The Automatic Tool Co. The Automatic Tool Co. of South Norwalk, Conn., of South Norwalk. Conn., milk-bot- tl Is to eapa, Manufactures milk-botT- aa prepared furih ana plaia, capping maeainna; gan-oli- waxed or priatea, at low pricae ia quaatitiae engine ana motora; develop an, proaneaa to suit purchaser. apial machiaarj. Factory Opposite East Norwalk R. R. Station. Th Newtowfi .Bee Factory Opposite East Norwalk R. R. Station.

VOLUME XXX. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1907. TEN PAGES. NUMBER 5.

f. The Melbourne Cancer AT LIBRARY CORNER.' BzAh Cure Co. For Lung Special Hoom 64 Bank St., Derby, Ct., Combination. Cure Cancer at their Sanatarlum and guar- 1 Lined antee a positive cure. They also treat mild Troubles Bath Tub (decorated Winter Goods in the white outside, complete with all nickle cases and old sores at your- home If desired J work) and can send you a blood medicine that nil in1"1.15?? rrc?Ialn Lavatory (complete with cure Internal growth of all kinds. Corres- Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cer . m m w nickle work to floor.) solicited. References 1 pondence gladly given. cures Low Down . Big; tainly coughs, colds, I Syphon Action Wash Down $53 Established for eight years. bronchitis.consumption.. And Closet icomblnattoQ (either dark or light You Can Less than Things Buy Now, for Regular it certainly strengthens weak This Combination is a in Season Prices You Really Need Special Offer. Oar Guarantee - Things throats and weak lungs. back --. V stands of the , to be Comfortable. . f can be no mistake about goods. Cut Flowers for There Write us for particulars. . - this. You know it is true. And Valentine's Day. . -- purchase Here is a brief summary, of the goods" you 'can your own doctor wijl say so. THE H. W. HOYT CO., JOHN RECK & SON, , at this sale at. . prices is there some- Mt little boy had a terriWTTcooch. I trlod money saving eTerythinff 1 couJ'l hear or but In ruin mitl Sanitary Plumbers. 168 Oak St., 985 Main St., Bridgeport. feel need of in this list? If so in and I tried Avers dierrv Pectoral. The first neaung thing you the arop ntpht he wm better, and he aiedilr Improvo.! Engineer, how much until no waa peneciiT weu. aiiu. &. 'Phone 253. D let us how well we can please you and fircKLK. Alton. 111. ANBURY, CONN. 264 Main St we can save for 5 6u. . , - . - Professional Cards. M 2aade b J. C. Aver Co.. LowelL jUtum. A.lo mtnufaoturert of Miss Mattie Ruff els of Bridgeport A VALUABLE LESSON. Winter Winter Underwea", SARSAPAKOXA. spent with her Overcoat?, PILLS. Sunday parents, Dea md Mrs George liuHelft. In Hawley-vill- e. W.J. Fur Lined Overcoats, Gloves, HAiK VIGOR. "Six years ago I learned a valuable Becher,w, Attorjtkt-at-La- .3 Boys' Overcoats, Sweaters iers lesson," writes Jpbn Pleasant, cX Mag- Booms 25 and 28. San ford ' " bowels with Bldg, Bridgeport. Re-fer- s, Keep the regular Ayer's Miss Katbryo E. Bradley of The nolia, Ind. "I then Dr Office la Newtown open on Saturdays from 8 Cardigans, Pills and thus Hasten recovery. Bee force is began taking a. m. to 3.30 p. m. boarding at the Grand King's New Life Pbis, sod tbe longer Waterproof Coatp, Central hotel. 1 Winter Suits, Winter Caps, take them tbe better I find them. ATiBTcnr L. Sohtjyusr, M; D., to a marked degree in all the relations Miss Maude Allen of Milford com- They please everybody. 25o at EL EL ' Children's Suits, Suspenders, of the society to the sustaining menced ber duties as operator In the Beers & Co., Newtown; Belts St PHYSICIAN AND SUKGEON. churches. local telephone Belts, Office Over Newtown SavlDgs Bank. Trousers, Neckwear. Is exchange, Monday. She Sajgdy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; W. Hours: 810 a. m., 13.30 p. m. boarding at the Grand Central houi. NTN oble, New E. - Office phone No. 10. MIS AQNE3 E. PL ATT Milford; J. Bocking- z , House phone (Sand y Hook) 29-- 5. life Grandma's and ham, Huntington; Allen Joyce, Rax-bur- y - Hours at 7.30 p. m. ' Street's pancake house, TO APPEAR AT THE TOWN HALL, WED flour and strictly pure maple syrup, Station; G. W. Hurlburt & CW NESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6. this is what you want for breakfast. lioxbury; Connery Bros.. Georgetown Get them store of J. M. W. B. F. J. Gax. M. D., 1W, are assured a treat at the Morris, the Sullivan, Bedding BJdge; II 1111 V; Neiown people grocer. Hawley, Sherman; Honan A Sou , Office in the David .Beers Residence. r( in a recital at tbe Town hall. Wednes lords Smith Cornwallit, 'MAlNJOHffST BRIDGEPORT. GONl day eveniDg, ft, when Miss W. Gay vllle; Bros, :' Newtown Street. m mm February Gustave Carlson spent. Friday Bridge, Edwin II. Beard&ley, New Agnes is. .Plait of New York will ap- night in Gotham, participating la a Preston; George E. Frlnk. Falls Office Hours: 8 to? a. m., 1 to2 and7to8 pm pear In a program to consist of vocal foot race held at Madison Square Village; E. S. Fatrcblid & Son, N icbols, solos, Impersonations, monologues, tbe drag stores. Da H. Miss AGNES E. PL.ATT, - ; ; entertainment to conclude with a Waitkb JLekrnan, highly amusing sketch in which other PaTSICIAN iKD SUROKON, A Talented New York Soloist and Elocutionist, Who local talent will assist. Miss Piatt's Conn Will Appear at an Entertainment in the Town and success as a soloist and Sandy Hook, Hall, Newtown, Wednesday Evening, prominence The 8- -9 7-- elocutionist is well known and Dentists, Office Hours: a. m.; 1 to 230 and 8 p. m. February 6, for the Benefit of the Albany br.Tpo.Ttunon 18--3. entertainment to be the Telephone: the Congregational promises Crown and Work Church. event of tbe season. Tbe tickets are Bridge A Specialty. M. D. HaLvin 25 and 35 cents. The reserved seats DRS RECTOR A UMLE, Prvrite-rs-. CkllKste A. Benedict, Furs Worth t will be on sale a.t the sure of R. 11. - Physician and Surgeon, Beere & Co. its State Street, Bridgeport, Oonn Redvictiorvs HOME NEWS. ton, Mass., who has spent much time Electricity one of'the therapeutic agents. At Greait Price in JNewtown as tne guest of Miss fc. J. S. Howell student at Yale 18 2 4 Wright,"a AfUr tha Fair cold Office hours from 10 a a. to m.. to p. m Scudder. university, passed Sunday with his waathar. This Saggaata , to close the season with a clean slate. We are fast dis- Be? and Mrs O. O. Dr E. NEWTOWN WATECO. GRANGE BULLETIN. parents, Wright. Frank" Judson, " posing of our stock of furs, and if you want the kind Mr and Mrs George Beck of Bethel Horse Bleuriltets. -- Dentist. will show their class we advise to - OFFICERS OF POOTATUCK GRANGE TO were guests, Sunday, of Mr ana Mrs La I . S7 Obhitbr ' Oohn. 5rthat always high you ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK- r Saa oar liaa Iowa, Ton will Had bob bttar. St., Bbthbl,. ... Charles Beck In ana HOLDERS. BE INSTALLED BY F. E. BLAKEMAN. J. Hopewell. Opposite M. B. Church. buy this week. will never be lower tne Office 8.30 12 and 1 to 6. Theprices hours: to 5J1 stock is each next On Thursday morning of last week 'CSL 221-- 5. , ' lessening day. At the meeting of Pootatuck 20 w. W. STEVENS Tiliphohi, The annual meeting of the Newtown Grange on February 5, the installation tbe thermometer registered degrees CO.. Water Go. was held on Friday night or m. below zero at A. H.iFerry's fn Hope 6 Whit Dr F. A. :; ... 537 of 800 officers win take place. rank well. 5L, Danbary, Cbo. "' Scott, at the Brick building, the Blakeman of Stratford, well and favor shares of stock being represented. The known in will of- Dentist, directors elected were: L. a. ably Grange circles, Several of tbe men who are working Lewis Block, Woodbury5, Coaa. layior, ficiate as installing officer. Following on ln - v.'- ' L. C. W. A. Leonard, W. J. the waibridge place uopeweii v Local Telephone- - Morris, the installation ceremonies refresh are with Mr and Mrs A. H. ..' McLEAN Beecher, W. H. Hubbell, Arthur J. ments will be served, and the Patrons boarding A. O. 221 Main 157 Smith and D. C. Peck. Treasurer of Pootatuck are asked to bear this Ferry. J.rMcGown, J.,' St.,?"Danbury. Telephone Morris reported the cost of the plant fact In mind. The installation will be ITICIAN, had been 831,462 and that $1,767.77 had Miss Ella Dorao of Hopewell lost her The wity National Bacrik, public and those interested in Grange . Wall Street, ... f South Britain, Conn. been received for water connections. matters are invited to attend. .Poota faithful family horse, recently.; ioiai03i5 - Eyes tested and glasses fitted at patrons The directors later organized by elect- tuck has now three candidates BRIDGEPORT, - - - - CONN. J home without extra charge. Will respond ing these officers: President, G. B. Grange Benjamin Field, who is working at promptly to 'phone or postal card. vice D. "C. awaiting initiation. the .Waibridge place in Hopewell, is Taylor; president, Peck; with Mr and Mrs B. Good-- - " treasurer, Li. C. Morris; secretary, W. ST ROSE'S. boarding J. Your Book DR. S. E. ALLEN, BUCKINGHAM'S A. Leonard.. The meeting adjourned sell. to 8, at 7.30 p. m. The will at hand the means ot paj-In- g Hattbbtows, Oonn. February ENTERTAINMENT AT ST MARY'S HALL. The Hopewell Improvement club give you constantly P. O, Address: Houte 15, Stepney Depot, Ot, Big, Bright, Busy Store, Full of Good Goods at Great Values Water Go. has arranged the following weer your bills without the possibility of error in Administer of Magnetic Treatment. Spec-- - bill of rates: met, last Wednesday. afternoon. laliat in treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, For this weak so Par Csnt Reductioa oa Parlor Suits and Odd Piacsa, consisting The people of Sandy Hook and New with Mrs Tberon hi. .Piatt. After tbe making change; and the cancelled checks re- heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. ate. oa Come FOR SINK AND TSASIN FIXTTJRK8, town are or work refreshments were served. The Medicine furnished for this treatment. of Rocksrs, Arm Chairs, Divaas, Special Prices almost evsrythiag. one not ex requested by tne sisters will be Mrs turned to you by the bank each month give you Terms reasonable. Consultation Free. and sss us. . Occupied by family Mercy to attend an entertainment to next meeting held with J. ceeding eight persons, sio.oo be given for their benefit at St Mary's B. lioodseii on Wednesday aiternoon, 'positive and indisputable receipts for all the bills For each additional person, 1.00 cn of February 6. Tbe club are earnlDg "v S . hali, Sandy Hook, the evenings school-bous- e you pay. Charles Platt, For each house two --2, 6 and money to and repair tbe v occupied by February February February paint - . Your account, tarre or amall. Is aolicttexi. Teacher Piaao, Org as sad Tksary, N. & Co., Inc., families, not exceeding lu 12. Admission each evening will be in that district. NEWTOWN OONN. Furniture,BuckinghamLace Curtains, Bugs, Portieres and Oouch Covers, persons, 16.00 25c. Dancing free. The drawing of President, B. ESTABLISHED 1842, For each house occupied by three prizes will take place on February 12. Miss Bessie Doran of Hopewell had Frank: Miller, Ten-Ill-. Ches Hough.CuUw or more families, not exceed- morn M. 13. Aaat Caahler. Mrs James Gordon, 12 21 00 the misfortune, last Thursday , Teachbb - - - Pri ing persons, Don O. of ing, In going from her home .to tbe Street. For each additional person, 1.00 Sbelton, president the a -- a Violin, Piano, .Mandolin, Ageats for ths Ostsrmoor Mattrsssss newly formed National Bible Institute Bcboolhouse, distance of about WATER CLOSKTS. and associate 01 tne con quarter of a mile, to ireeze ner nose. Olass Lessons. Ensemble. secretary The thermometer was 20 degrees below For each family, not exceeding gregational Home Missionary society, zero on Niwtown. Conn. When buying like to KNOW that the; are getting the real persons, 4.uu has tendered his resignation to the in that locality tbat morning. thing ; that the quality IS exactly as represented to eignt 1.00 latter In order his whole If It's Made of Rubber We Have Most and to feel that the nrlces oaid are lust. Then sho For each additional person, society that W. Alexander of New York has It' becomes k nleasurePeopleand a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the , si " closet, 2 oo time might be freed for the work of J. Oscar Pitzschler & Son; when looking for things in gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice the Btble Institute after February 1. been spending a few days with bis C BARBXR8 ft HA1RDBI8BER8, cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera B4;XH TUBS. well in Taunton. ana neia diiidooks ana cara cases, arc ware, rans, s doi papers. Mr She) ton is and favorably known family Newtowa, Sandy Hook ana Hawleyville glasses, pocnetDooKS, ana examined wniiingor For each family, not exceeding 8 by tne local cburcn Kepalring. Diamond setting engraving. Byes day night. Properly -- Congregational Newtown Shop open every day. Hawley vllle Sited glasses made and guaranteed. Go to persons, 3.00 people, who will be surprised and Dr Alexander Noe of Ansonla was shop open Wednesday afternoon ana sunaa: For each additional for use same pained to learn of bis from In town, Monday. morning. Sandy Hook shop open .every wee & 2 00 departure first class work. TAYLOR GREGORY, family, his present work. At a meeting held day. Only Conn." For each additional pefson, .50 last week the executive committee of "Mrs POOL TABLE. Practical Jewelers, x Elizabeth St., Derby, Charles L. Briscoe of Taunton " the Koine 111, week. Boots. urinals. Congregational Missionary has been quite the past Rubber - society, n giving iormai expression 10 DENTAL PARLORS. For each family, 2 00 their feelings as to Mr Sbelton 's with Binart dentistrv. Dalnless and reliable. most HOUSE en Men's Short Rubber Boots, f2.T5, tt.00. scientific used . drawal, said that be had brought modern and appliances for House boilers for 1.00 ergy, consecration, devotion and fer Men's Long Rubber Boots, 3 60, 4 .00. painless operations. heating, tility of method wnich nave been The Corner of Good Shoes. Boys'Boots, -- SL75 up. DR. G. B. BLACKftAN, PRIVATE STABLES. Children's Boots, . - SL25 up. durgeon Dentist. Office in Postofflce Block-Ne- w one MUford. I WINTER NECESSITIES For horse, including water ior wasmng wagons, 4 00 Don't fail to visit the big Felt Overs. j o FOR For each additional horse, 1.00 For each head neat cattle, 1.00 sale of the Felter Shoe Stock, Men's and Overs, 92.00 pair up. The minimum rate for any e Dr pur ...hip-n-grad- Battam, pose shall not be less than 10.00 at un Arctics. DENTIST, Hose fixtures for street.sidewalk New fl-S- Bakk Sirkkt, Milford. or use of heard of prices. Men's 98C, a CARRIAGE HEATERS, finished in nickle or brass, heavy garden sprinkling, Arctics, tLS5, 4 water- hand hose only, limited to Boys' Arctics, 65o. WINTER ROBES including the famous American Buffalo, two hours per day, 4 00 LEONARD'S INSURANCE 4 proof and windproof. DRIVING GLOVES of all kinds especially 30.00 for alsd and Stable Blankets. We Private tire hydrant, Rubbers. AGENCY, made winter protection, Street Public drinking fountains, 50.00 carry nothing but the best and prices are always reasonable. Men's Rubbers, 60c, 85c. ACCIDENT. BUILDING PURPOSES Rubber Ladles' Rubbers, FIRE, Each barrel of lime or cement, .06 Children's Rubbers, 25c, 40c tsriCK per m.,- - .00 Old Companies, Wooster-Atkinso- n Brick per M. including plaster Rates. The Co., ing. .10 and Rubber Coats. Cor.Broad and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. Plastering 100 yards, .30 Men's Rubber Coats, 2.75 to &.50--2 Barber shops without bath, one Boys' Rubber Coats, 00 op. ft 3 chair, 3.00 Men's Oil Coats, ti.OO up. Dr Todd Barber shops without bath, two For Men Felt Boots. Men's Oil Jackets,-- . tlOO. VETERINARY SURGEON, chairs, 5.00 Men's Oil Pants, I LOO. New Milford, Conn. Hotels, including stables, metered. 3.75 Coon Tail Snag Felt ..METER RATES. and Women Boot?, 2-9- 7 Horse Covers. 1000 or less 35o J.000 Record Drop gallons per day, This mark identifies the highest 3.00 Snag Over Felt Boots, Rubber Horse Covers, 4.00, 6 O0 Ffc Breaking gallons. rvpe of men's and women's shoes Oiled Horse Covers, 25. 1000 to 3000 30c 2.37 -- I. ManufacturerLEWIS,of gallons per day, per leather Rubber Blankets, , . L&O. In Prices of 1000 gallons. sold at $3.50. And though 2.50 Over Felt Boots, Dash 3000 gallons and over per day, 25c and labor are now more costly, we Snag Aprons, Harness, Blankets, Robes and Horse 7 " Blankets, Robes, per 1000 gallons. Carriage Tires. Stable Goods. Fur and Fur Lined Automobile and Driving Coats If a meter gets out of order and fails made Zenith Shoes famous and 2.25 Boys telt Boots, I.67! to register, the consumer will be label We are beadiuarters for Carriage Tires. All aires In stock at factory John St., Bsidoxfobi. INSPECTION INVITED. charged at the average daily consump- which our guarantees. 2.00 Youths' Felt Boots, 1.47 tion as shown meter when in Z.enith bhoes tor men and women Rub prices. by the - 4.50 Lambertville Snae order. are made of the finest mater- 3-6- quality ber 7 Let Me Write All meters are set by the Water Co., als shoe and have Boots, Wringers. Your Insurance on vour home and The Peck & Lines Co., and a may be made for by expert makers, Woonsocket Rubber In to 5.00. household goods at once. LiOWEST KATES proper charge more hand-wor- K in tnem tnan any 3.50 All style Wringers stock, tl.75 with secure 185 to 307 Middle St., the work. A'l damage to meter will onsistent absolutely companies. Bridgeport, be charged to the owner or occupant other $3.50 shoes. They come in Boots, 3.87 Hot Water Bottles. T. a. CORBETT, Agent, of the premises, and in addition to the the latest styles, in all leathers, and 3.00 Men's Short Bobber Newtown. Oonn. service rate, a yearly rental of Si for n sizes which insure a fit for not Water Bottles of every kind, sire and style, $& to l.'S. each meter will be collected, larger Boots, 3.37 Sfe every foot." Q. BEERS CO. sizes in proportion. - 2.25 Boys' Storm King Best Go To Zenith bhoes are 54- - Conn., Don't A are If Special Niwtowh, place that you unfamiliar with yo - Rubber Of waty-- h no Aria rBnalrlnir. If vou think a whole lot of vour watch SEE US F1K8I'! We ma! On Thursday and Friday J. B. Fair- special grade. boots, 3.67 Sundries. Manufacturers to do high 2.50 Youths's Storm Best Rub Rubber of Watch, Olock and Jewelry guarantee the work accurately child and Richard Ardnt housed . King SDecialty Repairlngand their We control Zenith bhoes exclu ber Boots, 1 ana promptly. ice supply, securing ice nine inches in 97 Hose. - Force Window Canopy Tops, Buggy Tops, sively and sell them in our new and 1 75 Women's, Misses and Children's . Tubine, Packing,, , Belting.. , 1 Cups,. a. thickness, of line quality, from Taun base-- Boots. ana a mousana ana one j:it Cushions, Backs, ton lake. Enlarged0 - shoe section in our 97c Cleaners. KuDDer uioves aiucrcm An4 aU kinds of Trimmings for Carriages HENRY C. REID, The Jeweler, ment salesroom. 3.00 Men's high Arctics. things made of rubber too numerous to mention. Our "If na Waitons. Hena lor uuonae. Michael Honan housed his ice sup- The Original Reid Jewelry Store, Established 1883, on 1.75 Men's heavy Arctics," It's Made of Rubber We Have It" is a good thing to bear in 4. ply, Saturday, Taunton rtain Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone 921-1- cutting 1. 17 Canfield & Davis, 95a lake. 2.50 Men's Gold Seal Arctics. 1.67 mind. Painters and Paper Hangers, Benjamin Smith, son of Mr and Mrs 1.25 Men's Gold Seal Rubbers, pure Newtown, Oonn. Telephone 32-- 3. R. H. Smith, has secured a position in gum, 97c Biggest liaa af Wall Papar aamplaa ia ,i.'omngton; Outfitters to Mem. Women and Children towa. The communication of Hi- Northwest Corner THE MAN regular - Who needs glasses or the one who needs different ones ram lodge, No. 18, F. & A. M., will 0- Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, Hubbell Bros., & Son from those he Is now wearing are the people we want to talk with. cur next Wednesday night. r.has. H. Sweezy Bridgeport, Conn. Famous 1J9 Bank St., Waterbury, 110 J Mam St, Bridgeport. tons Hill, Oonn., F LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St. , Bridgeport is Word has been received of the death Derby's n.rnantari and Builders. of Mrs Alice Towner 6f Seattle, Wash., Shoemakers. 1 Church St, New Haven. a.thut furnlahed and contracts taken a sister of Miss Eva Jones of Arling- - E Price reasonable. .

A , 2 TH Ky N EWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1907.

NEW-- NEW THE BENHAM SHOE CO. HAVEN HAVEN Smith, & Co., MurrayConn. New Haven's Most Reliable Dep't Store. Sale Bridgeport, SALE t Special Mark-Dow- Men's High Cut Storm Shoes, $2.37 and 3.87 Another n nflirflgiiiini Men's Felt Shoes, 187 - IN- Blankets Warm Lined Shoes, 87 and 1.19 Women's This week we are closing out Our large assortment of and Women's and Children's Felt Slippers, Curtains in two and three pair lots. These goods Greatly reduced Suits, Coats, Furs most be seen to be appreciated, and our special prices are H mnu mam usam for quality stock, latest patterns. See our north window . - "display. ' . Comfortables. The Benham Shoe Co., Tailored Suits. Marked Down ' - v Special Attention Sale of blankets and Derby's Distinctive Shoe Store. Pruice ChapTuLs Scotch grey mixtures, regular $22.50 and Is noted to our New Spring line of Rugs. Exclusive rpatterns Important $27.50 2: uis. NOW $12.00 and tbe best of material is what may be found in these goods. of sea-- Two Ve'veteen A small deposit will hold until this is Offering rthe best values the $25.00 Suits, NOW $12.00 an your purchase wanted; One $85.00 Grey Gown, white lace yoke with giving you opportunity for tbe first selection at son. OUR NEIGHBORS. ville, Plantville, Ansonia, Derby, Shel-to-n reverts ef embrci ery. NOW 45.00 and Bridgeport. 12-5- One 0 4 Charlie Duvall has resumed school, lot of $10 end Misses' Suits, 14 and 16 year szes. 10-- White or Gray bl&nkets, with or without borders, 59c a pair. WOODBURY. after an absence of three weeks nurs- brown, navy and blue mixtures. NOW $6.50" Tbe name In 11-- 4 size, 85c, 1.00, 1.25. Bros. - 2-"- 11- ing two broken fingers. One $35.00 Combination Suit, fancy plaid skirt win tan Eton The Lee Furnfture 4 White or Gray, nal&h Blankets, red or blue borders, 2 SO, 5 r. cranx. Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis of Bridge - - NOW pair. Mrs esoKeie are u. jacket, $15.00 11-- 4 5.75 port visiting their sister, Mrs id Red Blankets, all wool, fast color, 3.B5, ' $13 over-pla- 11-- pair. . , In the death of Mrs George P. Crane C. May. Norfo'k Jacket Suits, mixtures. NOW $9.00 Company, 4 White Wool Blankets, 3 '5. 4 60, 5.O0, 6.50. was a ; 11-- 4 Woodbury Buffers a loss, for she The ice men are harvesting their ice 1179 Main St., Cor. Golden .Hill St.. , Gray Wool Blankets, 3.75, 4.50 pair. most excellent friend and neighbor. 14 inches thick, on Rocky Glen Falls Comfortables, filled with rood ootton. fancv flrnrd covers. 75c to After a brief illness of typhoid-pneumoni- a 1.00 an pond. BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT. each. she passed away at early MrsJennie Beeman, who has been Furs Coats ' . ' Down QuUts, with handsome Beared sateen covers, 4.50, 5.50, e.50 each. 69 'boor Sunday morning, aged years. stoDDing with her parents, Mr and . t------Telephone 245S. , (Main floor, rear.) . Her husband, George P. Crane, is ill Mrs E. D. Beeman, at the- Glen, has East Store-- East Store- same disease and fears are ex- ' with the returned to uanoury. ane aiso G. entertained as to bis recovery. The pects to visit her brother, Frank D, y . Squirrel Neck One Black . funeral was beld In tbe North church Shove, in Mt Vernon, N. Y. i iece, was $13.00 Coat,' with extra fire chapel on Thursday at 2 p. m. Besides Now for four sons survive $10.00 Persian Lamb collar, - her .husband, her, JJATERTOWW. s mink linin , was Trimming JDept. two of whom reside in Waterbury, one $89.00 We are well supplied with Pull Braids, ail widths for trlmmlna MUlts in California and one was with her at Now $62.50 e 42c A 8CHOOLHODSX TOTXD. Grey Squirrel Neck - Suits, black and colors. Prices rang-- from 8c to a yard. ' tbe time of her death. does not believe In tbe pro- Leading. Was hlngtwa nos line or ersisn for V c to L2t s At the town meeting, Wednesday evening, a Piece, was $22.50, One Black Broadcloth Bridge BoImu a trimmings eatings, yard. vote was carried as practically approving tbe Now gresslve age. tic Persian Applique Trimmings, 42c to 3 50 a yard. (Left Aisle, rear.) KA8TMAH. proposition of the district asking the town to for $15.00 Coat, with I ersian Lamb LTHAN P. IT50 to th district for the maln-talnan- ce pay annuallyof a echool. The vote men collar, t Russian squirrel HEW MILFORD. Lyman P. Eastman died at his late high - . near Main on tioned "all aDore tne eigntn graae insseaa Grey Squirrel Neck lining, was $69.00 residence street Monday of the words Hlsrh school. The district meet WHAT'S evening, aged 57 years. He was for ing which occurred on tbe Thursday nlRbt Piece, was $12.50, Now $45.00 QOINO ON. many years judge of probate following voted to authorize the building Now for $8.98 Mr Mrs on . Belt ' was fqrtheof committee to borrow a sum sufficient to erect One B'ack JBroadcloth and George F. Pixley left Dept. Roxbury district and the son" a school building costing $40,000. Tols re- Wednesday for Dertfy to reside after a Special lot of Roman Stripe Belts, worth 393 each. Your choice 15c tbe late Judge Eastman of that town, duction from the committee's estimate of Coat, with Persian Lamb of 37 in New Milford. A each. on 148,000 may necessitate out the two Grey Squirrel Neck stay years ..whom he succeeded the bench. He rooms cutting collar and River Mink noRt of friends wish bim success. College Bags blsck and colors, 50c to 1.&3 each - was called to admin-- 1 recitation and making other restric- Piec?, wa $10 00, frequently upon tions from their plan which was reported at a lining, was $55 Dr Bragaw, who bails from London (Right Aisle front. lister in the settlement of estates and previous meeting. , Now for J 6.98 and who is stopping at the Park View was well known as a pension attorney. Now $35.00 house witb bis wife. Intends to locate - An aged mother, two brothers and one THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. secured the rooms on ' sister survive him. Rev W. T. Holmes left for his father's home here, having ' ' Main street occupied by tbe late Judge v . In Montclair, N. J., Immediately after the , 't morning service, Sunday, to attend the funer- McMahon, which be will use for an . al of bis bmntaer's wife, of whose death he re-- office. Notion JDept. MISS MART IVKS. ceivea wora on saturaay. BROOKFIELD- - last to care for ber of tbe - We carry One line of Hslr Switches,- - from 75c to 2.00 each, and make f Rev Mr roclie ington, Saturday, Ata meeting or tt, assistant of Christ - Mtss Mary Ives, bousekeeper-- the church, con ucted the even Inn se at the daughter, who was sick witb tonsilitis executive committee tbe following specialty of matcnlDg your hair. .. , v .. late Judge Kastman, died on Monday, Congregational chapel in the absence of the EEK HOtTSK BURNS TTP. at tne white inn. were appointed on tbe music commit- irodipa, irom iuc lo boo eacn...... ' and her funeral will be attended at pastor, and gave a very interesting talk on Mrs Cella Castle bas gone to Canaan tee: F. E. Starr, chairman, Mrs H. S IHair Nets, all styles and colors, 5c and 10c each. same hour as of East' martin turner. Hiram Hawley of tbe Center was ror a lew . Mrs M. W. Rtev Mr ! - the that Judge days. Mygatt, Hill, ' (Right Aisle, rear.) - Con-- . unfortunate in tbe loss of a fine man in.tbe chapel of the First . Mr and Mrs George Stevens of Mew York quite ' Smith and Henry C. Harris. gregational church, Friday afternoon, were In town over Simdav. flock of bens. During the very cold ABOUND THE STATION. Rev. J. F. Plumb and Rev Dr Hare 1 o'clock. is a fact Mrs Joel Atwood and her daughter. Miss weather be put' a kerosene lamp in a at It singular that Kaitn, wno nave oeen some time ill with tin in bis hen house to warm Robert Cypher, tbe creamery man, attended the Archdeaconry meeting the bodies of Judge Eastman and Miss pneumonia- - remald In about the same Condi- pail it bas bad la of men for the at Canaan, Monday. same and tion with atlffht ImnrnvRment . us. The lamp exploded, burning up big gang past was New The Oliver Ives lie .dead in the house, F. W. five days in ice in tbe cream- Dr Bostwick called to ' that tbe last rites will be attended at Kev Hastings, secretary of Society for the hen house and all of the chickens, ice puttingand bad filled Tues York, Thursday, bis father having Jewelry Dept. - Increase of the Ministry, preached In Christ 33 in number. were all pure ery bouse it by New Line of Rhinestone Side snd Back Oombs, 50c each. the same time and place. Miss Ives cqoicd, DUDuar morning They day J.ne ice on tne creamery been taken suddenly ill. " was 80 years old. Gtoorire A tlarner took the pari v . blood Rhode Island Reds, very choice night.is as fine as ever was Typewriter. BeaC iop Back and Side Comb", put up In sets, 1 00 a set. Monday morning, for a trip to New York to stock. He was getting large prices for pond taken oil, Some In Rolled gold 1.98 set, Shell or Amber. . - attend an auction of horses. . a measuring 11 inches in tmcKness. NEW FAIRFIELD. piste, The contract for the Soldier's monnmarit. tbe eggs, witb good demand for all The Mine Hill has The finest ma- (Right Aisle, front.) , KJEWS OT THJS WKIK. Mi as been awarded to & Son of New he could produce. Quarry Company aavuo. Fhllllps put up about so tons oi ice. 4 chine on the market. Mrs Howard the ORATORICAL CONTB8T. . Cartwrigbt played Mrs Roxanna Fox, who Is suffering from a C. L. Jackson has been confined to Miss Isabella McKay has been sick organ in the North church, Sunday very severe attack of grip. Is reported to be Im- the past few days, but is some better church of in tbe absence of Mrs Knox. growing weaker, mrs ox is as. tbe house for a few days, but is At the Congregational The work yoa can do on morning, Mrs JohngraauaiiyKane, who has been 111 for several ..under care of Dr A. C. at this writing. New there will be neio on Mrs Frank Knox is ill with grip. proving ' tbe is fine around here and Falrneld, this machine is varied and for ber. . weeks. Is much Improved of late. Ryder. Sleighing it Friday evening, February 1, a silver Co, Her sister is oaring A lanre number of men were at work on the Rev Mr Mulllkin took of is lau&rbaoie to watch some of the new medal oratorical contest. The class satisfactory. Smith, possession Murray Miss Lillian Shook has been ill with railroad bridge near the Seymour Smith fac v . constructed as be- or cos Dig the last and is now ly rigs they pass the consists of young people grip. tory, suoaay. ine railing derrick, rectory, Friday, Some are Ann eight 13 17 Mrs Jndson to Sunday afternoon, the larger bridge In nicely, settled there, enjoying his postomce. Queen style tween tbe ages of and years. Albert returned uHKruie. wnere tnren mea were mjurea, win new borne to tbe utmost. and some are Aunt Ann style, while The program will be interspersed with "We are for Woodbury on last Saturday. delay the placing of these two new steel more of them are a cross between a 10c Agents a lew a Mrs H. W. Andrews was at - music. Tbe small admission of - E. of church have Driages lor e ays. a' guest this The C tbe North The ice men a-- happy, the sleighing Is A. W. B. tak- buckboard and a doublenripper. Your will be asked. Children free. Every- vicinity. Wa-terto- Roe's, last Thursday night, changed their meetings from 'Tuesday No 1. and the trolley cars are coming to W. correspondent noticed a new get up by welcome. Go and take - till Sunday evenings.' The attendance In Fabru try. ing in the Alpha Whist club at J. our body your as were vlt was quite stormy, last Friday afternoon, Wells. esteemed blacksmith (Andrew Fur friends Is increased in this way several of-- which was made out of a even-y- " but a goodly number the Sexta Fera club James Lee filled his ..New Fairfield tucall) buggy unable to be present on Tuesday assembled at th parsonage to listen to a very body, by off tbe wheels and put- - , on account of business. Interesting paper on the German for icehouse, last week. taking SHERHJLH. tngs struggle - on a steel 18 inches ' Mr Decker and Miss of liberty. watch was read by the bostons, Mrs F. Eugene Lake was unfortunate ting spring higb, S. F. SEELEY Cartledge J. Werklng, who entertained the members to lose a cow a time since. one under each arm of the axle. It James H. Stuart in HotebktBsvile were married .by Bev with a delicate lunch of many varieties of enough short Is to be passed Sunday - be a certainly something that ought New Haven. J. L. B. Wyokoff on Monday afternoon. wafers and chocolate.- Mrs U. W. Btdwell Although employed veterinary, for when tbe is ov- was Wuhlattwa Depot', Ct. we selected about 40o0 articles from our - sang a German song which added much to the yet he was unable to save ber. patented, sleighing Homer. Wanzer of New Fairfield Daring Inventory Mrs Henry Leavenworth is again of the Mrs C. er be can slip off his runners from tbe in two of week. DEALER IS Mrs Almond, after a visit pleasureK guests A. Ryder spent Saturday in on town, days last stock and will be offered for sale at with Galpin, Mrs 4herlne Woodruff is still confined to New York - axle and put his wheels, and then Mr and Mrs W. H. Crittenton of they to her home in Hazel Plain and to her her home with Illness, though able to be shopping. he bas a buggy again. New York summer - - Mrs Minor, in South- -' about the bouse a small part of the day. The oldest child of Mr Burton, who City, residents of , Lime, Cement, d&ughter. George Eugene Wilton of Oakvllle spent Sunday ,has been quite seriously sick, is rapidly Farmer Daly Is able to be out doors tbis place, passed tbe week-en- d with ford. with relatives In Guernsey town. under the care of Dr J. F. again after a severe attack of neural- Mr and Mrs Akin Briggs. Paints, Hardware, Miss Eva Allen is boarding at Mrs Lewis Wlggln of Tafts returned to New improving v gia around tbeheart and lung trouble, etc. O. J. Minor's. York Saturday evening. Smith. but it will be some time before be can etc., Mrs Charles D. Minor had the mis- At the Alpha Wbist club meeting, do work The library wbist, Tuesday night, fortune to break her left wrist bones, SOUTH KENT. last week, beld at tbe borne of Mr and any was a pleasant affair. The score cards, i Mrs J. W. Weld, Mrs W. B. Roe and which were with last week, falling on the ice. SOUTH BRITAIN. unusually pretty We have put them in neat boxes and on Benjamin Curtiss Is confined to his S. B, Terrell received tbe first prizes their fpictures and quotations, were . - JOHN CHASK INJURKD. T , and Mrs S. B. Terrell and J. W. Wells donated by Mrs M. H. bed. PEDDLAK8' AT HUNSON'S Flansburgb,and -' tbe consolation. At the club THB PARADE the were the of Mrs W. L. George French is spending the wln- ""John Cbase bad to Country FEB- prizes gift bis Mrs Charles tbe misfortune beld at tbe home of H. W. Griffin, Mrs HALL, SOOTH BRITAIN, FRIDAY, Allen of Brooklyn, N. Y. Tbe honors 8 ter with daughter, fall tb rough tbe ice sbute in tbe H. A. C. re- RUARY 8. were won as Feb. 8.1907. at a. m.t Curtiss. r'" last a Fi Beers and Dr Ryder follows: Ladies' first CARL. BADER, Friday, Mrs H. Baldwin creamery, Saturday morning ceived tbe first prizes, Mrs Eugene The South Britain Library with greetings prize, a tie between Mrs Robert H. ' B. entertained the distance of eight feet, onto a floor be- consola- most hearty. M. Will sell them at the above price. The regular retail pnoe Ladies' Aid society of tbe iHorth Lake and Clarke Joyce the Invite you to come to their Vendor's Beers and Mis James Blackman WASHINGTON DEPOT MARKET - neath.. His bead and face were badly v Party, 42 than church on Wednesday. - bruised but no bones were broken. tion. And see the sights of the Caklrs How, with points, tbe former winning the ranges from j25 to 25c. Positively nothing ele goods A. W. Mitchell's has been "Henry Porter of Bridgeport spent Each la his costa me queer. oa kuow. cut and selecting a night lamp witb a WaafclBftoa Depot. is offered. include daughter He is now n. we retail for 25c -- .- now staying witb bis daughter, Sunday with his niece, Miss Ada Cot-te- There'll the ce.r In cap and gown. dozen candles; the ladies' second regularly They very sick with .croup- She is get- Mrs J. Dolan of Gaylordsville. His Who'll sell yon doughnuts rich and brown. was won prize At full line of meats always on haad. O sm better. friends see The cook who'll make the nicest cajce, . by Mrs C. H. Northrop with in xne season. Ji eats ox Diamond Salts snd Peppers Pencils ting many hope to him back at Mrs Homer Martin As our own make. 41 who a ana always prims quality Rings Pocket-book- -- t Mrs Richmond, mother of Sherman store soon. spent Sunday in only people points, received silver loving prices re napis. Gold Filled Watches s Utlt Clocks tbe again Hartford. Pies, candy, popcorn, jam and jells. cup. The ladies' third was eut -- is Her ikey-poke- y. prize Cases Cuckoo Clocks Richmond, very sick. recovery Miss Mabel Lovatt of was And the h who lc cream yells, f Mrs B. Miss SilTer Wstcbes Card la thought to be doubtful. Danbury While each In pnem or sons will tell by Harry Coger and Nickel Wstcbes Leather Bags Nickel Clocks About a week ago, as Olin E. Bos-we-ll Silas Burhans recently purchased a the guest of Miss Mary Bateman, Sat- About tb wares be has to sell. Karnum of Hawleyvilie, both having Teas ns Belt Pins Porceisla Clocks Hurdy-gurd- y and tambourine will be O Stlrer Fisted poo was new horse. urday and Sunday. - there, 38 Mrs ger won and chose an coming home in the evening Dixon To add to th- their small shar-- . points. Nspkln Rings Brooches, Cuff Buttons, Wood Clocks, etc. he found a young man from this vil- Mrs Louise Benedict, whose illness Theron of Bridgeport spent To admit 'twillpronrimneert but a very xmall sum address book. Tne gentlemen's first lage lying in a drunken stupor by the was noted, last week, is slowly improv- Sunday at his home in Brookfield. , But you'd better bring more with you when prize was carried off by Charles F. roadside near Alder Swamp bridge. ing. Her daughter, Mrs Merritt Page, ycu come. Beardsley with a score of 61, and was a Tbe man's bead in a wheel track who. has been staying with ber, has BRIDGE WATER. Of good things we'll have so many in store. brass candlestick; the second prize, a NOTICE. lay We're very sure you wil' want more. was award- and Mr Boswell moved him out of returned borne. And you "rcal'd b-- ver sad silver mounted hat brush, TR.OUT ' Several cases MISS HILL ME8ANFOKD. If certainly ed who 44 Tf ah artV-l-s nfetaJa la no Inst what vosi waat aad wish to It will danger, so all will go well until the of German measles are nothinj? Y7wrry horn had. Frank A. Blackman, bad WANTS FARMS n as sicstan. wbtrS w. do becomes stu- from Ore this week. the place remember the date, tbe third a in sil- tally bdoM wtltoln two wes from dauof sal, paslUl hss smslsf . poor unfortunate again reported Hill, Cards are received announcing the Anfi your ticket Define it Is too late. points; priz, pencil mot ratrnlarly carry In stock. If I be fallow's cnodiitoosn r fokwsd: Mast bs SKsaarsl of-Mt- ss pet ver Mrs W. tw pefied through the delicious beverages There is to be a sociable at Don O. T. Hill and And be on time that you may ee case, fell to R. Curtis, who 441 Farms wltbta iso weks irwm data of sat, and a sum qoai to ba amount or anors ts sdd license Peet '8, - marriage Daisy Street Vendors' Procession" from A to Z played as a Tbe consola- tbe exchange, wbtch tbe article was Itxrod'-- .m marked to relsU for. EianaM: If ret a furnished by a town about a Thursday evening. David C. gentleman. have been sold S& we ye Farmers-ar- e Sanford, Tuesday, January were watca wblcb ts marked to sell for aad It la aot wbat eoa eu will It for yos. mile from here. busy filling their ice tion prtzes.botb penwipers, given by ns Co - ,ictiurwoeid ob- week.- - 22, at St Thomas' rectory, New Ha- MISS 8APHINA DOWNE9. McLeod Cur- Wedaringhave by yoa adding aa emoiot eqnai tbe mraiu retail price. la Uitacaw yoa be. Mrs William Crowell Is sick in bed houses, this ven. Miss Gertrude and W. R. band16. reds ef cus- taining a $10 porcbase tor tb PoaiUreiy bo escbaaseamade dmrtas tbe eaie with grip, rheumatism, eta Mr aDd Mrs John W. Chase re- Miss Sxpbina Dowries died at ber tis. Lemonade and wafers were serv- tomers waiting Miss Beatrice Packard bas been hav- turned; Tuesday, from a visit to Mrs The extreme cold weather has re- home on Main street, Saturday morn- ed throughout tbe evening and a most ) for ns to Bud on Chase's in Conn. ' V3 treat of was furnish- rSU them farms. We ing a few days' vacation from work sister Branford, moved all doubts regarding the ice ing, January 26, sued years, 1 day. refreshing apples need descrip- .. account of a serious cold. Several from this place attended a crop. Several bouses were tilled, last She leaves no near reUt i ves but will be ed during tbe game. The apples were tions of many Miss Ada Fox bas tbe grip. teachers' meeting in New Milford, week. Burton E. Can field commenced missed by a numUer of friends. provided by E. W. Falrchlld. more farmaln REID & K - - ' lare we TODD, rife Morris has had his resi- Saturday.- nine-inc- h ice on tbe east The funeral took after- order that Itor-eleotrJ- cutting pond place Monday an it them cer wired c lighting- - Editor A. P. Smith of The Bkk was of his residence, Monday. The cream- noon, Rev Messrs J. H. Yard and Mc-Gow- n For Musio Lovers: In another col- all.bit I f y o u r 1054 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. Miss Jennie Cartledge and Frede- entertained at dinner, Saturday, by ery ice bouse was filled from Mr Mor-rissey- 's in attendance. umn The Bkk publishes tbe adver- price is of were Mr and Mrs Don O. Peet. Co. we can getrightyoa s rick Decker, both this village, pond. tisement of tbe Century of Bridge- qulcle sale. Write today for oar free married on Monday afternoon by Bev The annual dance of Bridgewater Benjamin Bradley is confined to tbe port, among tbe largest dealers of description blanks. Address sny Strout ff Con- or Home Office. J. L. B. Wyci of tbe Congregational WEST Grange is announced to be given in tbe bouse witb measles. talking machines and records in Representative tbe church in North Woodbury. Mr Dec- CORNWALL,. Town hall, Friday evening of this Charles Bradley is doing jury duty in necticut. They offer to put a superb, L A. S TROUT C0 ker will take bis bride to his boarding week. New Haven. te talking machine in your .TJir7 place at Harry Davison's. THIS ICS HARVEST. James Orr entertained his brother, Mrs Edward Mitchell entertained ber home on payment of $1, and accept 150 NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK CITY At tbe roller skate race in Woodbu- George Orr from Bridgeport, last Sun- friends to lunch, last Thursday. payment at tbe rate of $1 a week until R. F. Smith tilled his ice bouse, last Es-lin- ry, last Saturday evening, Walter day. Mr Orr bas rented Mark Mc 's Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell were in tbe small purchase price is paid. The Music in Home won first of SI week, fn iq George W. Sbepard'spond, tenement bouse and' move over offer is a Every Travers, Jr., the prize with fine ice, 12 inches thick. will Bridgeport SuDday, the guests of splendid one, and every per- and Fred Decker won the third prize s there in tbe spring. Mr and Mrs Roy Clark. son who loves music, opera or the dra- A. M. & The Best Music That 25 cents. Theo Sturg filled his from the same P. school ma will find ma- Briscoe Son, of source, this week, and C. E Baldwin Stephen Treat, the visitor, MissJtrdith Mitchell is home over certainly the talking World Knows George Trulove of Watervllle is filled his ice house from the river. with the teachers, Miss Kimball of Sunday, from Bridgeport. chine the greatest entertatalner of Carriages, Buggies, Farm mad the working in tbe cutlery shop. the village, Miss Fannie Treat of Treat ' Don't forget the social at W., E. them all. Tbe Century Company is Business Wagons, Miss Butb L Clay is soon to go to district and Miss Minnie Carter of Mitchell's to-nig- (Friday.) located at 837 Main street, Bridgeport, Harnesses and Marneas Supplies Watervllle and work in tbe hosiery v' THB LOCAL NKWS. River district, attended the Teachers' Mrs Henry Mitchell entertained a next to Smith's theater. Machine An Edison factory. r S. S. meeting in New Milford, last Satur- few friends at dinner, Thursday. catalogues and lists furnished on re- Of All Description. Phonograph. Mrs Hubbard A. Hotcbkiss has a The club met, Monday evening, ' Ice houses are filled 11-in- with Mr and Mrs J. E. McCready. day. being with, quest. stiff arm as the result of a beavy fall The was devoted to H. W. Treat, who has been at the ice. or a Victor Machine on tbe ice outside ber door, last Satur- evening mainly Bridgeport hospital with bis son for Mr Heath of Hartford in W. C. Johnson In Sans y Hook, Ct. (7--4 Talking Longfellow, with from "Miles preached - began bustling tbe Tslsphoas day. readings two weeks, came home on Monday. tbe Congregational church, Sunday. ice from the pond, Wednes- Mrs Freeman has to Standish" by Bev and Mrs Fitch, the Two Mr Robson moved Foundry will famish it they are ths most woadsrfal entertainers ef the age every- Fannie - gone of his children at home have been has bis family Tbe steam "Roosevelt Bears" again day. hoisting apparatus Bf body who lovsa musie the or the theatre should e wa one. Thous- Waterbury for five weeks' nursing vein. supplying ill with German measles. from the parish bouse to Sandy Hook. works admirably. NEW SPBINO . opera Mrs Weston bas moved into her the lighter The condition of Louis Treat now Tbe son of Frank ands of records te select from. e place The young people's club met on seems youngest Bradley Large assortment of new patterns, for the remainder of the winter. Mrs hopeful of a recovery. On Wed- is quite ill with measles. S. N. Daniels moved, Wednesday at French's, Bethel. Mrs Edward F. Nichols bas a woman Monday evening with Lillian J. nesday be bad been in tbe hospital at The teacher and scholars of the Bul- and to care of Smith. 140 Thursday, the Morgan place, I to assist ber in tbe ber Ro-chel- A opera- let school a ride so aged Mrs B. Wood ie Bridgeport days. third enjoyed sleigh party called, in Newtown Street. E. S. SI of who is still confined to her Frank of New tion was made on 10, when a to KDBBBR8 OR F SILTS. Puts One These Superb mother, is her Mrs Mem-mot- t. January Woodbury, Tuesday. Loveil's teams transported the goods. bed, though somewhat better. visiting sister, new abscess was discovered. Dr Daw-bur- n Henry Russell had the misfortune Full stock at lowest at Frank Robinson was bound over to of New a on ab- to lose a sum of from his prices, Instruments In Your Home Mrs A. Sturges of Wingsdale is York, specialist large money William E. Ackley pleasantly cele- French's, Bethel. tbe next term of tbe Superior court. with ber Theodore dominal troubles, was called in con- purse, one night tbe past week. brated bis 78th The trial was about a horse deal. again son, Sturges. sultation. birthday, Monday Two from aad $1 a week astil price in paid keeps it there. When yoa art la was ill William Oliver has been in bad BULL'S BRIEGE. night by entertaining a few friends. sleighing parties Danhury purchase William Allen, Jr., with health for the past week. numbering 52 enjoyed a sleigh ride to Bridgeport corns ia ana let us prove to yon what woadsrfal Btertaiaera grip, last week. ROXSURI. OF KILSON. Newtown on and these machiass are Arthur Burns is ill with bron- Mr and Mrs F. A. Yutzler and Miss DEATH VALUE Wednesdsy 'evening again Louise Miller on The Kind stopped at the Grand Central hotel, aad record lists mailed oa request why not eand fer oas. chitis. spent Sunday evening LOCAL NOTES. Value Kilson passed away Friday Baustb Yoa Haw Always Bought where took -- and Catalogues Edward Crane and children are with Hon and Mrs L. J. Nickerson at morning. He was buried on Sunday 4 they supper enjoyed Mrs Plain view. Oliver Jobnson and James Sanford in the new at dancing until tbe "wee sma' hours." visiting her sister in Danbury. are are cemetery Schagticook. ef William Holmes of Bridgeport Is Special arrangements being under the doctor's care. The services were held at bis late Mrs Buck- made for the observance of "Endeavor The Shepaug club, assisted by home, conducted by Rev Stephen Hea-coc-k visiting his sister, William which is next wiU a minstrel fol- ITCHING PILES. ingham. Day," Sunday. The friends, give show, of New Milford, who spoke very R. Ford of evening service will be combined with lowed by a short drama, In the Town nicely of his acquaintance with the de- The Inc., Frank North Woodbury 7 are Company, enabled 16 ladies and children to at- tbe young people's meeting at hall, Tuesday evening, ifebruary 5 ceased. Mr Kilson was 83 years old If you acquainted with anyone Attacked Century and school in o'clock and a program of music, recita- Door opens at 7.30, play begins at 8 and almost tbe last of bis race. He who is troubled witb tbis distressing by 837 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. tend church Sunday and is o'clock. ailment you can do bim no fa- N. on Sunday, by sending a tion reading prepared. was respected by all. greater Woodbury His Mrs C. Elizabeth Salewski was home Mrs Sarah Coit bas gone to Hartford vor than to tell bim try Chamber- Telephone 1633. Next te Smith's Theatre. Opm Evenlnga. conveyance through the village. from Bridgeport, this week, where she to the remainder of tbe winter. Friday was a holiday at Kent school lain's Salve. It gives instant relief. kindness was mtach appreciated. spend Clifford Lane and one of 25c William of Watervllle is attending the High school, being The men about the Center are busy and the boys Price per box. For sale by R. Croup. Clay spent relieved of the mid-yea- r examinations filling their ice bouses. visited the New Milford Power Co. '8 H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Sunday with bis family. school-ma'a- were & Mrs M. took a Miss Wanzer, the village Mrs Emily Odell entertained her plant and shown the wonderful Curtis Co., Sandy Hook; W. N. My baby bad an attack of croup fol- George Allen, Sr., is a school cousin, Mrs from New workings of electricity. Hurd, Long Hill; A. B. Blakeman, lowed by a I could not forcible fall on the ice as she stepped conducting night Treat, Haven, Lane and Miss Inze M. croupy cough. out of door of the school for those interested in bookkeeping, over Sunday. Fred R. Botsford;S. J. Parks, Trumbull. seem to find anything that was safe to tbe Sundayand two evenings a week. Dr Pons has recovered and is attend- Urquhart attended the Teachers' give a baby tbat would bring relief, ball on Sunday afternoon landed Rev Mr Is also educa- to his as usual. held in New Milford on Sat- 1 obtained a of Llnonlne on her back the edge of the Fitch giving ing practice meeting DEATHS until bottle 11 moved Stationery, and against tional to a few of the Edith Bennett ac urday. from my Mr J. Smith, 826 iiv:sbwbsw- - I have . training young spent Sunday druggist, n stone step. people after business hours. Little York. George Lane and wife visited at Fern Greenfield Hill. Tuesday. January 29. Bank street. Llnonine cured baby In 11 11 my studio to no. 57 Cliff over Mrs Hanuab Baker Sturges, widow of Rev 1 recom- 11 111n; field A ve.. Periodicals. The railroad company had an East- The ladles connected with the Sunday. Tbomas B. Sturges. a very short time and wish to v Fslr (over tbe EAST KENT. man heater car on the Methodist church gave an excellent A meeting held in the chapel on Sat- mend to mothers of delicate chil- Standard Office.) Will have one of these Maes oar stock siding here, ceme- it tbe latest Improved Electric lights In eachir several days this week, and which was supper at Mrs Biddle's, last week Fri- urday evening regarding tbe dren. for Footorraphloa Purposes and eerj complete. We Invite InaparUoe.. FKBSONAL CHAT. loaded with O L. Gold. was until The Kind You Hare MRS W7 can take voar w d-- v- apples by day evening. tery business, adjourned Basra A Always Bought JAMES MCADLIFFE. ihni, nltht Mrs E. D. Beeman bas returned to Mrs Elisba Roraback fell on tbe ice, Mary Bennett of Stamford is visiting next June. The secretary, John Paine, th 66 No. Leonard St., Waterbury, Conn. lndepeadent of toe weather. Post Office News Store, after a of six weeks last week, her head se- at Myron Thomas'. would like to hear from any one inter- V Krid ee ber home, sojourn cutting quite Btores-2-5, C Blackman, ( t JLreade, port. visiting friends in Waterbury, Oak-- verely, but not seriously. Mrs Humphrey was called to Wash ested in the matter. Evidently Bull's Llnonine at all drug 50, tl. 67 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, ' 1907.

54th anniversary in 1906, they had an Immense influx of out-of-tow- n friends whose expressions of pleasure with the offerings given were neither few nor Can be stinted. The "Fifty-fifth- " will be cured only by pleased to welcome you all again. The c remedy that will offerings upon another page do not be remove the cause. gin to comprise more than a fraction The ofiener . you of the entire out-p- ut of the sale, which siop it with headache latter oniy constant yisits can snow powders or i Ills the you. T lift quicker will it return. c SANDY HOOK METHODIST CHURCH Generally, headache comes from a dis- - turbed stomach or SUNDAY SERVICES. m - i irregular bowels, and Next Sunday, February 3, Rev W Butldino-- gtftm. J. Gruggenheim will conduct services BfUJTGEPORT BANK. BRIDGEPORT BANK almost invariably at the church. ,ercted in loofr rcmodftlUtf in 1657 " 10-CE- TEA. Lane's There will be a 10-ce- tea in the Family church parlor of the Methodist church on 6 . Wednesday, February This will z Medicine be the last 10-ce- tea for the present, (a tonic laxative') will cure head- Building NATIONAL BANK ache in short order On Wednesday, February 20, there t9o6 by regulating will be a sale of cake and fancy ar in the bowels and reinvigorating the tides. stomach. are made a 17 rr Arrangements being for series of lectures with THE LIFE STORY OF A BANK. The bank was called Into being by an It is a great blood medicine sterescopic J views, tne one in Marcn being scenes act of the General Assembly, 806, nd and the favorite laxative of old taken from the .Pas- THE BRIDGEPORT NATIONAL. subscription books were opened on the and "Omeramergau, last day of December of that year, at- 1 young. sion Play," portraying the life of to At 25c. and 50c. Christ. This is particularly fine and 1806 tention that fact being called by an i druggists', very instructive. One hundred years of active useful- advertisement signed by John 8. Can- ness constitutes a career to be viewed non, Salmon Hubbeil, Lambert Lock-woo- d Li. C. Gilbert & Sons of with pride and ..satisfaction. The and Isaac Ulnman, and published Hunting life-wor- k 8 town district have filled their large length of the of the individ- in several newspapers throughout the - ice nouse, up aoout loo tons ual who attains great age is shortened state. This was the sixth bank to be - putting by the periods of Infancy and youth Incorporated and organized In the The Newtown Bee. Mrs David Evans of Bethel has been and the ills and of ad- State of Connecticut. The ' by infirmity original Newtown, Friday. Feb. 1, 1907. a guest of Mr and Mrs Charles L. Bris vanced age, but an institution may capital was $200,000, divided Into 1,000 coe in xaunton. spring Into being full grown and ma- -- shares of $200 each. The first stock- con- holders' was i tured, and with increasing years B meeting held at the bouse E. a in i o of Ezra an Inn-keep- er OIBCTJLATION t F. Benham, prominent and stantly broaden' usefulness to the r rt Gregory, at successful Waterbury business man, community which it serves, by reason dj3ep Bridgeport, on the third of February. January 1, 1881 coo was In town, last week, the truest of of its added experience and resources, A board of directors was elected and Last his sister, Mrs J. S. Wooding, of West and the character of. those who are these directors subsequently met on week, 4450 drawn lntotconnection with it. the same day and at the same place Such an institution is the Bridge- National and elected the first officers of tbe If you would like a nice parlor organ port National Bank. Incorporated in bank. Isaac Bronson of Greenfield Ten for $10 you can get one if you iwill call 1806, the bank now celebrates Its cen- Hill was the first president and one of Pages. at Steinert's Music store, 239 Main tennial year by modestly yet with tbe heaviest stockholders. His admin street, Danbury, and take it away. due and just pride calling publio at- istration of tbe affairs of tbe bank tention in this manner to its long and was wise and judicious. Throughout TOWN TOPICS. Patrick Harrigan of Sandy Hook, honorable history as an important the war of 1812, and a period of great who has been on the sick list for the business factor in and vi- financial depression, tbe Bridgeport now Bridgeport LOOKING BACKWARD. past week, is convalescing, cinity. At the beginning it had not National Bank went smoothly forward. only what at that time was considered standing, influence and the volume of never suspending the making of specie Patrick Kelley, who has been laid large and ample capital, but was its business now. Twenty years ago payments, returning dividends to its NBW HAVEN, 1852. up with the grip for a few days, is able founded, controlled and officered by the deposits of the bank were scarcely shareholders and, above all. winning to be about again. men of strong financial standing and $60,000; now the deposits average over and holding the confidence of the pub- A whole half century of never ceas- the highest possible reputation for $1,000,000, and the Bridgeport Nation- lic. ing merchandising carried on year in miss jviary Mediation is oassine a keen business ability,. combined with al Bank stands with the strength of In 1827 Mr Bronson retired and was and year out, is a goodly slice when few weeks with relatives in Danbury. unbending probity and integrity. And age and experience, yet virile with the succeeded by John S. Cannon, who clipped from history or most business such has been the history of the energy of youth the first of Bridge- served until 1831, when he was succeed houses. In quite a number of instances Special sale of soaps, both toilet and Bridgeport National Bank from that port's financial Institutions and the ed Dy Jbenezer Jessup. Five years it has constituted the entire history of laundry, next week. Watch for our day to this; always. solid as a rock fi- natural leader. later Silvanus Sterling was chosen many a business. Let us look back ad. S. E. Sanford & Co. : nancially, and always in the charge of The bank Invites the confidence and president; he served for eleven vears and note bow steadily and surely this men of the highest standing in the patronage of those Into whose bands and was followed by Hanford Lyon. business of 55 years standing- has Now is the time to feed Dr Hess' community men whoregard the ear- this paper may fall. To tbeibusiness who served for one year only. His climbed with its inception in 1852 and Stock Food and Poultry Panacea. nest, intelligent and faithful conduct man it offers every convenience, cour- successor was Sherman Hartwell, who entwined its tendrils of steady growth They give results or your money re- of the affairs of the batk as their first tesy and accommodation which any was elected president July 4. 1S49. and around the city of its birth. It would funded. S. E. Sanford & Co.. and greatest duty, to be guarded and rightly conducted financial Institution served for twenty years. In 1869. almost seem that with the advent of safeguarded with far more jealous care could offer, as well as a quick, intelli- Munson Hawley was elected president, Edward Malley, the president and Prime lot of mackerel and herring than their own personal affairs. gent and ever-courteo- desire to be of and Berved until December, 191. when founder of this- - store, to New Haven in tubs and bv weight for the Lenten - The history of this bank runs par- assistance. To those having in charge he was succeeded by T. II. De Forest, the town itself took on a fresh spurt season at S. E. Sanford & Co. 's. allel with practically the entire his- the moneys or securities of others it tbe present president. of wholesome civic activity. For we tory of the United States of America. offers absolute safety, opportunities Tbe bank has had only five cashiers are told by old records that "In 1852 A large and choice assortment of It has seen war one an early struggle for" conservative Investments and a during its long period of existance: street paving had commenced by mac- valentines can be found at S. E. San- for national existance, and later a long and varied experience In the George Hayt, Joslah S. Hayt, Charles adamizing Whalley avenue with hand-broke- n ford & Co. 's. - colossal civil conflict such as the world handling and proper conduct of such Hill, George Burroughs, and the pres- stone, proceeding about 1857 never saw before. It has passed affairs. To women It offers unequaled ent , cashier, Frank N. Benham. with Belgian blocks, in Chapel, State Attend the package sale at Held & through panics, small and great; it has banking facilities and every aid and as- George Burroughs, his predecessor, and Qrand streets. Horse railroads Todd's jewelry store in Bridgeport on seen the wreck and destruction of sistance in making it pleasant and served in the capacity of cashier for began to appear in 1860. " We are also Saturday, February 9. During their vast enterprises,, yet it has never failed easy for them to do business with the thirty-fiv- e years, and was succeeded Informed that on July 22, 1852, "Pas- inventory about 4000 articles were se to stand serene and untroubled, strong bank. It should be added in this con- by Mr Benbam In 1872. senger railroad passed the entire lected and put in neat boxes and every- as a rock, weathering every storm, not nection that the bank is very proud Most of tbe founders, stockholders distance between New Haven and New thing will be sold in the boxes for 25c. Jfc only with safety, but with ease. The of the long list of women patrons and early officers of tbe bank were London." A few years later, in mem- Articles nave been selected that regu- ""j fathers who built the foundation of whose names are high up in its ledgers, drawn from tbe strong, sturdy, thrifty orable 1862, the name of Admiral An- larly retail from $25 to 25c; no articles this bank, built well, and those who and it Is suggested that women should and notably onrlght early Connecticut drew Hull Foote, a worthy son of New which we sell for less than 25 cents are have succeeded them have made sure much more largely avail themselves of families, who names are recognized Haven, whose handsome residence included in this sale. Everybody of the continued stability of the entire the opportunity to carry a bank ac- now, as then, as representing tbe high- stood then, where the old Kenwick come, young and old, for in case you structure. ' count, as it is often a great conven- est Ideals of American citizenship. house now does.on the corner of Chapel get something you do not want, we The policy of the bank has ever been ience, and, what Is more important, It The early records of the bank are re- and Temple streets, was linked in his- will exchange it, If you follow tne rule the same. It is highly conservative, familiarizes them with business and plete with entries which show what toric conjunction with that of Ulysses in the advertisement in this issue of for in that direction, and that only, banking methods, which at some fu- manner of men were In charge of its S. Grant in effectually breaking up the The Bee. Don't forget the date, Feb- safety lies. Yet, it has never failed to ture time may prove to be a very use- affairs, and afford interesting glimpses power of the Confederacy. To return ruary 9, 1907. fReid & Todd, jewelers recognize its duty to its clients and to ful and valuable experience. of life and business methods In those more particularly to the career of the and optlcians,1054 Main street, Bridge- the community at large. Its first The ban is equipped to do business olden times. . It is shown, fur example, "New York Store," as it soon came port. thought is, of course, its own interest In any part of the world, drawing that at tbe second meeting of tbe di- to be called, under the able merchan- and that of its stockholders, but its drafts upon almost any city in exis- rectors a resolution was passed re- dising direction of its original planner. - Mr and Mrs Harry Terrill of Bridge- second invariably is the just and tance. Letters of credit are issued to questing Isaac Bronson, the newly-electe- d It was at that time a wee two-stor- y port passed Sunday with Mr Terrill's liberal accommodation of, its patrons. travelers and can be delivered at once. president, to proceed to Al shanty, at 65 Chapel street, standing mother, Mrs Hannah Terrill. The early archives of the bank prove A few words as to the history of the bany to procure the engravings neces where the Insurance building does that this was the policy from the Bridgeport National Bank may prove sary ror the business of tne bank. At C. to-da- William Johnson, Newtown's y. a now, rented at a trifle of $75 a year, was start, and it Is the policy i to be of interest. This link connect- subsequent meeting tbealary of tbe stocked with but $800 in dry goods, its genial ice man, confined to his For fifty years it stood as the sole ing the busy and prosperous Bridge- cashier was fixed at $700 per year, home in South for a of to-da- whole extent of. floor space 15 feet Center, couple financial institution of'Bridgeport and port of y with the little borough "with the privilege of tbe banking 20 shelv- days, last week, under Dr Klernan's and on house for his when same is wide, feet deep, without gas, care. He was a vieinity, the fact that it has of a century ago stands the same family, the ing or counters. But from this out, out, Monday, for time served its clients well is shown by its spot occupied by the original building. built." its merchandising rise to the top of and looked in on the ice workers who r the tree was phenomenally rapid and were hustling in the frozen blocks unr 1807 1828 solidly steady. The.new effective busi- der the direction of C- - B. Johnson and Isaac Bronson ness methods adopted by Mr Malley, Birdsey Beardsley. First President of the Bridgeport National Bank ad- his introduction and unswerving morn- herence to the "one-price- " system, At Augur's market, Sunday altogether new to New Haven, as well ing, the thermometer registered 10 de- as to many other places, his low prices grees below zero. accurate mer- ' and representations of L. C. Gilbert & Sons housed their uv-lL- j chandise, brought their reward very ice and se- quickly. The little shop soon became supply, Friday Saturday, ( too small to accommodate its increas- curing prime qualltyfnine inches in ing patronage. More space was needed, thickness, from Griffin's pond.. more was quickly acquired. Adjoining All headaches go stores were gradually rented. In pro- When wiser cess of time the rent rose from $75 to you grow 12-ye- And learn to use $600, and on a ar lease took a fur An ther up to sei.ooo. some time "Early Riser.,' jump - De Witt's Little Early Risers, safe, lafcMJ&be lease of the Insurance build- sure .... ini? fefrhrough and could not be re pills. SHERMAN HARTWELL, IfwaS-a-yi&tiJtQigntB- a President from 1849 to 1869. newed. - Piles of people have Piles. Why r . .. .x- , merchandising, with a keen eye to the De-- suffer from piles when you can use 11 trend of values in real estate, made a Wltt' Carboilzea witch Hazel Halve WE further stride and secured the valuable and relief. else so '. get Nothing good. corner of Chapel and Temple streets, Beware of imitations. See that tne which property, after a while, was pur- is on box. Sold i name stamped each by chased for $140,000. Thus did the all merchandising of the Malley store and druggists. its surroundings keep even pace, side by side, with the welfare and prosperi- LITCHFIELD COUNTY. ; ty of the city, and In this, its 55th year of trading history, its founder, Edward Malley, can certainly look back with WARRED. contentment and justifiable pride to those secure foundations which he laid OKANGE NOTES. down so judiciously in 1852, and which have resulted in the firmly built edifice Officers of Wichita Grange were in X of 1907. stalled, January 24, by Worthy Master Ralph Averiu or wasnington jrange, assisted by wortny aister i&ose Mor EBENEZER JESSTJP, MUNSON HAWLKT, LOOKING FORWARD. row. An oyster supper witn otner President from 1832 to 1836. President from 1869 to 189L good things was given by Worthy State Steward F. P. Johnson, and in NEW HAVEN, 1907. of the 14 degrees below zero 30 spite seemea were present ana an nappy. BETHLEHEM. V Lake. A HABIT TO BE ENCOURAQED LAMB BACK. From its settlement of seven - original snow H.I. Smith was up from Middle- (Joshua Atwater and six others) In The heavy rail prevented peo bury, last week Friday. This ailment Is usually caused by 1637, New Haven has grown up into ple from attending church, or was it A PLEASANT SOCIAL EVENT. The mother who has acquired the rheumatism of tbe muscles and may the dignity and importance of 125,000 the deacon meeting Sunday? About 20 of the friends of Mr and IdARBLED ALE. habit of on hand a be cured Chamberlain's citizens. Not by and bounds, but SlNext Sunday, February 3, Rev Mr keeping bettie of by applying Health, Safety, leaps Cornwall will oc Mrs J. W. Flynn responded to their Chamberlain's Cough saves Pain Balm two or three times a day steadily, solidly, trustworthily. From Picket from Bridge invitation to spend the evening with PERSONAL CHAT. - Remedy, and rubbing the parts vigorously at ' the little shanty of 15 by 20 feet this cupy the Congregational pulpit. sev- herself a great amount of uneasiness does not Demands a pure water last week Mrs G. A. Tomlinson is Mrs each application. If this -- store has risen to be a city of near a Mr and Mrs unurcn m tne north them, Friday night, were visiting and colds and is best one roof of town are ill eral more, who had been invited Thomas Peters in Brooklyn, N. Y. anxiety. Coughs, croup, afford relief, bind on a piece of supply, which half hundred stores under western part the quite away by sickness and the weath- Mrs John has been sick to which children are are dampened with Pain Balm, embracing all the requisite branches Their daughter, Mrs Hawley, who has kept Kydell quite susceptible slightly fol- securee by means of merotian-dising- . er. Whist was the principal enjoy- with use. and relief is almost sure to of modern department store been caring for them, is also sick. the grip. quickly cured by its It counter quick & Co.. wide floor Mrs Hi. who been ment of the evening, and the host ti. uiark is a little setter in a low. For sale by R. H. Beers with ample space 1. oeaewicK, has served a collation of sand- quite . -- - " ' acts any tendency of cold to result Curtis & Co., te show some time with Mrs Charles bountiful health. Newtown; Taylor, Sandy counters, fixtures, spending coffee and confec- ! in and if as soon as JN. is. and .store - Gibson m is now at jn wiches, cake, pie, Mrs J. E. Watson was taken sick, pneumonia, given Hook; W. ilura, Longuui; a. Wells ' Artesian windows, general appoint- Washington, Mr and Mrs i S. slow-goin- g tionery. As usual, Flynn last week, with indigestion.'-- V" the first symptoms of croup appear, it Blakeman, Botsford; J. Parks, ments. The old donkey de B. Strong's. no to make the Trumbull. of 1852 been Mr and Mrs A. E. visited spared pains evening Mr and Mrs Horace Meader' .nave will prevent the attack. This remedy Tbeae famish wstar In abandrnjaoa. KB- - livery has superseded by Chappius an one for their : para many modern delivery teams, which friends in Torrington, recently. enjoyable guests. been visiting Mrs L. R. Tooby. contains nothing Injurious and moth man owes It to himself and bis f&llLnif under most aerare drooghu. conven Mrs who Joseph Devaux took over 14 in Every or Xaoog ynxa of experience neve (i - cover a wide area of constant, William Ohmen, has been his in ere give it to little ones with a feeling of family to master a trade profession. psrlor knowledge IM Ibe mecnnalcaj prodno- ient service. The business policy of ill at her daughter's, Mrs John Mor HOW THE MERCURY DANCED. prizes at butter exhibit Sold R. H. Beers Read the display advertisement of tte lion of theee welli Geology U testa as laid down founder in New is much im perfect security. by Schools of this ander nil clrcnmtn noes neveuldfo tbelr the store, by its row's, Milford, The mercury registered from 10 to The social dance in the hall, Febru & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., six Morse Telegraphy.ln Immense vmloe end Lhe MUsfnctloa to be 4t-- upon the broad lines of moderate provedland will soon be able to return 12 zero on W. N. issue and learn how easily a young man rived from tnelr for truthful home. William unmen, who nas been below Thursday morning ary i , promises to be a success. Tick- Sandy Hook; Hurd, Long Hillj or learn and be prices the best, represen and did not get more than three $L orchestra. A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; S. J. Parks, lady may telegraphy - tation, "one price" and only that one, visiting her, has returned. A. E. Johnson was ets, Whitney's Trumbull. assured a position. has never been deviated from. We Mrs Frederick Ashman, who has above all day. the The Guild sociable, last Thursday Gasolene Engines, e only farmer that made his trip to was a success. The - have dropped by the way-sid- many been on the sick list, is improving. was night, proceeds pa rape, pipe- nd st nailer sapplie. I farntih to Will Schnell is Waterbury, that day, although it were between and 9. end at moderete price. Ideas of the past.but still stick early Grip is prevalent. the regular day for several others. etUfnctoiy jaeiltj ideals and shall continue to cherish the last victim to take indoor medi BANTAM. them. To quote an appropriate mer cine, xne xamiiy or .tienry morrow for Ford Automobile. "To have waxed are all afflicted. The Bethlehem Whist club were en Agent chandising axiom. Mrs B. what's on. H.P. -- Rnmmbont, Tosjnenn. old, remain young and prospered al- Valentine Voisard, nephew of F. tertained by Mr and E. Piatt going ! tc 4 ,500. 9to. ways, prove that It is founded on the Voisard, sailed for his home in Swit of Watertown on Saturday evening Mrs Frank Bissell has been visiting I shall be pleased to call upon you and fin particulars; or write for desired re- - a A. E. Johnson carried a load. Tbe in New Wanted rock A business has zerland, January 24, in answer to York and Hartford, the past that always an v first ladies' prize was won by Mrs A SDected vou and itself." These im call from ill parent. aientine E. second Mrs E. B. wek. portant anniversary sales, which were was loved by all who knew .him and Johnson, by The King's Daughters gave a sup first, instituted on the 50th. the Jubilee many will miss his happy face and the Piatt. The first gentleman's prize per in tbe Baptist church parlors, last business of the Founder of pleasant smile which he had for all. was won by A. E. Johnson; second by Thursday evening. - E. N. birthday E. B. Piatt. Liena-a-nan- a Sipperley, none miss more his kind The met witn the house, are yearly occurrences plan- But him than of sick ones are cjuo or Conn. ned by him and ourselves as expres uncle and aunt, Mr land Mrs F. Vois- Most the reported Miss Edith Moore on the evening of Young- Carpenters 74 West Ave., South Norwalk. sions of to host of who loved him as a son and who better. P. L. Waldron remains about January 24. recognition the pa ard, the same. A. or was trons, whose help has been so effective miss him 8aarv. Mr and Mrs week pjayer observed oy "Wind in the building of the store to its E. B. Wheeler was called .to Easton iMrs F. P. Hayes visited the Methodists. Special meetings men to learn " We hv the death of his nephew. Joel H. Atwood on Sunday and found were held in the church nearly every dy present metropolitan proportions. a them improving, although Mrs At- of week. invariably succeed at such times, by Hon W. C. Welton made flying and a evening last unusual efforts, in the procuring for visit to Warren, last week, coming on wood is quite sick yet has train business." vou of values in new, worthy, depend and to the city on ed nurse. ! no Friday returning fine The ice harvest has been brisk for Ma merchandise, such as occasion Saturday. He reported sleighing A. O. I FERRETS This the in . the past week. Mitchell, J. P other than this presents. Hartford. Stevens. F. P. Terrill and several oth CASTOR A fiRt.h anniversary sale will not be a Will Barrett's little daughter, who 12 Por Infants and: Children. White and Brown hit. hehind its predecessors in extra has been very sick, is sonSa' better. era have filled their houses with ice value-givin- g of P. Johnson has rmrchased Inches thick. The Kind You Have ordinary offerings F, the Mrs Z. Candee of has Always Bought to'every need, specialized for trotter formerly owned by Kelsey Fox P. Waterbury S. B. adapted . been spending a week with her sister, Church, WHITE WINQ POULTRY FARM. thA occasion. collected without stint W.' Bears the n nr This the Ed Mrs N. Flower. 739-- 4. NbdbMsv, nnaittv ouantity. DeWltfs Salvo Miss Gladys Atwood is spending a Signature of Seymour, Conn. Telepbon ..rH Mallev Co. can safely promise Miss M. "Each vear. particularly at the For Pitas Burns, Soros few days with her cousin, Ina 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1907. The Cause of luckily no one was Injured. Danbury The Newtown Bee. Many JNews. Newtown, Friday, Feb. 1, 1907. Sudden Deaths. NEWTOWN'S JR. & Co., There is a disease prevailing in this H. Beers country most dan gerous because so decep A OPINION. Newtown, Conn. tive. Many sudden Newtown's is the title 600 deaths are caused Arrow January I. it heart dis. of a neatly printed volume, Illustrated Last wet by with fine pboto cuts, wnicn gives an k, 4500 ease, pneumonia, account of tbe celebration of tbe 200tb heart failure or 762-76- 8 St. are often anniversary of tbe purcbase from tbe Chapel Ten apoplexy Indians of tne iana 01 me town 01 Brand of kid Pages. the result Newtown. Conn., held August 5. 1905. ney disease. If a full of cel- New Conn. kidney trouble is The book gives story the Haven, Is name Cluet's Col allowed to advance ebration, including the historical ad- the that TOWN TOPICS and in a to make In 1- -4 the kidney-poisone- d dresses, style it lar's are known come In sizes, teresting, not oniy to tne people wno by. They Nut blood will at now live or ever have lived in New- BERKSHIRE. the vital catarrh of shrunk and are without exception tack organs, causing town, but to anyone Interested In the thoroughly the bladder, or the kidneys themselves Colonial Newtown best two for a in the market. TOPICS. break down and waste cell cell, events of days. has the quarter collar PERSONAL away by a history that is pleasing.and the story Sliced Julius of New York is Bladder troubles almost always result of the of the land from the New We have a full stock, all new this month. When Hartwlj? from a derangement of the kidneys and purchase one spending a few days at bis borne. a cure is obtained quickest by a proper Indians in 1705 is of tbe things tbe your collars and cuffs are soiled, you should let wno nas oeen eel-in- as an cred- Mrs unaries Minor, treatment of the kidneys. If you are f sr Newtowners delight in act Va.r Lances very ill and under tbe care of Dr A. L. you can make no mistake itable to their ancestors. Newtown us send them & Vail New York. They badly by to-da- toQardner and a trained nurse, is slowly t, is y one of the most attractive Bacon. Scbuyler taking Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- the do do convalescing. ereat kidney, liver ana Dlaaaer remedy. towns in Connecticut, with its health and nothing; but launder collars and cuffs and New beautiful and i-- Died suddenly, at Orleans, La.r It corrects inaDiiiiy to noia urine ana ful location, landscape best work In 2 ac each Did ever to January 25, Robert James Kenwortby, in and over- people who are loyal and devoted to the the country. Price you stop 42 years, son or M'ravis ana scalding pain passing it, its best Interests. Its aged only comes that unpleasant necessity of being was an Embroideries. article. We collect every Monday and return think how many ways there Sarab Kenwortby. Private services compelled to go often through the day. anniversary "Old Home week," for family and relatives were beld at ana to many times me and there were drawn back to tbe de 1058. ? his late residence, Tuesday evening at get up curing scenes hundreds who bad once 'Fridays. Telephone are for using bacon Some was - night. The mild and the extraordinary lightful 8 o'clock. Tbe interment at Wap- effect of Swamp-Ro- ot is soon 'realized. been among its residents. irom The new spring Dingers Falls. Dutcbess county, N. Y., stands tor its wonaenul Elizabeth Daily Journal, New Jersey, neoDle use it onlv for a breakfast dish with eggs. It It the mghest - of and Em following xunerai services in zion cures of the most distressing cases. January 25. stock "Val" church in ot ran be used in manv wavs in cooking to give iust the Protestant Episcopal that Swamp-Ro- is pleasant to take and is broideries is than ever 30. nt A of finishers and trimmers of larger citv. Wednesday, January sold by all druggists in fifty-ce- and party a of dishes. are out ror an aiiiernoon one-doll- ar the Hat Co.'s went flavor to number invitations bottles. You have a Deloughery factory I right size may tr Nottttivn MnnHnv pvpnl n cr on a before. Entirely new designs B. & ut whist to be by Miss Mary Haw new dis I J. is Beach-N- given sample bottle of this wonderful Son, The Bacon we sell and recommend lev. borne on F 2. ride and had supper and a dance of Mullings at her ebruary covery and a boolc tnat tens an aoout it, sieigb and ideas in a large variety Marcus uamn ana aaugnter, miss both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil - - - Conn. Bacon, because ot its exquisite flavor, and because is Hattie, were recent guests at W. G. v. vvnen Landlord Houlihan of the Grand Cen widths for Waterbury. - jt mer & Co., Bmgnamton, jn. was be could not resist tbe packed- in little glass jars, without . any preservative Hard's. writing mention reading this generous tral ill, etc.; Mr and Mrs Harry B. Curtis of offer in this paper. Don't make any invitation to join bis guests in tbe dresses, undergarments, whatever. Bridgeport passed Sunday at Henry G mistake, but remember the name, Swamp- - festivities and led tbe grand march in also embroideries m wide Curtis'. Swamp-Roo- t, company with Miss Maggie U'Hrien. Root, Dr. Kilmer's and the or ruew- - Mrs Stanley J. Blackman, who has address, Binghamton. rJ. Y., on every Attorney Uharies jNortnrop widths for fronts of waists and been at ber borne In Berkshire 10 days bottle. town was a guest of the party and owing to tbe illness of ber mother, has with Miss Nellie Wildman, carried off dresses. THE IMPORTANCE EL & returned to ber Home on Mt Jtieasant the prize in the two-ste- p, upper was R. Beers Co., 11.30 t photo-engravin- -- served at and the party reached complete g equipment. of morn- LACE from 1-- 2 to 2 Newtown, Conn. MATTERTOWN. and is estimated to have cost fully home in the early hours the VAL OE KNOWING! A loss was ing. Danbury News. $40,000. heavy in the inches wide, in insertions and What you don't know will never hurt you. NEWS HEREABOUTS. electrotype foundry room, which was A of 42 from tbe same know will do at a cost of $60,000. Besides party Danbury 44c to $3 a piece. At tbe time, what you don't neTer you any good. Mrs Juliette Is with eauipped High school, including Miss S. Eliza- edges, prices You probably don't know all you should know. Piatt visiting all this there were two folders, which beth Goodwin, of Newtown, Lumber On relatives in Patterson, JN. Y. cost some $5000,and a number of small formerly suit-abl- e Especially about buying your at Hawleyville. Prices Mr and Mrs Mall or enjoyed a sleigh ride to Newtown on "VAL" ALOVERS, Get posted before you buy. Stephen Bridge er Dieces of printing paraphernalia stopping at the port spent Sunday with xnomas .fer Thus altogether the cost of installing Tuesday evening, was for trim miug and making Kins and family. mere of was Grand Central hotel. Dancing Mr .Ernest of the mechanism printing indulged in and refreshments were waists or for E. C. Conn. and Mrs Northrop practically $440,000. Just bow much served and skirt panels,price8 PLATT, Hawleyville, and Stepney and Mr and Mrs Eugene of can be reclaimed is the young people enjoyed Stoves this machinery themselves 75c to 1.75. Ranges Northrop of this place spent last Sun unknown, but it is estimated that heartily. Everything in the Building Material Line. day with friends in Danbury. enough will be saved to bring tbe loss Mr and Mrs John have Advanced on Jjec. 1, irom ai.uu to out we D. is. .Parmelee bas been lata up ior on down to me Thompson EMBROIDERIES.in widths iut, - a few an of imacbinery doo,xto both been numbered among the sick. stock to- this date days with attack tbe grip, mark. All does not include 1-- 2 bought a large previous and are offering JSdwin and bis two teams this tbe from inch to 12 inches. to onr customers the old on all stoves which we have in are Morgan a near cost of hundreds of fonts of type, boil Mr and Mrs E. L. Johnson passed prices working upon wood job ers, beating plant, engine, dynamos in New York edges and insertions to match, stock. We havt sold a number and still have a good as Bethel. wiring, piping and tne sprinKier sys Sunday City, attending Drugs quite tem, which totaled thousands of dol service at St Bartholomew's church. prices 10c to 1.50 a yard. sortment of heating stoves at $2, and all the other sizes and E. S. Loveli, the hustling Queen lars. It does not Include the loss on On Tuesday they visited at Elizabeth, kmda to ourbest and which we still at hundreds of tons of paper stored in N. J. ALOVERS in . and up heavy Ranges, price thKe JWKSrJS all of we a ais- - of u. Johnson the big storerooms, practically Mrs Lawrence O'Connell of the Glen sou. KememDer neiiver an ifoous wiimn reasonaoie winiam which was so charred and soaked as to is sick. and , prices $l be nor does include numbered among tbe tance. The tendency of prices are still higher, but we expect John M. of the Farmers' & utterly ruined, it x to a Groceries. Otis, the cost of replacing records, lists, The next meeting of the Reading $7 yard. 1 of leaves. -- BOY to onr customers the benent of the old until Jan. Mechanics' bank Bridgeport, -- - m YOUR jnve price next for a in reference books, etc., all of which must Circle occurs on tbe 13th at tbe resi i- i ti m v sr 1907. Tuesday, month's sojourn be compiled again at huge expenditure of L. C. Morris. ti Woo Id litre om of throe SPLENDID 1TN- - Florida. dence H I KiJ. him o for OH RIST-- of time and money. Postmaster Louis -- 0C Why not Rle We can save you iiom to 4.uu, according to size C. of Mass.. said Li. C. a BROIDERY and FLOUNO leLLS JDeULS, MAB ud tn btoo a, turt. Lm it mw four jnuw si Hyde Springfield, Morris is offering big value I wood, cat yoar frOder. pomp ,oar water, rum A number of "old folks" renewed COBB ai and kind select. that the Phelps Publishing.Co. do tbe in tub butter in tub lots. See blm TN3Y3. no.Twr arA .rntttT ilasinno Sandy Hook. u ua aaiwo-uir- oc us wars: you their youth, Monday pigbt. and joined business in western about J j o 7 thtwpnior.you hire onus. Msde Is t stons. sH. T sod in with the boys in their sliding on largest mailing it. j 14 H. P. Seed for circalsrs and 3 dsrs free Church hill. The moon was at its Massachusettk. and.witn tne exception prices 25c to $1.75 a yard. trial plan. We also bare a foil line of Wind of one house in Augusta, Me., the The prayer meeting this (Thursday) Mil La, Towers. Wnnd and rXml Tasks. Bvwam best and tbe temperature at about irriSew The I 11 Engine. Saw klllla. Tbreablnc Machlsa, largest England. receipts at the Congregational church Samnlfts sent on reonest. Sundayr Hours: 10 to Silos. Manure zero. are evening JN Ontters, Spreadera, 8tacbtoa. Tf ATTYS, of the postoffice from tbe company will be led Dy u. (J. lcboison. Mrs W. CyllDderOIL Para I mplrnmu tad tbe bee E, J. between $60,ooo and 870,ooo per year, M. Reynolds will read an exposition of m.; 12 to 1. Hoofing Manufactured. Send for circulars. Mrs George Drew and children of and tbe volume of matter averages 23d of Sandy Hook, Conn. Nichols passed Sunday with Mr and a the Psalm, entitled "The Song TELEPHONE SERVICE: W. over two tons day. A large majority our Syrian Guest." Mrs B. Glover. of this is second-clas- s matter,but tbere Woodbury Local, i6.ai. Fred E. Field, are also a large number of circulars A of the Newtown S. N. E. T. Co., 76. SOriERS, CONN. Mr and Mrs Hobart H. Curtis passed issue of Good House special meeting THE MAN WHO SflOKES N. The February borough has been warned to be held Monday and Tuesday J. keeping was sent out last week, but a at the tfricK building on i riday, a eo- - Will appreciate a box of our cigar better than large amount of the four other publi ruary 1, at 7.30 p. m., for the purpose can be if Robert A. Clarke of Hawley ville was cations with matter in any Xmaa gift that made him. tie will value them bigbly he has in .FarK together the of taking action regarding the pur- Greact had a former acquaintance of ther many good polats and if they are new to tbe City, U'uesday. course of preparation were destroyed, cbase of fire bose; also for tbe purpose VALEN- him he will vain them more as a mighty good thing to have. Mrs T. W. Barnum has of taking action regarding contracting Ann- rented tbe witb tbe JNewtown water uo. ror tne 44 Fairfield Ave.. Opposite Poll's Theatre, north half of George F. Duncombe's GREAT OVERCOAT BARGAINS. a DAN D. SMITH, BRIDGEPORT. OONN., house and will move from Sandy Hook use of hydrants; also to appoint TINES! , IN in tbe near future. She will continue MEIGS & CO. OFFKR THEIR FTNB8T GAR committee to act in conjunction with Our assortment is her millinery business. MENTS AT VERT LOW PRICES. the committee ot tbe Newtown Water Cretons and Black wnlthlng. Carriage and ) Co. to petition the General Assembly ounce-ment. larger and better even than Grandma's and Street's Absent-minde- d Wagon Repairing. Mrs Daniel Gregory of Taunton was Winter appears to for an extension of tbe borough limits last season. Outing ." the sick ones, last week. have come to bis senses, and weatber and for tbe purpose of doing any other among shams tell us we are in for a seasonvOf necessary business. C. L. SMALLEY, Pancake Flour A. E. Plxley of Hawleyville has been the real brand of winter weatber. In TAYLOR. CUR.TIS the sick ones and under the consequence, tbe splendid bargains in a to tell our readers Stepaey Depot, Ct. and strictly pure among overcoats now t ffered It's pleasure Ltvee Valentines ISM. doctor's care. being by Meigs about a Cough Cure like Dr Shoop's. CO, rBnABXJSHBD IK & Co. of Bridgeport are attracting For years Dr Snoop has fought against from lc to 25c. The Brisk Stare, Saaay Honk. Practical rtoraeshoer. Henry S. Young of Shelton spent more than usual attention. Xbe sea- the use of Opium, Chloroform, or oth Wagon and Carriage Re- Maple Syrup with his Mr and Mrs son's choicest coats in the latest mod- er unsafe found pairing and Painting; alao Blackamlthing In Sunday parents, offered ingredients commonly Novelties all lta branches, First class workmanship ThisTs what you want for breakfast. F. A. Young, in Taunton. els and fabrics are at substan in Cough remedies. Dr Shoop, it Valentine and trl-- . in-w- " Get Them tial reductions from Meigs & Co.'s has welcomed Food To the Ladies and guaranteed - 1wt At seems, the Pure from 5c to 25c. YOU. Telephone Con- ectlon: Bridgeport Division Mr and Mrs George S. TJorthrop of regular fair prices, and constitute tbe and Drug Law recently enacted, for FREE FOR L. C MORRIS', Shelton were guests, Sunday, of Mr most attractive bargains in reliable be bas worked along similar lines Northrop's mother, Mrs Pbilo Nortb overcoats that will be offered this sea many years. For nearly 20 years Dr Gentlemen ofNew ValentinePostcards We belong to the THE GROCER, Taunton. son. There are sizes to fit all men, and ! party never Newtowu, Conn. rop, in Shoop's Cough Cure containers have NOTICE throwsthtmud and an especially broad choice' for men bad a warning printed on tbem against : 2 for 5c. sand. Tha Is the Mrs J. C. .Field of stepney was a above the usual in size The offerings and other narcotic He town and ut Opium poisons. Vicinity kind of shoes we nnt on vour horse. Lar; of Mrs H. W. include tbe knock-abo- stock-o- shoes and all weights at my old stam guest.last week, Wright. long fancy bas thus made it possible for mothers Undertaker and Bmbalmera. coats as well as tbe newest grays, Ox to protect their children by simply in- Stanford & Co . B. M. who fords and black in both advanced on Dr S.E. TUTTLE, John P. Dorian, works at the form-fittin- sisting having Shoop's Cough Coaa. g models and the regulation Cure. Sold and R. H. I Ntwtown, SO OTH BURT, OONN. Hawleyville depot, bas been ill for a never recommended by take liberty in an dosed every noon. few days with grip and neuralgia. (Jbesterneld style, wbicb goes Beers & Co., Newtown; B. Hawley & Shop Saturday out of style. The fact that prices for Co., Stepney; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; on or Prindle & Alfred Buffets and family of Taun good overcoats will have to be materi- S. J. Parks, Trumbull. nouncing that about Schnabel, Trumbull florris ton visited Mrs Buffels' parents, Mr ally advanced next season, on account Phillip Announcements of W. H, PRINDLH. L. O MORRIS. of rise in of is lead - -- KiTJF and Mrs Satterlee, in New Fairfield, tbe tbe price wool, can be February 4, if?7 SOagiagtSirsBetbeL Boateytowlpoa. ' Merchants. last week. ing many men to buy their next sea Croup positively stopped in P. O. Address: M. erAlQi ncnisl Funeral Directors son's overcoats now. There is no 20 minutes. No. Vomiting nothing to Telephone oonnecUoos. Tmbn11. to sicken or disJres's your child. A sweet. open a first class and BUILDER. PRE.M1UM ISo. 600. John T. Porter, Oonn. and Bmbalmera, Mrs M. H. Flansburgh of Black question but tbat the big savings and safe called Dr CONTRACTOR Bock is a few the be made by buying now at Meigs, & pleasant, Syrup, on ail hied of work Easasomsly Mora lea Clock, Horseehoer spending days here, s Kstimates (ladly girea 1- Expert uo. 's sale are a (Jroup Cure, does the work -4 la hoar with Blacksmith. . Newtown, Conn. guest of her mother, Mrs Laura Leon attractive, by day or contract high, )a movement, and Gsaeral overcoats are and does, it quickly. Dr Shoop's sonbls roller and in. I ror-la- e ara. wrarjfip oi uroup uure is ror uroup remem- ssespsmsnt All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing " fffte,"atteri?Toh'. Severe reductions alone, Merchant aval, bevel Crystal, also geld done. Shop open every week day from 7 am. Telephone Call i i - touch all reefers and - ber. It does not claim to cure a dozen W. easts r band. For Oaoaa plat4 to 8 p. m. Strict attention paid to business. S. Curtia Glover ol- Bridgeport is at ulsters, sheep- ailments. R. T. OALLAQHER, too Trad w. 3--3. 4-- also. It's for croup, that's all. aLaia Bt Bixdt Hook. Ot. Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. H. Prindle, L. ?. Morris, 3. home, this week, with his Mrs lined coats Marks, or 50 Trads Harks and f 5 eta. mother, H. Beers & Co., Newtown; B. Haw Tailoring Shop near New England Station. Barber 6 eta. S. C. Glover, suffering with blood & P. J. and Hatrd r. &allaractlOfi in au my wori Postage, ty ley Co., Stepney; Garvin, poisoning in one of his hands. Dr A. of 12, comprising the office Bethel; S. J.Partis, Trumbull. Establishment luaran teed tsbon open every aay ana e & L. Schuyler is attending him. forces of tbe National Hat Co. land tbe ng. AsorBonlnc A Boeclalty. The Fairchild Shelton Co., Big Stock Green Soft Hat Co., enjoyed a sleigh 906-90- 7 Hoosatoaie Avn BrtdreporV OU Of shoes for LadlesTHALWEY. WILMOT & Mr and Mrs Charles J. Miss ride to Newtown, Saturday evening. This Is the time of the year that and Gentlemen. Also Rubber and Felt Boots, Beck, At Newtown the with can Mlnott Augur, Arctics and Rubbers. Best mates on the REYNOLDS. Esther Beck, Miss Myrtle Beck of party stopped at the people ready money make at Mr P. Gannon's store Bavdt Book. Oon. market. Sices to fit all Ou.ii"Aand Gee Hopewell, Mrs George Beck of Bethel Grand Central hotel, where supper was big dividends and at tbe same time get and Memorial Wwrh , M - t Ckolee Masts of All Els Cemetery eral erahandlse. Tpa- arytore and and several of Mr and Mrs served. After supper tbe room some 01 tne nnest at a great-discoun- Deals r la 4s, save . - 188UNDERTAKERS, neighbors dining garments next to Newtown Bee on ete. money." State St.. Bridgeport, Oonn. Cbarles J. Beck,enjoyed a straw sieigb was cleared and dancing was enjoyed from early season buying. PenUry, Tefstaklea, TRUMBULL, ride to Easton.Tuesday where until a late hour. But one little in- Davis & Savard have started their Church Hill in Newtown, Telephone 27-- 4. were evening, cident occurred to mar the of Clearance Bale to move balance of & S. OONN. GaOBOa B. Hiwlit, Vine St. Near Park Ave they pleasantly entertained at pleasure the Conn , 1 Hughes Chapman, J. Parts, Edward H. Wilmot, 80S Ollnton Ave the home of Mrs George F. Parrack. the trip. Owing to tbe fact that the tbeir fall and winter stock, and tbat where will make Successor to Omit. J. Bcoiu. Ton B. Kitxold8 299 West Ave. roads were not broken the sieigb over means to you a great saving on tbe of new COAL. CO A L. Telephone 831 Mrs George Beck of Bethel has been turned just this side of Newtown, but price of good quality clothing fresh all kinds garments Due spending several days, this week, with rrom tne leading tailors sucn as to order for MIOHAKL K1LLBKXDE, to Stein-Bloc- Arrive h m.r and Mrs unaries J Beck in Hope- - only a few weeks ago gentlemen Sandy Hook, Oomn. In a few days, a car con We did the business in tbe his -- fine flour midd lags, barley and choi well, largest. and guarantee a perfect OoaJ yards at New Kalaad Depot feed.taintngThe best aualttv of all kinds of Feed 3? tory of our store this season, and we Grain and Flour at the lowest prices always P. Miss Margaret Hess, the teacher of are satisfied to give the late buyer tbe fit and best workman- on nana at my store aee me Deiore you Duy. of our - FURNITUREKeating, the Taunton school, was obliged to balance stock at prices that will DEALER, close her school, and Wednes- bring them to our corner. Some sales ship. Tuesday on mark-u- p - Chester F. Brinsmade, Undertaking and Embalming in all its day, owing to a light attack of the are run tbe and mark- I will also execute all Trum bull. Oonn. branches, promptly and carefully attended to. down plan. Our clearance sale is run grip. A mark-dow- n SANDY HOOK. OONN. Fresh Made on tbe plan only. We give kinds of Cleaning and F. W. Andrews harvested his ice you tbe figures in our advertisement TAYLOR & HUBBEI.L. donth Britain Announcements. supply, Wednesday and Thursday, cut- Emulsion of in this paper. Davis & Savard, Main Repairing and all Wm. J. ting on A. D, Fairchild's pond. street and Fairfield avenue, Bridge of NEWTOWU STATION. Beehler, port. . kinds ladies' and men's kf aanfactarers of and tealars la Fvkbrju. Director Cod Oil akd R. D. Smith threw his hat in the air Liver garments with the great- The Highest Grade of Ceme- Ehhi.mir, with a whoop, Wednesday night, as When in "Waterbury trad '.ng you can at- Roxbury Announcements. The. Lady Assistant always in attendance. he finished the interesting task of cut- Is more beneficial get a toothsome dinner at a small price est care and prompt tery Work from Telephone Connection. Brookfleld. Oonn. ting ice that day. at Callendar's Half Dime Lunch on than one that has been in stock foi South Main street. tention at very reason- FOR SALE. Granite and Marble. Best Place Mr and Mrs G. R. Wilson passed months. We make onrs fresh ev- able One rnnaboot boery good as new; Office and Salesroom: prices. 1 Concerd in good Stratford Ct. Gro-cer'- es Tuesday in Roxbury. ery week, with Hypophosphites, are or buggy repair. 300 Ave., Bridgeport, To buv your George F. Taylor, If you Constipated, dull, bil in Horseshoeing. t)arrlge and Wagon Repair- General is 75c ious, or have a sallow lifeless complex- Thanking advance ing and General Blacksmith. Shop closed Sat- and Merchandise Funeral Director, Sandy Hook, Ct A. B. Blakeman filled bis ice bouse, bottle. Lax-et- a once see afternoon 5 o'clock ion, try to what urday 136-- 6. 27-- 87-- 3. just at my store. Telephone Calls: 5 and Monday, on the pond at will do for Lax-et- s are lit- and soliciting your pat- Telephone No. Tsrmb Cash. Crowe's buttoncutting they you. Your merchant cannot swell your account factory. Emulsion tle toothsome Candy tablets nice to ronage, J. S. BATES, when he nses the Mcdaskey System, So" Cod Liver Oil and eat, nice in effect. No griping, no Henry Pettit, "Wn. called merchants" don't use It. Pub- 8ooonasom TO Til Ban Bron Oo. "sharp F. B. The great plant of tbe Phelps Hypophosphites of pain. Just a gentle laxative effect Yours Mr and Mrs Bouton, lishing Co. at Springfield, Mass., pub- tbat is pleasingly desirable. Handy respectfully, THIS IS THE SEASON Home-Rtea- d, Lime and Soda. Lax-et- s Monumental & Funeral Directors and lishers of The New England for the vest pocket or purse. or- Building Work, C. P. WILLIAMS', Lax-et- s For nice sweet narel Good and meet desire. come Re-eettl- Embalmers. Housekeeping, Farm A tonlo and tissue builder every to We have some fine ones. Cleaalaf as a af Britain. New Home, and other where you In beautiful metal ange.We can and Bobber Boots. Xeaamaata, South fork State License, publications, useful in of litbographed SAfl KAPLAN. fit yon to Felt - tbe treatment a- Heaestoaea, ate. Pay and Night Services. Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee was boxes at 5 cents and 25 cents. Sold Arctics. Rubbers; b st makes lowest n rices. bronchitis, Good 8too s of W arm O loves. M Ittens and Uapa, Conn. 48-- a. for nine was consumption, R. H. Beers & B. a Georgetown, Tel. employed years, totally weak lungs, chronic cough, by Co., Newtown; tbe kind tbat kep out tne coia emme 'y 4 Water St., Norwalk, Ct Branch Office RidgeOeld. Tel.: Nol. destroyed by fire, Monday, entailing a loss of flesh, de- Hawley & Co., Stepney; P J. Garvin, and warm Outing Flannel. Big stoc loss of $500,000. An idea of the magni- anaemia, Bethel; S. J. Parks, Trumbull. 1 ofpret'ywinter Shoes to fit alt. New tude of loss be from a bility, scrofula, Elckets,etc. Groceries ana ueneai ....mercnanaiae. Department. the may gained STORE. Have opened a 5 and 10c Counter at my statement of tbe value of tbe machin- TBE FARMERS' H. G. store. Drop In and seefthe many bargains. A E. W. JR.. so INVIQORATE THE DKJESTION. Keane's n TROY, ery either or handsome gold Klvln watch to be siv-- for THOY'S BUDO., SASTDT HOOK. destroyed entirely Allen cash Ooupona with every warped tbat much of it is irreclaim- The To tbe and Joyce, Monumental strictly pnrchases. A four-colo- r, 96-pa- invigorate digestion Oonn. cash sale Call and get particulars. New Furniture New Llae of tne Latest able. The new Cottrell ge stimulate tbe liver and bowels Phoenix Life Roxbury Station, 72-pa- torpid Mutual stock of prepared Buckwheat Flour, some- Goods. press cost 870,000, and the so as old Works, thing very nice; we can also furnish you with CsaertaHae In lta Hoe li indie there's nothing good that M the syrup to eat on the cake Groceries, Salt all Brsjsshse. press cost $60,000. Another Hoe Pharmacy, Brandreth's Malt Extract. ansatonic An., BrMfsasft, Ct. 248-- 48-pa- family remedy, Pills, and Fresh Meats of all kinds. Telephone Troy's Hotel. No. 8. press a web affair, cost $50,000. which has been in use for over a cen- Insurance Co. Superior Remember the four-col- or place. A magazine Cottrell rotary In the Shopping District, tury. They cleanse the blood and im- An Old Hartford A. very refreshing and healthful drink for W. A. HONAN, press was installed at a cost of $45,000. new vigor to the body. One or Company. everybody for hot months. We sell It; also 48-pag- e Main part ktwdsof softdrinks. H. Another Hoe cost $30,000. while 987 St., two every for a week will Stands second to none In liberal coo ajl Pool Table. J. Funeral Director and 64-pa- night usually policy Barber Shop. Billiard and Cassldy's, Kmbalmer, a rotary Cottrell cost $31,000. - be all is For or acta. Guarantees more than a dollar's The Winter South Conn. Conn. that required. Constipa- 1 Styles Britain, 4-- v These cost Bridgeport, worth of lnsuranoe for every f of premium TvLXPHem Niwtsvn, Ct. six presses altogether about tion or Dyspepsia, one or two taken It has the recommendation for D. C Oarrlaon, good-size- d paid. highest $256,000, tbe price of several every night will In a short time afford conservative management among the repre BOIBDST &TATIOS. OOn, None blocks. The cost of the nine flat-be-d Druggists. great relief. rentatlve business men Insured In the com Corbett's Shoe Store, Better The Northwestern Mutual Life presses with feeders was about $52,000, Brandreth's Pills are the same fine pany. Than the Nutmeg Brand and of six machines some E. SANDY BOOK OT. of Canned Goods; we bar Peas Corn. Toma- Insurance Co. linotype laxative tonic pill your grandparents H. Garlick, In $21,000. Thpre were five job presses used and are ELI D. WEEKS, Manager, We a line of Shoes and toes. Squash and Beans thene goods. Buy lssues the Safest and Life and En- - being purely vegetable bare superior ws a can and you will buy more. Groceries of all aowment Strongest, worth all of $2000. The litbographing adapted to every system. OFFICES AT Veterinary, Tie for Ladle. Mm. Bovs ed stli In ail kinds. policies.R. H. a three-colo- r had ana Litchfield, Oonn. Bldg.. th 1,1ml si vies and laAa. If yon are inter Broderlck, Special Agent, department, plant, Sold in every drug medicine 106 Library DanburyOt. V 13&-- and JOHN M. SQUIRE, South Britain, Ot. 164 State. Bridgeport, Oonn. just been remodeled and given a store, either plain cr sugar coated. Bank St Waterbury, Ot. Ijong Distance Telephone ested call ret prices. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 1 1907, 5

- evening cake, ice cream and coffee nut Tree Hilton Friday evening, Feb- iery shop. Wednesday eveniDg. Bee. were served,' ruwv 1 Bernard FinHpg fa ill with grip. The body of Frederick Ltntn, aged The Newtown Mrs Eslie "Dunning from Bridgeport Arthur WMrebead of Derby was Ernes Eyre na begun harvest T5 years, was brought to Woodbury Newtown, Friday. Feb. 1. 1907 has been visiting Mrs Granville Dun- - visiting at his parents', Mr and Mrs NATURE PROVIDES his Ice. tj for Interment, last Friday. Mr Lin- nine. Whitehead of Red Citv. last Sunday. Bernard Fanning has lost one cf his ton was a resident of this rlUag confined to The Frenette who have been horses from old 20 Robert Staines has been family, on ae. over years ago and has always been The CIRCULATION : the house with a severe attack of the occupying . the Ornsby . place tne FOR SICK WOMEN Miss Belle Suckley froz one of her a member of the Masonic order In "Champion crri n. Seymour 5 moved.to New Haren, ears when from danc- J road, returning the Woodbury. He died at a sanitarium January 1, U8 Mrs Ws- - 'the last week. class in 'N. Hurd entertained E. a more potent remedy in the roots ing reception Woodbury, last Id Merlden. Suit lor $5 Evenintr Whist club. Thursday even The family of Rev J. Kirkpatriok and herbs of the field than was ever Boys, Last week, 4500 ing. are in New Haven for a few weeks. . Miss Marv has lust re Frank Tyler has been having the ell produced from drug-a- Is made to Burroughs a In of Financial iBtstitirUona. give covered fixma the irrin. part or his house-raise- one story, xj, the days extra service Ten A Nichols work;.-- our grandmothers: few drags were long Pages. Mrs Elizabeth NichoiSifromTBridger has been doing the . -- used in medicines and K. Land the hardest a - Charles iLum was in Meriden- a - Lydia The Randall Mortgages under port has been spending! a few ays ,Pinkham. of Lynn.- Mass., in her Company, Paris H pc erat. a Specially. to wear with Mrs? W. JS. " i, couple of days,;- last week, visiting (Incorporated by the Stats of OosBecucaU usage Huptt' with his Mrs Frank s B. All' ttrdyt of roots and herbs and their, loaned and save money PAIRFIELD COUNTY. F. L. Turnev snent.a day with daughter,' power over disease discovered and Mew Mllford, Conn. $USOO,000 ISO lOaM Frank Wheeler in Derbv. recently. ing. to. women world a and mending. To ston a Cold with 'PreTentics'1. is gave the of the itaft-erward- s. remedy lor their peculiar ills more Only the tough EASTOl. safer than to let it runtindiCure MIDDLEBURY v. and efficacious than est fabrics are us Taken at the f 'sneeze stage" potent any LYDIA. ' E. off combination of drugs. PINKHAM ed; all seams are AN UNPLEA8ANT EXPKBIENCK. Prevention will head all colds, and PLEASED 'WITH.srASTOB WRIGHT. double-sew- n Grippe, and .perhaps save you from The with On Sunday as Mr and Mrs W, C. Pneumonia or Bronchitis. Prevention Rev Newton Wright preached a fine Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Power Sanford of were : Earning thread) and Redding riding along, are little toothsome candy cold cure sermon on Sunday morning. He is is an tried and true of value. their sleigh struck a large cake of ice, 5 and 25 cent well liked and everv one he will honest, remedy unquestionable therapeutic OF A DOLLAR! taped; stout linen which had fallen from one tablets, selling in cent hopes During its record of more than thirty years, its long list of actual resist evidently boxes. If you are chilly,if. you begin remain as pastor for some years. The cures of those serious ills to women, entitles K. Pinkham's stays strains; of the wagons ice on Saturday . ; . .was-- peculiar Lydia Per Annum 6 In- carting to sneeze try Preventics. They will first Sunday in the year there an 'Vegetable Compound to the respect and confidence of every fair minded $i.oo placed at per cent Interest and pants have double It overturned the sleigh and threw check the cold and you. aaaition to the Methodise cnurcn oi woman. terest seat and knees. the occupants out. The horse ran as Soldsurely please B. new and person and every thinking Compounded annnallj and accumulated for 10 OK by R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; eight members," four by letter When women are troubled, with or functions, dou-le-breast- far as Burr Tucker's shed,; where It & Co., P. J. four bad finished their term ol proba- Irregular painful years amount to Handsome Hawley Stepney; Garvin,- weakness, ulceration or inflammation, stopped. Neither Mr nor Mrs Sanford & tion. One was received displacements,, backache, .' suits, were but the was Bethel: J. Parks, Trumbull. young lady flatulency, general-debility- indigestion or prostration, Principal, 910 00 in Injured, sleigh badly on probation. should remember there is one tried and true remedy, Lydia K. Pink--thy. Interest, 3.97 13.7. medium and smashed. ham's. darl I C. H. Judd and family will soon Vegetable Compound. For 15 years amount to mixtures, TTBMS OF INTBRK8T. NEW HAVEN '"COUNTY. move to town from New Haven,, as No other remedy in the country has such a record of cures of sizes 7 to 16, $5. Mr and Mrs H. Wheeler Mr Judd has his female UlsUand thousands of women residing in every part of the United Principal, tl5.O0 J. spent SOTJTHBTJKT. hired out to brother, wonderful of E. Pink- 9 67 -- 24.67 Let your boy test Sunday as guests or Mr ana Mrs jonn A. S. Judd. States bear willing testimony to the yirtue Lydia Interest, a Suit. Treadwell and with them attended Mrs C. L. Benham is ill at the Lake ham's YegetabLe compound and what it has done for them. For 20 amount to Champion - Mrs. Pinklram invites all sick women to write her for adrloe. She has years Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- the Tashua church. ENGINES COLLIDE. House, where she has been. keeping e G. is an house for guided thousands to health. For twenty-fiv- years she has been advising Principal, t20.00 for Burr Tucker suffering with this winter Ira Stevens. w Pink-ha- m nishings boys of all ages. is- - Last week Thursday morning there sick women free ot charge. She is the daughter-in-la- of Lydia E. Interest, attack of grip. It his first experi- head-o- n Mr Samuelson and family are laid was a collision between two i and as assistant for before decease advised under ence and he is very unfavorably im- up with grip colds. . her years her her freight trains, one being a double musical e immediate direction. Address, Lynn, Mass.. Illustration of $5000 Bond in 15 pressed with it. ) The given by the choir of Maturing yeara: is header just east of the depot. One I r Charles Beach still quite feeble. was had to the Congregational church, last week 1st is rTTejTs jrrrsBMP He as as engine badly damaged and was a success so- year.- f la luh year-- tt m does not gain fast his friends De X'he otner was aiso Monday night, both 2d SS OS 124h could wish. drawn away. and is 31 JK.71 IStli se.it2 more or less One cially financially. It hoped they died in Darten, was to Wood- with a and 4 - 4. E. P. Mills of Aspetuck, with assist- damaged. freight will another in the near future. brought large painful boil, which th I nii 2Si 4 Outfitters to Men. Women car was telescoped, but fortunately give bury for interment, last Wednesday. was relieved 5th MM - a ii SSSM and Children ants, filled the ice houses of Miss Ida none of or cars left the All the farmers are busy getting, ice, Joseph B. Hall has sold his horse to by lancing. Bib. M 1 M. Tarbell and the engines and a nice of ice. Miss Lillie Minor of las. o f& Northwest Corner Editor Floyd Tucker, - quality William Waterbury Total. aa.on.7 l.(W track. The main line was biocKea for will relieve Buckingham. 11X1 84 f Main Street and the past week, - from the Foundry Nothing- Indigestion Mrs was last with I 72 Fairfield Avenue. some timer but all trains were Able to Ko-d- ol Joseph B. Hall sick abed spent, Sunday, her parents, is not a 10U " 804 o 160-2- pond. . . that thorough digestant. with 1 Value. Bridgeport, Conn. pass by taking the siding. what eat and allows grip, last week. Mr and Mrs Howard Minor. Maturity digests you Mark Hall and son. James, of Wi la ' Hurland J. Hall, Philip Frazer and LYON'S PLAINS. LOUIS OSBORNK. the stomach to rest recuperate grow were In to Edward strong KODOL is a solution sted, the village, last week, Leavenworth froze their ears The American Real Estate Co., again. as attend the burial of his father. while returning from the dance in WHERE WAS HIS SUBSTITUTE? Louis Osborne, who had been b town of digestive acids ana nearly as pos- Mrs Walter Travers was ill with the last BrotdwiT. New Yrk. for several and was sible the Woodbury, Wedneadayevening. For full Information - Snail car- charge years living approximates digestive juices- grip, last week. William Sinsapaugh of Walden, N. apply to Charles Keene, the rural at William Meyers', died last Thurs that are round in tne stomach. Jixj- James Travers has been afflicted Y., Is to return and work in the cut-- rier, has been laid up with grip for the day night, aged go years. 'X'ne iunerai DOL takes the work of digestion off last 10 days, during which Route 12 was held from Mr Meyers' home, Sat- the digestive organs, and while per L. H. PRINDLE, has had no carrier, much to the incon- urday afternoon. The burial was in forming this work itself does greatly Boom 805, 43 Church NewTlgr., Conn. venience of the people on his route. the White Oak cemetery. . assist the stomach to a thorough rest. I St,, Haven, In addition the ingredients of KODOL Mrs Charles Hall is staying with TBN FINK DEER IN A BUNCH. - ) are such as to a of Miss Clara Banks. make it corrective Are You Interested in a Walter Harrison saw a herd , of 10 the highest efficiency and by its action good Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 Mr and Mrs Elmer ""Treadwell of fine one on the stomach is restored to its normal THE Bethel visited friends here on Sunday. deer, day last week, the man ? Mrs James Smith and Master Clar hill west of Curtis Smith's place. activity and power. KODOL is paying Investment CHARLES Q. SANFORD, Preat. EDWARD W. MARSH 'Vice Preet. ufactured in strict conformity with A O. II. B ROTH Ca&hler. Hull Brothers Co., ence have been on the sick list with Mr and Mrs Charles E. Smith enjoy the National Pure iood and Drugs Commercial or Shorthand Course at WELL, grip colds. ed a to Waterbury, last Friday. Law. Sold by all druggists. DANBURY, CONN. Mr and Mrs Jonn Morton welcomed W.tripE. C. Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding Mon a 10 son one Storms, while working at -- pound at their home, day E. Hine's saw week Wednes In WHOLESALE AND- - RET Al-l- last week. mill, last eys Trust of day, had the misfortune to catch bis LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Stillman's Business Find a checking account of special valos and eoavwateiBce. It radlHams matters mbmm n Bradley White Portchester spent foot in the to the o a iwwmenv oi ue account. 1 ! eboeka tar vt cnanaaltari his home to right carriage mill, r"Dun uuuc Uw M (mocbM mtut Sunday at here, returning badly bruising it, laying him up lor a WOODBTJKT. " eqiiklt toul uuxuit oooej It uwt, aimpta, is It His work on Monday. Mr w nite ex- few days. He is now able to be out pects to be away until the first of again..- - March. The of was FROZEN TO DKATH. . College First National Bank, C. JS. Patchen and men have been representative the bkk Is 923 kindly entertained at dinner, last Fri The body of William Gleason . was Well Worth "Considering. Temporary Address: Main btreC Bridgeport, Conn. assisting the machinist in in B. M. i . putting & day, by Mr and Mrs Tuttle. found frozen stiff and lying; by the aew pulleys and shafting at Bradley Miss m. who nas been drive-wa-y Sons' axe Mary Muason, aide of the between the factory. several weeks with Mr and stage-bar- n Miss Flora Lock wood has a spending - and creamery in North Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Typewriting. Established 1866. position Mrs Henry Munson. returned to wun- Woodbury, last Thursday forenoon. Hub Runners." in Norwalk. last week. 0 Ten cent discount for Cards are out for a social, dance at ford, It was found soon after o'clock by per January. The Oldest Firm In Connecticut- - The new furnace, which was Mr one . Banking Portland Cutters. D. Brown's,v Bradley street, February placed Griswold, of the stage drivers. Call or address "7 in the Congregational church by H. H. As the medical examiner, Dr Henry Two Seat Sleighs. Hitchcock ol . Woodbury, is working Karrmann or North Woodbury, had very nicely and it is greatly appreci- gone to in the 3L. Business . Roxbury early morning, Business Sleighs. GEORGETOWN. ated by those who attend church. the body was ierc there until his re- Stillman's " College, T. Watson & Co., Farm Bobs. W. M. Fleice or New York spent a turn at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, Danbury, Conn. v BANKERS BROKERS JITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAWAUG. ' few days' of last week at his place in when the death was pronounced due Bobs. White Oak. to freezing. Mr Gleason was aged 62 Stocks and Bonds Heavy EdmondiLee, one of the oldest resi- B. M. the killed was Grocer Bobs. dents of last Tuttle, blacksmith, years and a very Industrious man Corner Mala and Sohm Light Redding, passed away, two fine spring porkers, recently, which ota and peace-lovin- g disposi .Street, Bridfepert. Conn. Saturday morning, at the home of his 605 The one genial Um-pawau- weighed Me Material. . g. pounds. largest tion. kept bouse with Morris Sleigh daughter, Mrs Charles Bates, in weighed 335 pounds. Crimmins in and left INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. - NEVERSLIP. Can't Slip, and Rowe Weekeepeemee Horse 3hocs and Calks. Miss Bessie bchielke of Lilttie York. one brother, James, of this village, AT HEIM'S. Agnes Olsen has been ill, the past has taken a position with the S. N. E. ana six Mrs mawara of AMD a severe tonsil-iti-s. sisters: Tracy HARNESS HORSE GOODS. week, with attack of Telephone Co. at their central, office Hazel Plain; Mrs McGraw, Mrs Welch, Send for cuts and prices. in Danbury." . Mrs Patrick Bropby, Mrs White and Everyone that have ice houses are Waiter Harrison lost two sheen wild Mrs James Burns of The "AURORA" An Already Famous Mine. THE HULL BROTHERS CO., filling them with ice 10 inches thick week. were Waterbury. in hydrophobia, last They funeral was held in the undertaker's A a DANBURY. CONN. . this vicinity. bitten by a mad dog about four weeks rooms in Woodbury on-- Friday after Sheet Music. creditable past, satisfactory present and a Brilliant The Mission Band meeting that was ago. - noon and was conducted Future. by 'Father - to have met with Miss Carrie Osborne, Mrs ismmet Curtis nas Deen Liortus or and All the latest hits. and last was postponed on severequitecold St Teresa's church, the McKinley Century catalogues. Price Soon to Advance. Iriday evening, ill, the past week, with a' interment was in the- Catholic ceme- A line of music at 10c sent Will furnish com pi eta Id formation to an roc a Interested account of the bad weather. ana bronchitis. tery; Six acted as very large per copy. Catalogues Miss Sarah Coley, who has been on ers. nephews pallbear for the asking. the sick list, is now convalescing. SOUTHFORT. - HOTCHKISS VI LLK NOTK8. -; V-- FRED. B. KDEVIG, TASHUA. John T. , Hall, aged 89 years, who in Instruments. Dealer In .. VAIN HOPKl .. Everything String Security Hulioing. -- Opportunities NEWS HEREABOUTS. The trolley is to come from Water- . Largest-lin- e of Pianos in the city. Call and have a look at MAKE to and we I ou- - - bury Woodbury sincerely these fine Instruments andlet us explain easy term system of yv x ra. t Mr and Mrs John Patterson spent hope it may extend to aeymour,: arter irrviiir several days with friends, last week, a time. payments. Some good bargains in Second Hand pianos. Bridgeport in New York City. DR. KENNEDY'S Mrs M. E. Clark is ill. LOCAL ? Remember you are al way welcome at our store If you buy I quite aft HAPPENINGS. Savings Bank, MAIL GAS. Sewing society meeting, Friday - or If you do aot buy. COR. STS. ernoon ana evening, January zo, at George JS. Garlicky- Jr., has been "FAVORITE MAIN aad STATE Mrs F. B. Mallett's, notwithstanding suffering from the effects pf a very Bridgeport, Confa. Country Homes, 1 el the weather. The next hard cold. YOUR unpleasant W--- received from I to Churerfas.F acteries should meeting will be held at Mrs Mrs Julia M. Buckingham, also Mrs Deposits f $1,000 owi their own Gas Plants Mallett's, Friday afternoon and even- George E. Garlick, Jr., have recently LP KlEMEDY per annum. MONEY. for Lighting. Haatiag, 8. A visited in at the C. Interest paid oa all amounts, large Tir-rill- ing, February general invitation Bridgeport pleasant, Wm. Cooking aad Power. 'a is extended to all. home of Mrs Mary A. Bronson. Heim, or small. r - to Transactions malt receive careful Even though you do lire at "Equalizing" Gas MnShors who cuelr children' Homer W. Atwood has two pairs of Pleasant Take, 370 Main Conn. by some Machine jriB fiBe-steer- s . Street, Danbury, and dlsiaooe. there's do reason is absolutely safe m 4h-- 4 Powerful to Cure,' prompt attention. Laxative In- - U to Kennedy's CoughSyrnp Woosterig--xlSitm- - - mbr yon abould let that Tact Ample handle, always indorse it. Children like Mrs Lida g her "Welcome Deposits, 15,8,145.00 - variably it And - terfere with use far- . S(5.540,39 1.26 your of tha .J may,' ehsaply operated. because the taste is so pleasant... Con- aunt, Mrs Truman E. Wheeler. Assets, ctlilies of UiU bank. , tains Honey and Tar. It is the Orig; Mrs Amos Treat, formerly of this EimJIoaie. President T. B, DwFO BLEST. also . manufacture Mal-lory'- s, Vice Presldaata: fft inal Laxative Cough Syrup and is un- place, who is boarding at Edison . 8TEKJLING. F. B. R AWLFTV. Uncle Sam mail Is and x all kinds of Gas and Gas- TOWARD quick - rivaled for the relief pf Drives is failing. Treasurer ALEX1KD.U UAWLEY. safe. A moDCT order or a reg-la- Gas Fn-in- ae croup. olene supplies the cold out the bowels. Con- Mrs Leon M. Barnes, formerly miss KIDNEY. L TO BE N tered letter will reach us prom pt- - at and Automobile through of DOOWJtYANT CERTAI Tanks. forms to the National Pure Food and Lida May Lewis', this place, expects land credit to your aooouat S Storage Drug Law. Sold by all druggists. to move to Seattle, Washington, That Wui PfeJcxistign s filled as your physic-- ijwill be made as tboutrb you where she and her husband will join & BLOOD GURE cr National the moneyot band. m Send for complete cata- - Bad eport . brought by be eoaviaeed. WESTON. his parents, Mr and Mrs George I. an would like to have it? If so, bring it here. & . logue aad Barnes. Not a Patent Medicine. All toqalries will be answered & ' Herbert Burbank captured promptljr. FUNERAL OF COLUMBUS BCLKLET. one eight fine large pickerel,., day last week. Over 30 Years of Success. . , , Laoorporated ISM. . in . tne Match One dollar starts an account. The funeral of Columbus-- Bulkley the pona at uiamona Used Thousands of Homes Curtis' Oanlt.al 2tK R.V1. was on Wed- Go's, factory. ' in : Pharmacy, held from his late home ' - ana fronus, nesday last, Rev H. B. Carpenter con- Superintendent John B. King had a Corner Main and Him fits., Bridgeport, Conn. burpius kw.ihj ducting the services. Mr Bulkier was force of men fill the large ice house ' Write to Dr. David Kennedy's 85 years of age and is survived by his just east of the factory, last Saturday Sons, Rondout, N. Y.,.for. a Ability, and a Desire to City CrflK., life-lon- Miss Delora has been confined Integrity j wife. He was a native and g King FREE -- bottle. 946 Mala S4.. of house to her home with trouble with her sample Large Serve You, Tirrill Oas resident Weston, dying in the I .OO. All Bridgeport, Conn. , Machine Light in which he was born and had always eyes. bottle $ druggists. that Is what wa belle yoa will Sad if yoa Co., lived. ' Mrs John B. King, who was among Handy for the office or home. Hold paper together boooais a patron of tba Hridireport Nation ai ing the sick ones, last week, is now gain- and the use of which scratch Ing. All I Delud- tiantt; aaa Deoina us aoaira uwra is aiwat a Fulton New York. prevent pin, prevent kind. Soanclal strenrtti and sollaltr. 75 St., ing and able to be about. ing the new Pinch clip. Obtainable atjj Heaonroes to tba amount of about two mil- Miss Lockwood - : Established 1862. Irene is dangerously Mrs Charles Honkins spent last lions paotect tbe acoosat yoa plaos la tbs ill A nurse ; with pneumonia. trained -- - week in Derby;. with her mother, who Book 990 Main St. Bridgeport Mattonai Baalc is for her, was ill. t Jackson's Shop, Bridgeport. Mechanics and Farmers Call at the house a d see what caring quite - T. B. DaPORBST, President. Miss Louisa Smith is spending some Michael Connerty has left his po some unknown Bank kind of light it cives and what we time in Easton. sition at the Diamond Match Co.'s F. 24. HtMUAM, csa&mer. Savings can do with it. Mrs Charles Hotchkiss, of Rye, N. factory and has gone to Waterbury to reason it Is gener- 7 Kew Bank BaTlaiaff, Wall SL, BcUyopwt Y. , is the guest of her cousin, Mrs work. John E. Osborne " takes Mr F Columbus ally by Deposits, Oct, L, 1908, tS,87S,7.2 Bulkley. Connerty's position at the Diamond accepted Newtown and 681.63 ; Mrs D. B. Morehouse has been seri- Match Co 's. Savings Surplus Interest, 160, factory. - the leading, Smith Brothers, ously ill with pleurisy and grin, for Irvine Gilbert ; was in- Providence" banking When in Europe several days. Her son, Frank P. More-- last week, to attend the funeral of her houses. and dealers in Bank. Aasets, Agents, bouse, has also been contiDed to his sister. Number of depositors. XL.&87. Newtown Bee Office - lamvi room for over a week, but is now some- Piles quick relief from Dr legitimate securities, Remember; UaxjoajoaArap Deposits of D o poos roatvd aad laMwl CT. what get eradiMd from tba Srs ot mmcb month, payabis NEWTOWN, improved. Shoop's Magic Ointment. Remember that the people, who, aad Jaiy of aach yaas. laoarpor-t- d Michael Tier no has purchased a new it's made alone for Piles and it works Deposits Oct. 1. 1906, 805,641.44 taJaanary1X7. horse with and satisfaction. Itch at the present time in - 30.000.00 OITICXB81 certainty Surplus, 1 Orlando Andrews has purchased ing, painful, protruding, or blind piles the have Asset at par Talue, 947.6-aa.5- John X Weasels, President. fox-houn- the d. aggregate tine voung like its use. Assets at martce. Talne, 988,634.31 Marshall disappear magic by Try most K, storris. Praaidaatta. Birth Stones Mrs Lyman Beers has been spending it "and see. R. H. Beers & Co., money to invest, rredk. Hall. f Vlot dol-ta- rs J. several days with her daughter, Mrs Newtown; B. Hawley & Co., Stepqey; The Edition Deposits of ons dollar to one thoosand L. S. Oal,Ttw, and Trusarusr. are the of recel-re- one one Baeratary Bennett in Bethel. P. J. Garvin, Bethel; !s. J. Parks, presidents European tram any person la year. and Mr and Mrs John Morton weleom ed rrumbuii. banks, trust off a little son last week. - companies, the President: DAVID C. PECK. Mrs A. E,' Turney, A. C. Bradley insurance- companies ARTHUR T.NETTUETON. The Bridgeport Trust Their and Charles Corsa have been OXFORD. Treasurer: Heanings. ailing and a few in !L4 - January Garnets, constancy. their larae ice house, this week, capitalists E W H m IL'IE &DD D GS (Q :'. DO IE Company, peace of mind. Mr and Mrs F. W. of Nor MRS JANB B. WHITE. aiT T JFebruary Amethyst, Gregory the large cities, and to lt-i- n mate Ooaa. March Bloodstone, courage, wisdom. walk. visited relatives here, last week, Mrs Jane E. White, widow of Joel in- at, RrtdreporV April Diamond, Innocence, free from Miss Mary Adamshas been spending died at home of her broth- - selling this class of . . White, the a week with Miss Irene .Ferry er, Wooster B. Mc Ewen, on Monday, vestors, devote Capital, surplus and nndl-- ' Kay Emerald, discovers false friends. Friends of Mrs Frederick Beers, January 21. She had not enjoyed very they Jane 'Agate, health, wealth and peace. Miss Minnie Williams of this some their entire tided profits, 3oroo.o from-doub- formerly good health for years, but had energies. .July Bu by, frees t and anxiety. place, are Dleased to hear that she ana been able to be about the house most It is a fact that there are over .August Sardonyx, preserves from danger. Mr .Beers, having sold their residence of the time. About two weeks before Kjv.irM rketwlt. rabWl hnWlr m.lUnM tmm i a hundred Me s September Sapphire, preserves from folly in WeBSlneton South Dakota, was traveling representa- w In timet on acooaaw averaging SMK) t arr-- Springs, her death she stricken with Ynfe the October-i-Opa- l, faith and tives of investment nnis6afe Deposit fiaita. sharpens the sight will come East, March 1, to reside in prevalent disease, the grip, from legitimate Acta as Execntor, Tl November. Topaz, fidelity and friendship. . Norwalk. never dealers, bond salesmen, as they or in Administrator, mlil s. which she rallied, but gradually any Ftdaclary Oapadty. 'December Turquoise, success and happi-nes- S. S. Carver of Greenwich spent Sun-- grew weaker till her death. Mrs are called, who visit regularly .... dav at his home here. White was a or Mr and Mrs the same class of investors F. W. ntAESH. Presldaat. birlh-rsto- ne daughter ORANGE M KRWTJf A complete assortment of Charles Keane, carrier on R.r F. D. David Mc Ewen and had been a life- in Southern and Western New-Englan- Rings can be found at Route 12, is now convalescent aTter an long resident of Oxford. Her age was illness of nearly two weeks. . 73 years. She leaves one sister, Mrs They are nicely mannered, Emily O. Hughes, and two brothers, young all W. Wooster B. McEwen of Oxford, and agreeable fellows, The . : G. Fairchild& Sons, LONG BILL. Wilbur Mc Ewen of New Haven. The selling about the same class of fliddlesex the one --half Do You Jewelers, Watchmakers, funeral services were held from her securities, three and Want to Invest in Co. , Silvers'! itns. THE METHODIST CHUBCH. last and to four per cent, kind, and all Vortiraires S cent Inter- Banking: late residence, Thursday, Biidfreport s paytng per Main Cor. P. O. Arcade. were attended. on the same men. est? Ueorcla Mortfraa-.- payinir e per cent In- tn 997 St., Services as usual, next Sunday, Feb- largely calling terest? choice Bonds paylnR 4 tni percent In- Organised tSTi. Now la tta SOth yea ruary 3, conducted by Rev W. E. These men only scratch the sur- terest; A Home on Easy Terms? A Building hiislmias. being oa the sasas nl a mm mm amw BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Patchin. Mrs Martha Hawley entertained a face of the Investment business, in friuch Lot. and borrow tbe money with which to Banks aad under tb. aparwtskm of tba of four friends from Will keep you build? Or pnrcbase a Stmer Ticket, or boy sleighing party and In my advertisement next a Letterof Credit or Foreign Draft? Or ex- Bank Ezamlaara. State Tract JTaada l?es Mr and Mrs W. I. Davis entertained Waterbury, last Sunday. Savins Bank Books for In tbe statute ot 188a. week, I will tell you why. off . change vestmenta, the Evening Whist club at their pleas- Miss Julia Wheeler, who resides at with the news. Home receiving Interest to date? If so, call or writs h par cast Debentures of Vm. SM ant home', last Monday evening. Her- the home of Seth Washburn, is seri- ' FMxiey House, of Thomas C. Perkins ; HAWumiii, Nwtows, Ot. bert Walker captured the .gentlemen's ously ill. Dr Benedict Seymour off World-- , BURR & KNAPP, the round Ttiank-i- n first and Dr Charles the attends her. Conn. Mutual Building and the: Now open for guests year we lwvite all prize Gallup BaoEams, U. D. olapatrons for past favors, - consolation. Mrs Herbert Walker The Sunshine Circle of the Congre- Hartford, Conn. . Buuni akd Sanford &Co., comeland see us. Transient boarders care- won ladies' first prize and Mrs W. N; gational church will give a sociable at TSL . - m aLAIH STBLKKT. efallw attended to. of Mr Lancaster on Chest-- BBXDOKFOBT. OOHBT. tja HaaniVUv Mr and Hn A. S. Flxley, Props, Hurd the consolation. During the the home 6 THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1907. t&AAAAj&feAifc&fe&ftAft &A3f The Newtown Bea 1 1 ! Newtown, Friday, Feb. 1, 1907. VALENTINES CIRCULATION food ureal We are showing a big assortment Jarnury 1. 188S. 600 You can make better with of the famous Last week. 4500 Clearance Sale C Co. Tuck, The Geo. Whitney . and the Ten Pages-- of Art Co. -- International Publishing I ITCHFIELD COUNTY. i Ihm of Valentine, the best 1he market affords Call and make CLOTHING and your selections early. J NEW MILFORD. The February Victor Records now ready for Inspection M. D. MILKS INJURED. IPtowdteip FURNISHINGS 55 riENS - The village was thrown into exclte-- as ment.Sunday morning about 8 o'clock. ABSOLUTELY HHJRE P. n. CASSEDY, by the blowing of the whistle of the Postoffice New Milford hat shop and the ringing- of the fire Building, bell, it appears tnat M. u. Miles, tne At Cost and Below. faithful engineer, had started to climb more up the ladder ol the water tower to Lighter, sweeter, palatable In order to make room for new I thaw out the water pipe leading to spring stock, the tower, which was frozen. A light will put in the knife on prices all along tbe line. Come ed torch had ignited the paper about and wholesome. in and look the over. the nire and it had got beyond nis goods well-know- n control. In bis excitement Mr Miles Suits and Overcoats made right at home. Plen- An Assortment of the NEW-YOR- K. Elegant lost his hold and fell to the ground, ROYAL BAK1NQ POWDER CO. of cloth to Select from. distance of 15 feet, striking on his ty feet. Dr George E. Staub hastened to the factory on call, and found Mr J Miles suffering from his bruises, lie A. Co. KDISOM RECORDS. A. Vantine & wrapped him in his big fur overcoat Stephen C. Beach, Mr and Mrs Chaun-ce-y Sunday school is increasing under the TBI FIBBUAEY Ii. S. and drove Mr Miles as fast as he could Marsh, Mrs John Wells and Mr inspiring leadership of Rev E. A. Hen 9458. A Garden Matinee (Ftlml), WENGROW, Tailor, to the latter's home on South Main and Mrs Don C. Peet. After the whist derson. The sessions of the school are Edison Concert band. A delightful Bank Street, Next to Evitts Store. ft street, where he is now under treat playing refreshments were served. held from 3 to 4! d. m. Mr Hender pntr1 ar.te. Drug Goods. ment. 'X'ne memoers 01 tne water son is giving a weekly picture talk 9459. Snow cross NEW MILFORD. ioc soon When the vivas Witch Hose Co. arrived and had that is much enjoyed. the Valley (Solman), Harry MaoDon- - tbe fire under control in short order. A the writers or "in Decorated The loss by Are will not ex A CLEARANCE SALE. ough. son? by Very pretty and dainty pieces of '"hina. probably NORTH V I LLB HAPPENINGS. the valley wnere me uiue dhuo ceed $200. The clearance sale of men's suits Sing." The best value ever offered in New Milford. Horace Emmons' Sunday morning 9460. caoe v- - OFFICERS OF THE A8PBTUCK VALLEY and overcoats commenced Saturday was his chim- Jientucsy itreioeij, ORANGE. morning, January 26, at Hatch & quiet much disturbed by sar Girls quartet. A pleasing; selection Mew Milford ney being on fire, but with assistance a or remaie voices. ! The officers of tbe Aspetuck V alley uewey'8 store, closing is id was soon by quartet - HAYES HAS IT were in- Saturday evening, February 2. Mr "om neignoors pui 9461. Liustspiei uveriure Veier- Grange for the coming year Hatch says: "We will save our patrons auH uuu iuuuu " Bela). Edison Symphony orchestra. C. stalled, Tuesday evening, January 22, ouu-jj- , Mrs Arthur make r Then on Ihlsf UiM to monev. not a or cneao One of those : naibl U E. RIDDIFORD'S Brother and sister w nite- - it is sale "inn Morehouse. Mrs j Liz pieces that always In joar mind that wo whtwrpr yoor wuu mar b. of (om oLr liZTVJtr STS Ml if - by Worthy " bought for the occasion, or last George Roebling. a fine record. week U mm fnllo.i: QrvoaheSalmon. While Oblck.n llJlboi, Hl.rk Oadftla JL rvitif Bank St. New ord- Talaphoae head 01 Washington, 'xney were: ear or the before neither zie Roebling. George Roebling. Jr., Mr 9462. A Lemon in the uaraen or Bulterflh. Wwkfish. Free Haddock, ebntee Lu fentelte. B oBh. MmrkVtS' aid JC.1, Master, George w. year styles, and Mrs Mrs m. bla-- dera; Koand Clama, Ltoag Clam and Scalloua, Live and bolted Lobatera, squires. do we wish you to confound this sale John Roebling. r. rv ftinrle). Blllv Murray. The- feak bhnmpa Overseer, Harry Hurd. Buckingham. Mrs Annette Dayton, est in s Mrs G. N. Abbott. with the sometimes used method of Couch Couch be son? hit iticnara tjane iue Bank Lecturer, marked-u- p and then marked-dow- n Sterjhen and Pauline prlngr Chicken." C. A - Street, Sew Milford Steward, Calvin Benedict. came members of the Baptist church 9463. Good John (Herbert), The Winter Is only begun and so Milton Hall. again prices. Every suit and overcoat now is 72. Hayes, tne just Assistant Steward, we offer was bought for this season's here. The number enrolled Collins & Harlan. A comic Italian , stock of Chaplain, John H. Hall. use marked in Mrs Salmon Couch has been confined dialect selection, by Montgomery Treasurer, George N. Abbott. every garment plain to her bed with an attack of the sanjr B. figures as they have been sold all the grip. and Stone in "The Bed Mill." Heavy Gloves for men, Secretary, Israel Smith. season and as you have seen them in Mrs Walter Hine is caring for her. 9464. Fancy Little nancy (Bainesj, Arnold's Gate Albert Terrill. serio-comi- c Morse Keeper, our window display with price tickets. Albert Roebling has been spending Ada Jones. A sonfr. GOOD Blankets, Ceres, Anna Stone. Here are our reductions: Men's a few davs at his home nere. 9465. Regimental iTide uarcn Bed Pomona, Gertrude Hendricks. price W. C. Hine has a new farm horse, band. One Saw Superlative Blankets, Mrs Calvin Benedict. suits and overcoats, $7.50, S8 and 8 50 (Heed), Edison Military Comfortables Flora, grades at $5; 810 and 812 men's suits purchased of Beeman & Strong. of the best marches that we have re- IDRUGS! Lady Assistant Steward, Mrs I. B. and sale corded in some time. Flour, need be told store are Smith. overcoats, price $7.50; suits :n - Nobody at my worth considering. After the services refreshments were and overcoats, 813.50, 815 and 816 qual- MERRY ALL. 9466. Uncle Josh auninese l&uq- Wood. $5 per bbl. that there are GOOD drugs served and both Patrons and visit- ities, Saturday, at 810; 818, 820 and dry (Rube). Andrew Keefe. It's the A Full Stock of Groceries. all, $22 50 high grade suits and overcoats, Rev J. F. Plumb will hold services name old. but ever funny story. Every barrel guaranteed and BAD ors, enjoyed a social hour. Then all one 815. In tbe chapel on Sunday, February 3, 9467. way Thla Is not an easy en drags. to their several homes at price, You who attended 3 m. Looting tnia vww led or nosey refuwde4. When we buy drugs we repaired feeling our August sale of last year won't at p. venter), Miss Hinlcle and Miss iveye. task unless you have tbe right kind of the time wen spent. need a second Last week we bad tbe most snow Sacred selection soprano and con a saw and keep It in good order. This are very careful to avoid the E. H. The for discussion invitation.knowing that and coldest weather of tbe winter. by 1 would do MARCY,' subject during we sell as we advertise, and that there tbe tralto. is just what like to for you. GOOD A. M. Booth's Old Stand. hour next The reached below Good-by- e, C. I. bad and secure only the lecturer's at the regular is no chance for disappointments. To thermometer' eight 946a Sweet Maryland LEACH, ss F zero. the DRUGS high-cla- rJennett St., New Milford. meeting of the Grange, ebruary lz, tnose wno nave never made use 01 our ( Rosen feld). James F. Harrison. A I carry Church Street, New MUtord. pore, fresh, will be on The The ice house was filled Mr "Dairying." Treating clothing establishments would say, creamery beau ui aescripiive miisq. -- drugs from which good best breed of cows for Drone. The best that tbe business with ice 12 inches thick. Mr Kroos 9469. Little JNeu Aioer Telephone 5- for best results. Tbe best feed steadily increasing was from Mt Vernon and off Ab a solo(fryor), medicine can be compounded. care, in New Milford and Great Barrington up paid was Benzler. bells Arthur Fry W. or combination of feeds for quantity can only be accounted for by right the help Saturday afternoon. He or's tuneful and swingry song and dance Atkins Saws John Booth, and quality of milk. The best way to methods and merchandise. Come to well Dleased with the iob. make a floe number. HOT I utilize the products of the cow for the our sale, be if and Mr and Mrs Henry Murray and 9470. Time (Cohan), J. w. PANCAKES General remuneration. is you'll glad you do, were at G. N. Sun Night M. in tbe Cross Cut, One Mao, Hand, Repairing. greatest It earnestly sorry if you don't." daughter Abbott's, Myers. A big hit in George Cohan's Panel. Rip and Buck Saw. If you are Who don't like them these cold W. N. Noble's, requested that all Patrons may be day. "Tbe Governor's Son." need a new saw Atkins Brazing, cast iron as well as other metals present. Mrs German, who has been caring 9471. Whistle (Herbert), miss in of try tbe frosty mornings Mrhen made from machine work, screw cutting, turning, bur- for her has returned It and you will never be sorry. They are Bank New niHord. nishing and polishing, lawn mowers, knives, sister.'Mrs Wyble, Trix and Messrs Meeker and Murray. manufactured from finest of Health Brand Pancake Floor and St., lawn shears horse FARLEY OSGOOD SPEAKS BEFORE THE The attendance at the Lanesville home. comic from "The Red tbe grade shears, sickles, sharpened, LADIES OF THE MONDAY CLUB, The great trio steel temnered so that the teeth will Rock Dale Mills Buckwheat Fkmr. Telephone 88. ana toilet clippers ground by special power Mill." are machinery. Enterprise meat .chopper plates 9472. a not break in setting, yet Jhard New stork just In; also Dew Ma- and knives reground. All the above warrant- The ladies of the Monday club were And Little Child Shan Lead enough to bold an edge for a ung ed to cut. Saw filing in general. Umbrellas favored with an exceedingly interest Them (Harris), Byron G. Harlan. time. old saw does not work ple Syrup, Honey, etc repaired with new ribs ana covers ; have a address rooms of Com Charles K. Harris latest ballad. If your good line of samples for covers, self --opening ing at tbe tbe satisfactory brlnir it in and I guaran frames Included. Blcyoies, guns, revolvers, mercial club, Monday afternoon, on 9473. Cherry Intermezzo (A inert), tee to put it In good order for you. If carpet sweepers, sewing machines, violins, "The Practical Uses of Electricity Edison Concert band. This Instru need an Farmers' Co.'s, etc., put in order. Key fitting, locks, trunks, of mental selection is out oy its you Trading A Great Stock of fishing rods, and many other things repaired. by Farley Osgood, general manager given num- Tbe 5 Pneumatic tires of ail descriptions on notice. the IS ew Milford Power Co. Mr Osgood publishers as their "follow up" Satisfactory tor, Micycie tires ana sundries on nana, mail or- handled the subject in an admirable ber to "Iola." Axe, Helve, Cant Hook, NEW MILFORD. Fall and Winter ders receive prompt attention. You will find manner, for an hour or more 9474. Alice. Where Art 'I'nou wo-- me at junction of Bridge, East and Grove Sts. speaking A Cho- or Telephone t-- A vote of was Billy and Wedge &11 worn guaranteed thanks given him. sil ing? (Gumble), Murray Splitting Den Ioe. Box 564. New Milford. Oonn rus. This song is already very popu Saw Wedge Prompt Delivery Robes LADIES OF THE MONDAY CLUB TO EN lar. It's popularity as a record win Lap TERTAIN. be even more so. Tbe Edison quartet you will find them here. The finest sings with Mr Murray in the choruses. lot of hand shaved helves you ever and Blankets. The ladies of the Monday club will 9475. unerry 11111 longin&ij, saw. A Stock of Work and A Great Line of entertain the gentlemen of tbe Com l Ada Jones and Len jerry A typ Complete mercial club and their wives and Spencer. Driving Harnesses. friends a next lady ical East Side character sketch. Tbe at musicale, Monday Song "Cherry Hill Jerry" (LowiU) is evening, at the Commercial club sung by Miss Jones. MILK, CREAM Men's rooms. Reiresnments win oe served, Remember the end 9476. ior xou EL Frank Evitts, and the promises to be one that Somebody's waiting A new M. and BUTTER of socialgathering (Gumble), Harry Anthony. Mallett, Railroad Street, New Milford. the events of the winter. of our Clearance sale comes when we close waltz HOD 17. Cor. Main and Church Sts., Hans at the Furnishings! our doors on , 9477. Ave Maria (Gounod), AN ENJOYABLE TEACHERS' MEJITINQ. Kronold. A solo for 'cello, accompa- New Milford. Ct Up-to-da- te nied New Milford Line of The teachers' meeting at tbe Center by piano. You School, Saturday, was attended by 65 9478. Because You're (Herbert), Guaranteed teachers and school officers from New Miss Hinkle and Mr MacDonougb. Creamery. Sec- Tbe repeatedly encored soprano and Brushes. Stift and Soft Hats Milford and surrounding towns. Red MUL" DB ORIS WOLD BRAG AW TO LOCATE IN Tooth retary C. D. Hine of the State Board tenor duet from "The HtW M1LFOKJD. We have then for 25c. This of Education, over the meet- F. E. Soule sells tbe Edison records means If are defective in way. presided and machines. that they or anytrou- ing in his genial way, and the five Saturday Dr Griswold Bragaw, a graduate of If the bristles fall oat, mat down give Medical of ble in any way,that we replace or (five money speakers of the day gave most inter GATLORD6 VIL.LK. Bellevue Hospital college back. , At McFIahon's, talks. A feature which Mew York, baa recently arrived in ' esting pleased Miss Annabel and George Marsh of Mew Hare Toa Tkoaeat of m Mtq 4tt-Plu- Bixxjk, all present was tbe dinner at the school- Milford. where be will shortly Albert Congregational church, by the New Milford visited their open an office in tbe Mygatt & Plumb Evitts, Druggist, given Night. Halle and Newton, - Private Wire SB. NEW MILFORD Cor. Bamk ud Railroad Streets, members of the School Board and by mates, Raymond building on ts&nJE street. ..,- - some of ladies who We've been out to our Pat- over Sunday. NEW MILFORD. the of the town giving Bargains - Or Photograph The gentlercea- tills held 4a-ira- are Interested in the schools. place for a Cmeiacr Wow ble rons for the last week, but this sale must encL. p&ocake sociable in the church parlors Mrs H. D. Hine, in company with Birthday gifV. boY-berb- Ha- vmJne4 wornM be. Te an Mr and Mrs W. A. Watts of New picture IN THE PROBATE COURT. Clothe yourself and clothe the it"is on l Tlday evening 01 last wees, ana ui eoee atot o m Harness Repair Work Call and see the stylish line of enjoyable evening was spent by all. ven, sailed, Thursday,, on a winter Beoiaea it baoome William B. Gaylord has been ar- - too late to reap the benefits of Mrs - nave crutee to the West Indies and South ts am or7. It never lone ite ebnrm Having secured a room over the Wanamaker & Brown samples. on jjtfrcut prices. Mr and uooert i4.eiiorg nnncietiona. Call at office of Be man & Strong, oppo- pointed administrator the estate SfeT Which do 3& f rtends visiting them from out of town. America. latereetiag site the Town sheds. I am ready of his father, the late Irwin B. Gay- - .WeiaYotyhext you Martin is in poor neaitn Recent arrivals at tbe Park View to attend to Harness Repair lord. - Over- uungeriord Dr and Mrs Griswold - - Suits and at nreseut bouse include: Work of all kinds. New Har- . thitife prefer doing, counting writing. Mrs ness made to order. Give us a juuge juuu n auuiu was iaJPefTr- coats or ? We think Miss jeanette uayiora nas ieii. ior Bragaw of New London, Mr and Call. Tuesday, as actin of Drobate in counting money you'll say Boston, Mass., where she will sail for M. J. Barrett of Danbury, Mr Cbapell the Kent courts Judge Eaton was dis- ''Counting money." - Europe with friends. of Fall River, Mass., Samuel Porter of The Hine Studio, E. N. OSBORNE, Church St., Ackley, Hat at arsh. qualified in the case of the estate of A. H. Barlow is filling his ice house. Goshen, Mr Fuller of Danbury, C. 11. PonUHBoa Block. NEW MILFORD. Liutber iuaton, he being named as ex Lewis of West field, Mass., Dr and Mrs ecutor under will. WHO WOULDN'T BE THK 1CK MAM? J. C. Barker, W. G. Brown and family. NEW MILFORD, CT. the You Are. Mew rr We have a large stock of Men's and Boys Right S. J. Ferris, tbe local ice man, Mr and Mrs Robert Dunlap of Reasons Usini and Rubber Arctics Rubbers IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. genial Milford, Mrs Frank Hosford of New Felt Boots, and Below we quote prices for Suits and Overcoats (new began cutting ice, Monday morning, Preston. Neis's lust In. Also Men's and Boys Gloves and The regular meetiDg of Palm Rebek this season one of But what's the use. tbe ice being 10 or lz incnea in inicit-nes-s Mrs Clifford who bave Mittens. ah lodge, No. 43, will be held on Wed- every them.) and of line Mr and Marsh, 2. more-convincin- quality. View bouse farthest: it's a Prices low. Give us a coll before purchas 6. de- We might talk for weeks and in the end say nothing been staying at the Park How Is Your pleasure 30 eat, . . It satisfies; 7, always the nesday evening, February The AMONG THK TOBACCO PACKERS. tbe nine weeks, bave returned same; o, rbody praisos it; 6, you will like ing elsewhere. gree will be conferred on two candi- than is shown by a mere statement of the .past 8. you should it. Ask for insist on Flour, Feed, Grain, Cotton Seed, Meal dates. A box will G. St. Brother received three home. It; 'It. try it; sociable be held, facts and in the case : Falk Watch having Gluten Feed. Coarse Salt for Packing Pork, following the work of the evening. A figures carloads of tobacco here, Wednesday. Michael Lynch, C PolannK James Railroad St., New Milford. etc.. at low prices. jolly good time is assured. Brennan. Lee, Leslie First-Clas- s Meat Market. We butcher only Suits and Overcoats worth AMONO THK HORSKMKK. Harry Osborne, Native Steers. $7.50, 8.00, 8.50, Chester Lyons and Ralph Baldwin at R STILL RIVER. $5-oo-Sui- unning ts Carl a successful farmer at tended dance water Stock of First-Ola- ss Groceries. Now liorcb, tbe at tbe Bridge la It a! way tmm or Large Mr and Mrs W. B. North a handsome Town on We can save you on Hamlin ha been Kent, bought pairSc ball, Friday evening. elmr! Srrar quite Umet One Half money everything. visiting his parents, Mr and Mus G. L. and Overcoats worth $10 and $12, of farm horses, Monday, of Beeman Mra Frederick J. Hatch passed rNwtoajaa the aratcn la capable Hamlin. Strong. Thursday and Friday In Great Bar- of very eoraraae reeeleg. bee The Olive Oil , Now It la sot. I. order. Voe Mrs Levi Warner is on th sick list. $7 50 rington, Mass. know Uat. prrfvniie ubv ttorhaatm Sold in this country is adulterat- Hatch & James is Four cans of fine Sugar corn for 25c Sanford, O. C Bid well and C etieWatly drcnaada ed with linseed oil or soma Ackley, Marsh, Turner passing away time Suits and Overcoats worth 13.50, 15.00 and store of The Judge olaatlcaeexre of Of IH4I other ingredient, Railroad and Sts.. New Milford these while it lasts, at the R. Sablnot Great Mass., Uet Ue, oWna and usually a very poor article. For absolute- Bridge stormy and cold days, making Co. Barrington. parte aprtoa-a- wbmia. Jeweia. ly pure olive oil perfect in flavor, put up in ax handles. He is said to be an ex- 16.00, Now $10.00 Farmers' Trading bave been guests, this week, of F. J. riC-- . be jumt, rtsba or rood cansdirect from go to Hot pancakes are delicious when la of Italy pert. Suits Overcoats . Hatch. limine oat tor qoetUoa. G. L. Hamlin has let his farm to W. and worth $18, $20, 22, made from Health Brand pancake Mrs Stuart has been 111 at tbe borne G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, flour and Rockdale Mills buckwheat Mra Osborne. Watch Repatriate alwir bea L. Greer, this coming year. Now 515 00 of ber daughter, Nettle m New Milford. Fred Baker has a flour. New stock just in at the store baa been bobby of oar, to do tbe had grip col. feut of the Farmers' Co. D. McMahon, tbe popular tailor, best work posalMo. is better. means Feb- Trading cans a good line of shoes, guaranteed to G. L. Hamlin is able to be, around "NOW" until Saturday night, Still at it,, selling three Sugar wear and stand storm. A line of 3& corn, June-peas- strlngless beans, to- tbe again and do his work. ruary ad. 25c. All stylish bats jubt received. Also some Mrs W. J. Greer is on the sick list. matoes and pumpkins for handsome winter caps. Good Taluea Dayton's R.tfistrI new pack and fine quality. Farmers' in men's M.W. HILL. IP"WEARS LIKE IRON" "NOW" is the time to save money by Co. pantaloons. New METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS. Trading Restaurant, it. Rev and Mrs George Henry Smith Watch and clock repairing promptly The Jeweler, Bank Street, New Milford, Conn. A popular Varnisn ana Stain com. Mrs Nettie Osborne has withdrawn spending of Kent were in town, Monday morni- attended to at the store of M. W. UUL New MUford!. Cono. bined. ber as ng- Opp. W. G. Barton's Dry Goods Store Rejuvenates everything. resignation organist at the Methodist church by request of the At Seth Marsh's place in Merryall, For a of soda water Is the place for Ladies, Children and Gentle- official board. last week Thursday morning, the ther- refreshing glass men to get a regular meal, from 6 a. m. m 11 HATCH & 20 below with pure syrups call at tbe drug store m.. for 25c Lunches of all kinds served at DEWEY, mometer registered degrees p. 4 - of Albert Evitts at short notice. Remember the Place C. A. WAY CO., Mr and Mrs H. L. Randall return on The Glottilet-- zero. RIS1NQ FR OM THE GRAVE. Dayton's Restaurant, Paints, Oils and Varnishes, Friday, after a sojourn in Atlantic T. F. Piatt, the efficient railroad If you want a good dinner for 25c go v New 87 Railroad New Ct. and D. C. Bank St. New Milford. Main St., Great In Falls Village. Bank Street. Milford. Oonn. St., Milford, City Washington, Barrington agent, passed Sunday to Dayton's restaurant. A s 125--3. E. N. Osborne has orders for is circulated among manufacturer, William Opp. jjtazxon store. Telephone three 57-- 5. 48-- 3. A paper being prominent sets of new harnesses, and is very busy Telephone Telephone the members of St John's parish to F. K. Soule has tbe sole agency for A. Fertweli, of Lucama, N. C., relates at his new shop over the office of Bee-ma- n raise funds for making necessary re- New Milford for tbe Buck cigar. a most remarkable experleooa. He & Strong. on the church organ. says: "After taking leaa inao LDreo in- pairs In Try tbe toothsome goods at J. G. uf leei like Contractors and Builders. Mrs Dennis McMahon has been George S. Dean attended a dance Neiss1 bottles liittera, i disposed with an attack of the grip. Falls Village on Friday evening. bakery. one rising from tbe grave. My trouble Dr F. E. ber. Mrs W. G. Is In Secur- is Brigbt'a disease. In tbe Dlabeua Carload Horses. King attends Lathrop visiting Farmers speak highly of the 1 Mr and Mrs Lane of Danbury were Bridgeport and Trenton, N. J. stock food. Frank Evitts sella It stage. fully believe Electric Bitters n. ity cure me for baa & I have received at my guests, Sunday, of Mr and Mrs D. Call at E. H. Marcy's and investigate and recommends it highly for horses. will permanently, It Taylor Buckingham, tbe good points of tbe 1900 washing already stopped tbe liver and bladder Contractors and Builders, New House Stables William Richmond is driving ahorse machine. hasn't any poor ones. complications which bave troubled England It Mr-an- confections and smokers' per- Railroad Street, New Milford, Ot. bought of Beeman & Strong. The young daughter of d Mrs Fine me for years." Guaranteed at Estimates furnished on or The Best Carload of Michigan Horses ever Mrs George Puiver of Benniut street William Miller is seriously ill with quisites at Cassedy's. R. H. Beers &. Co., Newtown; smau cheerfully large shipped Into Connecticut. Among them are is a of I is for Betla &. Belts, Hook; P. contracts. several very closely matched pairs weighing victim the grip. whooping cough and Inflammatory C E. Rlddlford headquarters Sandy J. iivra rrj 10 zbwj a pair. Nelson W. Kinney has secured a fine rheumatism. George E. Staub is correct and satisfactory work In watch Garvin, Bethel; W. N. Noble, Mew Mil These Horses run from 4 to 8 year of age. ofi Ir E. There are onlv two srav horses In lot horse from the stables Beeman & T'alentines in attendance. and clock repairing. ford; J. Buckingham, Huntington; the well-know- n was In New Allen Box G. W. Steam and These horses are guaranteed as represented Strong, the Chureh street Hubert Thomas lork, W.N. Noble 1 offering Joyce, bury Station; ur zuuney reiunueu. dealers. A Choice Assortment of Monday. Druggist H ur lburt &, Co., Roxbury : J.M .Sulli van. Hot Water well-know- Every- line of the famous Wallace E. B. Wheeler, the n War- A. W. tbe Bank street res- complete Redding Rlde; Conoery Broa George- Up-to-D- ate Dayton, confections. Heaters, w. M. KEELER, ren horseman, was in town, Monday, thing that is in the taurant ma, who has been laid up town; W. B. llawley, Sherman; Uooan UniqueMANUrACTTJ BED BT on friends. with rheumatism for & Soule, Gaylordsvllle; Smith Braa, New Milford. calling Valentine line be found inflammatory -- a A line of the reliable Ball Band rub- may two weeks, is now able to get about his FORTUNATE 'FATHER AND SON. Cornwall Bridge, Edwin H. BeardtJey. A. ber and felt boots and the reliable here and at reasonable room. I - New Preston; George E. Frtnk, Falia J. NORTHROP, Prop., prices. am as as I now At Nsw Mir.ro Ooira. Hood rubbers. At E. H. Marcy's. P.M. Cassedy is offering a swell line "I certain live, says Village; E. S. Falrchlld Son, bd, - -- -- I Mr E. Bartholomew of Kalkaska. t- 1 r g. ti. bcDiappacasse nas now on sale of initial souvenir postal cards. C Nichols, drugstore. Price 60c 1 Y at his Bank street store and Victor records are Mich., "that Dr David Kenned Vs Fa ake OUr I spinach The February .Laundry lpt,t,nr.f nf t.hft first, nnalit.v. nnrl will ho now on sale at P. M. Cassedy's. vorite Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y.. For & Usefulness I was a of Beauty to J. H. McGlnnis at the Danbury able to supply it from this time on. F. The members of the Girls' Friendly saved my life when I victim Our Gold, Aluminum,Oellulold and Vulcanite Grocery Co. Laundry handled by There was a little whist E. SOULE, a ride, Saturday that terrible disorder Brignt'a dis Ban the , 1 U Imi VM MUCH JDeotal Plates cannot be excelled. Mlsflt.loose one of the best concerns In Dan pleasant society enjoyed sleigh ease. My son bad a fever sore on his biwi and broken repaired and made to fit. bury. Laundry sent twl e a week party, last week Wednesday evening, NEW MILFORD. evening. plates and delivered free of charge. at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry B. B. Booth harvested his Ice crop, letr: he too used Favorite Remedy and ef A. on ioe of Is now well." All !; 6 bot MechanicalC Tappen,West SU, New Mi Iford Baldwin Long Mountain. Among Friday and Saturday, receiving druggists Dentist, J. H. McGinnis, New Milford those present were Selectman and Mrs prime quality, 12 Inches thick. tles 5. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1907. 7 thus far this winter but about the usual number have been registered at the house. MrsslaughterWilliam McHan still remains 4 quite ill. Her mother also remains in IN feeble condition at Miss C M. Knapp's on Christian street. Q Mrs L. A. Tyrrell has been quite ill You Don't at her home for two weeks. 4? BATORS. The ice on our streets and walks, Something: 4? TL:- - -- a . I last week, caused several falls but no broken bones reported. The snow 4? dsiTon of Poullrvmea ana Ponl-- came as a welcome visitor, the latter m sKV " jwomsn Irons milee law See part of the week, and sleds and sleiubs T J boot hsre. ana nii;ar. CW Day. I ! Every are again brought into use. A in Font aa ev- - try, yoa'll a. a. Whitney still reels unfit for sfO erjtnisa bar yon 're likely to jTjLii with Fit, Style and Finish at Clear- physical labor in his blacksmith shop The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which baa been. 7 ' Waat. Tae esnnina Crakx' C Clothing Quality, and has thereby lost a fine winter's In use 'for over SO has borne 4? laeubatera mud Eroedsra arc 1- years, the signature of Prices- - -3 trade. been bar, all aiisa aa. all erinaa. i . ance Sale off, Sherman Cogswell delivered bis to and has made under his per- Colon v eopa.Brood Coom Port- - CW bacco to Sperry Brothers in Marble-- sonal supervision since Its Infancy. a Die DSC see, Egg Testera, Ctff dale, last Friday. Allow no one to deceive you In this. Foods, Broods Snail YZ For Youths and Children. a new 4? Stoa,fmAmw-- CW Men, Boys, Quite collection of books will All Imitations 'Just-as-gx- od Bom, Leg be added to the Sunday school library. Counterfeits, and are but 4? Fouitiit,arks re. Caaosiuaa Cfta next Sunday. Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health off at? Tools. Foods. RamesViea. rHaia- - fT Children's Blouse Suits. jice men are now noDeruiiy waiting Infants and Children Experience against Experiment, 2A fneUsIs, Lie Powder and Paint f -K- f Men's and Overcoats. J-- -- Suits for the on Lake WaTamaug to Grit-- All tbe evo-Dnvts pe- fe coating -- -- ! Now. Were. Now. become of sufficient thickness to cut sD iaHiea". "anna" aad &Ul- Former Price. and ice JjL $22.00, 25.00 and 28.00, $18.00 $4.00 and $5.00, $2.85 gather into their nearby green boss cuttare. pr 6.00 3.85 houses. What is CASTORIA W Ask Howard Wig to tall s 16.50 and 7.00, nary 20.00, Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- sf-- job bow to naakn Poultry par fav 18.00, 15.00 WASHINGTON. - T Urge dividends. Children's Suits and Overcoats. goric, Drops and Soothing- Syrups. It is Pleasant. 1 15.00, 12.00 contains It 12.00, . 10.00 Were. Now. D. X. K. MATTERS. neither Opium, Morphine nor other 2arcotlo 43 - 8.00 substance. Its age is Its guarantee. It "Worms 10.00, $6.00 and 6.50, $4.85 A regular meeting of Judea destroys 15.00 10.00 5.00 and 6.00, 3.85 D. was chapter, and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind JJThe Hard Ulsters, 2 85 A. R., held at the historical Danbury 4.00, room on Tuesday, January 15, Mrs Ar- Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation, 3.00, 2.45 thur C. Titus being the hostess. After and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the 43 ware Co., Skin Coats. the business was disposed of the toniacb Sheep and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep 249-2- 51 Russian Vests, Cold Proof. Daughters and their guests listened to The Children's Panacea The Mother's Main SL, . Were..- - Now. the reading of the papers. The sub Friend. Tt $6.00 and $7.00 Fur Collars,. $4.85 Former Price. Now. ject for the afternoon was the various 5.00 Sheep lined, 3.85 $4.00 Russian, , $2 85 articles to be found in the historical GENUINE ALWAYS 4.00 lined 2.85 3.00 Russian Cheviot, 2.25 room. Three very interesting papers CASTORIA lny iy Sheep duck, 3 00 2.25 were given; the first by Mrs Thornton wPsraTy Lea-Cor- d, skin, 6.00 Reversible . 4.85 Sheep Bears of ' 2 50 Buss. Gray Wool, 1.75 Cogswell was on "The Articles of Fur S7 the Signature 5.00 Heavy wool Reefers, 3.85 2.50 Rubs. Corduroy, 1.75 niture;" the second was by Mrs Henry Announcements of BeUtei Busti 8.00 Rubber, Interlined, 5.85 Men's Fleece-line-d Gloves, were $1, 75o Beers on "The Household utensils." Mem. and the third, by Miss Jane Burhans, on "Articles of Dress." As the papers were read the various articles were displayed, thus Indeed carrying eg Children's Sweaters 50c, were Children's Toques 19c, were back in spirit to the Colonial days. Fred A. 25c. Mrs Sherman Woodruff then read a Hickok, 1.00. tale of courtship of the 83 days, after 149 Center St., Bkthkz. - The Kind You which the meeting- adjourned and a Always Bought 38c for 0c Children's Toques 38c,were social hour followed. Me Boys' Underwear, EM!! FT FIELD AVC. very delightful Sanitary Plumbing. 19c 50c. grade; for 25c grade. CARD In Use For Over Years. Sterm, Hot Water and Gas Conn. A OF THANKS. 30 Bridgeport, To the friends and neighbors who so Fitting. Kinaiy assisted us in our recent nre, Estimate rnrnleaed. words can but faintly express to you Jobbing Prompt: Attended To. all our heartfelt gratitude for your prompt and efficient services to us in bouse owned by R. B. Jennlnsn in OAS IN TMK STOnACM our time of need. will Deerfield will soon move into They always district, and sense of fullness O. be remembered. May Uod bless you. the home of Uriah Perry on Green- Belching that Magee Ranges. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. nearly all the movable goods from the sermon, last Sunday morning. The with Wilcox of Pennsylvania in the Gr. S. B. field Dill. so often experienced after Is above the cellar, be theme was "Faith" and it Sincerely, Humphrey, Q. caused eating Winchester Heaters. large farmhouse, seems hardly purchase of leaf tobacco, making their Humphrey, Lottie B. Humphrey. by the formation of gas. The fore the flames overtook them. Some possible that any one could in New Milford. Frank A VAUENT1NI PAETT. stomach falls to perform Its functions NEW PRESTON. things were also taken from the cel- have left the church without feeling headquarters TRIES TO COMMIT 8T7ICIDK. and the food ferments. Chamberlain's lar. The adjoining buildings were better and refreshed by such a dis- expects to oe called back, this week, The Greenfield Hill Country club Stomach and Liver Tablet will cor was course. , Hurdleln, a German oltl-- are to hold a valentine saved. There much ap- m to Mr Wilcox In or Augustus at the B. G. HTJMPBBKY'S HOTJSB BURNED. danger assist receiving rooms party rect the disorder. They aid digestion prehended at first that the horse barn loading six or eignt cars for Lancaster. zen living near Mt Tom lake, tried to club on St Valentine's dav. and strengthen and invigorate the On Monday evening about 10.45 sev- near the house would ignite, but in The imitation of a minstrel troupe of leaf. commit suicide, Monday morning, by Thursday evening, February 14. The stomach and bowels. For Rale by R. H- - rionuments eral were sounded in saving the woodhouse, nearer the visited Pavilion last Pa., the slashing his throat with a razor. A game or nuntmg nearts will be enjoy- Beera & Co.. Newtown: Curtis And Cemetery Work of mil telephones this hall, Saturday condition of Mrs Carter Taylor. e Mrs B. S. near house, the greatest danger to the barn and made an The Mary doctor was summoned and it is be ed, besides otber games, after which &Oo.. Hook; W. N. llurd. Long kinds in nay Granito or Harbin. village by Humphrey evening, effort, perhaps remains about the same. All her Sandy a Iot-lari- will Le deaia-n- ag Romford, announcing the fact that was averted. The night being quite the best they could, to interest a small friends are to bear lieved he will make a recovery. dancing enjoyed. Refresh- urn; a. a. ttiakeman, iJot&iord; s. J and oa nppllantiaay. her which has been still it was easier to confine the fire, audience 10 m. Most of anxiously waiting ments will be served, a good time is Parka, TrumbulL at rsssouUi home, occupied by was till after p. that she is regaining appetite and con priiss. her and her husband their mar- although the water supply very the reside in New Milford and ROMFORD. anticipated. f--f. during A of snow was used troupe sequent strength. Jnmsa ried lile of five years or longer and pre- slim. good deal it be well for them to remain Mrs Nelson last Poooeaaor O. W. BoUes Pa4ran, and small amount of water avail- might com- Morey felt obliged, The extremely cold weather of last to BKTHEX CO S it viously occupied by Dea George S. the there till they can find more week, to call for Dr Pendleton on ac- week made ice thick. L. A. Har The Country club held a ve.ry enjoy- Humphrey and family, known years able and the result is much more for- mendatory service than imposing on count of a attack of and very able whist at their club rooms, ago as the David C. tunate than at first feared by all. No Such affairs light grip vey improved the time in filling his week party Whittlesey place, one was and Mr any community further. heart trouble. Mrs Oscar Bartram at- ice house. last Thursday evening. Miss Quick Work Is was on fire and calling for all the help physicially injured cast a shade on others far better and tends her as nurse and housekeeper Sutton Brothers of New York were MayGane took the ladies' first prize New My Policy. possible to assist In saving from the Humphrey and family have found cause suspiclan toward those who may and will remain till Mrs Marcy is more F. D. Hannon's over and Mrs S. C. Bradley, the consolation Articles Price list of nw steel Urea: V tncb. V house all and also to save temporary shelter at his only near come different and at Sunday. Miss tnce. 1 tact, 96; 1 H tecfe.? possible help with intentions convalescent. A car of feed has been distributed prize. Leora Wilson, who took a H Iron Ttres n lsca.Ui1 H the aa was a neighbor's, Robert C. Whittlesey's. one citi- for easyH; at barrala. bare a tnret joining building. It On account of of ability. Edward Hull, of our oldest between S. H. Clark, B. G. Humph gentleman's place, took the gentle- class toad workmen so you will not bare no a cold night to start and an unfavor- the bright moonlight Dr Pendleton was called to Fred zens, is among the first to cut in the ana n. u. man's first prize and Mrs W. H. Wil- wait long for your work. Machine forging. able exer- the reflection of the fire one rey wnittiesey. Tool Drews! on Oiwtnwood op-pna- lte hour, without much extra that night, Wheaton's, night last week, when mountains and have drawn to bis back of is son, who also took a gentleman's Whist Prizes t of. Shop Art, to inform of vil- was seen a mile away and the a fine Large quantities milk beiDg ban's Bat Factory. Haaloewoa So, U. tion, the majority the hardly the stork appeared with boy to yard his usual and annual stock of this winter; 800 went place, the consolation prize. The Maple Street. lage of the unfortunate occurence. In only intimation all received was by the be added to the family. he is re- shipped quarts club orchestra several fine se- Is what we bare Tarious 15 We have not learned firewood, which, this week, to rsew xorg, one aay last wees. played Just recelred to our stock, GEO. W. DASKAM, ways, however, or 20 men telephone. yet Mr Pendleton, father of Dr E. R. ducing to stove length. Few men of lections. After the game dancing which wm veil cleanedrepleeoat tbe in to insurance on V during Barraax, Coxx. from this near vicinity were notified regard the the Pendleton, came home from Massa- his age more when deemed W. T. Kllborn in was enjoyed. Holidays. mak II and responded to the call. A few property. The loss of the home in chusetts on Thursday evening of last accomplish passed Tuesday J. A. Hickok of Burr street enter- the fioeat assortment ofpolatloarticle cut;for seems necessary. New uaven ana .Bridgeport. be ed sleighs were thus leaded which con- midwinter, situated as that is, week for a short stay In February, till Robert H. he Miss Bacon was sur- tained a number of bis friends at bis Whist Prices Utlcu procured. , . Armstrong hopes that Ella given a In tbts umrtiiwot is a very floe veyed them to the tire three miles worst for all. the weather may be more moderate the a borne, last Monday evening. During line of China at very low away. Those who first went reached and mild for lumber nearly completed bog slaughtering prise party, last Friday evening, by was IJoa'tJapanesefail to took this line over The Most Heat CHURCH NOTES. making. in this vicinity, last week, which is to company of her young friends. Danc- the evening, whist enjoyed. prices. in to VILLAGE S. week Lx-hig- there .time assist in removing F. Brown passed last here, come this war. this season. No re ing was enjoyed and the evening was Miss Catherine Fallon, who has la CI ar of. stoves j us a 10 furniture, oarpets, and in fact Rev A. H. Post gave beautiful the first week in since he engaged markable weights have been recorded most pleasantly passed. been ill with diphtheria, is now gain- any coal yon caa possibly obinds Rev R. 11 Carter is conducting ing slowly. Mr Fallon's house Is quar- mnd tha cost la ao more. classes in Hebrew history in the Gun- antined. Aluminum nery and Ridge schools. Mrs N. "W. Ogden is among the sick m m A case of measles has appeared In ones, this week. SMITH Ct. o r Via WnAbhom Uioa DihrtAl fn rr Mrs Drank Sturges of Wilkesbarre, Ware BEERS. Bethel, 0 school is - Pa--t spending a lew weeks here go ladies, and the under quar- ; I w,ta Mrs F' B-- Sturges. Is considered antine. Mrs B. one of the finest metal tbet can be Herbert Hailock has been sent by F. Sturges. who has been used for cooking. There Is do Oaklnc H the Connecticut college quite ill, is now gaining slowly. off, rusting or anything else tiiat bap-pe- es We Agricultural . Mrs William E. Nichols of to otber metal. You can keep Carry to Litchfield to look after experiments Deerfield, this metal nice, Big Lies of Hot Water who has been ill with rheumatism, is always looking being all Syringe and A torn- the state is conducting there. olid aluminum, and It only cost a tie, sire; a-- is en- now on the gain. trifle more tnao enamel ware. look Isers. and these roods rua Russell Clark entering with Mr Mrs Into Ibis wben In town. Pure nruirsof all kinds, All nreacrlptiona thusiasm on his work as superintend and Frederick F. Barber of carefully compounded by a registered phu-- ent of the Sunday school, and is prov- Plattsville were guests, last Tuesday, ing a capable successor to W. T. Kil- of Mrs L. F. King. Charles born, who proved to be one ef the best Frank L. Sherwood, who has been J. English, superintendents the school ever naa. shut in at his home with the grip for Betltol. Miss Haeur, at the Oalhoun street several weeks, has so far recovered as school, has been boused in for a few to be able to be out again. Yona John E. Osborne of Fairfield Woods, F. E. BEACH CO., days with an attack of tonsil! tis. was who has been critically ill with pneu- MS MAIN ST, If You Paid $io Have Postmaster S. F. Seeley, who in CONN. doors wtth grip, is at theQofflce again. monia and under the care of a trained BRIDGEPORT, for baring your boras sbod yon Is nurse, is now gaining nicely and is could not set be bores owner Carl Bader filling the Echo Farm be m y uod. fo waiung. pieaiy or oaap ice bouse. able to about his home. all sharpened, bbop litt by i Mrs Joseph Wetterau, who has been George E. Lover, Sr., purchased a in New York for a couple of weeks un cow of Plattsville parties, last Monday. HENRY A. BRENNAN. der treatment for her ear, is home George E. Lover, Jr.. has gone to Greenwood arenas. BETHEL OOKS. again. New York, where be has taken a posi Telephone Ko. sas-- a. The Ridge basket ball team went to tion with the Brewster Carriage Man won Co. ZjMASURYS Brooklyn Latin school to play and ufacturing J. by a score or d7 to ao. Mre Reams, who keeps house for The Christian Endeavor society A. Hickok on Burr street, was taken E- Have Your Work to the for treat- IHOUS- won Any held a very iic.iC2t sociable on Fri Bridgeport hospital Don rlgfet. Wben get- ment, last week. Her is your shoes and boot mended A. E. Ljocs- day evening last at tue Town ball. daughter wood's are sura. Shoesu aa After games and refreshment i caring for Mr Hickok 's home In her sooraer.yon always was all. absence. dsm singing much enjoyed by THtLPAINT WITH THE LONG LIFE A. B. Iockwood. The Homeland circle met in spite Fountain Pleo. Bethel. Oonm. of the cold for an all day meeting. GUARANTEED TJB" FOR PILES House Taints are Mrs Carter and Mrs Sherman Wood- MASURY'S len- - n. breadth Skunk, ruff bad charge of the prayer meeting rf the United ST?as or exercises. Itching, blind, bleeding protrud that live the longest, t E If pair riaE.aasn Mrs who has been refund I n ugh. Sedgwick, living tng piles. Druggists money live the ion trest Decause mcj ait 1 V v. with Mrs Charles Gibson for several Pazo Ointment falls to cure any case, made of carciully selected pigments uilder. months, has gone to Warren. no matter of how long standing. In six in Mink, to 14 days. First application gives ground ease and rest. 60c. If your druggist PURE LINSEED OIL send 60c In and will are Win. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. hasn't it stamps -it the preersti-- qualities of wbirb Telephone erennnci be forwarded, post-pai- d, by Paris Tncy retam their wipiul ap- Medicine Co.. Mo. pearance and preserre the niaienals of St Louis, which your houoe is constructed lor a Coon, GREENFIELD HTLi greater period than any other paints row csn buy. which, combined with their supe- If you want the best thing on the rior coeenne capacity, make Uacna by tar LOCAL JOTTINGS. market for biliousness, constipation the cheapen. Made only by E. W. Gilbert. indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., JOHN W. MASCRY SON 5 Center St., Bethel, Conn., The ice harvesters throughout this ask for G. N. Clarke's Verfc the work of and your druggist New ssd Cklcage IseUer la Fox, locality began oncutting Vegetable Liver pills. They are not storing ice of fine quality Monday. an untried remedy but one that has LOCAL AGENTi Hardware. Wooden. Tin and ffmnld Ware. ones wno secur Falata. OU. Tarpeattne and Varaisbea. Jap--la- c Among the fortunate been tested most thoroughly by thou and Chi IatD4 (or roar Fsraitart and ed a full are Edward tUaw-iW- tri crop, this week, sands of people who testify in favor ioora. B ad Cbgware Sanford, Theodore Sturges, Henry B. of their wonderful curative seta: Black and rmokeleas Loaoed M and E. F. E. P. Mills, properties. Rider. Kbelis: Oastasd bVeeatewr; natcy Atr E.tSes Ogden Bulkiey. Once tried used. See his ad Harry Koof-la- r: Rat always 13 Uoun Rex Klletkot. Kaberotd and Tar Paper the Aspetuck bustler, got his crop, vertisement In another column. Water 8k. Bridgeport. Olaasaad Patty i Galvanised iron. Wood last week, a few days In advance of and tlDr XlUk the others. The home of William S. Fallow, the village blacksmith, is quarantined, this week, on account of the illness of BREAD or or his little daughter, who is down witn Union Business any other fur pelt? Bring send them to diphtheria and under treatment of Main and College Is tbe staff ef Ufa. Dr M.. V. is. uunnam. Congress Streets, Bridgeport. yon boy yonr bread (roes oar yeUow vuta Bold yoa are always ear of tbe best Jwst llkw Old Reliable and the market cash, Westley Burr his working oxen, borne made. Also oarroUa, cases and ptes get highest Monday, to parties in Easton. make yon want more. hi. m. Fiiiow or JxorwaiK was in One prices. town. Monday, in search of fat cattle Not Graduate Unemployed. Erdmann & Company, Needless to say the supply rails rar B short of the demand. Ir"t Fountain Fines. that have Joseph Weber eatertalned friends 1 VDewritinP". Express charges paidrtmai3skins from Mt "Vernon, N. Y., last week, at I Shorthand and . his bandsome home on Greenfield Hl7. 1 KcnlrlrooninrT nnH a value of over $5. Mrs Georee B. Gorham of Westport Kncinpcc 100 Cents is enjoying' a brier visit with her son on Dollar H. Merwin of Merwln's lane. the George and a-- Edward P. Morehouse has just English Telegraphy. Is what von always wb cow or .Ho stop at Dotrs's store to trade for Meat and bought a nne, new milch Groceries, and yon are always ears of I ward sanrora. Prospective students may begin any school day. best 00 tbe market. Mrs Elmer B. Disbrow Is making a school will Klcbt yon are. old man. protracted visit with out of town Fall term of both the day and night open irienas. 4. McDowell & Taylor's, rns Now that the mild, srrlppy weather September Tbimt hand aids of Osnssr M, of early January has given way to a Send for new illustrated catalogue. Bwtbnl. more irigia atmosphere, most or tne LjvJ sick ones are emerging from their late attacks of influenza, apparently none Now Is tbe Time to Buy Your the worse for the siege. The local Callender doctors, who have been rushed almost KILL the COUCH Bros., OLD RELIABLE, to the limit, will now take time to FLOUR and CURE the LUNC8 Half Dock Lunch Kooxb, catch their breath and prepare for For the winter. I will sell Washburn-Orosb- y , tbe next onslaught. ftnld Medal Flour. beet on record, for s&a. WITH 138 SwwUi rialn 3L, Vatwrtw-w- Ct The children of Mr and Mrs Just ana see it you can beat tbat price Eugene try eise. Dr. Try a enp of our excellent Ooffae. 3767 Main Conn. Godfrey have been shut in for the past anywDere Kinas or King's nil made. Street, Bridgeport, week witn severe colds. Mrs J. Oliver I also bare ail Pastry su Lobdell Is also said to be quite ill at Feeds Nov her home on Greenfield Hill. Discovory F. B. Perry has completed the work which I will give you very close prices for rONSUMPTlON Pries Blue Ribbon Jtaofv of a convenient cash. Give me a ctll and see tor yourself. 0UGHS ana EOcfcSI.OO building large and Free Trial. Brand Coffee. cow bouse onto the east end of his OLDS pound. W one of oar Ooffee ens barn, which adds greatly to the at tomers to (1ratalsnatmrjfa moos bienn n trtaii tbey tractiveness of Homer W. Atwood, mjSureat and Quickest Cure for nil I la. tbe place. and LTJNO T&OTJB-Li- 8, lapai At is reported on good authority Brain. Feed. Flour. Goal, Groceries, ete THROAT that Herman Pease and family, who Conn. or MONEY BACK. STBPMEN PRBNCH, for several years have resided In the Southford, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1907.

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IBS WELCOME WELCOME 18 To New Haven. To New Haven. m2 Limited quantities will not permit of According to custom, on purchases rilling TelephoneMail or C. 6. D. Or- of $10 and upwards, we refund return R. ders for u Sale Merchan-- R. Fare to 30 miles from New pi Anniversary up Our lath Aim n I versary Doors Open at o A. M., Friday, Feb. ist. , These important sales whicli were first instituted on the 50th, the Jubilee business year of the founder of the House, are a yearly occurrence, planned by him and ourselves as hearty expressions of appreciation from the store to the host of patrons whose help has been so effective in the building of it up to its present Metropoli- tan proportions. e invariably succeed at such times in procuring for yoxj, values in new, worthy, dependable TO ffichaffiise such as no other occasion other where presents. The 55th Anniversary Sale will be not a whit be- Y7Q 4 i 1 hind its predecessors in extraordinary value giving. Each year, particularly at the 54rth a year ago, we had a tremendous influx of out of town friends whose expressions of pleasure at the offerings were neither few nor SB stinted. "We shall be pleased to see you all and greet more of you at the. 55th. The offerings distributed here can only; be consider ed as a mere fraction of the whole immense gathering. Actual visits in person will demonstrate ' 33 to you. y. . Tea Kettles Anniversary Dressing Anniversary Kimonos, Anniversary Anniversary Rice , lis , ; 55C. Sacqucs, 55c. , 55C. ANNIVERSARY BARGAINS. 55C. In at least a dozen distinctly differ- Women's Long Kimonos Persian Seamless, flat bottom, with patent ent styles, some with fitted, back and design Flannelette, regular length and covers ad-- ,, Seamless Milk or Rice boiler with ml con-trasti- hingeless iron falling and ribbon trimmed. Values $1.50 width, trimmed with border of t. rimmed enamel covers 2.00. justable handles. size, regular fitting both and 2.00. color. Values 1.75 and -- 1.50. size, 1.75. parts. 2qu size, regular 1.60; 2i qfc. Anniversary Anniversary size, regular 1.75. ' Dinner Setr Gnt Grlass Anniversary Gloves, 55c. ; Anniversary , 50c. ' 455 Eruit Bowl, Bed wn Li. & Sons, the Glov- Anniversary Mexican--Dra- - Meyers largest High grade American porcelain, . Anniversary Kettle, 55c. Spreads. Work- stamped ersvi He manufacturers.also the largest $i.55 - pieces In neat designs to work (or if direct entire line of thin, artistic shapes;' with neat pink 55C importers, sample 8-in- ch Seamless Genera kettle you prefer the stamping will wash out). Men's, Women's and Children's high- each size, the cooking' 30 or 36 inch scarfs 18x54, 18x and green floral, jdporation Large sparkling with enamel cover and wood handles, Crochet Bed full stz for squares, est domestic and Imported t. 7-- ar Spreads, "63, I8X.72. LOO to; 1.50.' grade trimmed Set com--r whirlwind cut on white sizes regular 1.45; file, reg-ul- double beds, three I .Regular ( Gloves. Regular $1.00 and 2.00. piece with.grjld pattern, pure 1.85. bemmed, patverns blown to select from. Regular L00 value. prises the following' pieces;. 6 dinner glass. Worth 2.50. 7 plates, 6 breakfast; plates, 6 soup Shirts plates, 6 dessert dishes, 6 cups and Anniversary Night Anniversary Bags, 55c. 1 55C. saucers, 6 individual butters, meat : Soft leatherbags made from India I Anniversary Goat and Sheep skin, all finely finished platter, 1 covered vegetable dish, Anniversary , 55c Anniversary Rings, 55c Men's fine cambric and long Black, Brown , and Tan. Regular 1 cream 1 Jardiniers, or 1.00. sugar bowl, pitcher,-- open cloth with without 63-i- n. 10k. night shirts, v price 1 'Solid gold rings, set with bowl.l covered but- All Linen, wide, extra heavy a, collars. Regular 1.00 value. , vegetable dish, al- Broque pearl, small pearl Tourqulse-Opai- German Xamask, cream bleached, aome colored ter dish, Jl pickle dish. Would be so full bleached, in various good de- and few tooe.tbe With hand painted decorations 1.00 greatest ring values ever offered. Reg- sold in a regular sale at $7.0. signs. Regular value. ular 1.60, 2 00 and 2.50. Anniversary Silverware, ' ' and clouded gold effects, sold regu- Anniversary Bags, 55c. 55C ; larly at 2.00 and 3.00. ' Made In theT best possible manner, Extra heavy plated, fine quality.. Anniversary leather riveted frame,, fitted with a Cream Ladles, Gravy Ladles, Preserve large purse. Regular $1.00. Brown Shells, Cold Meat Forks, Knives. Corsets, - Collar ' -Jelly Anniversary and Book and Tan. ' Worth 1.00 and 1.50. ' - Anniversary Anniversary Shelf, 55C . ' ; BsCg, Cuff Pouches, 55c. 55c. 350 of these well known 1. Traveling pairs . Made of India Goat and skin S. tor which we are exclu- 55c. Sheep Artistically mottled Japanese Bam- corsets, fancy lining, silk cord. Black, tan. boo, three pyro deoorated abelvea. and brown. 1.00. 3-l- 18-in- ft-I- Anniversary Walkhig sive of been gray Regular u n. Anniversary Waists, 55c sellers this city, have Made of split leather, Japanned Height wide, deep. 300 dalrit- - Skirts, cloth-line- price 1.75. I 1 White lawn shirts waists, sold to us at a figure less than the frame, d; nickel Regular ximea in lace and, TZZSMery, 200 Women's Walking Skirts, a as a concession trimmings, odels, values X.fiStrfsE. manufacturer's clean-u- p of all his fine manufacturer's cost, good lock and handle. Five sizes to I ft cloths, new styles. Value 8.75, 10.00, for our with them and select 11 12 1 14 J 12.00 and 15.00. large dealings from, in., in., in., in., an exceptional bargain for the 55th 15 in. sold for 1.25 to 2.25. Anniversary Shoes, Made of a white Regularly ersary Baby Coats, Anniversary. heavy Anniversary Comb Sets, Jean on , the very., newest deep hip 55C MI 55C Anniversary Petticoats, Women's fine Vicl Kid, lace shoes, 'i model, front and side hose supporters Anniversary on Baby Long Coats made of good qual- 55C ' made two popular style lasts, with Bedford lined and attached, boned with best of steel, extension soles and patent leather Back and aide comb set, mounted ity Cord, Interlined, Black Sateen Petticoats, excellent SuitCase, tips, low broad and Cuban beela, sizes with silver wire and Rhinestone, one deep cape, ribbon or lace' trimmed. quality of material, with, deep ruffled and all sizes, 18 to 30. A guaranteed C. D. set In a box. value l.oo. . 2i to 7; and E. widths. Regular Regular Regular 2.00 and 2.25 values. flounce. Regular 1.25 value. 1.00 corset. 55c. 2.50. 24 in.,made of good Pat- ent quality Anniversary Bonbon Dish 55c. Anniversary Waterproof Material on steel Anniversary Steins, frame, brass lock and - 95c. a trimmings, Hair- Football Steins, heavy china in Handkerchiefs,55c. heavy, riveted leather corners. Reg- Umbrellas, Anniversary ch size, with handle, richly cut the form of a football, natural pig A lot of $1.00 and $1.25 Anniversary Brushes 55C on blown Sold reg- skin color with Yale seal and figure. samples ularly sold at 1.50. , $155 pure white " glass. 2 00..., Regular 1.00 value. values, lace and hemstitched, ularly at edge Five hundred and aeventy-!- x bougbt embroidered. Womnn's 3.00 umbrella, guaranteed for our Annlveraary Sale. They are all silk, warranteed to wear and rain- all pure bristles, wire drawn. Every Wash Basin proof, Princess handles, 26 in. Black, brush Boxwood m: Anniversary - warranted: and Anniversary fully ' and Pitcher, 55c. ; wine, green, brown, Navy, Red. Ebony. Regular 1 00, 1.25 and 1.60. Anniversaryv Cuspidors, Anniversary Shirts, 55C. American Porcelain, new shape, I size. 1.00. Fine China, with solid and tinted large Regular price, HandkercMefs, 55c, colors and floral designs. Regular $1 The value. - 2 for 55c. SI greatest, lot ever shown. Men's negligee and stiff bosom shirts, Anniversary Anniversary Knit Shaw Is Anniversary Dessert Set. A lot of lace edge, hemstitched all kinds; coats, cuffs Embroideries, 55c attached; neg- 3 8 . 55c. and scallop edge. 75c value. cuffs fine 55c a Bread and ligee, attached; imported yd Large squares In black or white, Anniversary Rose 1-- decorated with design and domestic 25 Richly woven Madras 18-l- fringed edge. values. Butter plates, 55c. and heavy gold edge. Set comprises 1 Nainsook and Swiss Flouncings, n. large fruit bowl and 12 individual des- and printed Madras. Some may have wide, in the - eyelet and blind em- Rich border designs with gold edge. sert Regular 1.00 value. Anniversary. 1.00 yard. Sold regularly at 1.20 a doz. plates. 25c. slight laundry blemishes, not many broidery, regular Ribbon, such. Clean up of short ends of ml ml Warp Print, fine quality, new spring shirts. Regular 1.00, 1.50 and Anniversary Ties, Anniversary Stationery, Anniversary Books, 55c designs. Regular 50c. 2.00 values. a for 55c The 1 08 editions of these popular Anniversary Stockings, 55C novels by favorite authors of the pres- 4 for 55c Not any tie In the lot but sold all An assortment of fancy holiday boxes ent day. "The. Return of Sherlock season for 50c, aome sold for 75c Tbe filled with one to three of high Holmes," by Conan Doyle; "Yolande," Lord & Taylor's sample line of wo- makers are amongst tbe leaders In tbe quires -- grade paper and envelopes to match. by Charles Major, author of "When men's plain and fancy, domestic and tie line and make nothing cheaper Worth from 1.00 to 2.00 each. Knighthood Was in Flower." Imported hose, sold for 21 to 35c a pair. than the best at 50a.

SSSSSJSSSB "" SUBSSJBssSBBSBWte New Haven, Conn. i New Haven, Conn. THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1907. HOME NEWS. TRINITY PARISH MOTES Proof Of Cure SUNDAY 8SBV1CU. ' .J-- ' CONQREQATION ALCHURCH NOTES 11 In At a. m., Morning service with Paralysis D. Read celebration of the Communion; The Holy M VAI.KNTIKK SALB. at 12 m., Sunday, school; at 5 p. m.f Statement Made bv Patient Established 1857. Evening Prayer. Himself. HOWLANP'S ' A valentine sale, under the auspices of tbe Christian Endeavor society of Tbe singing class will meet as usual CJ1VES DR WILLIAHS' PINK PILLS the Congregational church, will be held on Friday at 3 p. m. ALL THE CREDIT. on Saturday afternoon, jreDruary y, Saturday is the Feast of the Purifi- x Modish for Gowns. . in the lecture room of the church. cation of tbe Blessed Virgin and Holy Was Sorely Afflicted and Cured After There will be a sale of rolls and coffee Communion will be celebrated in pri- The of cotton fabrics of all kinds are vate for tbe sick. vraioary methods Failed to prices daily soaring upwards, and for 10c; ice cream and cake, brown and Even dive Relief. , there is a the business world that before rye bread, home-mad- e candles and Next Thursday arteraoon the Wom prophecy in long there will be a sudden other delicacies will be on sale. A line an's Auxiliary will meet at tbe Rec- There are still people who say that and decided leap still farther. It behooves the economical woman to assortment of valentines will be of tory. partial paralysis cannot be cured. For and we wish to buy early. fered. This sale always interests the Hardin Georsre went tnPhllarlelnhla. If you have partial paralysis or some pretty dainty gowns recommend the Voiles. ' children, and this year promises to be Pa., Wednesday, to enter upon' bis other severe nervous disorder, do you - Embroidered in tans, champagnes, gobelin blue and golden" brown, no exception. studles.at the Philadelphia Divinity think it is better to be treated by school. someone who insists that you are in- . Special at 29c HIGH SCHOOL TOPICS. curable, or to take a treatment tbat Picardle Voile in lavender, rose, blue, etc.; 30c WHOLESALE flARKBT. grateful patients throughout tbe Unit- V Chiffon IONOB BOLU ed States testify has cured them? Plain Voile, , 25c Buy m"' Wholes awe Ftthwishkd Buck A recent case where a cure was ef- (.potations Arithmetic: Olarlce Botsford. Mary Fair- - ft bt fected was Mr Oil-de- n child. Mary FarrelL Julia Fanning. Bath DiBum, Bhidoipobt. tbatxf Charle H. Ruffels. of Portland, Ionia Co., Mich. Mr Algebra: Benjamin Smith, Earle Taber. red table aDDies. 3 to S4: me Gilden is a veteran of the CItII : Fancy War, Eemiiants of Table . Geometry Margaret Keating, Annie Mur dium 1.75 to $2.50; to com- - and fought with tbe New York t X Dhv. grades poor Eighth -- Through Bookkeeping: Harold Botsford. Rath John moo i.ov w i. ia. Heavy Artillery. Tbe storyof his af- Quite a gathering of Damasks Remnants left from the fine . January Sale, son, Margaret Keating. Lillian Troy. 65a65c red fliction told In his own words is as 1- I Potatoes, bushel; onions,. in 1 -3 Astronomy Harold Botsford. , : 3Ua4Uo follows: qualities and patterns, all desirable quantities, from to 3 Physiology: Mary FarreU, Anna Kelley, Teiiow, luaooc: carrots du: averaging Rvchie Venesfl. oeeLS, juasu; turnips, yellow Z5a3a; In 1893 I was attacked with terri- - Remnant prices, so much for Chemistry: Catherine Murphy. Randolph caDDage, per iuu, j..oua4.ou; per ble twitching sensations and numb- the piece. The tY celery, flail. miauis. aoz ness all over my which Olcero: Oavanaugh. Elsie Fer Duncnes, j..uuax.ou. body, my physi- ris. Annie MargueriteMuruhv. Vivian Wetmore. .Butter: creamery, first grade. 32a34: cian said was paralysis and whiob he Virell: Francis Oarmody. John Houlihan. attributed to a bullet wound . received Alma Williams. Randolph-- Williams, Carlton first 27a30. the war. Peter Suits for Little Girls. Smith. dairy, grade, Cheese, full during Thompson Latin: Olarlse Botsford, Tessla cream, I4al6 lb. Eggs, fresh near-by-, I seemed to be getting paralyzed all a whole of miles Beginning Smith. 28c doz. over and could little suits in dark blue or brown or cheviot.fine for -- .We've lot folks,, living many away, who Oarmody, Mary Lynch, Benjamin Live Chickens, 14al6c lb. finally hardly walk. My Natty cloth. - school Beginning French t Florence Beecher. Helen : . Blakeman. Ella Keatlnar. fowls 14al5; calves, hoc dressed.' Sal2: eyes became weak and I bad to get dresses and ready to put right on. - v , shop here regularly. Second- - Year French : Nonle Brennan, Helen pigs aiuc. stronger glasses. I could not move the 6 to 14 ' uouiinan. Jiasie ferns. lid of one of my eyes and my face and Ages years, special at $5, $6 and $6 50. . Third Year French: Gussle Campbell, John THB mouth were drawn over to the Suits for older 14 to 16, "T't, :a -- 4kA 1:1 i Houlihan, LUlan Troy. TO CONSIDER FORMATION OF to an couldright girls, special at $10.00 and $13.50. ., miio ua wusiili ouuiuhu mulli nuemetarv Engllbl n: Thomas Donahue, A LOCAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY. side such extent that I not jlucjt jubi iucjr wuuju iuvl. Mary Fairchild, Margaret Lamer, speak distinctly. I was also troubled ri Coat and Suit Rooms. College Required English : Harold Botsford, MJEKTINQ TO BE HELD AT THK LIBRARY with of tbe heart. and in two to three it is delivered to them. v Oussle Oampbell, Francis Oarmody, Eleanor palpitation ey days Oavanaugh, John Houlihan. Ada Lake. Cath BUILDING ON FEBBUABT 8. In the fall of 1898, after having been erine Murphy. Alma Williams. Randolph under tbe treatment of several doctors Good Weather for Sledsr Williams, Carlton Smith. Lillian Troy. A meeting to consider tbe formation and tried without You can from stuff .for fine dress curtains for Greek History: Harold Botsford, Gussle having electricity buy Cava-naug- n, of a Historical will be on boxes Dr Wil- anything Campbell. Francis Oarmody, Eleanor society held help, I bought six of Flexible Flyers, from 3.35 up. Cutters, from 1.00 Catherine Murphy, Alma Williams Friday, February 8, at tbe Beach liams' Pink Pills and got some relief. up. the spare room this way and be sure of getting what you Randolph Williams, Carlton Smith, Lillian Memorial Library building, Newtown, After taking six boxes more, I oould Little Girls' Sleighs, from 50c up. just Troy. when Rev Samuel D. D.. be a and i English Literature: Florence Beecher. Mar- Hart, will stand hard day's tramp another want. guerite Oavanaugh, Elsie Ferris. Annie Mur- present to make the address. A com- six boxes cured me." phy. Catherine Murphy. Vivian Wetmore. mittee of tbe Men's club, consisting This oase.llke numerous athers, bears Rhetoric: Annie Ruffels, Earle Taber, of Rev J. H. Prof O. S. Rychle Veness. Georg, Piatt witness to tbe wonderful curative The D. M. The pretty for spring will soon be and Second Year German: Ada Lake. Catherine and E. L. Johnson, have tbe matter in properties of Dr Williams' Pink Pills READ Co. ready Murphy. Carlton Smith, Alma Williams, Ran-- charge, and b general invitation to tbe In nervous disorders. , lph Williams of tbe town is extended. For For information write for Conn. we'ir send if write tor them First Year German : Annie Murphy. . people further Bridgeport, gladly samples you Enzlish History : Nonle Brennaa. Helen several years tbe question of forming the valuable booklet, "Nervous Dis Houlihan, Earle Taber. Vivian Wetmore. an historical society has been orders," which will be sent free on American History: Mary Fairchild, Ruth no were agitated BONDS With Individuals for Ruffells. v. but steps taken. Tbe matter request. PROBATE - to have tbe of all citi- Williams' Pink Pills are sold by often unsafe and frequently nn- Q. N. Clarke's ought support Jjr satlsractory to neirs. uoo asa ainenu io go Vegetable Liver Pills. It is strongly rumored among Sandy zens who take an interest in tbe his all druggists, or sent, postpaid, on re on your bond, for he would always rather not. Hsts a Hook financiers that that Rental gen tory of the town. The hour of tbe ceipt of price, 60 cents per box, six It is our Dusinees to act as security uo rnr woarrnl reparation for earlag BUloos as. Dyspeptic Edward is about to meeting is 8 p. m. eoxes ror 9zoo oy tne ur w imams bate and all other kinds of bonds. Telephone Ailments. As a remedy tor BLUousaenw, Constipation. tleman, Taylor, Y. for Information any evening. D. 8. Fidelity A eatioa. Hsadaehe, Dixxinees, stand L'arfVaUsa. lsiOnce promote a surface puDiic water com- Medicine Company, Schenectady, N, Guaranty Oow Charles O. Morris, Newtown used. For stetbay pany. Directors in the company may ST JOHN'S CHURCH. representative. tri4 Always sais by Drag gists. Fr asmpis by mail. be Frank Hulse and Ralph Whitlock. AT BETTS' Q. IS. CLARKE, ------INichots. CTorr. For the post of consulting engineer SUNDAY SKRVICBS. Probate Notices. there is said to be quite a little rival- Aver's Cherry Pectoral. 25 and 50c. ry. Prominently mentioned for this, DISTRICT OF REDDING, as. Probate Oourt At 10.45 a. m , Morning Prayer and Snoop's Rheumatic Cure, tl. y . . Julett Stock, Farm. office are Dr H. G. -- H-Owla- Xlernan, Warner, sermon by tbe rector: at 12 m., Sunday Russell's Emulsion, tl. Estate of Angeline Wilson, late oi flooding, BETaiU OOSN. nd Martin and William 50c. In said district, deceased. The Goods (Jorbett Hayes. school; at 7 p. m., Evening Prayer. Jayne's Expectorant for colds, The Oourt of Frobate tor tne district oi SSr?" Taorongbbrwl Jersey OatUa." , Dry It is thought that the genial pill man headache cure, 25c. RAnHlnir limited and allowed six Pedigreed Berkablre Swine. Steam's huh ' may win out as ne is supposed to nave At wood's 25c bottle. months from the date hereof for the creditors Prise Wlnnxag Waits Wyaadoctea. -- tbe backing of Blliie Stevens. The The Readlntr Circle, to whose de Bitters, of said estate to exhibit their claims for set ,,v and lightful programs Mrs Gordon has Miss Eliza has been suffer tlement. Those who neglect to present weir Company, necessary machinery implements contributed no small Magulre properly attested, wltbln saia ume. for tbe new surface water company part by tbe aid with pleurisy. . account,will be a AU persons In- For of her violin and by general di ing debarred recovery. make Sale. have not yet arrived, but tbe popular taking debted to said estate are requested to Goo4 Eetsy am, Bridgeport, Connecticut. president, Mr rayior, nas oeen aoing rection or. tne music, neia a meetinsr rOS SALE New milch cow S years old. with Immediate payment to org prise stunts with a tea kettle filled with on Wednesday evening of last week at X calf by ber side. rood one. Charles Robert a. inicnois. aammawmior, So, with stool. All imraod orssr. hot or Mr Mrs a. Jennings. White Hills, sbelton, Oonn. Estate of Angeline Wilson, deceased. water, axe in left hand to chop up the the home and C Taylor. Redding Ridge, Oonn. W. l CHADBAYNB, and been After' an evening of instruction and TOR SALE A good stack of corn stalks. Boa at. Derby. Ooma. frosty ground, has doing pre- X' vllle. Oonn. work in into frozen profit had been spent in roaming Patrick McMabon, Hawley OF NEWTOWN, as. . Probate liminary squinting . POR SALE I steel norse S water and a through tbe old manor bouses of tbe mRHAI.IC A nice Ohester White Boar fit DISTRICT 19tb. 1907. ntes gray years old pipes getting little train 1; M. Katate of Bernard Kilbride, late Of New srlver. and aerorai otoer cheaper, . South and in learning why our for for serrice. K Brotherton, Bedding! - also ing in the way or lying on the frozen rose uonn. town, In said District, deceased. boraes; good cheap- Surrey, u. B. Weed. ground as be worked with bis hands bears in insurrection against enter, Tbe oourt or rrooate iot tne uunriM Loot JilU. Ooss.- P. 0.t Hauf X, Bndge-- down in shallow Johnny Bull, Rev Otis W. Barker, who WOB SALE OHEAP-T- wo work horses. Tel. Newtown, hath limited and allowed six Piano-Tunin- g. , tbe ditch. Altogether O - V , , Mrs Carrie Simpson , has been weather for new h as been acting as leader of the circle, r 73-- New England Quarts Oo.. Koxbury months from the date hereof for the realtors Gasoline Engines, Cutters and AffTEDA farm.- PBJ mt : .vi it frosty the Falls. Oonn. TeL 7a-- 3. of said estate to exhibit their claims for set- ": lasd. arood baudlnn. Hut Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner of First Clsss Dressmaker, - but 1, proposed toe loiiowing motion, mrs tlement. Those who to their - Wood.Sawinir Machines K. W. tiash. Sal faoiisuas ava. iT7Ot. A ' company, by July Consulting neglect present sridnnort Bridgeport, Oonn.. formerly of Sceinway ; Oonn. Gordon it will be remembered was accounts, properly attested, within said time, Sons, Mir- - N. Y.f and successor of late Fred " Hawt,stvii,i.,s. Engineer Klernan expects to press tbe in- aft will be to to Piano Latest Gowns made for Ladles and new quite severely Injured by being wUle debarred a recovery. All persons and Jdads of Fsrtri rtsehloery. Wigori&e-pairi- g attend Style - and Tobacco Beyer, your button set so - and pleased Mr Misses. fit the corporation a in Dairy and debted to said estate are requested make Soe Biacksmithing Tuning. Orders may be left at Charles S. Perfect guaranteed. doing business. In view of these facts tnrown prostrate in trolley car immediate to us Isfore you buy or let as . Piatt's, Newtown. Will be In Newtown every on 19: payment s 438 is no wonder there has been an awful Bridgeport Saturday, January are a. uajtcb. quote yon prices. v month. Bridgeport address West avenue. C B- - it 'We. tbe members ot tbe Readme Farm on Shares. Administratrix with thearr iil annexed. I hereby give sottot that I nave back JOHNSON, agitation 'round the Sandy Hook Stock my old staaa tn Middle bought : Circle in Gate dtotrict. and that regular meeting assembled, I will rent on Sharks OF NEWTOWN,as. Probate Oourt T. E. PLATT & SON, I ana ready to do twslneas and sronid be Deputy Sheriff, Auctloaeer, exchange. herewith desire to express our heart Oonn. DISTRICT 1907. ed to see pleas- my farm at Washington Depot, Phone 53-- 4. Newtown, Cons. all my old muoh tan tne naanl Real Estate Notice. . Notary Public. v . Mr Meeker of Gas street had an In felt sorrow because of tbe accident 150 of 30 K state of Pnllo Dlmon. late of Newtown. public First class work at mo- d- 2S-- ' Farm consists of acres, dairy In gnaranieaq. 10 : "Telephone 3 which has befallen our friend said district, deceased.' 1 have farms for sale all sizes and orlces cubator bring oiTlO chickens,Tnesday. good to 40 cows, silo, running water, etc. The Oourt of for the district of New- Teletthooe No. H-- 4. 'If you want a farm or home, or if you and associate in these even- man probate allowed six months Botaford. country pleasant An excellent chance for the town hath limited and H nave a farm to sell, write me. stating acreage, Mrs W. rignt from for the creditors of said CORSETS. condition of same, also lowest Wanted To Buy. Qaacltenbush, of the Fabric ings of study, James Gordon; and a permanent home. References the date hereof, suffer with boken A general price.fac- Joseph and. we also assure her our most mate te exhibit their claims for settlement. .Why steelsf remedy If you want a factory or elevator site, a Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls. Calves. Fire Hose Uo.'s factory, is laid up with that required. Address , Those who neglect to present their accounts. for such, also braces, pads supporters found tory with power, or to buy or sell real estate I. BE R MAN, - earnest hope is that tbe grit and attestea. witnin saia ume, win uo at of kind address PHINEAs E. . '122 the GREGORY S. BRYAN, ,. properly any CLARK, North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. grlp.y which have ever characterized dnhunul a All nersons Indebted to MacMahon-Snowde- n R. & New Mllford. Conn. 818-- 2. : . pluck Chain Co., noinn. Mrs Helen Hatch Tel. A. Klce of Lake her noble struggle in facing hard con Care Bridgeport said estate are requested to make Immediate Sons, George district is Bridgeport, Conn. payment to Room 4. 1119 Broad - Oono,'. CsrrUce rUoufsctstrers. 7 "OOR RENT The t remises of late M.S ditions may now avail to overcome the Austin B. Executor. st Bridgeport- - X of house, barn and thres prostrated with rheumatism, under or Blakeman, New Fmlrflald. Oosva. Otis, consisting Am Now Dr Kiernan's care. ills of the flesh, and to bring her DARM WANTED Rent, ran on shares Motto: of land situated about five minutes Ready our buy on easy terms. H. OF NEWTOWN, as. rrobate Cattle For Sale. Oar The Best Material and lbs Best walk from Newtown street and station. Having purchased several tracts of strong and fully restored into mouth Ave.. New Haven. Ot DISTRICT SI, 1907. Workmanship. i well built and in orlme condition. In timber am prepared to furnish' all kinds of Mrs James O'Brien of Zoar is ill with company at our next meeting. We Estate of Grand ison B.J Parmelee, late of Fresh Cows a SDeclaltv. quire of John M. Otts, Mechanics' and , Farm-er- 'e building timber and also ail other kinds of Dr care. commission Mrs L. O. Morris to con Work on a farm by married in said deceased. Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell Savings' Bank. Bridgeport, Conn. timber If ordered at once: If I receive no or- the grip, under Kiernan's WANTED teamster and milker; also a Newtown, district,for of er trade any day but Sunday. vey to Mrs Gordon this expression of 17 like on small The Oourt of Probate the District I ders shall convert the timber into railroad ties boy years old would position 117. Newtown !hBth limited and allowed six Frank Tar ton. East Ct. Will TJOBfcALK-- new 25 h. p. steam Lane saw In a . is from a our love and and also sug- milker and teamster. B"x king Morris, A short time. George Dayton suffering sympathy, farm, good Pay 1 A mill au etewitn tools and a Tr&ra John H. Frank. and has had ' to have of circle Washington Depo . Oonn. claims for settle Tne hurheart ma kas nrr w septic band, it gest that tbe members the in said estate to exhibit their ac Live Stock. Oows. Oai vea, cHeara. ohlck-en- a. Huntisgtown. Newtown, Oona, need several times. a make an of TTTANTED to buy or lease land containing ment. Thaw who neglect to present taeir Alexander etc WU1 reoalve Waanmg-to- a er for 1200. old chestnut mare.sound purely voluntary spirit, VY attested within saia time. Noe, ay at and genteel ; Is bred from fast stock, has fast some flowers may 8ixxm-pan-y good grade of silica in large quantities. count, properly Depot; Wednesday at Uoibarii Zharw-da- y of or cars: fering tbat close to railroad and near our mill Tele- be aeDarrea a recovery, au persona Veterinary Dentist at.Litcbaeid. brothers, not afraid Locomobiles Lawrence Llllis of Passaic. N. re our words as a 73-- 3. Jill to said estate are to make has trotted H mile in 19 seconds. These FOR SALE. J., slight tangible phone New Mllford. Oonn. New England requested Amon. Ooss W. B. BLAKEMAN. Betblsbssm. as things turned on Tuesday, after a visit of a token of our loyal friendship to Mrs Oe.. Roabury Falls. Oonn. immediate payment to Mail will be sold cheap I am going south. O. E One good driving horse, kind and gen- Quartz Burr Executor. orders promsUr attended to. Blakeman. Newtown, Oonn. tle for to drive. and Gen- few days with his mother, Mrs G. P. Gordon and of our genuine apprecia- Hawley. eral lady Horseshoeing. Lillis. tion of the services she has so WANTED To buy apples. James Lynch, 1 Bl&cksmithlng. many Oonn. OF SHERMAN, as. Probate . Special Notice gladly rendered to us." DISTRICT 86th. A. L. 1907. Ellsworth Fenn, Mahosey's blacksmith aaopatiVrZdLong U.lU.whea PETER H. LYNCH, A, Costello of was Two men to hew ties, ti Estate of Emmit Woodln, late of Sher- Costrsctor sad Builder, I will be prepared to So Horssa hoeing. Oarrl-ag- e Henry Bridgeport Louis T. Briscoe was in WANTED tbe Murray place. Hawleyrllle, man. In said district, deceased. and Wmob Repairing aad ail a tsds of Long Hill, Conn. a Sunday visitor in town. Hartford, Oonn.-- exhibited his ad- Washiitotos Depot, Oona. Jobbtag. rlaUafacUoa Is axl work gaaranteed, Wednesday and Thursday, attending The administrator having Estimates Famished. prices reaaonabae., session of BUY Good whlto silica from any one ministration account with said estate to this Cheerfully S. WARD. BUI. Oona. . Estimates cheer- - Mrs Thomas Blake of Walnut Tree the annual tbe Grand Chap- WILL, to deliver same to our mill. In-- Oourt for allowance, it Is J. Long Pall -Pflintino-- " upon ter, Order of tbe Eastern Star. He outre New Quartz Oo.. Roxburv Ordered. That the 8th day of Feb.. 1907, tuny given whose illness has been noted in England 73-- 3. 2 In Probate I C bt Grand Piano. application for all work, either Inside or out- hill, was elected associate of Falls. Oonn. Teiv phone New Mtlford. Ot. at o'clock the afternoon, attthe Sell Farms XpORSALE prig s side, at reasonable orlces. Panerhanirine-- a Thk Bee, Is now able to sit up. grand patron Oourt in Sherman, be. and tbe same is as- September. Used only a few ' No all work the grand chapter. POB SALE One brown mare. 8 years old. signed for a hearing on the allowance or And all kinds of real estate. Give marred or aoUed. First dans make. BeaaU-- I specialty; guaranteed, whether done 1100 1 10 old. me a of your farm or and ol cane one-ha- lf Famous Draft The new- - by the or by contract. Wall lbs.. $100; black .horse years said aa ministration account with said description1 place aad toss, tell oast. Part Easy LeRoy Plow, day own Papers at The Royal Worcester corsets, correct bis in itrtnr 1 hlitrk bnrfiA lO ve&rs Old. welffht MutA and this Oonrt directs the Admlnlstra the terms and do the rest. Write or call and cash only needed. Loss of child cease a sell- set and best plow made. nearly your figures. Through advertisement Thk 1000 see me. can Of-o- e in style and fit, please tbe ladies. Tay- M. 1000, ai. 1 black cob. 10 years old, weight tor to cite all persona Interested therein I do you good. JACOB BIjOCK. ing Great Bargain. Address Piano. Ass CRAFT & LYON, Bbk G. Nutting secured his finely tV;new w ' v uwm mw- and Middle Gate Dlsw, Route 16, Newtown. Oona. lor, Curtis & Co. sell them. boo; l rnrw sprinpc wv,1 to appear at said time place, by publish- Painters. i . Stepney, Ot. bred bird dog which disappeared from 1 open milk wagon. $60; l top bngsy. $85; ing this order In some newspaper having a Ct. his in Hook 10 ago. runabout. $40. O). A.. Barhlte. 383 Warrem circulation Ln saia aisirtct. W. B. Glover, Newtown, Salt fish, and mackerel at place Sandy days . Oonn. Warren O. Jsdsre. NTIUUK uKTI ITU DOnsIht and sold. herring 8t Bridgeport. Allen, G. B. f u O. - Never Curtis & Co. 's. - x. Tucker. Easton, Ob P. Address Slip Horse Shoes Taylor, S. W. Lesher of Hopewoll Junction- K. D. 23. Bethel. Ot. Notice. WANTED An automobile agent in every All sizes. We can fit your horse N. was a of M. G. For Sale. Connecticut for a strictly high at short notice. Big stock of other horse teas do not Y., guest, Sunday, 1 10 head of TTOD8E KEEPERS namixmi irrafle machine at a reasonable list: one that shoes to on horses' feet. If your suit give Taylor. JN isn (ranks rider. set light bobs. XX the best Silver PoUsh. Trv wll Hunters and Trappers. hus'-II- h ready put your Curtis & Co. a call. 1775 and Her uttlng. 4 young cows due to freshen In will be a seller: liberal discounts to a Wagon repairing of all k'nds. The voung heifers, Todd. 1064 Main street. Bridgeport. I will pay hi . rket wVats Aad re s for L. H. and Mt- , lor prune agent. Power Horse Work done In blends of coffee a February. w WO Main St.. particularsConn. Clipping quick mitage please particu- Miss Llllie Dikeman is spending H OS FORD. New Preston. Ot. Engines OPERATORS WANTED Experience Mink, m ,1 ws ass Baa Hartfor1, order. lar F. J. GIRL, - Skins J Second hand for people. few days in New Haven with friends. - Permanent employment. rop eqttfpSie-Jiewspfrpe- wagons sale. 8an- voLaxi TkAieo. MA1.K- -A welt r wxoHMa IN flHir.nRKN Onred by Boilers. Fabric Fire Hue Oo--, band y Hook. Oonn. XjHU FRED KLEIN, Stepney, Ot. ttn-e- a. & B. H"gw. recently usea ror a small daily pa- Mrs John Hurley of Gas street is Miss Mary Kelly is passing a few W By mall, 25c 8. W. Smith Oo., Silo engines, traction en-- ook. Ocas. r Oonn. -- per"; can be bought for only 9500 cash. Change TSOU SALE a g3Sd-wate- wheels, one 30 and ill. Her Mrs Anson la gtnes. road rollers. general puritwe engines A a V . a of Is one 4o norse 8 tf quite seriously daughter, days in Bridgeport. and Have WANTRD eat wwft of occupation compels disposal plant. power; rebcu DSfX ieeai- A A E. and boilers, portable stationary, simple Opened tut . well for or i 1 24 1 in. Biake, or Matteawan, jn. y., is UOR S LE good sleigh. Inqulire of 8. for and 1. vw situated newspaper job printing. mills. one Inch; hydraulic elder- & , Oonn. andcomoound: contractors, farmers A harness shop at my Uooae. nuia Search Light Publishing Co., Mllford. Conn press ana Also a lot of assistifliTi Jier eare. Dr H. E. Walte, who has a summer Sanford Oo Newtown. general power users; all sizes six horsepower Faro ham am Randall. - aJ apple grater pull VtLt. sues bouse, formerly tbe place, and Waaalactas VH, UlU. shafting, belts and blacksmith tools. D, re8idmTee"i1iDdTngtowrrifJsti1ct, has TTTiVTFn hoira ahont 200 lbs weight' and op; threshing outfits all and all sup prepared to do Harness Matting and re- ward, Trumbull. Opnn. Jotan.C. of N. New- W Olark & Burr. Sandy Hook, Oonn. Tele plies; positively tne ueHBigo graue wuaio pairing of all kinds In the beat workmanship Rose Comb Reds Leavy Bedford, Y., greatly interested himself in tbe phone 57-- 2. machinery built. We want you to see tb 11 AVE YOU AX OLD COLONIAL CLOCK has been a recent guest at his home on town school and has - machlnos now In stock, herein Danbury Boats IS. Q I Stock from first prize cock. Madison Pq , N. or Clock needs reDalrin High recently pre TTTANTED To buy. some good hens for lay- for Immediate deUvery. Get oar catal- Stepney Depot. WANTED 'Y.. winnings 1806. cockerel first, pen second ; sou willwrandttner that Walnut Tree hill. sented to it a comparatively large and ?F or small dy 1 5. it run accurately? If so I am Dre ing purposes; large qhmuhis. ogues. TTTANTED Immediate! v. middle aged eggs f to S3; chickens hatched $3 to $5 per to serve you. I refer to valuable static machine for generating Wll.'lam Rubens. Route 15. Stepney Depot. Ot. IT as SMALL PLACE near railroad; stattos. John F. Angevlne. Vine Haven Farm, New Allison P. you, by permission, Miss Rose Ina has returned I. Cass ZTachlne Co. American woman boo ekeeper la a- V. R. U. IS. Falraetd. Conn. Smith editor of TBI Bee. for Leavy electricity. This machine is greatly J. Threshing good home to tne rVg bt par- fex. Una. Preston, Telephone whom I restored to its old time efficiency a home, after a few days' visit with needed classes in and is Boards of Relief. Samuel A. Ooe. O. Bert Raymond, Agents, ty. Mlha Konte 4k WeatporV Vt. fine old Colonial clock. E. K. Meeker, New friends in by tbe physics Meetings of the DANBORY. OONN. leruy TR BALK A nat Preston, Conn. Bridgeport. appreciated by them. Dr Waite. who ' 83-- 4 or b4-- C powtir Gasnlnaa aarlaa WANTED A good, sober. Industrious man owns a electrical store in nn, t r v.v notice in nereuv kit Phone Bidgeaeld. doaBkkda. m. J. my farm on shares, with stock to do at home. The reliable D. M. Read Company of large supply K -- n RmnDl Relief of the Tuwn rt Park. TrumbnlLMlUawlltatatainls,Oou. rand tools. The farm constats of 3' 0 acres, with WANTRD Washings my New York, is planning to move nis tk.t ,h. meet the Town 2 ball on the CX3R SALE: Two high grade typewriters Mahoney. Botsford. Conn. is a Trumbull will at : c sew.- - A rood one A one three dwelling houses and five barns, all In Bridgeport having telephone store and when be does so there is a following davs of r'eOruarrr"V r nuar, tup uesriy ta. better OASB PAID FOR REAL. KKTATE 1 I want good references. John switchboard installed in its store with 1 (35 B. Holmes. Rldgeneld, Oonn. SALE. bey. good Irving FOR aaJi. sTt .S repair. KINDS held out for another donation. 1st, the 8th, Friday, the l&tb, at J rent ass nzchangs proftarhy If.. Black. Washington Oonn of Nursery Stoek For Sale. 28 prospect Friday, stock of Goods. Groceries. gULiiKV SiS l,iHOa- iepot. ALL 10c each ; branches connecting with different o'clock p. m., for tbe purpose of hearing any K. 8OOTT. Real - Fall Dry old la IKS ta U rears, hand ta - trees, plums. 35c; apple The school Is glad of anything TTIRAtd JR.. Estate Agent- or SMKK-- ; trees 15c; pears, 25c; grape vines. 5c; cur The work is now in High appeal mat may oe maue iraiu 11 Notary Public and Auctioneer. Llvery. Grain of all kinds. Give as a call. talked list jronragMK to RENT Tbe bouse, barn and well 50c departments. that promotes its weirare. Board of Assessors. Howard B Curtis. err body Snalrlas lo pnrctiaae or kept rant bushes. 5c. per doz.; a the Hale and Bearding Stable Offlce and neons -- FIR occupied by S. N. Daolels and 50c Mstrawberry progress and in short time patrons Elmer T. Nichols William O. Beach. Board la United tvtatoa. Jaa. sJ. Bropawy. aauu on New plants. per hundred. $4 per ; Black store can Itory. Mala Street, Kldgefleid. Conn. Office B. & Grand "Tnmlly the past s'z years, lo ated the berry and S2 per hundred. of the get direct connections There is more Oatarrh in this section of the of Relief. . , Tel. a. Hawley Co., JStepney. Brotter.et St, DaatKLry.Ocaaa. town turnpise one mile boutd or ptewcown Orders bookedraspberryand plants. in the as with tbe different in or Dated at Nichols this lztn aay oi January, and ten minutes drive from the rail- - shipped Spring departments country than all other diseases put together. 1907. wood for sals sawed read r village A . U ..II jon as the weather win permit. and lew was to MIXED 7 asdspllt ..a1An HON-lEKFOR- dering goods by telephone. until the last years supposed A small black oa etova. 4 OsilTsrsL M. L JR., be incurable, a many years aoc-to- rs LOST dog wlthtgray spot par card, fruits. Running water in the house. 158-- 4, for great BOARD OF RELIEF of the Town of ENTERPRISE foot. Small si rao on necks answers to Juos St. Peck. Nswvown. be spring Telepone New Mllford, Oonn. 10 pronounced it a local disease and pre- THE on Poultry Yards, r will Out leased for a year or term of years. A party of 'from tbe Newtown scribed local and fail-ir- g will meet Friday. February namecport. maer pieane aoury laraet Possession about 1, 1907. E. L. A married man to a farm remedies, by constantly and on Satur-lay- , w, irom iu a. m RIDBtrltLU, CDRR. Lucta, K-- F D. I. rwnthbnry. Oonn. TJO B SALE A farm of ITfscras of land la given April WANTED take High school enjoyed a sleigh ride to to cure with local treatment, pronounced r'eoruary A tows Wi Johnson, Newtown, Ot. Inquire of Gazette office' It incurable. Science has proven catarrh to to 3 p m.. at tbe Brick building, lor tne pur- the historic aad beaaufai of New Mllford, Conn. Danbury, Wednesday evening, when ana re-- pose of hear! ok appeals Black ' lngtoa, Una the 03 aaa road. M mint ttaev were entertained at tbe home of be a constitutional disease therefore rinuvii rnvriK &aro.v Orpingtons, drireo Sepot. laas mi dwaaoe from late SALE One of Mason & Hamlin's best ulres constitutional treatment. turns Fairchild.joun Board of Relief imwij, S. C. White For Sale, no Acres antaag aad the vuiage off At FOR SALE. F)K Good as Miss S. E. Goodwin, a former teacher latarrh Cure, manufactured bv F. J. Cheney Leghorns. u. mnrff with stops and swells. school. Miss &. Oo., O., Is the constitutional Newtown. Ot .January is. im. for Guaranteed Fertile. of wood land located respectively la onU aarrlrsaaa tetvtsaoeje: boan, tse new. Address Z. Bee office, Newtown. Oonn, at tbe Newtown High cure onTledo, isonly Internal! v Eggs Batching Center. BunUngtown, aitddln Gate. Toddy and atuc witbeU.I rooaapaUiwcla4 oaiSda, fXTR SALE Roan horse, good roader, not tbe market. It token THTinK The Roard of Relief of tbe town of .A Bill T au a benooi OMatricta. M f acres lawa; Moct, lrttieooa aad hriras tavra. Edith Ganong chaperoned the party. in doses from 10 to a xt ROBERT CUSNMAN, and ua Cu MS-i- oa X afraid of autos, steam or cars; also CKR SALE A farm horse 1200 Dan-bur- y arops teaspoonrui. sur- ft Easton will be in session at the ofHce ft P. tent. b In Its entirety,-o- r la tracts. Naw Gram Mt mito; cmrry SI) tieail f trolley good weighing L. C. Nicholson took the load to acts on the blood and mucous nght separate -- top carriage, harness, robe, blanket and iba. Will work single or doubl: suitable facesdirectlyof the sv stem Thev offer one hundred the town clerk on Friday, February 1J lvwr: Prairie State Incubators and Brooder. AU coevmtentlv near the Berkablre dlvUtos stock. Tats faro is eloe.y attaateo. tasS ta whip ; price $125. Inquire of MrstHarry Oog-e-r. for anv woman or child to drive. Inauire of with his team. cure. also on Saturdays, r eo. v ana io; saia Wat Cook A Powders. ol lh N. N. H B. Railroad. Newtown, good heart and wail adapted ts aotiaoao. giOtt P. . S. Pat--terso- n. dollars for any case It falls to Send for 1 to 5 olclock p. tna' Poultry V, ot wood and ta No I O. Building, Newtown. Ct or L. no nma t., oonn. will be in session from o'clock Davis Fo-- and Water Fountains Oonn. E. L. Jofaaaoo, Newtown. Oona. I worth every teteg shape. No. 4 Wlnfield Street, East Norwalk, james ueionery uanDury, Michael J. a brother of Pat circulars and testimonials m.of each nay. Dated st Easton, Jan. 1. 1907 tH boars from New York Oil y, vta LstobhaAd Kelly, Address: r. J. OHBNKY & UO, TOieao, U. W Charles F. . N. H. Baaoe Oonn. TTJANTED A married man to as' 1st on Mile was Sold 75. Ularence Jennings. Orris Ferry, TTOR BALE Dick stalk enuer soitable for Braaca V,N. U.k k. a. Aa tdaal farm. Tenement house. Must be a good rick Kelly of Hill, buried in by Druggists, Nichols. Board of Keller. - iMA.k(wM nower 1 t's a for a geatinmaa to or aa as Take Ball's Family Pills for Constipation. ortmofa harjraln. city hbdw, fa liHJK. SALE 150 Barred Ply mouth Rocks.pul-- i. milker and teamster. Box 31, Washington St Rose's cemetery, Thursday. He William B. Glover. Newtown. Ooss. rnnnlag water to txst soaae asd lata, hens and Pens of Depot, Oonn. was 67 old. A wife and two chil UTOTIQE-Noti- ce is hereby given that tbe Brook Farm, bars. Pries Pbus. oss half eaah. balance (four) years IN of Relief wll meet tne Sunny remata on at L. K OaS-cu- lleta and a cockerel at $7 and $10 These him. A Word frbm Dear Smith: Hoard at lown DOK SALE The place la Tanntoa district, inortgare par oaat.. birds have not been forced for eeic nroduct-- TTTANTEn 1C00 cords of cord wood. N auga- - dren survive Brooklyn: hall in South Britain. February 1. at 10 o'clock Brancbvllle, Corm. r Newtown, known as the Beach Oamp ter. 11 taw ataia et w ataroat-y- Ion and will lav right thro tbe spring and IT tucK v ai.ey ice uo , Bridgeport, ut. Can't do without your Bbk. Give me a. m.. and on February 8 at tbe Town hall In homeatead. A rood twostorv Will consider a close offer for all. who have tickets two more Sincere- Southburv at 10 o clock a. m.. to hear all com G. D Whits. Prop. Jos. P. Mcbtaqh. Mgr dwelling boose, good barn and twelve acres of A it BAG K PORTALS, at A-- Boboer'a. for- 50naniw. TJIARM WANTED To rent or take on shares People purchased years honey. ana to transact ousiness 10 or C Jerusns 8 ft White Leghorn cockerels at $3 each. A of children for recital Miss fDr E. 132 Perm plaints any proper Blooded and land sdjolning. Within minutes walk merly Norvhrop plaoatNewaowa. Poultry Yards, Rtdgefield. A by an merlcan. Clan glvergood reference the the by ly, Arthur Smylie, to come before said board Board of Relief Pure White Wyandottes vine, an Important center of the N. I Enterprise Address W. U., Lock Box 75, Waterbury, Ot. Agnes E. Piatt can have them ex street, Brooklyn, N. Y. of South bury. Comb W tilto . A U. R. R. Rara L. Johnson. New J Good Farm off its aoras Wood chODDers. B. & cban&red store Single Leglioru, I PHD W3AAlia toc.lM mii troaa TTTANTKI) Hawley for reserved seats at tbe Dusttn Waterville strains. town. Uonn. ife-p- ol e IT Co.. Oonn. R F. D. 15. SALE One two horse wagon cheat or & ATOTIOE The Board of Relief of tbe town of and Stevenson aad iaat OOot Iars-- btepney FOR for cow or young btock. M. a of R. H. Beers Co., by paying 10c per Street's Perfection buckwheat in 1.1 will be tn sosslon from IO a. POKSALK-- Mile so houae aad bmrn. All la first ciaaa now. R. H. Washington A tract of land at Hill, tnlidiags ad TfOB SALE- - One 41-- 2 horse power gasoline Thorpe, Stepney, Oonn. ticket. packages is just the tbirjg to 3 d. m.. at tbe town office In Wasbingt Eggs for Hatching. C called. the homeatead of J on a . oMdluoa land well dl vKtea. g frnlu arar Beers & (Jo. sell ana tne Denot on February 1st. 8th and 15th. and 8 adoolng IS acres. A good falling water Near cbarcb and acnooi. engine; l power steam boiler and cows a two new it, necessary Hoyt containing about v aupptj. if Oaatlrsd. engine counted; one cutter sleigh; 3 K)RSALE-- 3 at bargain, James has taken a to it. to revise and correct tbe Grand List for the A new mllcb r building lot fronting on ths highway, with iu nil stock and tools with place ets neavy bob lightD. Dixon. R. F. D X mllchers. R. D. Northrop. Newtown. Ct. Keating position syrups accompany town of Washington as laid October 1st. 190A. IXR SALE rgls-- rural free A location wnere a wil For call oa or.address Georgs &. sleighs J. of Hose tered Devon cow. Thomas delivery. parucaiars v No. 3, Bridgeport, Conn. in the factory the Fabric Fire Dated at Washington. Oonn . January istn Keating, ling worker can have all the work be can do. Bmltn. Stsvsnsos. Ooas. SALE OR RENT Farm of 24 acres. good Co. . Good and seasonable 1907. H E. Geo. 11. Wheaton, K. W. Walker's Farms district Sandy Hook. Ok Also a tract f so acres or TTTANT11.D A - FOR land well divided, good bargains just Bradley, about pasture, housekeeper for one; a wld- fruit, now in men's and felts, rubber Bacon, Board of Relief. TOR BALE-Prooe- rtv In Fairfield. Oonn. plow and meadow land, and some Umber, la V T ower. aaarebs vv ueman, Box 101, Sou th running water in hnuse and out doors, located boys' Sooth Center The wrat branch of Oonn. ! In uaston near reservoir, near church and Mrs J. R. Smith of was boots and arctics. A good supply of VT OTIOE Notice Is the r consisting o' one dwelling bouse and three district. port, 8 Bridgeport hereby given tbat lota adjoining on Ruane Ave., near Pootatack brook running through Its whole costs you to on mall route, miles from tbe guest, tbe first of tbe week, of ber tbe above in different styles. Prices II Board of Relief will meet at the Town buildingline. For to breadth. R. L Jebnaon. Newtown. Ot. nothing try To farm or address u.;- on trolley further apply ITTANTED buy, good horse. Ed Bridgeport. For particulars call j.-aa- close. Hook Shoe Store. hnuM In Weaton Krld&v. February t. O. Boxparticularsa S. OI It TV S. 538 very Mrs E. G. Lake. P. Newtown. Ward MeKenna. E aston, Oonn. P. o Mrs Wheeler, Warren St., Bridgeport.Ot. brotner, Sandy from 9 o'clock a. m. until 6 o'clock p. m , for Poultry, Will pay highest mar-Edwar- Willlams'LaxvtlveTea Hlll.iO. thn nnrnoae of transac'lnff anv and all busi once WANTED U. U. Ot. Ths great blood aad sw is tonic, the roar-snia- id Ixng sheep-line- d coats come WANT to make arrangements at tilapaet, cars tor se Mrs James has returned from Those for ness may before said also Suo OoaHiptUM aad ail Slaor. A two-hor- Iwood sled in icood Taylor thick that meeting, WE responsible forcuttlng to TTT N kld- - nriHTiin was of out-do- or and farmers are on tbe two following Fridays 500 wood parties A TED At once. or a wood choppers; dars of the auMnaca. txaoo. Urar and W condition. Address, price and Salisbury, where she the guest workers just Mason F. William P, cords Ot within next two months Tf 11- - II. tor rree asm ule stating Oscar Budd. Sanford, Oo weekly Davmenta. Inaulra of. neya, writey. of that baa, is E. Wells. Ct. Wanted Elias San ford. the ror this weather. R. H New Eng'and Quarts Roxbarj Falls, Ok meah-ioe'o-aa- yta 11 particulars Nathan Stratford, Boy F. thing Lock wood. Board of Relief 73 3, New Ward. Trumbull. Oonn. aire package To do New- Beers & Co. sell them. Oonn , 14, 1907. Tel. MUlora notcnange. EI" lUk. W. r . w-r . irmd all around reliable man chores on place In Main street, Weston, January WILUaHi IM. umiTk.1 town. May attend school If desired. W. H. has a new F&. Bridgeport, Oona. , W to work on farm Fair wages, and a good San Newtown. John Sanford, Jr., sleigh iept. w AnnW to Frank L. Orris wold, C V. lit ford. Conn. bought of A. M. Briscoe as Son. r A liquid cold relief with a laxative FORjSALE. .8. Bridgeport. Oonn. ITOR SALE A good driving horse, principle wbicb drives out tne com A Good nalr of fonr-ve-ar o-i- weleht about 6tO tflnri nnri ....., i Hotel Ely Greenblat of through a copious action of the bow T Durham cattle, well broke and all right. Al- Address John M. Ford, at Horace Lllen's, Botsford ProprietorHill has a new and a which lin To he Farmer. so a new milch cow. fosr years old. For Sale New Minora. Uonn. sleigh, bought els, bealing principle Edwards S. Beerdsley, Stepney. Oona. Farm Wanted Farm of M. & Son. and 1437-1- A. Briscoe gers in tbe throat stops the 2, irrisrmoa- -i will buy your is Laxative 6. W. Coggswsll sets ss the farmer's sgest. If they Telephone Oall To Rest, by aa Amerioasz ose of FAKMK.KS, cough that Kennedy's Ad-Ne- w . i.n n mnra or less, located chickens alive at the best mar- W. B. sure ac hsrs amy Poultry, Eggs, Apples, or any farm produce and with or without stock aad south-weste- rn Send W. Snlffen. Sandy Hook's capable Coutrh Syrup. Safe and In Its CYPHERS outdoor broodera for a reas Box ft ta of the ton ol ket price and pay cash. postal to J. want to st cash aad ssad it to EIGHT 75. fall particulars Btatloa the part 16 Locust Avenue, ut. and well liked is to and conforms ths highest pries quiek istaras Style A. capacity chicks. Csed Haven. Ooea. iBrookfleld. formerly knowntiS Hoyt, liaobury, postmaster, critically tion; pleasant take; me. Also dsalsr is Real Estate. only three months. Price fx each, cost SIS. now nurse to Food Druir ot Ward farm, belonging fTTANTED About Anrll 1. ill with pneumonia. A trained National Pure and Law, Having built a botwater brooder honaa 1X)R SALE Devon drnnuiM: for VV and L. are no Sold g- - Registered belfnr, dne Jara.n.kanolvr Hntto Charles W. Skiff, administrator, position as foreman of farm. Box 48, Dr A. Schuyler in attend Contains opiates. by all dru ELIZABETH Conn. will not need them. W. D. Dana. Cranaooli. IA next hbdw. George W. Nortarop. Bos . I0?? Oonn. ance. G. W. STREET, Decby, Ooss. Rosas lUxrm 10, P. O. Building, Dan bury, oonn. Washington, gists. COGGSWELL. Newtown, Oona, is. 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I, 1907.

the Weyerhaeuser syndicate he has timber land that is growing more val- - uable every year as the price of lum- ber advances. In one deal with the Northern Pacific R. R. Mr Weyerhaeu A Boston schoolboy was tall, ser is said to have made twenty mil weak and sickly. lion dollars, ilt Is a question whether (g INCOBPOPIATKO this srobble of Western timber lands : His arms were soft and flabby. OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN X. CHILDREN will not get a setback from the atti He didn't have a strong muscle in his BRIDGEPORT, CONN. tude of President Roosevelt and entire body. whether the people will not come into their rights in the ;end." One man The physician who had attended ought not to own land enough for six the family for thirty years prescribed states in the country where Rberty is supposed to abide. It is too much of Scott' Emxiteion. a monopoly. ' ? NOW: Sweeping Reductions Cape For more than two hundred To feel that arm Uteters . Cod years there has been talk of boy's you On Reefers, I would think he was "apprenticed to a Sheep-Line-d Canal, a canal across Cape Cod and and Coats. now the project seems to have a pos blacksmith. i . sibility of successful completion. A ? This is the final Clearance of all of our extra warm wears for men. Prices ALL DRUOQlSTSl BOo. AND $I.OO. company financed by August Belmont are marked close to cost, to insure a clean-u- p of every reeter, ulster and sheep-line- d & Co. are preparing to build a 'canal coat in stock. There'll be plenty of use for a warm coat this winter, and the coat from Sandwich to Buzzards Bay, a dis seasons will last you several at least. 4 miles. is claimed tance of eight It ' mux. oaQ that the canafwlll cost ten. million dollars and that it will take three Reefers Very Low. CONSIGNMENT 5ALE. years tobuild it. The advantage of Men's Reefers that have been up to reduced to - $3 98- - such a canal-i- s that it will bring Bos Men's Reefers that have been up to f7,50 reduced to - 6.48. . ton and New York 70 miles nearer te each other and.will increase in a won derful way the coast traffic of our cit Ulsters For Little. ies.;,; Towns like New Haven, Bridge Men's strong, w'arm ulsters that have been $12, reduced to $748 - port, South Norwalk and New London Men's fine ulsters that have been $15. reduced to 9.50.- - would have a water way for sending Men's finest ulsters that have been $22, reduced to 17-5- 0. and receiving freight and the peril of would be tak the water traffic largely Sheep-Line- d - en away. Cape Cod has been consid Coats Cheap-- ered by the mariners to be one of the The entire range of these garments, which have been priced up to $8.0,isnow most dangerous places on the coast offered at marked reductions, ranging trom $?.48 to $6.48. from Maine to Cape Hatteras; 23 per . - cent of the losses on the coast have taken place there. In the last 20 Our Best Winter Overcoats and Suits are selling at material reductions from years there have been 150 wrecks on tHeegular fair prices, notwithstanding the garments are now worth much wore than Cape Cod with loss of life and proper regular prices, owing to the advance of price of wool. If you need a suit or over- ty for which there was no - return. If Nathaniel Rudd. coat for next season you will save a substantial sum by buying it now. the canal is built, coal and lumber from the Great Lakes can come into Buffalo and west and designed chiefly to preparing boys 6 to 7.30. 15c At 8 o'clock tableaux, Boston from points for college, was widely and favorably pantomimes, music. Ice cream ana without breaking bulk and that will known and may still be remembered cake, 10c, served after the tableaux. by some of the older inhabitants. He be a great saving to the consumer in 1868. $10.75. died in A PROMISED. Women's at ENTERTAINMENT Suits FINE Also will make Nathaniel Rudd's mother was Mary the end. it it possible The Ladies' Guild of Christ church Con- Eliza Coggeshall, born in Newport, R. to send pleasure boats from the in 1802, and In Chelsea, will give an entertainment consisting Priced to $49.50. I., (lied MasSj. of Formerly up - Some of the values in Winter Overcoats necticut coast cities to Boston, mak- in 1871. His eldest brother, William tableaux from Gibson's studies, fa greatest author of this was miliar advertisements and favorite n Our Henry, (the sketch) ng you ever saw. Don't wait only a few left ing a safe and very pleasant trip. born in 1829. Another brother, Fred- poems at the Ridge bail, Friday even Again the price-cutti- pencil has been used this time it gathers-i- more of modern for and erick, was born in in 1834 ing. February a. A noe supper-- con of val- machinery dredging 183ft. Huntington of cake and those beautiful suits from the higher.prices, making this lot the extreme limit and died in His little grave is sistlng salads, sandwiches, "'"-"- Besse. Store cost less 8 - System building will.make the much in the Huntington village churchyard. coffee will be served from 6 to o'clock, ue given. - ' than to build the canal. A sister, Emily Post Rudd, (named af-- after which the program will be given a kind ories-whic- h have wanted suid formerly ter-rfcim- is This too takes in those one of suits, you ily .Post of Huntington) was A very enjoyable evening anticipat ed. . a not in some in- born there in 1837. Another sister, ' watched to see reduced.' They are now marked at price . perhaps after a half-siste- r who , . do Abigail, (named the cost of material and within the "purchasing of every one. The Broom The majesty and married G. Wellington Shelton of B. F. is stances, covering power was Bassett painting the inter ' is of and of broad- Must Qo. minion of the broom , is Long Hill and who died in 1838) ior of L. O. Peck's new greenhouse, Every good model here good colors, good fabrics, including " born in Huntington, February, 1839. which is one of the finest greenhouses fine unfinished worsteds and mixtures. , threatened. As you go along the and both are still living in Chelsea, of cloths, , cheviots, imported fancy Mass..-wher- e, in tnis part the country. . in this and are advised. None J3PISSE streets of New York you will see a during the greater part Mr and Mrs Marshall Sanford, who There are only thirty suits offering early .purchases " SYlHl ayoWRgfi-- of their lives have been teachers - - HEAD TO FOOT small on wheels and a go they nave been snut in at their home with sent C. O. D. or on . . - r . T:, CLOTHIERS. engine pipe in the public school. the grip, are now able to be out again approval, v ing into the window of the house. It in 1840, the entire family moved The men of Hopewell and Pleasant from Huntington to Stratford, and in are to form a -- is vacuum cleaner and now house Valley planning fishing .. Brldseport, Conn. the April, 1847, Nathaniel first came to club and will have the brook running cleaning is robbed of its terrors for isoston, and entered the employment tnrougn tnat part or tne town posted 1 of Crocket & Brewster, one of the old- and in will hire a man to 57 18 ' NEIGHBORS OOT POOLED. carpets are no longer to be taken up est of the spring acred vears. 3 months. days. and best publishing houses that watch the stream. December 17, Charles Treat, aged 85 ' vacuum proces- period. Me was a natural born artist. L. O. - - -- - p 1 and beaten for the air Peck is having an addition years, 11 months, 10 days. y , . , lT van literalIt eouffhlnor mraelf to and in the late forties he began to de built on to his fine residence on Sun REMOVAL PERMITS. A.ot.h snrl harl hmoma too weak Xi Chamberlain's s-takes out all the dirt and cleans vote nis leisure to wooa engrav- room. ! little set Hill for a bath John Goff The persons were brought leave my bed; and neighbors predicted outlook the better than broom or the ing. In the early fifties he resigned of is the following : - jU Bee. v carpet wlth-O- . Bridgeport- doing carpenter here for burial. that I would never leave It alive; but The Newtown his & B. and entered work.- on the clothes line the position B. F. Bassett is doing the 31, Eunice J. Ros well, re- rooiea, ior manxa ue no wxi. hanging by a leading wood engraving establish- painting. January they got s The Richest Man . We have been to himself in. moved from Bridgeport, Interment in 1 was Induced to wy ur Jtving-- new head of the house. Soon there will be ment, perfect the art, Beach Baldwin has moved from D. Center took Juat four one dol-l-.r after which he was for several the cemetery. Discovery. It - - In America. to think a years Sanford's tenement house south of the Brattle-bor- o, hnt.tlM m mmDleLalv cure the TKK BEE PUBLISHING- COUP ANT. apt small vacuum cleaners like carpet connected with the American Tract school on the to the Kate Read March 21: Sarah E. Judson, John D. Rockefeller with his mil- of Boston, In Ridge Vt., to South cemetery; Theo- cough and restore me to good sound that sweeper and the terrors of bouseclean Society illustrating place in JLionetown. dore K. N, to writes airs js.t unwpuer, ui lions made In oil was the richest man their various publications. When The Ladies' Guild of Christ church Harris, Springfield, J., neaitn," Iod. This A.LXJSOH P.BMITH, Ing for the head of the house will be wood engraving was superseded by week Center cemetery. Grovertown, Stark Co., PuaiDMl AHD KDITOB. in more modern he devoted met, last Thursday afternoon, King of cough and cold cures nd heal- A.BTHUB J'. SMITH, ' America; but npw the investigators over. Emancipation from beating methods, with Mrs w. H. Jepsonat the rectory er of and U guar- himself to oil and suc- - throat lungs, Sborbvabt, Tmastmb, of men us an- painting, quite Dennis Dorgan is seriously ill ANNUAL GRANGE DANCE. f R. & New- ' - . AMD BUNKSSS MASAOIB. rich tell that there is carpets and driving tacks will cause fine quite anteed at H. Beers Co., - cessfully, producing many pic- at bis home. M. Rocke- No. 153, town; Betts & Bette, Sandy Hook; HIUKT SMITH, other man whose wealth puts a man to take off his hat and tures, and also giving instruction in Mrs D. H. who has been ill The Bridgewater Grange, Noble-Me-w . many Dorgan, annual dance P. J. Garvin, Bethel; W. N. AQBN-T- the art. with the is now P. of H., announce their Hunt- SutllUL feller's millions in the shade and make shout "Hurrahl" to the advance of came Chelsea grip, gaining. Bridge-wate- r, Mllford; E. J. Buckingham, He first to in .the fall Charles Nordman, the blacksmith, to take place in the Town hall, Allen his fortune look like six cents. The science in Let the of 1847, (the same year that he first is a new of Friday evening, February 1. ington: Joyce, Roxbury Station;M. Cough housekeeping. driving horse, purchased G. W. & Co.. J. Remedyb a. YSar. n Oaata tor Biz Month. 60 came to Boston), and in 1849 united Beers of Weston. Music will be furnished by Maton's Hurlburt Roxbury; The Children's Fa-rart- Ohm tor Four Months. Four Oenta Oopy. new rich man is a billionaire and his eood work go on. Use the broom to with Winnisimet (Jbarles of The com- Sullivan. Redding Ridge; Connery the - Congregational Mr and Mrs Patrick Mc Donald have orchestra Waterbury. name he- of E. is Frederick Weyerhaeuser and bang the tramp on the head. church. In 1869, purchased the both been victims of the grip. mittee of arrangements consists Honan & "Soule, Gay lordi Goa&rhs, Gold, Croup house which he so long occupied, while W. F. Franciscus had the misfor R. Wooster, H. O. Sanford and Oeorge Sherman; W " - Oonk-Fbidat- , 1, 1907 he lives in St Paul, Minnesota. His Smith Bros, uornwau unage; hooping-- Cougfa- Rbwtowf, Pmboabt it was yet in process of construction, tune to lose one of his team Northrop. vine; IT tta m Is and had to himself and recently TViain RirrlRlpv. New Preston: lUtnMlfU fjioiM far wealth in timber land and it is said - It finished suit horses. rt of u It A New Over in France are ex- E. Falls Village; E. S. luft anim II Mssaswi7 they wife. Here he the remainder George Frtnk, s. iwJ o. aniii.d span. TaUaEPHONB, 43 his are in states of passed Mrs Marcus Beers and little son PERSONAL CHAT. a run-store- or otbar 4ra 4 stsr that holdings the of and all 111 Falrchlld ton, mcnois, .ptua kumnl am tmwm Potato, perimentlng with a new his days here his children, have both been with the grip. Price 60c and L Trial bot pmumMMti to a b&by ssM Washington, Oregon, Wisconsin and to a (now living) were born. In 1904. he Mrs M. J. Scribner has been spend John Harris has purchased Mrs Fries 36 etsi Lmvw 81m, ftO sssV potato which promises urnish met witn a mishap which rendered a lew in with Frederick Coff man's farm, which ad- tle free. ... : Minnesota. He is one of the lumber him a was ever ing days Ridgeneld her con- iBTntrania Rim large addition to the food supply of cripple for life, and he sister, Mrs Harriett Blackman. joins his own. Mrs Coffman will TROUBLE. of Northwest and is esti after confined to crutches or canes. He 111 to live In house. MUNTM4U FOR , lw imo Smo (mo yeu barons the it world. The new Herbert Freeman has. been with tinue the t--S 1.00 8.00 8.00 5.00 the potato originated was a man of of life, Mr and Mrs Albert B. Mallett and inch mated has a hold on 30 million acres singular purity- pneumonia. Inch 1.00 2.00 4.00 0.00 10.00 in Uruguay and under Its new envir and a most consistent and- exemplary There was a Teachers' meeting, last daughter, Florence, have been ill and "I've lived Vn California 20 years, THE ORIGINAL S Inches 1.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 Christian. His death was and U. care. for trouble in the - timber. In other words, under Dr A. Leslie's and am still Inches , 1.50 fc.OO 10.00 15.00 25.00 onments has developed several forms quiet Friday afternoon, at the academy at 4 Inches 11 Li T 12.00 18.00 30.00 owns 50 peaceful, and be passed away with an the Center, which was addressed by Mrs Adaline Thompson has closed way of burns, sores, wounds, bolls, LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP 1- he thousand miles of -4 column C 18.00 S4.00 40.00 square which is may become fixed unfaltering trust in a glorious immor Miss of her home And will the balance or a case of pllea that 1- for spend cuts, -1 column S 20.00 28.00 48.00 it hoped Harty Danbury, taking her spralos, 1- tTaTJ a tract six times as as of Mr and Mrs Salve won't -1 colimn I 3 24.00 36.00 00.00 woods, large From new has tality. subject "Arithmetic." The schools the winter with Bucklen'a Arnica quicKly 3-- the specimen there He besides and B. fei 4 column At sy.tf.flO 32.00 48.00 80.00 the state of New And much leaves, the brother in town all closed, Friday afternoon. Charles Thompson. cure," writes Charles Wa'r" Coidt trots tit. y leolnmn V T M.00 t 40.00 60.00 100.00 Jersey. sprung a yellow variety, a white va two sisters already mentioned, five so the teachers could attend. There Master Amt S. Treat of Bridgewa- Alleghany, Sierra. Co. Iso use nunt- - txiiija( of this property was acquired in ways children, four grandchildren, and a is to be held next week ter la 111 with German measles. ICS. Mr Walters; It cures every dowwl a oenan and a red and all anotber Fri -- rlxmi lor croup sad riety variety they circle of friends to mourn his de 1. Miss Lillian A. Peck bam. sister Of case. 25c R. H. Beers & vfaoopmr-oouct- t. . hMvIa lib. tlm will Mr large day afternoon, February at that not stand the light. &te Small TASsvrsU sOa. lc afn.word per week. possess certain distinctive shapes and parture. Mrs Cla.vte; rijot'-ot-tfcerV- 'Eu- Mrs H. W.'Treat, and William Scott Co., Newtown; Betts & Betts, Sandy Nsurr sll othar Weyerhaeuser came to this country The last letter which he sent to the gene has to her of Providence were married in, the ear- Hook: P. J. Garvin, Bethel; W. N. No- couch cum srs qualities. In the plan of raising po Old Home Ciark, gone make de- ar Is a most E. from when he was an 18-ye- Huntington Association, npihe with Mr and Mrs Henry Piatt ly fall. Miss Peckham ble, New Mllford; J. Buckingham. and which received such close house-bol- ro CURB A COLO IN ONE DAY tatoes for the new alcohol to be used atten on Meeker street. Mrs Clark's d lightful lady and Is well known here. Huntington; Allen Joyce, Roxbury old boy and started In to make a llr tion when read, was written, practi- were sold Mr Scott is on the Provi- G. W. Hurlburt & Co., Rox- in mechanics it is proposed to bring in his last illness, and when real- prxids at auction, last employed Station; HomtATuimtci M m V V Take Laxatixe Bromo Tab without a cent of cally, week Monday afternoon. dence Journal. bury; J. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; tt. boweli, confins VV f , I Quinine tag capital except over certain varieties that are grown ly too feeble to make the effort. Both Willie wailed and Winnie wheezed, Use KODOL after Bros., Georgetown; W. B. f to. All druggists refund the money and bare, bands. He has he and I entert&ued the a little your Connery & If It falls to care. E. W. OroTe's sig- his wits bis 'always while wintry winds whined wierdly. meals and it will be found to afford a Hawley, Sherman; tionan Soule, in Europe. With the new discoveries strongest affection for tjae town of our Willie while Winnie wheezed relief. KODOL Smith Bros, Cornwall nature Is on each box. 26c. had good luck, for now at the head of the. cares of our wriggled prompt and efficient Gaylordsvllle;- la potatoes it may be both food and boyhood, which busy wretchedly. Wisdom whispers, win- nearly approximates the digestive Bridge, Edwin H. Beardsley, New KENNEDY'S uxIttye long lives nave never diminished or ter winds work wheezes. Wherefore what you eat. It is Preston, George E. Frtnk, Falls drink for us before' ve' get thiotigb weakened, --arfici among the delusive we Laxative juices. It digests Sold E. S. Falrchlld & Son, Nichols, our write, "Use Kennedy's sold on a guaranteed relief plan. Village; - with it. Long life to the old potato, hopes of all these years, especially Cough Syrup." Nothing else so good. here by all druggists. drug stores. . latter ones, was the hope that some Sold by all and the new potato and even the day we would both be permitted to druggists. small potato. visit again, together, those "scenes of our childhood" so indelibly impressed . e. a ocx. a. upon our memories, that more than LITCHFIELD COUNTY. P.wrrT omioaoo. u. a. MO three score years and ten have not, in Sold tLAN'S FAIRFIELD COUNTY. the slightest degree, obliterated them. by All Yours Very Truly, BRIDGE WATER. Big Druggists. William Rudd. ! HUNTINGTON. Henry SALE bridgewater's vital statistics REDDING. FOR 1906. NATHANIEL RUDD. BIRTHS. A 8E11IE8 OF Opportunity at, We A OIOIUI Nathaniel Rudd, the subject of this ACCIDENTS. To buy Dinner and Tea Seta Cost. 0 AT sketch, was a native of 6, Lois, bal- was Huntington Last week Wednesday, F. Miller, January Dorothy daughter are out of the Business and shall sell the Inl ana Dorn in tne large wnite nouse who lives in Sanford to Mr and Mrs Lewis G. Northrop. going Crockery Broken Lots and on.tbe west side of the green just town, started out February 3, son to Mr and Mrs Cal- ance of our handsome decorated north of the to take a sleigh ride. As he was go- vin Bates. jnds Congregational church, near Bar-tram- 's which was the old Rudd ing up the hill Miss Nellie March 26, Andrew son to formerly his horse and he Antoni, To mxjSxsKttonsMr. nd ye BT AtwrtS: of Lilies. homestead. It is now owned by Mrs stopped got and Mary Antoni. pro. U now m.ni emvA, to Stephen OMrrh ol - tma Charles Etzel. Mr Rudd has out start him, when to Mr Miller's 20, Dinner and Tea Sets I furnUhina- Uirourhtbmdrnartos. H always May May Harriet Allen, daugh- ud Tt-u- lI punta had a interest in the surprise he started cn a run, leaving to tr Boiw ol lr. Shoop'a Oiarrh Osrs. deep Huntington Mr Miller behind. ter Ethan and Lulu Allen. I to tht 1 s,m ao Wjctot Old Home Association and has con- The horse ran 12, son to Charles and Ck.l.rrb. bmw certain. Ir. Of down road Fair-child- 's July Mary Cur. will brln subsmncltJ Un Shoes for Women Continues. This sale tributed to It every year, either by his the towards James Kmhin esrtalnlr. U so eonrweincxul phrKMsJ Bayette. AT COST. srtM-leo- f ss and'when below his bouse tMKotsnr rwO. mmumr Rutstast of presence or by sending a very interest- just 20, Ernst son to John nrt. w "1U is Composed was the sleigh collided with a heavy road July Arthur, snicle muat ixiwm true ttwit. viae th. ing letter. The following letter The horse freed M. and Matilda Ryberg. of Decorated China and Crock- rsUMtr tiisa dnim It, rr. Chooe'a received by E. J. Buckingham, secre- wagon. itself and November 1, son to Gustav and Also big line of odd pieces Cstsrrh"im.Cur. U s snov whitm. bwUiut sncisnros ran a mile or more before It was cap- faslm. put up in btmuuful - Kr tary of the Old Home Association, and Magnusson. Ware which we shall sell at cost and less. If need ttr-- nickel rsptv-- was tured and taken home. The next day Signe ery you St 60c snnt&inc smu s oil Xaxmlrpcus, written by his brother, William Mr Miller hitched December 5, Edward Leslie, son to Tfarnral. Menthol. c. sr. tnrorpoiwMxS ntr" WOMEN'S SHOES Henry Rudd. Nathaniel Rudd died up his horse and Carl Alfred and Annice M. Carlson. anything in this line do not miss this sale. cream Ilk. Prtrolmm. ttanorwd b Dr. October 1906. went after the sleigh and just as he Shonplry.from Kurops. 11 Csiarrn of U bom so at Chelsea, Mass., 23, had fastened MARRIAGES. throat meo-- to Ux sininarh. llxw V & The letter follows: it nicely behind the wag- aksoufwhu Taken from a large stock where but few pairs remain here on the horse started and ran 15, James C. New mnstu internally. Dr Kiop' Rsav(i South Natick, Mass. upon the April Twining, We are Agents for the roamara ouotm. s laK of gmml and there of lines sold out. 14, 1907. bank, overturning the wagon and Haven, Sarah Kyle. bkoauns. belching. NIIiiiibmi. n nearly January Mr Miller succeeded 1, Paul Montrose Ber- surely call lor Bbonp'a sXSnratioa. Mr sleigh. in stop- August and Ir - E. J. Buckingham, Secretary horse and a min- For anontnpHGBtnd catarrh- only ol ia None but desirable shoes in this not old but Old Home Association. ping the after few tha Pitcher. Never Goods throat noUunc eU. bomver.Med t ssaarf" sale, styles, Huntington utes got the wagon and sleigh righted DEATHS. Slip Dear Sir: I have your favor asking and back to seat broken lots and ends of lines, at greatly t educed prices. if I can furnish some particulars again stepped get the January 3, Lettie Morris, aged 8 For this which be of con- which had fallen out, when the horse Locality may general interest, started, leaving Mr Miller behind, and months. cerning my late brother, Nathaniel did not stop till he reached his home January 27, Ellen Eva, aged 83 years. Rudd, who passed away in Chelsea, where he went March 6, Frederick Coffman, aged Mass., October 23, 1906, and I safely into the barn 90 years, 9 months, 23 Farm and Hardware of Kinds Sr gladly with both the wagon and sleigh days. Machinery All comply with your request. side no rightwere May 1, Mary Ellen Strong, aged 55 He was born in Huntington, April up. Fortunately bones years. K. 8, 1831. His broken but the sleigh was somewhat 61 The Farmers' Store. W. father, Hezekiah Rudd, disabled. un- May 16, Sarah Frances Ives, aged MOLLAN, was born in a part of Windham called Everything else escaped years, 7 months, 3 days. Scotland in 1781, and graduated from injured. Juue 19, Agnes Whalen, aged 4 Catarrh ioa6 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. Yale in 1806. His life was devoted to too years. teaching and he was repeatedly styled Friday evening, February 8, there August 4, Mary Jane Pitcher, aged R. H. BEERS & CO.; NEWTOWN Ladies' and Children's bhoes Only. an advanced educator fully 50 years will be an entertainment in the Ridge 69 years, 11 months, 25 days. 22). P. J. GARVIN. BETHEL. ahead of his time. His English and ball under the auspices of the Parish October 27, James Shannon, aged 73 ILIELEI, B. & Co Classical school, located in Hunting- Guild of Christ church, Redding years, 1 month, 28 days. Conn Hawley Strsy. ton for many years previous to 1840 Ridge. Admission, 20c; supper, from November 30, Jane Louisa Bayette, Shelton, S. J. PARKS. TRUMCwU.