I do tho rert. My place each of said for the purpose of Conn. Bridgeport 438 w7 Avenue. JAC0B 200 feet in a direct line of a church edifice, pa- days, making Sandy Hook, BLCCK, Middle Gate Dtstrltt, an enrollment of the voters of said town, 50 In rochial school or public schoolhouse. or the legal Excellent acre farm Newtown, high Route 16, Newtown, Conn. , thereto, or any postoffice, according to their declared political prefer- ground, excellent view, mail delivered, near premises pertaining ences. Charles C. 8tevens, school and within public library or cemetery. neighbors, station, driving CRAFT & LYON, TMR SALE-O- ne shingle mill, one planer, Leslie L. Judd, distance to city, good productive soli, well Dated at Newtown this 29th day of June, A. rare of Voters. Sale. one lath saw, all in first class condition. Regisi devided Into woodland, pasture and tillage, For Stepney, Conn. James H. Dodd. New Milford Conn. D 1909 Dated at Sherman, July 15, 1909. fruit of all kinds, pasture watered, large two Ferry, Applicant. 11 George story hruse of rooms, good barn and other Western horses received direct from tne Practical Painters. We, the undersigned, electors and taxpay- REGISTRARS'. NOTICE The out buildings, price $3500. For particulars ad- of Road Horses, Fast New- Regi- farms! Iowa, including ers, as defined by law, of the Town of strar of Voters for the town of New- dress STANLEY BOTSFORD. Agent, i Pacers, Chunks and Heavy Draft service the fact of our the of the ' Heavy Our long ard All IVlCS town hereby endorse application town hereby give notice that they will Stepney, Conn. Horses, all fearless and guaranteed as repre- using the best materials gives absolute- - J above named George Ferry for be in session on Friday, August 6, and sented. We have also a line lot of Sleighs, best satisfaction. A trial will we do each lv the Of and mada such license and severally certify Friday, August 13, 1909, at the Brick 1TANTED A girl or woman for housework convince you. We have a complete up-- Carriages Wagons for himself that we are owners of real estate from 12 o'clock Mrs W. Disbrow. Sport Farm and Trucks, Har 1909 mould- - at our factory: best material and best work- we Building, Newtown, in the Country. Carriages, Wagons line of wall papers, situated in said town of Newtown and that noon until 9 o'clock p. m. on each of " Easton. 1417-- 4. we to manship our motto. Call and see us. oth- Hill, Telephone nesses, wnips, maiiKeis, itoues, tn ings, etc., which will be pleased have not endorsed the application of any said days for the purpose of making an have second hand Furniture and Pianos that show convenience. We are er person for a license to sell spirituous and of the voters of said SALE CHEAP-Go- od horse as as new. Give us a call. eyquipoed li- enrollment legal POR family are good well for the best work at rj intoxicating liquors during the ensuing town, according to their declared politi- afraid of nothing: weight about 900. Mrs to meet the times. HatCH & SOIlS, cense The Smedley Co., prices year. cal preferences. M. J . Scribuer, Redding, Conn. Manufacturers, 1 A F. Carriage Dated at Newtown this 29th day of June, Thos. F. Bradley, Chas. Beardsley. 171 Brewery St.. New Haven, Conn. 'D.1909. P. J. ouis T. Briscoe, NEW FAIRFIELD. CONN. Kelly, s Oscar Pitzschler, Charles llegistra-- of Voters. R. H. Beers, 22. 1909. For Sale. Edward S. Pitzschler, Eli B. Beers. Tate3 'at Newtown, Ct.. July HOTEL GREEN, above named en- Dis- I hereby certify that the pEGISTRARS' NOTICE The Registrars of Notice. The Most Wonderful - dorsers are electors and taxpayers, as defined of Warren will be in D Voters of the town ANBURY, CT., am I offered. by law, of the town of Newtown, and that session" at the Town Hall in said Warren on Havinff 'ODened the old Whitehead Black Apply CO Very OI the AgC they have signed for no other applicant. August 6, and on Friday, August 13, smith at Roxbury Center, am now pre- B. 29th of June. Friday, F. A. CANTWELL, Manager. shop F. Wakeman, Dated at Newtown this day from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock p. m. on pared to do Horseshoeing and General Job- TheEeonomy Fruit Jar. keep fruits, meat A. D. 1909. M. J. Houlihan. Town Clerk. each of said for the purpose of making Glad to see all old customers at my Route 11. Westport. Conn. and No trouble to seal days, bing. my ' vegetables perfectly. an enrollment of the legal voters of said town new stand. L. P. PAYNE, them. Wide mouth and easy to fill. Noun-sanita- ry according to their declared political prefer- 201-- 5. uonn. rubber Call and examine them AUCTION. New- Tel. KoxDury, rings. ences. Max Schnell. Motoring parties from --wil- lb-;;t- Noble B; Strong, New Milford , Will be sold at public auction at the home Registrars' of Voters. town, Brookfield and WANTED copy of Peek genealogy Girls Wanted. S. now 1868. & of the late Amelia Northrop, occupied Dated at Warren July 17. 1909. and other places will find the Din- by Ira B. Peck. Address, stating Craig, by Mr M. J. Murphy, Main street, Newtown, price, George H. JrecK, luzs wesi maiu use of Conn. We can always bright girls s Conn., on REGISTRAR'S NOTICE The Registrars ner and Lunch Service perfect. St., Waterbury. v Depot, Conn., town of Roxbury will be in who want to learn to run sewing Friday, July 30th, 1909. Town In said on session at the Hall Roxbury Catering for weddings, parties and machines. Steady employment at at one o'clock p. m., all the personal property Friday, August 6, and on Friday. August 13, 1 Walnut bedroom set and 1909, from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock p. m. anniversaries a ' consisting of Black specialty. easywork- - 4 feather beds and pillows, 24 on each of said days, for the purpose of mak- SALE. 2 others, geese said FOR - Wanted- - cane and flag seated chairs, arm chair. 8 ha,ir ing an enrollment of the legal voters of - cloth seated chairs, rocking chairs, 1 lounge, town according to their declared political Red Cedar Nichols Underwear Corpor- N. H. Hurlburt. For Service. Perfection Shingles, Establlshed 1S85. brussels and ingrain carpets, cherry table, preferences. 16 and 18 inch Call and look them ov- tin and earthen ware, bureau, brass Walter Downes Humphrey, length. crockery, of Voters. er before purchasing elsewhere. None better &!il0Jk We Male and Female kettle, grindstone, lamps, trunks, quilting Registrars The Holstein bull Supply Help Dated at this 17th of 1909 Thoroughbred Registered no matter what price you pay. NEW MILFORD. CONN. frames, comfortables, butter jars, pictures, Roxbury day July, Sir Korndyke De Kol Pledge. Terms SI. at of All Kinds. In for ihe dishes, stands. fact everything of time of service. room, bedroom, and a great REGISTRAR'S NOTICE The Registrars . Coachmen.Farra Help.Gardencrs.etc. Ho- - kitchen, dining It. IT..1 . Urnn Af Monvna mill ia In B. & Co., mention. - Cooks- many other things too numerous to 2 tel UelP- - Waitresses.Nurses, etc. Town hall in said Monroe on WILLIAM Conn. Hawley TjidR SALE 300 acreschoioe land. excellent A. Arthur Banks, Executor. session at the HORWITZ, Easton, E To 6, on 13, - - - Conn. houses, barns. ?t!W0; also acres, Stephen Sanford, Auctioneer. Friday, August and Friday. August Stepney, A11pn' Fmnlnvmpnt Rurpail from 12 o'clock noon until 9 o'clock p. m.. on FOB SAIE Black mare, 10 years old, house,barns.si800; tine house, To hand- - for purpose of making all harness. H. earns. 50 acref. JlSOO; stock, tools, crops, fruit. Telephone. St.. Bridgeport, FINE OPORTUNITY-- buy a each of said days, the weight 1250, gentle in 2 luftnatinMi ftnfl an enrollment of the legal voters of said town B. Conn. timber, water included; terms easy; only A :Lnt.nnfhn( Tucker, Hawleyville, elevation. 300 other F no nam Tho nrun Is within the reach Of according to their declared political prefer- For miles of station. High For address Bargain, ences. Dated at Monroe, July 19, 1909. WANTED A competent cook. Address Sale. Kami Bargains. Brophey's KealtyExchange, anyone. parlliculars 64 Conn. wANTED-- A Office. Newtown. Conn. Robert Sinclair, Mrs-- P. S. Curtis, Brookfield Center, Ct Red chicks for Grand street, Danbury, competent girl for general Bee Rhode Islond early delivery: housework. Good and a L. D. Lane $15 or i!' for 50. H. M. Greeninan, wages good per hundred R. 11 Main BALE The at the Registrars of Voters. Farms. Newtown, Conn. Route home, SlrsL. Carter. East St.. POB Bulkley place, ' 44 Cold Springs head of Newtown Street. Will be soid of 16. REGISTRARS' NOTICE The Registrars A 10c Smoke cheap. For particulars enquire of M. town of Soutnbury will be Farm Machinery, .. Katchford, 62 South Street, Danbury. in session at the Town Hall, South Britain, 6, and at the Town Hall, For Sale. - F01 Conn. Friday, August for 5c. Gasoline Engines, Pumps, Every- Service, Southbury, 13, from 12 o'clock noon August C. B. Weed, and for until 9 p. m. on each of said days, for the pur- MAHONEY'S STRAIGHT CIGAR. Hand Driving and work horses. thing in tools Machinery ; 7000 MONEY-MAKIN- FARMS pose of making an enrollment of the legal Querida St.. Bridgeport. Conn. btamon declar- Made. Guaranteed Clear Havana Filler. the farmer. See me before you buy voters in said town according to their Broad 43-- 4 In. For sale in 14 states; endless ariety Conn. leaf wrapper, long. housework ed political preference,! in name, and J2.50.per . girl for general and purpose; stock, tools L. Mitchell. Straight shape Quality; WANTED l.vl. Conn in size, price Arthur box of 50 delivered. Lock Box Danbury. W. B. Glover, Newtown. and included with many which Howard S. Hlcock, Tel 100. crops of Voters. been thrown on the market at Registrars J. P. MAHONEY, Mfg., PnnCC have 19. 1909. sacrifices to settle estates Dated at Southbury, Conn., July LONG HILL, CT, POB SALE Two Keystone hay loaders, WANTED A small farm In NewHaven. startling used one season: new and second hand quickly. "Strout's Bulletin for May McCormick mowers and hay rakes. Will Morgan and English sire. Four years old. SALE Good one-hor- se farm out and June," profusely illustrated, with TjH)R wagon. be sold at low figure to close them large farm 'f prica and term are right weighs of locali- Geo. 8. Osborn, Monroe. P. O.: Sandy Charles Sanford, Valley View Farm, Would like stock and tools. Address Service fee when the mare .reliable Information farming Hook. Conn. diM $10, Redding Bidge, P. Hatch. Derby. Conn. ties and traveling instructions to see Calvin proves with foal. mailed free. We pay rail- i CALVES FOB SALE I will be at the One rt and two sets properties, Plymouth 30. TK)R SALE An Estey organ. Will be sold FOS SALE 62, E. A. Co., Newtown Station on Thursday, July all in good condition. fcl. nnnll. road fares. Dept Strout with calves. B. Shaw. c cheap. Mrs R. D. Smith. Newtown. Conn. of cart wheels, uK"A 47 J If sold at once. O. B. Osborne, J, World's Farm Agency, West B.D.No.34. cheap 1419-- Largest Conn. Tel Tel. 3, WASHINGTON. CONN. York FOB SALE Two heifer calves, Ave Easton, S4th Street, New City. and for and six months old, now on pasture. fiiTP Hnroos. wairons harness A for house- - Will sell maki- - mom for new stork. WANTED girl general POB SAIE Black horse, ten years old, Bred, full blood Guernseys. F2 mimvut tn work. Good home with reasonable TtrANTED--A position running a stationary Gives more feet to the pound very cheap and must be sold at once. Earm horses a specialty. J. C. Read & Co., 30 experience. weight about 1100, pertectlq fearless, D. wages. Address Mrs Simon Poise, or hoisting engine: years or child. A first class and more than William Ruben, Stepney, Ct R. F. Ives St.. Danbury. Conn. Can furnish best lot references. A. Howard. cafe for lady " costs no No. 15. Greenfield Hill or general purpose horse. Dr mower a Route 1. Bridgeport, Ct. family . VOR SALE A six ft. Deering at Newtown, Conn, others. on A. C. Gale, ROTXEC I win Be at my house discount to elose out the business. mnSS. Ml&rTon3 rid rORSALE-1- 1 Chester White pigs ready to 18-- 3, Wood- fJS5Nw Rate 1050 Church Conn,, for the Lake. Bethlehem. Telephone BAY COB for sale, weight street, Newtown, Klci MrsJohnStillson, Newtown. Conn.. . HANDSOME purpose of the Borough Tax two and M acres of tand. 9 years old. perfect family receiving from bury. Stepben G BeMh' and pneu- now due on Monday, July 26, 1909. MbaCCii?rdi ArnnM TIIGHEST MARKET PRICES Paid for horse; also rubber tire depot wagon T. SON, Collect- RALE cows, all due C as owner E.PLATT& i to 5 o'clock p. m. P. Gannon, rOB t good young calves and at Roxbury Station matic Stanhopes .to be sold has or. John Moore," il poultry 2021. from August to October. Box BrldgeportLConn, Newtown, Ct. Bridgewater, Conn. COW sale. Charles - W To sell cider mill and engine in FBEBK SEVOV for old. - 39 Nortil VineSt- WANTED Will sell Q. Morris, Zoar- District, Sandy Hook, POB SALE Five pigs, seven weeks addreiaArdl separately. Mrs H. B. Richards, Southbury, Conn. bury. Conn. - gffiffi- Justine Bourquenei, Botsford, Conn. Conn. 10 THE NEWTOWN Uhr FRIDAY. JULY 23. WOO.

The Newtown Bea . Flattsyillc C. F. Beardsley, Newtown, 2S 1&09. HOYDEN'S KILL. ' Frliliiy, July GENERAL THE SURPRISE STORE'S The Lridlu' club met at Mn leroy (lark's, last Wednesday afternoon, AUCTIONEER, Huntington, with a good attendance and some NEWTOWN, . . . CONN. visitors. be 4D-- THE NEW STAGE. The next meeting will Telephone Also Real im. - mm . the annual picnic at Sasco Beach, Estate For Sale. Sale i ue jjuuuib 01 are 1 farm Clearance uunungton lSaiTo. Iisooi one to raise August 10, which Is a good Factory much enjoyed by Children and uhlcki'ii. very pleased with the ,new number of visitors. 1 farnj,i aurnu, in, itoek and tool. which made Its 1 tU) fi.yiO. stage, first trip' last Miss farm, acres, Continues AH Previous Records. Jennie Perkins has spent t farm.SO acres, fciwo, daily Breaking Saturduy. For the It will I ill present some time at home but has now re- farm, amis, ikk. leave tho Center 1.3u on 1 (arm, 4il acres, fck'MK). at Wednes- I 40 turned to Mrs Angevine'8 in Long furra, aonw. stock and tools, fffiM, ( The Greatest Ever Heard Of. day, returning at 4.80 from I farm, IH) acres, KOMI. J Bargains Derby Hill. 1 Sit Clothing on farm, acres. .'200. and Saturday will leave at the 1 UK) The diy season was broken, Sun- farm, acres, Everybody is talking about tbo wonderful values in this Great Clearance Sale, tame time, but also make an u.',,'.1"'"'!.!1!!! aui nedow and pasture on Factory evening day, by a copious shower of rain. hilltop. fc'Too. which includes the entire stock from our garment .is being Mr loo One surplus light weight Factory. Every trip. Knowlton, the proprietor, which was received Harm, iwi buildings. sold in the Is thankfully. trout brook, tiM; txm can be lutt on mort-itaK- e. at tremendous price reductions, reliable, stylish and fabrics a very courteous - allstrictly new, and obliging Clinton Sherwood will relieve his i , very latest patterns, models and color combinations. This is positively the greatest money saving young man and will be sure to 1 farm, IfiO acres, fIO.000. father on tne fhli route for a few I farm, tl" acres. SWiiO. event o' the season. Bargains that seem impossible. Come andjsee them one glance at the goods please all who may pationlze him. 1 farm, M0 acres, iim. weeks. The latter has not mls.sed a 1 farm. OS acres, $1000 can will prove their unusual value. The stage Is a new and comfortable 'fooi remain on day in a year.., mortiraire. one, drawn by a of 1 farm. 150 acres. &5500. pair substantial Mrs 1 farm. 178 acres, 0,000. Bradley Jennings and little ' Below We Few Prices. Read Each Item horses, and the new venture hat 1 farm S!40 acres, &ooo. 70 acres fine meadow Quote A daughter of Congress street has rouispar mine: one nine trou :ood started out In a manner that mile from school. ought visited her uncle, L. A. fauntlnir; to insure success. Jennings. 1 farm 10,1 acres, house. 4 bams. 1 Carefully. The people of Center street Metho- acres orchard of peach, plum, cherry; will carry 30 head cows; Dorden's collect milk at dist church were pleased to hear the door. txm. Mrs William has been their former Rev J. 1 fine residence acres, faWO. Thompson pastor, J. 1 fine residence, 20 acres meadow, tfOOo. gulte 111 with chills and fever. Blythe, Sunday afternoon. He is on 1 fine residence, '& acres meadow, ";oo. 1 fine residence, 1 acre meadow, $2800. Mrs Everett Darling entertained his vacation here and now has a I larpre boarding house, 14 rooms; on border Men's Summer Suits a number of at her church at Beekman N. Y. of One lake; 20 acres lund. $1800. Outing guests pleasant Hill, 1 house, acre land, f 1050. summer home in the Center, last 1 building lot overlooking Taunton lake, S of acres. 8M0. Consisting Coat and Trousers week. Southburv. 1 building site, 75 acres, on the most sightly Will Cawthra has place in Newtown $15,000. TAILORED Summer Suits of gone to Detroit, 1 house. acre 450. ELEGANTLY THE STREE'fAND VICINITY. land, where he has secured employment. Opportunity of a life time to secure a small farm of 45 acres; nice house and barn, fruit of K The King's held an ice Miss Faith Sanborn has gone to patterns rich new gray Shades cut in the newest Daughters al1 kinds; will keep six cows, horse 'and 2000 fit and dur- cream sale on the green last Thurs- her home In Torrington for a week's chickens; mile trout brook; 11500' cash. models remarkable for qualitystyle, 6 farms In Milford, Conn. Ideal Summer Suits for'hot weather wear, day evening, which was very suc- vacation. 6 farms! n Brldgewater. ability. 1 farm 200 acres in 16,000. cessful and netted them over $10. Miss Gertrude Reynolds and friend Redding, light weight, copl and comfortable. Coats are half 5 houses on Newtown Street. . lined. Sizes 34 to 42. Miss Johrson of Brooklyn has been from Waterbury were home --over 1 fine farm In Monroe, Conn., 95 acres with Mrs Lillie Williams Simday. house, land, $5500. $2500 can Just the Thing for Your Vacation Trip. for a few remain on mortgage. days. Mrs A N. Piatt and son, Alfred, 150 acre farm in Redding, near Mark fine house and have Twain, building, $12,000. Mrs Sprott of Bridgeport is at the been visiting her brother iu 100 acre farm, house, no ba'n, $200C. 1 60 ' Salt Box for a time. Leachmcnt, N. Y., for a few farm, acres, 11 room house, water If Vm"l I days. In house and barn, all kinds fruit, two made The ladies of St Paul's church Davia Lambert and family from miles from Bethel trolley. $5500. CH For Men's New Spring Suits m Beautiful 70 acres more met New Haven are building site, $4 ,vJU our to retail at $7.50. with idrs E. J. Buckingham on staying at the home or less, large barn, could not be built Factory afternoon in of 4lrs E. II. Brown for the summer. for $3000. Price $7500. Thursday the pleasant 1 farm 115 acres, house, barn, on hill, room over Mr Buckingham's store, Mrs Mary E. Stone has been hav- extendd viw. overlooking Housatonic river, 600 cords of wood, carry 10 head made iu Mr and Mrs M. Williams of ing her house painted. of. cattle. $3000. Cf For Men's Stylish Spring Suits House, barn, 16 acres, $1800. 7C Bridgeport spent Sunday at A. Henry Smith, a formei resident, ' I U to 10.00 12.00. . House, 6 rooms, 10 acres land, $1600. PU. our Factory retail at and Smith's. is in town. $500 can remain on mortgage. 84 Mrs Lewis--, Farm, acres, house, barn, $1800. Judge Munger of Derby spoke in Charles entertained Six room house, barn, 8 acres land, the Congregational church, last Sua friends from New Haven recently. $2000. in Several others not advertised. JQ OC For Men's High Grade Suits mae day, and as usual was very much en Isaac Wentsch expects to take his yu.LJ our Factory to retail at $15. joyed. vacation, 'this week. There will be no service at St Don't Miss This Chance For Supreme Quality Suits made ii our Paul's, next Sunday. Bethel. $11 Rfl Allison P. Smith of Newtown will For a home. House, 27 acres good land for $11. UV Factory to retail dt $ 18., 1700 cash. 10 minutes to school and half hour occupy the pulpit of tne Congrega VILLAGE JOTTINGS. to church. Must be sold at once to close an es- tional next Williamson tate. CHARLES F. BEARDSLEY. church, Sunday, July 25. Harry of Cornell Newtown.lConn. GtlA OC For Men's Finest Quality Suits made At a meeting of the ecclesiastical college is spending the summer vaca SlT. J in our factory to retail at 20.00 and 25.00. society, held last week, Frank Wells, tion at his home on Grassy Plain Fred Wooster, George Nichols and street. Wanted, at once, E. S. hawley were appointed supply Arrangements are being made for To $50 worth of for committee for tho a lawn to be held exchange groceries Congregational party Weunesday greenbacks or silver. Don't delay. The first church. evening,August 4, on the lawn of customer gets the deal. St Paul's Sunday school will pi& St Mary's rectory, by the sodality of The Surprise Store's Famous Double Guarantee. nic at Walnut Beach, nevt week. Children of irtary. Barnum Bros., William Wells is visiting in Strat , A reception was tendered Miss Shepard's Old Stand, Dodgingtown. If any purchase for any reason' fails to please, bring it back and we will cheerfully exchange the goods or ford. '' , Maria Parloa, refund the money instantly. All clothing bought here is pressed and kept in good repair for one year Free Friday evening, jn Mrs of of Charge. Esther Hecox has been visit the parlors , the Congregational ing in New Haven and other, places. church. It was a delightfully I in "Winana King Mrs Henry Malahan and children formal affair and was in the nature have beenSspending some time in of a farewell and "bon voyage" to Segis." ' Miss wno is soon to an the Center. Parloa, make The best sod of King Segis in Men's Trousers Miss Virginia Gorum, who has extended tour in Europe. The re- New. England whose seven nearest Stylish was mem- am been visiting friends in the Center, ception arranged by the officially tested dams average over TKEMENDOUS in all the newest styles-t-ine bers of club. A variety has gone to Derby for a few days. the Current Events 27.1bs. butter in 7 days and over fancvv Worsted. fabrics in- a heautiful selection of Rev Warren Bowman, pastor of 0 gt 80 lbs. of milk a day, and whose new narrow and broad stripe effects light and dark shades k the Methodist church, is enjoying a Dam and Grandam and sire's Dam

all made weeks' on 30-da- handsomely tailored and perfectly shaped in New Fairfield two cruise the sound in and Grandam have y records the seini peg top model. Every pair guaranteed to give the yacht of a friend. that average over 108 lbs Butter, and satisfactory wear. Sizes to fit all builds of men from 28 Mrs Edward Crofut and son, over 80 lbs milk a day. Individually he is as as his Stock to 50 inch waist measurements.! 2 NEWS OF THE WEEK. Edward Francis, Jr., of New York good breeding. for sale at all times. Write for terms have been the of Mrs Mrs David Truesdale of Danbury, City guests of service to Miss Jessie Patee of Hickok avenut. Bertha Simon, Mat Greenstone, E. H. LAKE, Trousers-Go- od, Mrs C. R. Hart and Miss Gertrude Men's strong, Men's Trcuien Very stylish I. Simon and Harold Simon of New Brookfleld,Center, Conn. Wor- Hart are relatives on the 985-1- yf if durable black Thibet and Fancy striped worsteds in all the new shades. York, were guests at tire Hillcrest visiting Telephone 5. w steds, well made perfect fitting, all Elegantly tailored and perfect fitting. farm, the past week. Mine host and shore of Lake Ontario. If men's regular t1 Made with or without hostess, Mr and Mrs are T ESSONS IN ARTS AND CRAFTS-Book-- J-J DQ McGuire, binding, brass work, basketrr. etc... irlven sizes, $1 cuff buttons, MJ tne most genial of persons anu their Stevenson At Castle Ronald. Apply itf Miss Taunton. but y Castle Ronald, Newtown, Conn. Men's White Duck Men's Tan Khaki guests ha.y& nothing words of Trousers, 98c Trousers, 98c PERSONAL CHAT. W3R SALE-- 10 thoroughbred 'praise for the manner in which - Kentucky they horses, one 3 years old and 9 yearlings, all are entertained. Miss Bessie Treadwell visited Mrs fine stock; can be seen at my place. J. Rif-ki- n, Jump Hill, Easton, Conn. Mr and Mrs Charles Cotrell of last and Zilpha Erailey, Saturday iircir. most N. "at good vgnorf case a BOYS' SUMMER KNEE PANT SUITS. Patterson, i., were visitors Sunday. Miss Treadwell is attend .iserm article, contains mirror, comb, the home of Mr and Mrs the school toothpick and button-hoo- k. Handy size; Arthur ing Normal in Danbury, our price 10c. Catalog free. Eastern EXTRA SPECIAL. EXTRA SPECIAL. Chase on Sunday. ' this summer. Novelty Co., Mamaroneck. N. T. Ernest' Stevens and family spent V. D. Brown of New York is Double Breasted City POB SALE Eaby carriage, used only Boy's Fancy Straight Boys' Fancy Knickerbocker Suits. Sunday at Edwin Chase s. visiting his sister, Mrs FranK Wil one summer; cost $lt.50, will sell for Knee Pant Suits. $S. One rebber-tiri-- d runabout, $:.5. One The farmers have improved the son. top business one one bob Broken sizes of $2.50, $3 and $3.50 grades New mod wagor; surrey; I hot dry weather of the last week and Master Sam Elliott is sick with sleigh. A Barhite, care of Standard els with full cut Knickerbocker Pants sizes Oil Co. Office. Bnlgepon Conn. Knee Pant Suits, formerly sold for $3, $3.50 and 98' 7 to 17. New designs and colorings. a large portion of the hay crops is measles. $4. Light and dark patterns all sizes 7 to 16, $1.50 secured. The showers of Sunday afternoon Weston. Kodaks! cleared the air and laid the dust so that is much driving pleasanter than AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. Nuttinghame Company Men's Negligee Shirts. before. Handsome Shirts made fine fabrics Dr A. K. Beers of New York has At Southbnry keep a full stock. It being our of of quality In the absence of the sexton at business to use cameras, get expert advice of been a recent guest of his us. in beautiful hew designs Cut big and full nicely the Congregational church Levandal brotner, E. Lafayette Beers. made and carefully finished. Made with attached Turner performs the duties in a very cu.shion Frederick Bennett, Arthur Brad' cuffs and neckband, All choice pat- satisfactory manner. TOB SALE. ley, Lewis Buir, Samuel B. Faucher, terns and a big variety to choose from Sizes QC Mr and Mrs M. J. Barrett and 15 head yearling heifers. 7 1 black G. bulls, 14 William Fitch, Wilbur B. More- horse, fearless, end weighing 900 lbs. Chest- to 17, Miss Annie Barrett of Danbury nut lumber of all kinds. .ty house, Clifford B. See-Jhes- Patchen, Edgar ' Be Sure to Shirts on the Show Windows. visited their parents, Mr and Mrs Walter Couch, Perry, George Roberts, George A. Richard Barrett, on Sunday. Woodville Dlst.. Sturges, Thomas W. Treadwell and New Conn. William Barrett, who is remem- Preston, Charles B. Wakeman have been Men's Stylish Straw Hats bered as being a resident of this selected as jurors from Weston for EXPERIENCED place for several years, died at his . MASON. In many new and popular shapes, smooth and the coming year. - home in Brookfield, last week. He Work promptly attended to. rough braids-r-ver- y dressy and stylish, all di- and Mrs Chester and was about 90 years old. iir Coley W. f! Yrntrer mensions, family have taxen up their residence Blanket Meadow, Mr Hoyt of NewvYork was in Stepney, Ct. " with Mr Coley's father on Chestnut Tel.l4U Ring 12. town on Monday, at the looking sold Four-in-han- ds Hill, having their to Mr Men's Fancy Half Hose Men's Underwear Men's Hinthian property with a view of place Tiboett of Brooklyn. TAX COLLECTOES NOTICE. Solid bal- - washable fab-- buying it. I will be nt ttin m colon ind neat figured I ") Excellent quality, natural 2 5r New patterns, IfV Mr and Mrs Chester Faucher of Tmn fiarir'a effects, 1C briggan. , rics. Charles Hatch has bought and for the colleetlon of taxes on the last Greenwich have visited their Saturday of each month from 9 a. m., to housed the hay on the farm owned i p. m. On all the other week days at parents here. the office of Taylor & Hubbell. from 7 by Mrs William Hoyt of Bethel. a. 4 Theron Brown has returned from m., until p. m. John P. Houlihan, Edwin Chase is James Tax Collector, Newtown. Conn. getting a visit in New York. Chambers' hay for Mm. ( Mr and Mrs' Adolph Horn have en- George NeUus put Richard Bar- a trolley to Savin Rock, last tertained their cousins, Mr and Mrs trip rett's hay in the barn for him, last Week. Brown, from Stamford. . week. Mrs P. B. Perry was a recent Mr and, Mrs Loren Davis, who A number of friends were at the guest of Mrs Robert Williams. ' were married, last week, wer,e "the home of Mr and Mrs George Knowles Harry Waterbury of Norwalk recipients of an oid fashioned sere- to celebrate Mrs Knowles' 86th spent over Sunday at his home here. nade on Saturday evening, birthday on Wednesday of last week. Mrs A. E. Turney entertained as - Charles Beers of Bridgeport spent Taylor of Danbury hai Sunday guests her niece, Mrs J. Z. henry over Sunday with relative's in town; papered and done some painting on Mellen, and little son and friend also Mi Mattier with his family at 1119-11- 23 BRIDGEPORT. tue inside of the Congregational from Easton, and her daughter and Main Street. the Faulhaber cottage. church; son-in-la- Mr and Mrs John Fitch. Mr and Mrs A. E. Turney enjoyed THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAV, JULY 23, 1M9. 11

that It fails to cure, fiend for list of "J milmonitil. ...areas, When vonr Uflth !ms r. i. CIlRNhr CO., Bcu Bold hv all druvKlma. 1'a.Toldo,,a The Newtown X Yea auike It so ihaM IU caasot by g Tak mil's Family Pills for const! Vacuum Cleaners, 180. ue9iumvvunrt pauuo. Newtown, Friday, July tl feon.t wvel J'HU. II J $25 Delivered Tteisopii dnt.,r) ilium v.i'.'i J, CH.tmrlL'it but, li' Washington. the wittcli, they v. .1 frf Write for our catalogue. fj ; HOME NEWS. not be ol lu t do 8T. JOHN'S NOTES. ViY For ia ifency apply to New Haven, Conn. tiioir allotted work The congregation of Bt, John's until ure it NEWIOWN BUSINESS FIRMS IN tuiy p church are requested to attend the Into j;ro;or cotid.. Hurd & 1863. t!on to dolt. Hampton meetings at the Congrega Lk Sterling, Oim cannot mend tlonal church, Sunday next, at 11 of a delk'Mo of 83 Fairfield Another Week the From The Academician, Kindly jileco o'clock. Ave, Bridgeport jj mechanism by vlo-i,.-... loaned The Bee by W. H. Pnndle...... i. ...i There will be a celebration of the Great j j X Communion In no machine mad j by man Is as fine Holy St John's church SATIS If. BBLVBV, Attorney ,. and an mu n u in un Diiiiy, at 7.45 a. m. oflJca his nil-dew- s. The uko of castor-oi- Councilor at Law; at plIlK, salts, l Evening Prayer In St Andrew's 2nd door north of ihurih. and cathartic medicines is Trinity strong at 3 o'clock In the violent method. Tim use of church, Marbledale, Expansion. DAVID a. BEEBS, Attorney and Coun- tha tlnrh tnnln nul.li,i. tho afternoon, sellor at omce 1st door south of Law; hev Theodore M, Peck has been the Pnat OWc. Lane's J Invited to become minlster-ln-charg- e and A. and Counsellor Family f. TBBAT, Attorney of St Andrew's at Law; onus dior south of the churcu, Marbledale, )t Medicine and has Services Port OliWe. is the method adonttd hv IntclH accepted. every Sunday at 3 p. m. - 0. M. BOOTH, M. 9., Physician and sur- gent people. office his 3rd door X Headache, backache, indigestion, X Improve- geon; at residence, THE LOCAL NEWS. patronized, about 75 witnessing the south of the Hotel. benefited immediately by the uso f R. S. Barnes dau&uter and chll-ure- n game. ment B. BBWZV, Physician and Burgeon; of- x of this medicine. X are in town, with tnelr auto. Mr and Mrs Coon of Orange, N. J., the Hotol. ecu u(, fice opposite uinia it vu, nu 5v. Rev Mr Peck attended the arcn and Mrs W heeler and grandson of In N. Y wore callers at N. BOISOl JXTMOV. Bt B., Physician deaconry meeting Woououry, Webotuck, Sale. and Surgeon; omce at his residence, spending the night with friends in T. Hungerford's, last week. Mrs Coon neirly opposl es 0. Talrman's Shoe speakers will be drawn from a wide that place, was a former resident of Sherman Store. territory, among tbem being Earl Seeley spent Sunday with his and was very anxious to see Spring and Im- who have f The Expansion dea'or in Ooid prominent poultrymen, parents. lake, which she admired very much. BVBT BABrvSB, Try not appeared before the Association Groceries. Produce, Drugs Miss provement Sale $rows in pop- CuKkery, In the past. It is expected that Russell Is boarding at P. G. and Medicines, etc. ularity. There is no lack of Brother Blgouri, the Belgian monk Seeley'g again this summer. Monroe Mite1 of -- add- BBWaar BTABB dialer In Pry Goods. the Trappist order, will be pres Ansa Helen Farrand is spending t interest for we are daily ent to methods Groceries, Crockery, Boots atid Shoes, explain in detail the of near Lake -- part her outing Huron. and e he uses at the of bis AN INTERESTING MEETING PROMISED. ing new values offering: Beady-mad- clothing, Drugs and Medi monastery "1 order in Quebec, where be has se- The much needed rains have made of the cines, etc This 23, State Cat desirable merchandise cured most remarkable results in the farmers more cheerful. Friday evening, July In tle CommisionerJ Hetnan 0. Averill of highest character at prices BATID X. JOBBBOB, dealer Dry practical poultry culture. Dr A. A. St John's church will be closed For Men Hardware, Gocds, Groceries, Crockery, Brlgham, principal of the School of next Washington, and Hubert F.Potter of North lower than you will find the and etc, a Sunday In oruer that a .union Produce, Drugs Medicines, Agriculture of South Dakota, Haven will address a public gathering in elsewhere. clever and interesting speaker, will service may be held at the Congre- same qualities Gold and the Congregational church parlors at 8 WttLIABI BXAIBSLBB, discuss poultry topics of great in- gational church, while the Hampton and Women For good reliable merchandise Silversmith, head of the oireet. Clocks, terest. In of the 'clock. Gen. Averill will speak on the to order. special recognition singers are in town. have to turn Watches and Jewelry, repaired ladles one of the foremost subject of bovine tuberculosis while Com- This mark identifies the highest at low prices you poultry Mrs Marlon Haviland is spending women of America will be missioner Old Reliable OZ.OYBB AX&BB, Joiners and House present a tew weeks at the shore ot Harri-so- u Potter will talk along the line of type of men's and women's shoes io Monson's, the to address them. As there is no west of the Congrega- Mllford. food, which since - iC.U Ar.d leather New Builders;, shop Beacn Park, pure a subject, the pas- at $3.50. though Dry Goods Shop of hotel at Storrs, President The Misses tional church. has tendered the association the use Lina and Edna Wyant sage of the National Pure Food Law in ind labor are now more costly, we have returned to their home ir. Cole-broo- k, Haven. shoe- of dormitories and 1906, is so much To this meet- nai:ita!n the standard which has CBABLBS 7AIBXAB, Boot and the college dining after the few agitated. high hall. be no for spending past maker; 6tore above D. H. Johnson's There will charge weeks hero ing every one is invited and a good nade Zenith Shoes famous and will be Berved 25 with friends Store. rooms, meals at Those Wild attendance is desired. vhirh .u.: lnhel cents each. Under these conditions who attended the West especially guarantees. Coat Suits, show in last For Two Piece Salts, NX! k Boot and Shoe- the cost of the two need Waterhury Wednesday 7p"'th Shoes tor men ana women Russian Suits and Miss-e- s' day trip were Mr and Mrs Fred Mr Skirts, Boys' makers; oppositelimui,the Hotel Repairing not exceed one dollar above trans Broas, OUR SCHOOLS. re niaiie ot the finest quality mater- hotter and Mrs Con-ner-y Costs, nothing than done to order. This Ernest Lampron, John portation expenses. meeting and Bacon. In last week's issue of the weekly Stand ials by expert shoe makers, and have will be to all or George Shoe- open regardless Mrs SChmeidel is ard our local stated that lore ha. work in them than OIOSSI PICK, Custom Boot and in the association. In Fred the happy correspondent any Indian Head. near the foot of Church membership owner of a new piano. the ihcr $3.50 shoes. come in maker; snop fact, the association urgently in- district system is passing away." It They Hill. Miss Jennie Schmeidel has re- all and-"- fam- vites all keepers and those might have read, it has already passed, he latest srylcs, in leathers, Monday we shall offer 20 pieces of this poultry turned to her duties after Finished at 10c a interested in this branch of again sire? which insure " a fit for ous White Linen Suiting BUM MAWiMX, Tailor; shop next farming a week with her for under the new law recently passed by yard. It washes and Irons like linen and to be at this institute. This spending brother, " every- - door above D. H. Johnson's store. present Fred Schmeidel the General "An act concern- vprv foot wears splendidly. Sold f occasion will afford all an Assembly. where at 15c a Expansion Sale oppor Mrs Ezra two Shoes yard. lUC touch with the Hull and children ing town management of schools," our Zrni'h Special are $4 rice, BBWTOWB BOTBIi, S. P. Barnum, pro- tunity to get in a are at the shore for sojourn of a town must assume of high grade. prietor. work of the college and experiment the management Stone-bur- n, couple of months. station. Address Prof. T. H. the schools within its borders after the We control Zenith Shoes exda-ivtl- v Socks 29c. TXBOrXILVB BICXOLB, for the information Men's Agent Storrs, for further 15th of the current month. While the old and sell them in our new and best Fire, Life and Health 'Insurance and program, as well as for reserva- - Men's Black Gauze Lisle Socks, very fine Sherman. district system had its shortcomings, it is tii&rjed shoe section ;n our base- made from selected yarns, value Co'npin'.eBV tion of rooms.. quality and of town 38c a pair, Expansion Sale price 29c. hardly probable that the subject ISAAC BBIBCOB Meat Market; near the MAUWEHOCTCOLONY NEWS. . management could have been brought to head of ti.e Street. GROWING IMPORTANCE OF CORN. t Women's Stockings. The third picnic in the grove was a vote in our annual town meeting and a Manufacturer of TOnmn-- TCmhroidfired Lisle stockings. 0 IIIU, every held on Saturday with about twice passed. This arrangement has been forced with colored designs, stockings of Horn Combs; Factory in rear How Mr Tilden'i Forecast has Been l)lack pretty variety as many present as last week. The upon the country towns however, because made to sell for 50c a pair Expansion Sale!.,of Trinity Church. Realized price 39c. second edition of the war whoops of the spirit of indifference, which of late m(Hiirft to Hen. Womeo and Chll'keu OBOB0B 1AWBBBCB, Manufacturer Prom New York Letter to the Phila was read and had about doubled In years seem to pervade our district school of every variety of Horn Combe; factory delphia Public Ledger. size since the first issue. meetings. Unless factional causes were Nortbwwrt Corner 1st door soutn of the Hotel. Stevenson has his uppermost, the school meeting that had a 4aln Street and Fairfield Avenue At the time of the Civil War patri- f Mr, joined considered itself fortunate. KATTBBW TAIBCBECD, Manufacturer otic orators who were of the North family in the wing of Mr Durgy's quorum present of Horn Combs; factory a few rods declaimed and patriotic poets wrote house. If under the new system we have more east of the Street. alleged poetry, in which it was set Mr and Mrs Jordon and sons efficient schools, the action of the present forth that Cotton had been ' King spent a't the legislature should never be regretted. In The CBABLXS TAIBMAB'B Livery Stable; by Corn. But after Saturday vis'iing "Champion supplanted King when so of our schools in the rear of his shoe store. the Civil War was ended, and the colony. these days many $5 demoralization consequent, upon re Miss Grace Smith has returned are made up of "foreign" Americans, it is ! Suit for Boys, ABST BOOK. construction had been in some meas from New Yor,v. the common schools which must make Horses ure eliminated, Cotton again King Mrs Maltby Leach entertained the good citizens of them, if the future stabil- WILLIAK B. OLOTEB, Dealer in Dry asserted his supreme authority. In Is made to give of of our nation is desired. Goods, Hardware, 1877 Samuel J. Tilden returned from ladies and daughters the Colony ity extra long service Groceries, Crockery, Farming Implements, Produce, Drvgs, a summer sojourn in Europe. After at a thimble party on Thursday aft- Horses! under the hardest Medicines, etc. the electoral commission declared ernoon. Miss Helen Barry of Hartford is visiting B. had re- Burr. usage to wear that Rutherford Hayes Christie Mc Lean is Miss Bessie CSABLSB. XWIICBBLl, Blacksmith, ceived one more electoral vote for miss visiting and save Charles Clean-u- money and ironer. Custom work done Gov de Miss Margaret Wilson at Waterside. Hankey has been getting hay p and Carriage president than Tilden, the mending. to orflir. feated candidate decided to sojourn Miss Alice Wanzer of New Milford at the farm formerly owned by F.L Sears. Only the tough- in Europe during the summer her Mrs MISS X. A. Dressmaker; is staying with sister, Miss Matilda Fohrenbach, who has Auction Sale fabrics are us- BIU.BOB, months. On the evening of a in est L. store. day at Breeze. N. shop two doors north of Morris' when the first frost of George Durgy, Valley been spending a year at Patterson, J., ed; all seams are September, are1 tak- Saturday at 2 P. Rain or Shine autumn was the Some of tne Colony ladies is now home for the summer. Jl, double-sew- n with HATXAX B. COVCX, Tailor; Cutting that chilling air, to Gov Tilden addressed a large considerable interest in hand A few hand-- and done at short notice, and warranted very ing exceptionally good second 1 linen thread assembled in of his to-d- fit, if properly made up. throng who front industries. Miss Portia Patton is ed horses must go ay regardless ot stout linen house in to welcome bid taped; Gramercy park weaving a rug on Mrs Lane's loom. Roxbury. prices to make way for the resist strains; BATXAX BKBBABD, Custom Boot und him home. He did not touch upon stays Shoemaker. done with neat was Miss Elizabeth Wilson is visiting Repairing American politics. His theme Leroy Collins has the frame of his 2 Carloads of have double Ham-mersle- Big pants ness and dispatch. the of our commerce 'tfiss Annie Thomas at Lake development house completed and is now closing seat and knees. with Europe. He spoke with real Green Horses (Joule-bre- DATID CLOTBB, Carriage maker, shop it in. Handsome eloquence, because he was very ear at- at the Saw Mill. Custom done to order. A number of the Colony people That are expected to arrive'soon. This is asted suits nest and sincere, of wnat he re Mrs J. Olby and Alva Baker made sale at xnl a splendid to a horse BABDT XOOX B. as sure to be ultimately the tended .the caKe Quaker opportunity get good in medium and XOTBL, Gregory, garded a flying trip to Danbury, last week, own srreatest In money value, in its on Wednesday afternoon. at your price. Proprietor. Miss Anna Carson, in company dart mixtures, wealth-produci- qualities and in Mrs of Dover Plains has Bangs a number of Bethel is k sizes 7 to 55. OTBTBBB served up in every style, at of the American harvest wih girls, lo, quantity been visiting her daughter, Mrs Let your boy test Dudley Squlrs' Oyster and Dining Sa namely, Indian corn or maize. Gov spending this wee at Walnut Hamilton Bros., loon. a Maltby Leach. ' Tilden said that it might require Beach. The Leading Horse Mart of Conn. a Lhampion buit. Mrs of is generation of time to teach the peo Ralph Henry Brooklyn 749 Water Street, the Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- J. B. It C. T. B1AKESLEE, Iron and 'IusspH C'app of Rochester, N. Y. Opposite Depot ple of Europe the food value that is now spending a few days with her for all ' Brass Founders, and Machinists. is Mrs Clapp. nishings boys of ages. in Tndian ccrn. Gov Tilden said mat Mallinson. visiting George Bridgeport. A. B. BriECHER, manufacturer of Sat daughter, Mrs there was no reason why, within the 1138-- i3 a Telephone inets. course of a few years, the United Charles Godfrey spending SEES MOTHER GROW YOUNG. should not raise a Harvest of week at the Glen. 183 and 184 George St., BBBBY L. Tinsmith, and States WBEILEB, bushels of corn. He NEW HAVEN. Iron 3,000,000,000 Mr and Mrs Bidstrup took dinner dealer in in, Copper, Sheet Ware, the value --ould be ham to overstate the etc. ventured to predict money with ,Mr and Mrs Jordan at Quaker 'It Stoves, of a harvest of that kind at not far wonderful change in my mother since and in Hill on Sunday, after attending she to us Electric Outfitters to Men, Women and Children 3AXDT XOOX Flouring and Custom from $1,600,000,000, graphic bbgan Bitters, manner the relation of so service at Christ church. wr Mrs W. L. Gilpatrick of Dan- - Northwest Corner nill. Saw mill, and Plaster Mill; David depicted great a harvest as that to the pros- When 10 boats well lined witn forth, Me. "Although past-7- 0 she Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, 3ar,ford, proprietor. of American railroads. In the seems really to be growing young 9tv "rt 3it perity people are on the lake at one time, Bridgeport) Conn. J. BXCX ft CO., manufacturers of Amerl' last five or six years of Gov Tilden's again. She has suffered untold mis as on it Keeping can rivets. life he frequently, in private con- Saturday evening, appears ery from dyspepsia fr 20 years. At constantly wealth-produci- at It is the to versation, referred to the like quite a fleet ard makes a pretty last she could neither eat, drink nor key manufacturer of successful advertis- DABIEZi HALL, every possibilities for the Ameri- sight. sleep. Doctors gave her up and all variety of Horn Buttons. in remedies failed till Electric Bitters ing. can people that lay the production Wanzer has reopened the of Indian corn. What he then pre- Perry worked such wonders for her health." AMHdH wool hat maker; SHEPAED, dicted is this realized. We are little store or his place. They all vital organs, cure between Hook and the R. year invigorate factory .Sandy to nave at least a 3,000,000,000 Over 30 people attended the song liver and kidney troubles, induce You cannot much and R. Depot. spurt bushel harvest of Indian corn, and service, Sunday evening. More sleep, Impart strength and appetite. be from H. Beers & win. A business career that X. X. TAYIiOB, Physician and Surgeon, the money value of that will would have been had it not Only 50c at R. Co., under present & San- fits will Saridy Hook $1,600,000,000 to a little Newtown; Taylor, Curtis Co., goes by and starts not means no been for the storm. The porch at L. $2,000,000,000. It also dy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; pay so well in the long run FABSOBS BOB, hat manufacturers. idle cars for the railroads, renewed Valley Breeze sheltered those who Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, as a business follows net earnings of great amounts, the came. It was decided to hold this Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; that a financiers to lead Smith Cornwall Con-ner-y course ability of American service at 7 every Sunday evening Bros., Bridge; mapped out for it and POULTRY MEETING. to some extent in the foreign ex- R. F. Smith, FlEp the summer. All are Wel- Bros.,Georgetown; keeps increasing its advertis- The best to set change markets and to take up the through West Cornwall; S. J. Blackman, way Two Day Institute at Storrs'. July been dis- come. G. W. Hurlburt & ing as the business demands or to finance bills that have Hawleyville; Co., what you want, 27228. counted in London this summer. Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta- it until the maximum is reach- - get rid of what you The ball game played between the G. W. Hatch. W. The Connecticut Poultry associa- tion; Bridgewater; ed. There is a maximum for E. H. Beard-sle- y, don't' want, Is to use tion has completed arrangements to 9100 BEWAXD, S100. New Milford nine and .merman nine, N. Noble, New Milford; New & Wil- a small business which The. Bee's advertising hold a two aay Institute at the will be last Saturday, on the grounds over- Preston; ;Wetterau beyond The readers of this paper liams, Washington Depot; Harry it is not or to columns. Try the Connecticut Agricultural college, pleased to learn that there is at least looking Spring Lake resulted In a economy policy 27 and 28. of one dreaded disease that science has Brown, South bury; C. P. Williams, - a Storrs, July Meetings 1 4 Brookline Chronicle. "sm ill" ads ic have been able to cure in all Its stages, and score of 8 to In favor of the visit- South Britain; Perkins Bros., War- go. this character at the college Hall's Catarrh Cure is word, one week. when that is Catarrh. team. Some of the ren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen-fiel- always been popular, though the only positive cure now known to the ing regular confined to a single day the program medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con- players in the Sherman team were & Craig, Stepney Depot stitutional a consti- has of necessity been brief and requires absent and their were filled Our columns furnish overcome tutional treatmtnt Hall's Catarrh places success- hurried. In order to tnis is taken Internally, acting directly upon child was burned the key to has or the by boys of no practice. The visiting "My terribly ful objection the two days meeting the blood and mucous surfaces about the face and neck and chest. advertising la been The will be system, thereby destroying- the founda- team were very genteel and pleasant planned. program tion and the pa- I Dr Thomas' Eclectric OIL this community. and of the disease, giving con- applied a notable one, Interesting varied, tient strength by building up the which Is not always the c;ise. The ceased and the child sank financier as well as the and nature In doing pain and the stitution assisting ' The ice cream stand of Abram Into a sleep."-tM- rs M. find its work. The proprietors have so mucn restful Nancy commercial poultryman will it Y. more faith in Its curative powers that they Curry of New Milford was well Hanson, Hamburg, N. decidedly helpful. The six or offer One Hundred Dollars for any case 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE, F.tlDAY, JUU 23, 1900.

The Newtown Bea Greenfield Hill At WANAMAKER'S TUG fOUNTKY CLUB FAIR. Newtown, Friday, July 23 1609, Summer Goods at Their Zenith SuptemWy are the dates Artesi an et for the fSreenfleld Fair. As this Service Quick end Satisfactory New Preston. Fair has beioie a feature of this part of the country those dates will Wells To bepin wit'.i, WanamaVcr'3 is easy to to. The store is MOCK get marriage;. i looVtd, forward to by many In reached b the surface cars on Lexington directly Broadway, Ave., 'I lie Kut'Hta at the Loomarwlck anticipation of a good time. This Columbus Ave., Madison Ave., Third and Fourth Avenues and Eighth And Water were highly wttortalned, Saturday lair is a rtrlctly home Institution, Supply Street Cars, from Christopher and Kast 10th Street, the 3d Ave. Ele- evening, by the mock marriage of whore friends meet, compete, gossip, vated and the Subway, with direct entrance at Astor Place, Eight Liuly WarumuuR (Royal Hunt) to tell stories and have a day's pleasure For Cities and Towns, Breweries differcr.t ways of getting here, from uptown, downtown and crosstown. Lord Loomarwlck (John Sherwood). free from (lie din of the side shov Manufactories, Cemeteries. Summer stocks, constantly replenished, are up to the mark every ' The cereniony was performed by the an.l iMifcir." The Kmiloh cf the Farms, Residences. day. Full of inexpensive Hosiery and Underwear, in Rev Dr Carl Dudwetaer (Richard M. Kioiindf, on Greenfield Hill is a one We are light-weight- s, for men, women and children, offer many suggestions Montgomery, at 8 o'clock. The worth ones while to mako Mie for hot-wcatr- cr cemfort. The Men's Store bristles with jr.,) trip Suits, Hat;, to see. Paint room of the Hotel , to the familiar frtraneers famous mid-Summ- visiting the Pushing Shoe3 and other garments designed for er wear. strains of Mendelsohn's wedding spot are lmid In Us praises, and those The spice cf variety marks the te assortments of cool The painting season march, admirably rendered by MIbs fortunate enough to claim this as linen and serge suits, sheer muslin and silk dresses, lingerie waists, is at hand and we are Charlotte Arlington Ulrlch. The heme are content to live und end dainty undermuslins, Summer millinery, parasols, glove3 and other oIhIq through which the bridal their days In the beauty of ready to take care of articles of dress for v.c men and girls. Every weman enjoys picking party tm passed was formed by ropes of earth. with up bargain plums. Eaily, a lively hum at some counter shows that your requirements umllax beld by the bridesmaids, some specially-price- d article is finding appreciation. Sherwin-Wlliam- MIfse8 Florence C. Burke, Adelaide REV JOSEPH KETTLE TO s If you want to shop for the home, you vill find the Galleries of Kate D. Allln and Marie PREACH. Furnishing tr.d Decoration rich in things for every room in the house Garegue, Paint, prepared Inglls. Miss Edna u, flev from kitchen to parlor, from porch to lawn. Wlegand, Jcserh Kettle of St. Joseph, slxtu couHln of the bride, was There are other thirgs, besides nerchandise to interest maiu Mo., a former pastor of the Congre yet of honor and Hon Alexander Gare- Ice Cream Freezers, Test Boring and Core Drill Pro when ccme for a day's shopping. 'I he Wanamaker Auditorium gational church, will spend a few you of New Rochelle acted as pectins for Mlnerak.Testing for Dam, self-playi- gue bes here foon and will fill with one of the largest Orjans in the world. There an days the pul As good as the best1 and costing Building and Bridge Pier Foundations, man. The bride was gowned in rest rooms, a restaurant, commandinp a superb view of the city, anc pit here ju Sunday, August 15, from$l to $1.75. Shafts for Elevators and any. other white satin and carried a j a cozy tea room, in which delicious food is served. Other points o princess when he wl'i be glau to welcome all practical purpose. of maldeiiuuir fern. She interest are the "Houee Palatial" a magnificent mansion, an organk bouquet old parishoners. While here he will was given away by Loru Waramaug be the Dea. These warm days you want a Drilled Wells, part of the new building containirg twer.ty-tw- o superbly furnished guest of and Mrs Dwight (George Albert Allln). M. Banks. nice shave; use a Safety Kazor, rooms in correct period ; the Fur Storage Vault, with it: Driven Wells, styles rrd Gem or Gillette, either will do. of ten bc'ow freezing. We are glad to provide Test temperature degrees Rev T. W. Sadsl delivered a fine Mrs Joseph Rush and Mrs F. B. Borings guests with fur coats and conduct them through it. (Exact Samples) sermon from his pulpit here,, last FlEher are spending a few weeks Visitors are invited to feel at liberty to use th? store's conveni- Any Pumping System Supplied. Sunday morning upon "Triumph with friends at their old home at ences and enjoy its attractions with the utmost freedom will they over Death." In the congregation Wst Patterson, N. Y. The Wind Mills, TanksPumps. Hot Air never be urged to buy. Hardware & Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines. was noticed Rev Mr Whlttler of Charles Caldwell, who makesi his Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. Jersey City, N. J., Rev J. E. Herman home with Mr and Mrs George Supply Co., of New Haven, Dr Warsaw and Lover, has been spending a few days Broadway, and Mrs T. Peters of Brook at his old home in 1215 Main Formerly family Georgetown. St., Fourth C. L. A. T. Stewart ave., lyn, N. Y., and many other city Mrs George Erfort and son, Fred, Grant, to Tenth Sadsl's-Sunda- y Bridgeport,, Conn., a Co. Eis'nth guests. Rev Mr even' and daughter, Kato, of Jersey City, streets ing talks on social life in its differ- - N. J., were recent guests of Charles 58 Belden St. , Hartford. Conn, ent phrases are very interesting and Cloherdanz. pleted his first year ' at Far Rock- - draw a congregation as large as at- Jessie Hetrs away High school. has resigned her Miss Mildred has visited tends the service. Jennings Roxbury Announcements. NEW YORK morning position a3 organist it the Congrega- her schoolmate, Miss Lois Brothwell. Frederick P. of Sherman Stepney tional churcp and Miss Elsie Lyons Miss Mabel Proutt has a new was uere on of music Miss Grace Wisner, Tuesday last week of StratfieM has taken the position scholar, Rev J. J. Blithe, who was a ior-- Do You and secured several views of Lake Frank mid Silas of New Hampton mer pastor of Lee s Chapel, and wife with his camera , which Waramaug York City, members of 71st regi- and little is want a nice hammock for the sum- daugnter, visiting mer, call and see our the and he intends to transmit to Mr of stock, price postal ment, company G of New York, were friends. Blithe is now pastor quality will suit you. The 1775 brand of cof- cards and them on sale s, a New Yorn church. fee is sure to a and place for the Mie;-t- last week, of E. A. Robot please you, buy pound Mrs Clifford attended you will want more. Fresh vegetables and present season at E. H. Beardsley's. son on Burr street. Jennings fruit arrive day. in boots, the reunion of the school every Fverything Mrs F. J. Hosford and Miss Clara High shoes and general merchandise. Miss trances tiaywoou was a girls of the class of 1908 at East Mc Han of have this village joined guest, "ove." Sunday, of her , Haven, recently. Allen Joyce, Prof A. D. Woodruff's musical re- Farmers in tnis are near- Mrt E. A. Eobertson on Burr street. vicinity Roxbury Station. Conn ly with their etc., hearsals at Washington, prepara H. J. Mo Gowan has had through hay, rye, a pretty but rain is needed very much for tory to the coming concert there in rustic simmer house erected in his vegetation. H. E. OARLICK, August. yard just south of his house. Louis Goldstein is boarding a Mrs A. E. made number of children from New Corning a trip to William Bullrley has left his large Veterinary,' York. EOXBUEY.OONN Litchfield and Winsted, last week. position at the store of Messrs G. ' Long Distance Telephone 208-- Auto Sundries, Accessories. Dea. D. Burnham is still one of A. & M. E. Supplies, Banks and has taken a Nichols P. S. : Any one wishing to communicate with Dr Steven's here. me Call 4. Tires vulcanized, batteries and all kinds of work. patients position with S. C. Bradley and F. over Local Telephone repair The most Chalmers-Detroi- welcome rain that at ITEMS OF Distributors for t, Knox and LH.F, Sturges their big feed factory. INTEREST. reached here, last Friday evening, Mrs Rusha and Mrs V. B. Joseph The Nichols auto bus, which was Cemetery and Memorial Work. W. W. WAKELEY, and the snowers since have inter Fisher a week"s recently enjoyed owned and run by Abel and fered with the farmers' mowing and George Sandy Hook, Ct. stay at Fairfield Beach. made between Nichols and haying, whicn has been unbroken daily trips & Bridgeport, has been Bold to New Hughes Chapman, since June, but for all other agri Successor to ChaS. J. Hughes, York parties, and now there will be cultural pursuits it has proved the Plattsville. no mode of between The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., greatest boon and led the farmers transportation t Nichols and except with to hope for a much more plentiful Bridgeport Incorporated. Capital Stock $25,000. NiSWS TERSELY TOLD. ones own team. Mr Abel has taken harvest than could nave occured if 64 BANK ST., DERBY, CONN. a with the Locomobile Co. the drought had continued much Raymond Keuhue of Long Hill is position his vacation here with Mr at Bridgeport. Cures Cancer and old sores. Patients treated at home when desired. longer. spending and Mrs Ella F. Mrs Amos Rowbottom, who has Solicited. Unlimited references furnished. A collision near Lyman's store, Wheeler. Correspondence Miss Laura been ill for several months, has been last Saturday, left one of W. C. Grumman of Brooklyn, Established in 1901 N. is taken to Long Hill, where Mrs Beeman's carriages here in the Y., spending her summer vaca- tion here with Mrs Foster will care for her. village. It had been occupied by his her mother, Amelia Grumman. Bridgeport, parties have moved in- daughter in coming but losing Levi French of to E. Nichols' house. wheel made it impossible for her to the Soldiers' Home Manufacturers of and Dealers at was Frank Baldwin and son are at During the Spring months a Kodak is almost a neces- return in the same. Miss Louise Noroton the guest for a few The Highest Grade of Cemetery last of Mr Mrs work on H. J. Lord's fine new resi- We have all sizes and Hopkins, who collided with her, es days, week, and Ellis Work from sity. prices. F. Wheeler. He also called on dence, which is now being erected at Fresh Films. caped injury of wagon, horse or other Granite and Marble. herself. old friends in town. Monroe Center. Edgar Jennings and son, Clarence Office and Salesroom: Hayes & Betts, 300 Stratford Ct. Jennings, have just purchased a Ave., Bridgeport,' Main Conn. Huntington. 154 993 Street, Bridgeport, S fine new Ford Branch office, Main St.. Danbury, Conn Sherman. runabout auto, in which they are enjoying riding out WHITE HILLS ITEMS. " AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. in these warm days. Clarence Smith of Danbury was When buying like to KNOW that they are getting William Disbrow has named his the guest of Miss Carrie French over J.S.BATES, the real thing; that the duality IS f xactiy as repre- 4. MOST PEOPLE sented, and to feel that the nrices naid are lust. At Miss xucretia Hungerfora s farm "Sport Hill and has had July Dairy" Miss Shel-- Monumental Then shopping becomes a pleasure and a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the 88th a short Martha Breckenridge of &Building Work birthday party, time the name lettered on week-en- future, simply when looking for things in gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or nicely his ton was the d guest of Miss plated ware, choice cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other ago, she received beside several barn. t Elsie Hubbell. and Done Pneu- precious stones, opera and field glasses, pocketbooks, billhooks and card cases.art warejfans. other Lettering Carving by Whiting's box papers. smaller gifts a present of $5. George B. Gregory is soon to erect Archie McCaughn of Providence, matic Tools. Diamond and examined or Repairing. setting engraving. Eyes day night. Properly There were three ladies there who a large new silo at nis stock barn. R. I., is visiting Elliot Beardsley. fitted glasses made and guaranteed. Go to. Mrs Warren C. Hubbell was the Cleaning, and Monuments 'land were past the fourscore milestone. William Headstones. h. Relyea received word, guest of her sister at Hotchkiss Mrs P. H. Smith of Pawling has last week Thursday, of the death of Grove, Branford, recently. 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. Taylor Gregory, been visiting her sister. his father, Cnarles at his Mrs Jennie B. Ambler and daugh Conn. Relyea, Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth Street, Derby, er The sale, which is home at Gaiway, N. Y.. aeed 83 ter, Katharine, have opened their home here for the summer. ' under the direction of the The young years. funeral and burial were Mrs Sara S. Shelton entertained M. G. KEANE'S Celebrations" people of the church, will be held on on Saturday at his home there. friends from Thomaston over the "Birthday August 18 on the church grqunds. Charles Seeley of New Ycrk is Fourth. Monumental Miss Shand is Are Much Observed Now The annual Sunday school conven- spending his summer vacation uere the guest of her Very tion will be sister, Mrs Alex Shand. Works, held in Snerman about with his father, Sherwood E. Seeley. Post Booklets and Invitation Cards in wide assortment at Mr and Mrs W. C. Hubbell at Birthday Cards, pleasing prices the middle of Miss Housatonic Be sure to see the cards now used in announcing the arrival of the little one in the home September. H. E. Jones, who spends the tended the Holbrook family reunion Ave., Bridgeport. also look at the baby books, all of which are found at The King's Daughters circle meets winter in Bridgeport, is now. at his at Woodmont, last Saturday. with Miss Mamie Gray on Friday home here for the summer. Miss Bertha Von der Leith, who Jackson's Book Shop, 986-98- 8 Main St., Bridgeport, afternoon. has been attending school in Brook- 60 YEARS' Edgar Jennings has been having N. Y., is home for the summer. EXPERIENCE Mrs F. lyn, A. kellogg is making her the interior of his house newly Miss Helen Zauner and Miss annual visit in Pawling, this week painted and papered. E. C. Hall did Hannah Iseman of New York City two and next. the work. s are spending weeks with Miss DO YOU Miss Carrie Von der Leith. WANT TO BE CERTAIN Etta Clute has returned to The house of Mrs Campbell, just That is filled as Schenectady after a short visit at east of Plattsville Center, was burnt your Prescription ycur physic home. Her brother, George, is home to the Oxford. ' an would like to have it? If it here. ground with nearly all its AC Trade Marks so, bring from New YorK for an indefinite V contents on Monday evening, July Gaius Booth of Christian street time. Mrs rrfff" Copyrights Ac 5. Campbell and family were has raised about 750 young Anyone lending a sketch and description may Charles F. Carlson and chickens this season. Quickly ascertain oar opinion free whether an family at away at the time and when the fire Inventton is probably patentable. Communica- Curtis' HANDBOOK Pharmacy, the Barlow place are visiting in was discovered John B. Pope has purchased the tions strictly conadentlal. on Patent! by the neighbors it Hard tent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Corner Main and Elm t$ts Conn Fore&tville. Charies place on the Sey- Patents taken through Munn & Co. recelre Bridgeport, had made such headway that noth- mour road. tptcial notice, without charge, In the W. J. Roberts of Gaylordsville is ing could be done to save the house. Rev H. E. Snow of Guildford, a on Mrs Scientific cutting nay Charlotte The neighbors succeeded in saving a former pastor, occupied the pulpit America of the last K handsomely Illustrated weekly. Lareest cir- Mallory's land. few things in the house, i Congregational church, culation of any scientific Journal. Terms, $3 year; four II. Sold all newsdealers. represent the development of ev- Mrs scott or New Sunday. months, by highest Haven, who George Wakeley of Seymour spent Mr Benz of Red Glasses ery Tessentlal requisite to successful eye been City is entertain- MUNN&Co.381Brodw New York building. has visiting Mrs Wyland for few of Lyman's glass a days here, last week, the guest ing a number boarders from New Branch Office, 63f F St, Washington, D. C. inree home weeKs, returnea to New of bis daughter, Mrs George Harri-sc- n. York. F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St., Bridgeport. Haven, this week. John Swan is having a new barn Established'1875. Mrs Ernest Stuart has built on his farm on the Seymour three The Mohigan Springs Co. closed road. boarders from New York. down' their work on Saturday, July Haying is the order of the day. COAL! Most farmers report a WILLIAM XOAJT, 10, for a short time. light crop. Successor M. . Mrs M. L. who has been to Kilbride. CIGARS That in A is best There Is talk of a fine celebration Shelton, Coal yard at Sandy Hook Station. and Price. painter the Judge of 28-- Satisfy Quality the on the sick list for six weeks, is Telephone 4. of at Plattsville Center when the new Nornattr what quality Paint, Its covering capa- better and was able to ride out, last yon pay fbrcigarsatD.D. Is ' Smith's yon are certain of getting greater value than elsewhere. Goods are always fresh, as city. A great many painters use Yale state road completed. Keep your Sunday. stock is moved quickly. Biggest line In the city and prices the most reasonable. Leek has Boxtradete Seal Why? Because It is eyes open for the date. Frank entertained his specialty. paint the n Frank Favereau, Fine line of Pipes, Cigar holders, Tobaccos'ln Tins and all Smokers'! Accessories. brother, Fred Leek, from Torring-to- best. HOYDEN'S HILL. for a week. Redding Ridge, Conn. D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun Store, Mabel Sherwood returned from a Lorena Tucker and Ophelia en at Tues- are taking the short summer Horseshoeing, Carriage and! Wagon repair-in- g tt Fairfield Ave, Opp. Poll's. Bridgeport, Conn. When about to paint, consider visit Rockaway Beach, last and General Blacksmlthlng. Full stock accompanied her course at the State Normal school, of horseshoes on Do not forget that we carry the most complete line of goods in the city.' and ask for Yale Seal day, by brother, Neversltp hand.C8izes to fit sporting quality paint Clinton E. Sherwood, who has com Danbury. all horses. - THE NEWTOWN . BE;, FRIDAY, JUL A 23 , lMtf.

Financial Institutions, The Newtown Bee. New Fairfield Financial hiMtutlm. Newtown, Friday, July 23 1009, A REMARKABLE SIGN BOARD. PALE, WEAK, The Randall Company, Mortgages The The selectmen of New Fairfield Bonds NERVOUS AND have caused two boarai to w Irrigation Roxbury.. sign (Cluttered) erected near the residence of Arthur New Mllford, i Conn. Payinf 6 per cent, Newtown DYSPEPTIB DRIED1 "mJSNTION. Joyce that are works of art from years experience. Bised on Mot dollar lout in S3 In lecurlUo. Mri M. Acton and W. Daly have literary standpoint and have caused joint experience thae no end Savings Bank rn quite sick the punt week, and This New Haven Woman Became of amusement and conjoc ture. Do the selectmen to under the doctor's care. Discouraged but She Found intend (Incorporated 1855) Introduce Dr L. J. Pons, a member of (he a Cure and Tells Others the phonetic style of into official Sound, Reliable State Board of Health, attended a About It. spelling the business of meeting of the board In Hartford, the town? If so, they made a brave Investment "Why are nervous people Invariably lent-week- . In with Dr start. The sign boards are erected IS Securities company pale people? The answer to that ques Per cent at either end of the of new Pays Forster and Mr Hall, members of the tion explains why a remedy that acts on piece OF 4 Tuberculosis Commission, the bourd the blood can cure nervous troubles, It road built by tne town from the Electric Public Service several Dr. Williams' Pink Pills residence of Arthur Joyce down the Corporations. Inspected sewage disposal explains why of for Pale are also nervous hill. The road was built Hon. They latlsfy every requirement safety. Interest plants of some of the large titles. People for by They have perpvtual and liberal frani'liUo, John Pierce, and wife of New people. Homer L. Wanzer, at the direction Thuy arecotiM'rvativuly capliallwd. Jr, The nervous receives its nonr They bavekklllud and exprlinictd management. system of James S. Whitehead, who was j ney nave an esiawunea ana earnlnir ON ALL DEPOSITS. Mllford visited friends In town, last lsiiment as well as Its medicine timxl power, througn then first selctman. The land was Tliey are lu prosncrou and growing commuulUu. Sunday. the blood. Let the blood become thin, 'j nuy nave im uivmua n.guiariy. Charlotte and Annie Sarford are weak and colorless and the nerves are contributed by Mrs Joyce and the They are 8A Hi, HOUND and reliable. starved. Enrich the blood and the nerves fences As Bankers we finance these properties with our own money. visiting friends in Derby. erected at the expense of the are stimulated and toned up to do theii We offer to Investors only proved securities of established standing Amount of Deposits, Miss Vivian Wetmore Is town. Now for Borne reason the visiting: part of the work of the body. For full Information soead tor Circular 74. Apr. 1, 1909, $ 966,707.85 at Edward Wetmore's. Through thoir power to build no the selectmen have ordered the old road Miss Emily Odell entertained her Hood and give tone to the nerves Dr. reopened. But Mr Joyce has put the & Assets. Value. Williams' Pink Pills have cured thous- MEIKLEHAM DINSA10RE, Par cousin, Mrs from New Haven new road In first class repair at his Treat, ands of cases similar to that of Mrs. J. Specialists In Electric Light, Heat and Power Apr. 1, 1909, 1,034,175.12 over own expense and it Is said three-quarte- rs Properties, Sunday. O. Gatmon, of No. 183 New Hall street 25 Broad St., New York City. Rev David Jones and wife from New Haven, Conn. of travel goes over the new Assets.Market Value. suffered for five she road. a LOCAL CORRESPONDENT: Newlngton, Ct.,are spending a week "I years," says, Following is copy of the 4 Apr. 1. 1909, 1072,360.12 "with nervous dyspepsia which came on C. C. with Miss vlslt-'r- g remarkable signs: PECK, Newtown, Conn. Sarah Beardsley and me Gradually. kad no food I appetite, All PEARSONS are friends lntiwr.. distressed me and gas formed on my hriAR notified this is DAVID C PECK, President Mr and Airs Ruby Bernhardt and stomach. My stomach bloated and jjave the Mr and Mrs are at me a disagreeable feelinsr of fullness. I public highway. Tae the Clayton Squire had of the while T. NETTLETON.Treasurer palpitation heart any right. No person shall ARTHUR Lake Waramaug for a few days. exertion, like or sweeping going tip mark or TARE down We Own and Offer For Sale : Henry Brop.son and family spent stairs, would make me short of breath. this Outright SIGNE last week at Walnut Beach. On going np stairs I would have to stop under penalty cf i0,000 HARLEM RIVER & I'ORTCHESTER First Mortgage 4 per cent bonds, due and rest at few had May 11)54, A first mortgage on 11 miles of road and terminal of The showers over every steps. I many the law. property the BRIDGEPORT that passed this severe headaches while New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co. entering New York City. and, they lasted, H. Baker. 00,000 State or Connecticut 3 bonds, due April lm. These rank second to none place Friday evening and again on I could do no housework. I was weak, but U 8. Government bonds. U I. S. 125.000 Ravings ank Sunday evening, were of great ben pale, nervous and easily excited. Knapp. NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD debenture 4 per cent bonds, due "I was treated a dootor for four or A copy of the above should be sent May ljtf. One of the best bonds we know yielding over 4 per cenc. efit to the gardens and lawns. by 100 shares CONNECTICUT RAILWAY Si LIGHTING CO. 4 per cent common stock. 1842) five months but lus medicines failed to (Incorporated Mrs nomas Luulow is sica to the Connecticut Historical society, Leased for IHWyears to New York. Nw Haven Jciliartford R. R. Co.j under i quite help me. I became so run down terms of which lease 4 per cent dividends are paid. CORNER MAIN AND16TATE STS., Finally for it pass for a Revolu- with measles. and discouraged that I didn't know what might easily relic. Some HINCKS BROS. & Bond Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs Harry Maness of New York to do. My sister then urged me to try tionary people take a CO., Dealers, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I was drive over in end of town is visiting herfather, Captain Cyrus willing that the Court Exchange BIdg., 207 State St., Conn to anything in hope of relief Bridgeport, try getting to get a good view of the interest- 1765, 1760 and 1967. Prindle. and started them at once. The Telephones taking ing order out Messrs Baker Mr and Mrs Henry Trowbridge are first few boxes helped my head and, as I put by Assets, $6,885,359.77. and entertaining guests from Waterbury. continued using the pills, my color and Knapp. flesh became Mrs Marion Leland, a celebraled returned, my digestion good and the nervousness left me. A Received elocutionist from New York City thorough trial of Dr. Williams' Pink Deposits will give a recital in thf Town hall Pills cured me and I have been well ever South Britain. The National since." City Ba.nk, Tueiday evening, 3, under Prom $1.00 August Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are sold of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Upwards. the of Sunshine by auspices the Club, all druggists or sent, postpaid, on re- BHIEFLY NuTED. She will be assisted local talent, of 50 cents box; six by ceipt price, per The The boxes for the Dr. Williams Ladies' Embroidery club met ESTABLISHED 1854. quartet are expected1 to sing and $2.60, by the 4 Per Cent. Interest Medicine Co., N. Y. it Congregational parsonage, Capital, there will be other musical selec Schenectady, They afternoon. $250,000.00 are guaranteed to be free from opiates Thursday and tions. The admission taken at the Mrs John Pierce a Surplus Profits, 340,000.00 on Deposits. or any harmful drug and cannot injure entertained door will be given to Miss Leland the most delicate system. few friends at dinner, Friday, ;he 9th. The guests were Mrs Meyers for Sunshine work. She is sunt here FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. of Waterbury, Miss Allis of Walling-ford- , tne Loans made on Real president general, i(irs Mrs Wakeley and daughter of H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. Cynthia Westover Alden, who will Wcodbury, Mrs C. B. Pierce and Mrs S. L. Estate. use the money either to pay the townships and their friends wish Pierce of South Britain. Miss Mary Piatt and mortgage on the blind babies home them great happiness and prosperity. Irving Piatt The took at the are spending their summer vacation or for children to the wedding place Bap- Capital, 5250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 sending poor tist parsonage, Rev A. Locke offic- at the home of their parents, Mr and fresh air home at Bridgeport. It is iating. Mrs Everett Piatt. CHARLES G. Prest. EDWARD W. Mechanics' and Farmers' hoped there will be a attend Rev A. Locke has returned from Mrs Eliza Pierce and family have SANFORD, MARSH, Vice Prestj large O. H. BROTHWELL. Cashier. ance. his visit to the Maine coast. He re- opened their house for the summer Savings Bank, ceived kindness and ovations every- and are entertaining friends from The Sunshine club will not send New Haven. Trustees', Administrators and Others Mon- Hew Bank Bnilding,Wall St., Bridgeport where. Friends would have liked Holding aowers after this weeK as a new him to have visited other points. He Mr and Mrs C. B. Pierce spent a In Trust Deposits, Feb 1, 1909, $4,039,948.52 eys or me tills was not his vacation, as he few days in Waterbury and Hart- Surplus and Interest, 188,328.36 ruie Adams express (Jo. pro- says Find a checking account of value and convenience. told his two before ne ford, last week. special It facilitates matters when call hibits the transportation "of flowers people Sundays ed upon for a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus tha Assets,1 34,227.576.88 went to Aioert Brown anu visited bank balance the total amount of In free of 50 away, but hopes take that r. family equals money trust. Simple, is it not? Number of depositors, charge miles beyond New later. at Long Hill recently. We solicit your account. York. Deposits of $1 to $1000 received and The club have sent flowers There was a lively game of ball, Interest credited from the first of each for the First National month, payable in January and July of past six years during July last Saturday, at Aspetuck, between Bank, each year, in ., Brookfield. 930 Main incorporated lba. and August. the nine there and the Sport Hill Street, Bridgeport, Conn. nine and on next Saturday, July 24, NEWS OF THE WEEK. OFFICERS: 'ROUND THE STATION. the a game with L. President Aspetuck boys play Michael who is John Wessels, iViiss O'Donrell, ill at St a i-- ii f : Olga Craven is tne Weston boys on the at Established 1866' marsnauiiif mums, entertaining grounds Vincent's in is v,VJP.S,W1 1 VV J. 1VU1UVI1WJ company. hospital Bridgeport, Fredk. B. HaU, Aspetuck. Mrs Robert Cypher is now gaining nicely. The Oldest Firm In L.S.Catlin, Secretary and Treasurer The Bee representative was very Banking Connecticut. her sister, Mrs Jennie M. Stur-- Mr and Mrs George Greator enter- ges; also Mrs Carrie of pleasantly entertained at dinner, Bragaw New tained friends from out of town, York City. last at the home - of Mr Saturday, last week. Mrs James. McNiff and daughter of and Mrs I. C. Fanton. T. L. Watson & is her Mrs The lawn party given by the La Co., Bridgeport visiting sister, Mrs John H. Candee, who has been The n. Aeon. dies' Industrial circle, on the lawn BANKERS BROKERS Mrs John McNiff spending a few in and children are days Bridgeport about Mr and MrsJames Bateman's Bridgeport visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs with her cousin, Miss Ella Beach, Stocks and Bonds at the Iron Works on Waller also Mrs Robert Bank- Wednesday National Bank. r!ey: returned home, Monday. Corner Main er diiu cl ildren of Jersey Ci y. afternoon and evening was a suc- and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. Dr George Osborne of Bridgeport From the day of its opening Miss Anna Retallick is convalesc- cess in every way and netted them a in December, 1806, down to the present ing after several weeks illness and O. B. Osborne of this town have INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. the business ot this Bank has goodly sum. time, Mrs Donald Forbes is visiting bar sold three tracts of land rear the gone forward without Interruption and Miss Eva E. Elsenboss, in com never before has it been so well pre- daughter, Mrs Robert McMellan of Center to Michael Dubravic of New pared to meet and satisfy the needs of Stony Creek. pany with her grandmother, Mrs its patrons as now. Mr and Mrs F. York, who will soon take possession I This Bank has always maintained a Ingersoll and Elizabeth Wilson of Danbury, have basis and visited relatives in and is to erect at once a summer The specie and currency are still daughter, Myrtle, been enjoying a weeks stay in prepared to do so for the business wants Danbury, Saturday. home on the property. The Middlesex Bridgeport of all its patrons. Mrs S. Ridgefield, the guests of Mr and Mrs Benson returned home, last Charles Banks has sold his place T. B. DEFOREST. President. week, after several weeks with Emerson Wilson. Trust Co., stay just west of Adams Corners to his Co. F. N. BENH AM, Cashier. her daughter, Mrs J. M. of S. S. Todd and last Banking Stufges family spent 169-1- New York sister, Mrs E. A. Hawkins, who will - State St.. Bridgeport. Conn. City. Friday at Steeplechase Island at Robert Cypher was called to his take possession about September 1. Middletown, Conn. home, the illness of his Bridgeport. Capital Stock, 8340.932.42 recently, by It is reported that Mr and Mrs Banks undi- father, but at present he is Patrick Hawley and friend of Surplus, 227,000.00 Capital, Surplus and writing are to move to Massachusetts to Assets, 6.683.216.40 slowly improving. New Britain were guests, last week, vided profits, $300,000.00 & Co., James Mathison visited his make their home there. James Staples daugh- of Mr and Mrs Daniel Murphy. 5 per cent Notes and Debentures. ter, Viola, over Mrs Henry B. Banks, who has Sunday. E. A. Robertson of Burr Street has Bankers and Brokers, been living with her son, Charles Thirtv-thlr- d vear of business, dnrini? whlrii Receives Deposits subject to check, allowing just been elected second lieutenant time more than 130,000,000 has been paid to in- interest on accounts averaging $500 balance. Easton. Banks, has, since he sold his place, vestors at maturity. Rents Safe 189 State Street, Corner Court, of the 71st Kegiment, Co. G, of New Deposit boxes. gone to make her home with her Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, I. C. - York, of which he is a member, and or in Capacity. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. FANTON ELECTED SECKE- daughter, Mrs E. A. Hawkins. Boughton & Hargrave. any Fiduciary is from his F. W. MARSH, President. TART OF THE STATE BOARD O. B. receiving congratulations Osborne has been having a No. 3, Masonic Temple. 1005 Broad St. EGBERT MARSH. OF AGRICULTURE. many friends. Vice President and Secretary. new roof placed on his house. George Bridgeport, Conn. E. H. JUDSON Treasurer. received to check and in Mrs W. Hall was on Island Deposits subject S. j. Long Send terest allowed at the rate of 3 cent on bal At the annual of The Gillett did the work. for "Bj:li;." per meeting last week, for a few days' stay with ances of $500 or over. State Board of of Luther Nichols was ill, last week, Bonds furnished. Agriculture friends. Her father and mother re- Surety for several days with a severe cough Will act as Trustees or Administrators in Connecticut, held at the state capitol turned home with her for several the settlement of Estates or in the care of on Thursday, July 1, I. C. Fanton, and cold. TORTURED ON A HORSE. property generally. weeks' stay. who has heid the oOlce of vice C. W. Candee of Bridgeport, who Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private presi- Master Pearl Metcalf was among rooms ior use oi customers. dent, was elected secretary of the has charge of the vegetable depart- "For ten years I couldn't ride a Gecfrte the sick ones a few days last week. board for the coming year. Mr Fan-to- n ment for the public market at their horse without being in torture from Mrs Gerlack and daughter Annie writes L. S. of Vug- - P. L. Holzer. P. T. will have office at the store on East Main Street, Bridge- piles," Napier, Staples an state and a friend from N. Y., "when all doctors and has been to home Brooklyn, less, Ky., capitol and will spend a day each port, confined his other remedies Bucklen's Ar- and Mrs Addie Suiffen of Sea Cliff. failed, Succeed when everything else foils. week 1. here for several days with rheuma- nica cured me." Infallible for there after September L. are a few weeks' Salve In nervous prostration and female I., enjoying stay fever-sore- s, tism. piles, burns, scalds, cuts, boils, weaknesses they are the with Mrs William Wakeman in 25c. supreme ASPETUCK. Mr and Mrs P. G. Calhoun went to eczema, salt rheum, corns. remedy, as thousands have testified. 6 Per Cent Banks North district. Guaranteed by Beers & Co., New Mrs M. F. Rowland is to make ex- Norwalk, last Friday, to attend the FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND tCarl Swanson of New Haven is town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy tensive alterations and improve- funeral of Mr and Mrs Nemiah Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Gou-let- t, STOMACH TROUBLE In- - passing the summer with Henry W. it is 5afe and Profitable ments on her house, this fall. She Candee's little son, Freddie. Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, the best medicine ever sold Foster at the old Erich Noble B. over a counter. vestments, will have the ell taken Miss Ida Rehner has been enjoy Easton; W. Hawley, Sherman; druggist's part down, Con-ner- a two Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; y tne main part of the house raised ing weeks stay here, the R. F. Smith secured Bros., Georgetown; First Mortgages by Bridge- up two stones, the old fashioned guest of Mrs F. G. Haeublein. West Cornwall; S. J. Blackman, Keal port Estate. chimney taken out and a new one F. G. Haeublein, the merchant at Bull's Bridjje. Hawleyville; G. W. Hurlburt & Co., Allen Joyce, Roxbury COUCH We offer, subject to sale, the followln put In its place, the house all new Adam's Corners, keeps all kinds of Roxbury; KILLthc William and Martin Lane of Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; which is only a partial list of mortgages w covered soft drinks on Ice. If coffee km CURE the LUNCS tare on hand. and the Interior of the your Wassaic, N. were at F. R. Lane's, W. N. Noble. New Milford; E. H. and tea trouble house all remodeled. When the give you any just last week. Beardsley, New Preston; Wetterau Rate. work Is she will have a call at his store and get a pound of & Williams. Washington Depot; C. Amount. Appraisal Insurance. completed Mrs Charles Thayer and son, 400 1.000 6 per cent him. It will be sure to please you. P. Williams, South Britain; Harry Dr. 800 2,500 6 " 1.000 very pleasant and comfortable home. of were at Elisha King's M Frank, Wingdale, Brown, Southbury; Perkins Bros., 1,000 2,800 6 1,800 George S. Gillett & Son have the con- The state surveyors were at work, 1,500 3.500 51-2- " 2,000 Potter's, Wednesday. Warren; W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; B last road 2.500 4,500 6 3,000 tract for the work. week, surveying the main Mr is Penfield & Craig, Stepney Depot Now " 4.000 Dclan of Gaylordsville doing Discovory 3,500 6,000 from P. G. Mc Collam's place north 4,000 7.500 6 " 4,500 some repaying on Mr Judd's farm PRICE through the town. HIH sT &, tion. Elmer C. Hall of Fairfield and Miss barns. "My child was burned terribly W' "wyyna BURR & KNAPP, Annie C. Williams of this town were about the face and neck and chest OLDS trial Bottle Fret Clifford Lane was at Savin Rock, AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. united in on June 30. The I applied Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Bankers and Brokers, marriage can of Seal Is marriage was a very quiet but pleas- Every Yale Paint Thursday. The pain ceased and the child sank GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY Tel. 423. 923 Main Street. ing one. Mr and Mrs Hall stand backed by Booth & Law's reputation Jerome Judd was in New Milford. Into a restful sleep."-tM- rs Nancy M, OR MONEY REFUNDED. CONN. Y. BRIDGEPORT. Iverr high In the estimation of both of 84 years. Friday. , Hanson. Hamburg, N. u THK XEUTOWN IKE. mil AX. JULY 23, I'JO'J.

Newtown Grand, Harry I Nichols; ReC, The Becj Secretary, Charles D. Pulveri Flit, Ntwtovn, I'rlt'iiv. July i 1;09. Snretiiry,, Juniei K. Mullins; treasurer, ('li&rleg Plpnz; warden, Ntw Milford Bathing Suits. Grand IJI&TQUY OP A PROSPEROUS We are an extra U)l)tiH. J offering good value in Bathing Suits for and men. fr To write an nr urate lilatory of boys youo,: Odd Fellowmiin lit the town of New Milroi'4 6l in the InxtitiUlon of 1 Good Shepherd Lodge, No, 65, la EDISON and VICTOR Opening well iiIkIi an Impose uie tiiHk, The Records'. Phonographs and good that mis been . done by It, the OF THE NEW sufferings it hns alleviated, the dis- tress It has mitigated, can only be testified to uy the recipients of Its Frank E. Soule, ministering hand. In tue spring of 'lip 1877 five of the citizens of New Mil Mygatt Block, Bank Street. New Milford. ford, of whom only two were at the 3 Golden time Odd Fellows met In the loft of a carpenter shop on Railroad Novelty Store, street, now occupied by Taylor & mi At . RIDDIFORD'S, (..' .'v-A4S- 19 Bank CHARLES I'LANG. Street, , New Milford. A Vaul Grand and Present Treasurer of Good biieuuurd Uxlue. Is the Only Place You Can Buy, the Ma C. Rollln Bunnell; conductor, Earl j. Morehouse; R. S. 3., Clarence C. SOUTH BEND WATCH. ewis;L. S. S., Robert H. Zeiner; I. G., Ellda M. 0. Fred C. It Is an After a business experience of several years Thayer; G., Extra.Good Watch for Time. town we observed Evltis; Chaplain, Charles P. Camp; in this have many people R. S. N. G., Walter B. Leavenworth; of of town for have formed the habit going out L. S. N. G., Garrett ivl. Stack; R. S. If you have any Watches, Clocks or Jewelry that need3 household and novelty goods, which entails a V. G., Edison L. Osborne; L. S. V. G., loss of time and money expended for unnece- Harmon Couch. Trustees: Cnarles REPAIRING, travel. To this lack and to keep P. Camp, itenry Donnelly, Cnarles D. it to us and it will be done ssary s Bring light. remedy Pulver. Entertainment committee-Charle- we areoto on Satur- 8 the trade at home, open D. Fulver, William J. Kiel'er, in the Kirsch Bank next to A. day, Block, Street, William Parcells. Finance com- I Robertson's Shoe Store, a complete line of the mittee: Charles P. Camp, James S. RIDDIFORD, The Jeweler. following goods: Sullivan, Herry Donnelly. District JUDGE. I. F. ADDIS, Deputy Grand Master, James E. A Past Grand ot Good Shopherd Lodge. Mullins. Sick visiting committees: The N. G., V. G.. Rollin C. J. u. H. C. Buckingtam. There, amid the boxes Treas., Henry Bunnell, Clark, house, Frederick Miles, Harry u R. N. P. M. Glassware, and shavings and piles of lumber. Conkrite, Cypher, Nichols, Jacob Naas, Nalse Nelson, L. C. C. S. were planted the first seeds of Odd Cassedy, Cummings, J. W. Orton, E. L. Osborne, w. W. China, Harmond Couch, Charles P. Fancy Fellowship in New Milford, by Cronk, Osborne, R. A. Osborne, George A. Camp, F. P. Chase, William those five, which fell upon good soil, Coleman, PecK, Adolph W. Peelen, Charles Porcelain Dinner Charles J. Sets, thrived and has produced the strong, Joseph Collins, Collins, Planz. Fhi'ip Planz, G. F. Pixley, A. to-da- Colepaugh, W. S. sturdy Lodge of y. July 2, Campbell, Myron Patchen, F. Pfleghai, C. D. Tea Sets, A. Cowan, W. M. ... 1877, the officers of the Grand Lodge Joseph Curtis, Pulver, A. iv. Partridge, TVilliam J. S. Cole, Christie instituted Good Shepherd Lodge with Henry Donnelly, Piper, W. A. Parcells, A; Peroncini, Noble V. .1. Japanese Goods, 11 members. The institution was Dixon, Davenport, A. W. Peelstrom, H. G. Puchel, W. A. C. Dot-son- held in reach's hall. Dickinson, Dickinson, B. H. Retallick, Oscar F. Ross, W. H. Common. E. L. G. Lamps, v The Lodge held its meetings in George Eddy, Everts, Redding, G. H. Richmond, N. H. M. Erwin, F. S. Evitts, James Root, John Beach's Hall , for a year, moving to Robinson, F. E. Rowe, Nickel Donald Goods, Masonic Hall over William Schover Frizzle, Forbes, W. H. Fenn, Joseph Robinson, M. u., L. S. Rich- J. 0. J. B. W. S. Goods, ling's tobacco warehouse, recently Ford, Farwell, mond, L. W. Russells, William H. Copper demolished by tne Railroad Co. in Salisbury, Allison , P. Smitu, W. A. their local improvements. It con Sherman, Henry Straub, H. G. Wooden i Ware, tinued its meetings there until in wi Stevens, M. D., G. M.Stack, James October 1, 1879, when, with the Su livan. G. B. Sullivan, V. P. Staab, Jardinieres, Masons, the Lodge moved to Masonic T. M. Stack, D. C. Sanford, E. M. Baskets, Hall in Max Neisner's building on ! Thayer, Charles H. Talbot, R. S. Fancy Bank street, the Masons renting the' Todd, Hm. Taylor, Hubert Thomas, Jacob S. nail and subletting it to the Odd Trentle, S. Todd, C. A. Cutlery, Fellows. The Odd Fellows remained Trowbridge, J. 8. Thornhill, Archie Bedroom with the Masons in Neisner's build- - Welch, H. F. Waters, ..Henry Wohl-er- s, Fixtures, W. H. BOOTH. C. H. Warner, G. W. Warner, " ' Brushes A fast Grtand of Good ShepherdSLodge. 1st, G. W. Warner, 2d, F. A. ear- ner, F. J. Warner, F. A. Warner, Jr., Donnelly, Edwin L. Osborne, Myron W. H. Warden, Watson 0. Ward, Tinware, Patchen; Still River, Thomas M. George W. Woodruff, Frank Whit- Stack; Sherman, Warren C. Allen; ney, W. A. Woodford, S. R. Walling, Agateware, Gaylordsville, Peter D. Boinay; Albert Wright, M." A. Wean, Orlo P. Roxbury Station, Charles W. Hodge; Ward, W. R. Van Densen, R. H. Wire Goods, I Zeiner. Wmmfflmi Bridge water, Oliver W. Bearusley; Iron Ware, New Preston, Dr H. G. Stevens; West Cornwall, Dr Joseph Robinson. MRS ANNA A. BRONSON. Granite Ware, The pastgrands are: L. W. Mos- - ner, G. E. Eddy, C. Planz, tx. S. Mrs Anna A. Bronson died at her Beers, W. Hamlyn, W. A. Sherman. home in Brookfield, aged 87 years Oil Stoves, C. D. PULVER. ' P. H. T. M. and eight months. She was a daugh- Planz, Donnelly, Stack, A Past Grand of Good and Shepherd Lodge ter of Water Coolers, J. E. Mullins, G; F. Pixley, J. F. Ad Present Kecordlng secretary. Edmund and Anna . Burnett dis C. P.Camp, H. D. Hine, J. Sulli Wiidman. The funeral took place Water Coolers, van, W. k.Battam, A. w. Peelen, u. Ferriss, A". E. Greer, G. W. Grilling, on Monday, Rev Arthur Smith of W. Grifflng, E. E. Morehouse, E. L. D. L. Gillett, to. J. Gorden, Henry Danbury officiating. The burial was Flower Pots, Osborne, G. W. Warner, 1st, W. T. ifratton, Robert Green, Es C. Green, in the Center cemetery. The pall- Hull, G. W. Warner, 2d, R. T. Carl H. Hipp, Rev W. D. Humphrey, bearers were Edward Northrop, E. Toilet Goods, Etc. Blades, C. h. Hartwell, A. Thomas, William Hamlyn, F. D. HaJTock, 0. Marsh, Frank Wiidman and W. C. D. Pulver, F. D. Rowland, A. K. fames Hendra, C. II. nartwell, C. W. J. Keifer. Funeral Director Thomas Partridge, M. Patchen, J. L. Mc Hodge, E. D. Howland, H. D. nine, had the arrangements in charge. Ewan, Joseph Collins, F. E. Rows . ti. Hine, Vv, T. Hull, B. F. Attention will be to .v". Special paid 0. Ward, W. H. Bootn, 0. W. Humeston, John Hannon, Allen E. E. Meeker of New Preston was HUBERT THOMAS. F. Oscar S. Beardsley, ,. Warner, Jr., Joyce, Henry Koehler, xi. Kimlin, in the village, Monday at the A dining Pa t Grand of GoJd Shepherd Lodge. F. Ross, W. B. Leavenworth, L. S, F. W. knowles, N. ... Kinney, W. Lincoln house. Richmond. J.' Kiefer, C. H. Kinnev, C. C. Lewis, .5 and ioc Counters, ing six and one-ha- lf years, and had List of members: J. F. Addis, C. H. Lewis, Walter Lane, Ernest Miss E. M. Mulcahy of New York in the meantime grown largely. Allen, Charles G. Anderson, Lathrop, W. B. Leavenworth, H. P. is passing a few weeks with her The quarters being limited, there James Arson, h. A. W. C. Liner, L. W. Mosher, J. E. Mullins, Mr and Mrs T. J. Where values for the will be Make Allen, parents, Mulcahy. large money given. arose a strong sentiment in the Allen, Ct:r' J. Anderson. Fred R. An- Minor Morehouse Lutrich Mayer, S. Miss Pauline Peterson has re- house-furnishin- a list of the broken and worn out kitchen and gs, Lodge for more room, and of which derson, PeUr D. Boinay, William H. H. Morgan, F. A. Merwin, James turned to New York after a visit it would have list to the store and then ask the control, so it was Marsh, J. L. Mc Ewan, E. E. More with her parents in Merryall. bring your voted in the latter of the win- is part yourself whetner it worth while fooling around any ter ofl886 to secure 'more commo- longer with the worn out and mended things, when dious and better accomodations, and you can replace them for good ones, at trifling ex- accordingly Odd Fellows' Hall in pense. Bristol, Soule & Staub's block, cor- ner Mayi and Church was We are opening this store for the benelrt of the streets, ml rented for a term of years This ' as well as for our own. With as 1 ) public complete an was fitted up at a great expense, and assortment as is seldom found in a town of this size, on April 1, 1886, the first meeting there will be no necessity in the future of going out occureu in the new hall, where the of town for these goods. meetings have since been held. At 4 the present time tne Lodge numbers 176 members ana it has paid out in benefits since its institution thou sands of dollars. The benefits paid at the present time are four dollars I Golden's per week for the first 13 weeks and two dollars per week thereafter, for sickness and J 75 funeral benefits, New also a nurse benefit of 10 per week. Novelty Store, To guard against any epidemic or H. D. HINE. any unusual amount of sickness it A Past Grand of Good Shepherd Lodge. Kirsch Building, has always been the policy of the Lodge to build up and maintain'a Booth, Harry Bray, George S. Beers, Bank Street, NewMilford. fund that could be draw on if neces-sar- v" W. E. Battain, George H. Beck, R. iind now the Lodee has In tha T. Bladis, Falton Baker, Penrose bank and Jn band a fund Next to Robertson's Shoe Store. Savings Baker, Herman Bower, v Andrew sufficient for all demands that are Borelli, 0. W. Beardsley, W. J. liable to be made on l. x Beardsley, G. H. Britton, F. E. Bene The present officeif are: Noble dict, Dr C. B. Blackman, W. D. Bos-- OSCAR ROSS.

Grand, Sherman M. F. T, Morris r------.organ; Vicej ler, Brague, Bormack, jlp .r J -j i THE NEWTOWN BEE, FIUDAY. JULY 23, 1009. The Newtown Bee. QOO 0 O OOOQ0OOOCOO . Newtown, Fritlnjf. July 13 1909. u IK Ntw MiUord. O (W COLLECTION Ob' INTEItESTI.v'CI 0 ANTIQUES ARTICLES. v Please send me free of sample of BuTea, ! expense Albert EvItU, the yell liked bu on exhibition In the Negligees Blend Tea. JriiKglHt. A Urge dtoplay window at li'i tore a hn Men of taste will appreciate our handsome Name, ((.llectlon of fntiuue ak-!r- that tttracted marked attention. In the shirts the momqit they clap their eyes on them. 1 Address, collec tion are some U brow candle 0 Made of beautiful fabrics and in the newest pat- Htlrk's, three rnr old iewier .ihltmu terns. These are the days when a man can af- of luHtrc o'd Don't You Often Wonder ulmes ware, plort1 :l ford to be .a bit extravagant the matter of X fill id name and address distinctly, and crockery, two .nd lied w.irmlutc pnnH, Why imduIm to m fur flclfl 'for whtt'd right jn riease cnt this coupcm out, Iwiinin'H. o 'or of door knocker ;f uiuIit ilnir mmctf Take, 3tU shirts. mall tons. We will send t you a most generom sample loanots. a ti'ins ry mil I'lioiographlrHupplltui Anything piomptly he foum delicious ury handsome des'gn and other ai-t- it tcr. any wiiy you look At it Uiancm The shirt comes into unusual prominence & this most pleasing and Ta. right ! WiiMlciful wdiiiuny. wondurful & Bu-T- Tea. leu. IntrtiOKted In un (li iilliitf, Wake up! Com In, a man takes so ea Blend is packed expressly fr us It is a Ugh grade Everyone wiuuif loo. during the summer season when us will answer . the pur- -' are We want vou to t y it. A postal addressed to goods tend they leglont) many liberties with his vest. if will f it to look them , pose or we shall be pleased to hand you a sample you call, jr ioi ov. Photo Goods. Manhattan Shirts, Plaited and Negligee, $1.50, $2, 2.50 at our store. i - 'ONWtEOATION'AL i .m.i ii,inti,i,r iim Afii.icnr l'lioiivmiih- and 2.00 jurrtni iiiiUliullilulH'Vcloiiliiif and Printing and the Cluett Shirts, $150 NOTL work will be ready In H hours after li ft at my Monarch " " " wore. Shirts, $t00 . . 50c In the death . of Theodore II. Also have all mipitllwt hucii an rum, nry Stag Shirts, a complete lino at ' Piute, Paper, Pent Card and Camera. I am Rough ton laBt Sunday the church an independent dealer. KY-O-TOTEA- CO., Keiser lopes another of Its members, and the Cameras to let. Regal Shoes, Neckwear, B sympathy of' this church goes out to 0 Arrow Collars. Mrs and children. BANK NEW MILFORD. Roughton STREET, In the last number of the Amerl M.W Hill, Tel. Cull 123-- 2. can Missionary Magazine, of which Bank New Milford. 100 copies come to families of this St., church, there Is an article entitled HATCH & DEWEY, "The World's Debt to Small Towns New Location; P, 0. Block, 5-l- and Rural It be of YOU EXPECT to land that b bass that is Villages." may waters of Lake Interest to note that Litchfield New Milford Great IFwaiting for you in the Waramaug, as the coun Barrington must first be County is taken typical Green Pond or Spectacle Lake, you ty of the country and the base of equipped with the right kind of the article. Read It. The committee, S. S. Green, C. M Beach, E. J. Sturges, appointed to Fishing Tackle. raise funds to redecorate and re- HHNHMMMHMNHMMHNMMMNMHIHMtlHN finish the interior of the church and make other P. M. Cassedy's is the place to get your rods, reels' chapel and to' improve' f DICK'S BLIZZARD CUTTERS. I assortment is al- ments, wish to announce that solici lines, hooks, landing nets, etc. The next tation will be made beginning These are without an equal for cutting either silage full. Guns, Revolvers and Ammunition. in ways Monday and every family any way or dry fodder. If you are interested in a cutter connected with this church or parish this fall, look into this one before buying. are invited to participate with From Oar Shelv es to Yours nr t 1 IVt II T 1 O XI their gifts in this much needed louacco II.i.L.i. anu rseeuies, ousn P. M. CASSEDY, . naicneis ocyines work. The committee wish to Is a timely suncestion. lrau.-,e- Just now. our Hooks. siiiit'iD Mock of li atri ant Cff'" s uiid Teas, and Snaths, Bradley Brush v to (inn n ivM,h if dnnp p and POSTOFFICK BUILDIHG, NEW MlLFOKD, CoKN. h,,,mq rrt;h pui-n- uflalilcs .lams, e I'mo oiler true edifice one of the Fiiiuruml Migar, A few Hammocks still on hand which I 1 will make this value in quality ami wire. HommnnVc most attractive colonial ciiurcnes in am ready to let go at a low ligure, to High-Gra- de Groceries close them out. Better one while they are New England. Extra gifts forthe get going. mf church are not frequently solicited lilie these are not to be found every day. Our will motto has always been "the safest i and it is noped that this appeal prices consistent witb quality." It tells our Black meet with hearty and generous lory of gi'orer. sifcess. ( 'umpaie ourgoods and prices witb those elsewhere. H. , response. All burdens are light M. MALLETT, j Motor Cars.' when everybody lifts. ; Main Church NEW MILFORD. CONN. 1 C. I. LEACH, Corner and Sts., A complete line of wheel cars. Not SLIGHT ADVANCE IN PRICE OF too not too low. with the Uhurch Street, New Milford. IIIMIMMHWIHIMIHIIMMHIIWMMWHHmtMH high, Equipped MILK. best Solid Xubber Tires money can buy. Telephone No punctures, trouble or expense. The air Cooling System floes the business without Owing to tne scarcity of milk the A Fine Line Of one additional part. They are Hill Climbers and are reliable. Willow Brook Dairy Co., with A doz- Easy to operate. Easy to care for. creameries at Marry-al- l Pure and Fresh en styles to choose fronl. Let me send you Gaylordsville, Double Har- Prices. 152-- 3. advanced Heavy Catalog and Telephone and Sorth Kent, have Wall Products G. C. BRISTOL, the of, milk 5 cents a hundred Dairy f " price ness ' now the MODEL 112 NEW MILFORD. CONN. i pounds above that paid by New Milford Bcrden's. Suitable for Farm or Team Work. Creamery. W.A PARCELLS, Prop. The Largest Line Ever Shown In New Mil- CHA.3.A. PARCELLS Mgr A MAMMOTH EEL. Papers! ford, Also six or seven extra fine hand made A Blotched Complexion single driving harness. John Bongiorno, the Bank street now and Or the presence of any skin eruption Is un an eel in the Buy Wall Papers sightly always. But tlat Is not the worst. shoemaker, caught far in advance StjtiB 11 i The worst Is that the blood is out or order ana Housatonic river, Monday morning, set something Hot Watet ! unless proper precautions are taken some- Frank Evitts, " one-ha- lf of the times We have all the thing serious may follow. weigning four and pounds Unique Heaters, Soda and measuring 48 inches. It is one newest shades, and Railroad New Milford. A. D. S. Blood Mixture designs Street, Manufactured by of the eels ever caught in Rids the blood of Impurities. No remedy will largest effects in papers for all pur- do it Quicker than this one. Few will do It.as the river. J. A. NORTHROP, never The are of It Will Pay 5fou to Visit Prop., The pure food laws well. Price $1. poses. papers Nkw;Milford. Oonn. us-- our soda flavors long-wearin- g bothered OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS. good class and of were always pure. Albert Evitts, Druggist, H.D.HitWs Studio soda drinks are Prices were Cold, snappy Telephone 33, NEW MILFORD The attractions already booked qualities. a modern sani- J 12 fine produced from tue never lower. NEW MILFORD, pounds Granulated Sugar expertly and for the local opera house by tary apparatus, latest de- 50c, most appetizingly. Some plain, entertainment committee of Good Is you want to see the concoc- Pound 40c Tea, ice cream, the fancy Shepherd Lodge, No. 65, I. O. O. F., signs in the Photographic Art. tionsthe drink you like best. WENDT, Pound 30c Coffee, all for are the following: "De Rue Broth- New Styles, New Designs, Mat- Watchmaker ers, Ideal Minstrels," September 2; tings. and 24; John Hannon, $1 Cash! "Miss Petticoats," September Everything that goes with a first W. N. Noble, November Nicholas Square, New Milford Optometometrist, "Along the Kennetec," class studio. Or half of above 50c and quantity Cor. Bank and Main Sts.. NEW MILFORD 11. These are all return dates DRUGGbT, cash. This deal expires Siurday, are guaranteed high class entertain- Is Pool Room, 1 Wet Washing the Way Temperance July 31. Bank Street, NewMilford. ments. Noble Bennett's Block. week which To Eliminate the one day of the On Same Floor With Harris' Barber Shop, Telephone 98. , P. discomfort to the whole household Edward Martin TO AT FLOR- brings BANK ST.. NEW MILFORD. Farmers' Co., LOCATE SANFORD, "wash day " To Relieve her. whose duty it is Trading g which PLUMBING and IDA. to wash, from the labor The Store of Quality, home washing and wringing always brings. Three Good Tables. HEATING W. M. Keeler and leave, To save the inconvenience of carrying water. Drinks. New Milford, Cono. family To Prevent illness resulilne from steam in the Temperance while out Tel. 2. All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work next week, for Sanford, Fla., where house and sudden change banting Calt and .Pass!A Pleasant Afternoon cloihes. To procure better work than it is or Mr Keeler has become inteiested in for the reason Evening. of 180 Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD, CT. possible to do at home, that Change there Is machinery particularly Tel No 140. real estate matters. Mr Keeler came special adapted to this work. To help you in your Jack-so- Location. here about live years ago from " servant-gi- rl problem. John "Get Our Prices" Mich., and eigigei in the livery Family Wet Washing, 50c. Bonjiono, MORRIS LIST, Painting and business, which he sold out to R. H. Model Wet Wash Laundry, Boot and Shoe ON Thomas. Later he opened a parage Milford. Tel Connection. Gentlemen's Tailor, Railroad St., New Repairing. Men's and Boy's Shoes, Rubbers and Papering. on street and conducted a Railroad Bridge Have moved to roomsover Market of J. B.Cox Rubber Boots. Has Moved from the Golden Block, last season. Mr Kee Street, to A fine line of WALL PAPER. good business, Bank St., New Hilford, Flour and Grain, all Kinds. Rooms over Brown's Shoe Store", man and his ler is a stirring young Where I will be pleased to gee all my old cus- S. ' tomers. Hay, Salt, Gluten and Molasses Feed. Bank Street, New Milford, H. COUCH, departure is regretted. t Dlst.. NEW MILFORD. A clean, market Iwith Select and Merryall Meats a fine line ef Spring 141-1- ind Poultry. Where he is showing Tel. 4. MISS EUZA ROBER'io. ' Summer patterns of sutings. Half the Olive Oil High Grade Groceries at Lowest Prices. Miss Eliza Roberts,'' a highly es- died Sold in tliis country is adul- Beats Collected Telephone Connection M. G. teemed resident of Northville. No terated with linseed oil or some other ingred- & Stone, 56 nine ients, and usually a very poor article, tor Ackley, Hatch Marsh, Estates Cared For on Saturday, aged years and In Rubber Ring absolutely pure olive oil perfect flavor, put Railroad and Bridge Streets, months. She had ueen a at up in cans direct irom go w CARPENTER and BUILDER.. patient iiaiy s Before Real Estate, call on New Milford. purchasing the Danbury hospital for several SltSHmg G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, ChubchSt.. NEW MILFORD. been an PHINEAS E. CLARK weeks. Miss Roberts had Bank Street. New Milford. Telephone Connections: Home. J 14-- Shop, active worker in the Northville IHEONLV -- 55. Boot and Shoe Repairing. church and was greatly be- LOCAL REAL ESTATE DEALER Baptist First Class Work Guaranteed. loved in that community. The Meats E. N. & C. H. BURWELL, 21 South Main New Milford, Ct. St., funeral took place on Tuesday after- Joseph Trimarco, Patchwork Puzzles Fish New Milford. Union Shoe Who will only charge you one noon from the home of her sister, Shop. Opposite Town Hall, New Milford Commission. For sale or to rent at Evitts' Drug Mrs John Williams, Rev S. D. Wood Vegetables and Store-- Exchanges supplies. Can Painting be obtained in Washington at J. I. and Rev G. H. Johnson officiating, West's. Fruits Paper Hanging. Farms and Country Homes a Specialty. The burial was in the Center ceme- Tel. 187-- 6 at E. A. Peefs. Guaranteed 6 per cent. Bonds. W. H. FENN, tery. Funeral Director F. G. Ben- Railroad Street Residence Poplar Street. New Milford. nett had the in hand. TRY A DOZEN TODAY arrangements Automobile Offer Sale Repairing Market! We lor Emil Haefel, wife and child re- the Geraniums! , Salvias! Osborne & Stone, Of All Kinds. The Best the Market affords la incomparable turned a week ago after a pleasant MEAT and FISH LINE. Verbenas ! Successors to C. A. Way Co.. trip abroad, coming home on the te Machinery Equipment Beckwith Round Oaks, rt.lnts. Wall Paper. Glass Window Shades, Red Book Station. J. L. McEuan, and Cauliflower steamer, La Touraine. While abroad Automobile Tomato, Cabbage New Milford, Ct. Youngs' Block. Railroad Street. rieckwith Wood Plants. . 1hey visited in France, uermany Air Tight 113--3, Arcade Machine New Milford. Conn. some Telephone Works, Heaters, Fred C. NewMilford and Switzerland, stopping New Milford, Conn. Hoyt,' time at Bartenheim. He found his Parcells is Stamford and native cuntr? mort prosperous tt'an Miss Maybelle visiting & friends In Cornwall. Dr is his resi- Chief Taylor Buckingham, when he left some years ago. Mr Wright improving Christian Hansen, Round Ranges. black- Charles Donnelly of Bridgeport dence by the addition of a broad aid BoiHara, haefel is now back at hi9 Cement and Concrete Walks. Coatratn Is his vacation with his piazza on the front. Taylor & Billroad New Mllford, Oh ' smith shop at the head of Railroad enjoying Stone and Brick Work of All Kinds. Albert If . McMahon Street, Mr and Mrs Donnel- have tne work In Kstlmatei cheerfully furnished on lancet f street, ready to welcome his old parents, Henry Buckingham TeLlOt-- X NEW MILFOBI New Mllfoid mall contract ' 4 Bridge Street, customers. ly. . charge. 30 THE to'v i'OWN BEE, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1009.

Bea BBSi HBBBBB The Newtown Newtown, Friday, July 23 1909. Store Closes at 5 P. M. Daily Excepting Saturdays. Consignment Sale. Stcpnev. Summe Suits at BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. $9.50 A heard 'he Men and large coiigregntltn of Our Sellers Are Now Marked Low. Boys' Clothing Greatly Rev . R. Newton with pleasure at Some Big Very the morning worship. He spoke on Clearance Sales! The force behind the bi? and genuine reductions we Reduced in Price. "Christian July to clean broken lines of this season's fastest sellers. With of The session of the Sunday school have made, up prices cloth from a fourth to third more than when these suits were can To a large factory consignment of the most dependable was especially live. The attendance bought, you easily wns the In three the in next Summer's suit now. clothing which we'desire to turn into cash at once we have largest nearly figure big savin? buying your Many visitors were present. in added our own immense lines of men and and years. Those now $9.50 are the remainder ot our biggest sellers the $12 and $15 boys' apparel In accordance with the es- follows: newly lines, fancy cassimeres, cheviots and worsteds in dark mixtures and divided them into sections, priced as tablished custom, which is the re- quiet stripe effects. hesitate on account of the low these are from our lines membrance of the birthdays of the Don't price, tegular Men's $13 and & Co. Suits Q QR scholars, Stnnley Northrop was given and are guaranteed by the Meigs label. N $15 value at .OJ a book by the paBtor. The Union service was held iu the Men's $16 and Big reductions among all of our fancy Summer Suits, the more you pay. the Suits Methodist church, tiie pastor of the $11.85 bigger the saving. $18 value at Baptist church in charge. Dlspite the storm a number appeared. The $15 $18 Suits, $12.50 $18 $20 Suits, $15.00 Men's Suits $20 value at was the of pleasing feature singing $25-$- 30 Suits, $20.00 $15.85 some of the old gospel hymns. Morning worship as usual next Sizes for men and young men at each reduced price but not in each style. Men's Suits $22 and Sunday, preaching by the pastor. $25 value at $17.85 At 4 p. m. Lower Stepney meeting. At 7 p. m., Judd district meeting. It's The Best Time To Buy In the of Shoes Mr Boutwell has been engaged as Department acting pastor for another year from prices are greatly lowered August 1. Wash Suite. The splendid Improvements on the Boy's Ladies' and $2.98 Pat Colt Gun Metal Oxfords $1.49 church property are nearlng com- $1.98 of Ladles' 2.98 E asset Buckle Pump $1.98 pletion. It costs little to keep your boy comfortably dressed, if you take advantage Kid Calf Lace Shoes which handsomest clothes for Boys' Vici and $1.48 If you want to relieve your thirst the special prices at we are offering the wah boys Men's 3 50 and 4 00 Pat. Colt and Gun Metal Oxfords $3.00 call at our store and get a refreshing at one or two extra him drins of cold soft drinks, none better you ever have seen such little prices. Buy him suits; let Vici Kid Oxfords we Penfield & Men's 2.48 $1.98 made than sell. Craig himself 1 These suits well. at the depot. enjoy wash Clothes Sailor and Russian wash suits in pretty colors and styles, positively the best Boy's Easton. values you can find anywhere at these prices. One of the finest stocks In New and embracing all the models England UP THE MAINE COAST. 1 in Doys ciotmng inai win inconjuncuon wun &iyio gi musiohuij wv., be A thousand miles of Ocean foam, 45c 69c 95c During the sale the prices will Amid scenes enchanting, thus I roam With visions full of God's great power. $ 1 .85, $2.35, $2.85, $3.35, $3.85, Which greets my eyes from hour to Well-mad- e suits no trash I and to $4.35, up $7.35. Oh! why are there so many blind? To see ti.e ihings of God .50 kind, in Wash Suits Russian and Blouses,' 50c and 69c. Who driped the heavens in varied hues, to in Special seas in colors tco. .We have sold hundreds of Khaki suits for boy's 6 16, cut military style; and also bear low price tags. The many Hats, Caps Furnishings The coasts so high and broad and really worth $2 25, but at $1.69. Your would like one. brown, selling boy Buys $100 and With verdant fields encircled 'round, Boy's 50c straw hats, khaki hats and caps, fancy blouses and rompers are now 89c. With oftv ninei '.ow high their bower, $1.50 Shirt. Refreshed by brooks, regaled by flowers. 25c. and so has its And emerald isles like emerald gems, We have run this special continuously for some time great Rising above the water's hem, success been that we will continue it indefinitely. It is an excellent shirt With vegetation rich and rare, s wui A Paradise divinely fair. madeol uarner percaie soia eisewnere lur ;pi au - Our Sale of in ..is- to the chr.rns and ords they sing. Continuing Big An arthem cweet lo theH- - Creator King All Men's Hats and Furnishings at saving prices. Ye children of men will ye not vie- To sound the praises of God most high. And chant In strains of noble worth, and $4 Oxfords at $2.85 of Him who gave His son to human $3.50 birth, To live and die and thence to atone To richer scenes in His own bright Men's and Women's home. The Baptist Parsonage. . and The Congregational church was Tan and black Oxfords from the best selling lines of the season $3.50 . roar n 18. The fMb I51SO closed, Sunday, July regu- $4.00 shoes not approached by any others at like prices. You can pick your size at held 25. 1SS5E armeiMi TOREg lar services will be July almost at $2 85. Do not let this opportunity slip by. ao were held at Christ any popular style HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS Services church, Sunday p. m. The rite of Baptism was administered to Misses : $3 Bridgeport, Conn. Idelle Jennings and Jessie May BOY'S $2.50 AND OXFORDS, $1.95. Dowd. Ox- Levi French from the soldiers' We have taken broken lines of our boys' gunmetal, tan and patent coltskin 3BHHHBHHBHHHHBBHBHHHHHHHBH home in Noroton has been visiting fords that have been selling at $2.50 and $.00 specialy made forus over our ortho- friends in the Center. pedic last and safest kind of shoes for bpys to wear, and have priced them at $1.95. ' Miss Frances Fanton of Redding There is a full size range. was home over Sunday. Mrs John Z. Mellen and Miss rubber-sole- Louie B. Turney spent Sunday with Outing footwear-a- ll kinds of canvas, leather and d shoes, and Oxfords Dr Charles A. shoes. Mrs A. E. Turney In (Weston. for sporting and yachting wear; and everything men wear above their Bidencope, A vacuum cleaner from Bridge- Now port was on exhibition at the Con- Open. Surgeon Chiropodist, gregational church, last week. Some of the ladies of the church have de- from Hotel Green, Danbury, will be at the cided to purchase the cleaner and Fancy white Soft outing shirts NEWTOWN INN use it in cleaning the church, this striped of flannel, soisette and week. outing MilSINCORPORATED Monday of each week. Coras, bunions fine and to CARTER HOUSE Toenails " trousers of silk, $1.50 ingrown 8klUtalUUm1t Peter Palo and family attended, TO MEN WOMEN CHILDREN ' al6' prices. BAJ.13iAUlJ.un uun.n.n.vu.wu cool OUTFITTERS & $3.50. the marriage of his son, Peter Palo, serge, $5. Lake Waramaug, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Jr., in New York, last week. Miss Emma Menen returned to Ladies' Shampooing, Stepney, last ween,' after a visit at Under New Management Scalp Treatments. Face Massaging and Man her brothers, I. Z. MeUen's. Will call at residence by appoint icuring. S. is of 1909. ment only. B. Turney painting the for Season KIDNEYS MAKE WEAK schoolhouse in the wakeley dis- WEAK trict. BODIES, Brookfield. - The next meeting of the Grange ROOM GAINING SALE . DEATH OP HIRAM HAWLEY. will be held July 27. Kidney Diseases Cause Cause Half Special attention given to 'ihe death of Hiram Hawley; ,; the Common Aches and Ills of transient parties. c Kent. brother f Sheriff Rr.wlev, on Friday Newtown People. Of Men's Burt & Packard Shoes to a morning was a surprise large CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH our as it was not number of people NOlulS. As one weak link weakens a chain, at known that he had been worse. The so weak kidneys weaken the whole Subject sermon next Sunday, July - funeral took place at his late home body and hasten the final breaking- 25, "Seeing the Invisible." Junior down. on Sunday at 3 p. m.. our Martin congregation, "Slop! Look! Listen!" Overwork, strains, colds and other conducting the serv'.ce. In the at 7 o'clock an causes injure the kidneys, and when nOLLAN'S. evening open their is lessened the whole The Corner of Miss Emma Mapes of Brooklyn, air service will be held in front of activity body suffers from the excess of uric is at the home of her sister, Mrs P. the Town weather hall, if permits. poison tin uiated in the blood. Must have more room for the women's GOOD H. Beers, for a restoration of health, If threatening, the service will be Aches and pains and languor and depart- is an as it is believed that Brookfield air held in the hall. If very stormy, urinary ills tome, and there ment hence the sale of men's shoes. tendency towards ! has decided tonic effects upon city this service will be It is SHOES postponed. diabetes and. fatal Bright's disease. Korrect Shape" Shoes are too well known to people. hoped that town .people and others There is no real help for the sufferer There will be Inion service at St. will attend. except kidney help. need reccommendation. Prices to be cut to thin out act on Men's Calfskin Boots, tap Paul's, next Sunday. Mr Robinson The district service for next week Doan's Kidney Pills directly stock of men's shoes. -- and cure , soles, pegged, fill the sermon and the mem- will be held in the North the kidneys every kidney EQ preach chapel, ill. . school music will fur- ' $2.50 for 50 shoes bers of the of Kent, Tuesday evening, July 27, at William Phelps, living at 220 all$. nish music. 7.30. Railroad St., New Milford, Conn., Men's Calfskin sin- $2.95 for all $4 shoes Boots, Mrs Robert Smith and daughter of says: "I was Induced to try Doan's gle soles, sewed, Pills tne testimoni- $3. 65 for all $5 shoes 'J Slielton were the guesTs of Mn, S. B ' Kidney by seeing , als of so many reliable people In the Terrill over Bridgewater. Sunday. newspapers. .My back had always The ladies of St Paul's guild are Mr and Mrs Charles P. Franklin been weak and a hard day's work Men's fine Calf, goat leg me The use of one - to hold a lawn party on the grounds and family of Brooklyn, N. Y., are would lay up. dress boots, sew- box of Doan's Pills strength- of S. B. Terrill on Wednesday even spending their summer vacation Kidney fQ ened my kidneys and I have kept this 28, from 4 p. m.to 9. All here with Mrs ing, July Mr and John H. remedy on hand ever since. When- W. K. are cordially Invited to be present Campbell at Hill Side Farm. Mr ever I feel the least symptoms of MOLLAN, The best grades of Men's Quite a program Is prepared. It is Franklin is chief clerk at the kidney trouble coming on, I take a work shoes, doses of Doan's Pills and believed that these features, together Sheriff's office, N. few Kidney 1026 Main Kings County, T. fail to me the de- St., Bridgeport. for the inner they never bring $2 $2.50 with the good things sired relief. For further local proof to sufficient to a man. will be draw Quaker's Farms. call at W. N. Noble's pharmacy. ExprtM paM one way on purchases of $3. good attendance. For sale by all dealers. Price 50c N. Grange Discount The funeral of Mrs Branson of The ball game. Saturday, on the Foster-Mllbur- n Co., Bufalo, Y, Stevenson diamond between the Wood-sid- e sole agents for the United States. Given. Huckleberry Hills took place on of Ansonia and Company E. re- name Doan's and in score 14 10 Remember the 2 o'clock. Mr Martin sulted of to in favor Monday at of the Ansonia boys. Next Ratmvinv take no other. The Long Hill Store, W. N. Hurd. conducted the service. She was one July 24, at 1.30, on the Stevenson Lonf HilL Proprietor. diamond Company E will play a game of the oldest persons in the town, with the Quigley Hill boys of Ansonia. Remember the entertainment being 87. sr.d Sold under a guarantee, ouf 1776 dance at Quaker Farms Tall. FVMa,. to make more bread than Hubbell Bros., 23, for the brand of flour The son of Martin Collins of New evening. July benefit of on-th- and the South Britain. B ball nine. A cordial Children Cry any other flour market Is measles and Company invi bread it makes cannot be beaten. Our York sick with the tation is extenaea io an io come. FLETCHER'S D. M. two-seat- ed DERBY. CONN. or FOR new potatoes are good sized and cook Mitchell has a stylish under the of Dr Ryder in See the adv. George F. Scott on Remember when you trade buckboard, bought oi A. 1L charge mealy. time Briscoe & Son. Whisconier. Page 10. CASTOR. A with us you save money every