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I- -' Newtown l 1887! ATi if VOLUME X. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, iTTJMBER :l FETON, J I L. D M. ARSON P. EDWARDS M. SMITH, M. D., WILCOXSON, D., SMITH, If. D., Merchant L. B. Booth ha9 a noble The wild Texan stear was nowhere, last Glad of Physician and Surgeon, Physician and Surgeon, Sandy Hook. pair It PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON". of oxen that tip the scales at 4625 week. Mr H. B. Coger a Newtown, Ct, Connections by telephone ; calls may be left at pounds. bought, couple We were glad to read the excellent re Successor to DOCTOES WILE & SMITH. Dick's - uf steers Mrs Maurice Hartnett of Visitors Residence and Office at Bjck's Hotel. Telephone. or at Taylor's hotel. fat of in one cf the concern Buyers delighted Office and Residence Newtown street. Mrs Fairchild now Great breath- port given papers, surprised, OSCAR Sylvia makes tier Ring, where they mast have delJT- - Telephone connections. PITZSCHLEE, t ing a recent lecture on temperance and Hair home with her son, Mr Henry H. Fairchild ed in the untamed wildness of that steed 8 to 9 a 1 to Shaving Cutting, ered in Huntington by Re? D. G. Lawson. Hours, m; 2pm." Hot and Cold Hair of Cold of Mr Lillis is never Baths, Cigars and Tobacco, Spring Patrick that driven. He baa a id tbia Hair Tonic and Cosmetics. most thrilling eiperieoce Oil, Anyhow the steers didn't steer worth a invita- A.T THE Mr Minard Harder of Cobleskill, N. Y., line and we hope will receive many GEORGE W. BOTSFOED, cent, bat got Harry np a tree and the rest Don-comb- tions to on the Ilia lectures Botsford Conn. has been guest at Mr George F. e's speak subject. Depot, over the fence, while they escaped into are calcalated to do and to awaken and blacksmithing To of Broadview and a new advertise- good THE GREAT Carriage making repairing, People Taste: the luxurious fastnesses of the High Rock the to awful evils of and jobbing. ment tells of Fearless powers, etc. Broad- ' peeple the intemper- woods. The steers were finally got as far - view also invited Dea A. ance. C N. y. CLOTHING HOUSE. A. W. OEGLEMAN. the families of C. as Mr Nathan Burr's, last Friday, when Hook. Ct. Messrs L. C. C. B. BARGAIN HOUSE Sandy Moore, Morris), Taylor one of them got into the woods again, Manufacturer and dealer in Harness, Saddles, and W. H. Fairchild to its Winter goods at the National Clothing , ' Thanksgiving where it had to be killed and drawn to the Bridles, Collars. Blankets, etc. The Store, Bridgeport. You can buy a nice Designer's Skill,the Dyer's bounty. -- on a stone boat. - WELLS & ' m m slaughter Winter overcoat to fit a man for ?6 SO.to St OF I. J. SON, -- - mm Sandy Hook, Ct. Cunning, the Weaver's Patience Mrs Mary A. Weeks of Norwalk and a child for $3 50. Children 'a short pants Shoes and Eubbers of all there DO THE WORK. Boots, descriptions. Mrs Henry Beard of Bethel were guests in If Are any of our readers wanting suits ?2 50, sizes from 4 to 14 yesrs. God FINE GOODS,LOWEST PRICES Making and at short notice. ajrid our own Brains have been repairing the Street, last week. steady work at good pay, they mould do strong all wool auitu, ?4. Children's short """"" mm-- JAMES F. BEENNAN, racted until almost well to read the advertsement "Work for pants, 25c per pair. In men's suits you Newtown. exhausted, We are Leaders in Latest Styles and Guiding W. B. HALL & CO. Mason and Builder, Mr Patrick now boards the Winter" in' another column the can & handsome black Cheviot - Keating (Pilot) by buy suit. j All work First-Cla- ss and Warranted to Give on all account of our inexhausti with Mr John Haugh of Botsford. Chasenur.series of Geneva, N. Y. cut in either sack or frock, Rtnr fnr Fnll & Winter- Bargains. Finest line of Satisfaction.,- f fWVW K ble efforts to provide for the pub A real strong,good wesringjill wool Scotch EBSON W. wood-hou- se in WILSON, ' Mr George O. Banks has added a Mr James Blacktnan's , pony got away goods suit, $10. Handsome dress suits Overcoats ever shown in this county. Furniture and Undertaking, lic an of corkscrew Men's overcoats in Offers Ct. incomparable variety 12x14 feet to the Cold Spring house from him in the Rackets, last week and gooda. $18. and the Assortment of Sandy Hook, and brown We have all the Latest Styles Largest everything new and fresh in which he occupies. Merchant L. B. Booth gave the old carriage a rough passage be stylish black beaver, f!5. has had Mr of r fore it Mast be Uncle Jim Youth's cut sack suits, f8 50. with irresistible DAVENPORT & Henry Wilmont Bridgewa-te- stopped. that square Fashionable Fabrics in rich and elegant patterns, O'HAEA, mixed and Counselors at CARPETS.FLOOR COVER- build some 30 ya ids of stone wall on gives the pony too many oats! Choice patterns in silk goods, va- BRILLIANT & EXCEP- Attorneys Law, An immense Post-Offi- sacks nob- inducements beyond competition or comparison. Office in Building, & the field near by. these are cut in stylish for the Conn. INGS DRAPERIES Prince Albeit novelties TIONAL VALUES IN Bridgeport, Sam, son of Mrs Emma J. Peck, who has by young men's trade. of and Children's Overcoats and Suits; leading To Mr Michael Qualey cot his foot brown and black, a re the riety Boys' JOHN H. BLACKMAN, suit all tastes. Our combin recently been studying to become an electrician, suits, quite thing lowest ever known with a hoof knife at Mr P. Keaue's Cold for dresi occasions; we have them from 20 and standard styles of the season. Prices the Newtown Market. ed efforts has been in poor health and expects to go etc. have been successful. ?23- - Our black and blue Elysi-a- n class Just let us that it will do you good to Dealer in fresh and cured meats, etc., Spring shop to California, this Winter. to brown, for first goods. whisper S"Terms Cash."C Our are overcoats in young men's wzes are very of the latest prices always the lowest Mr Charles Ives has a contract to material see our stock of Gents' Furnishings, consisting JDress Goods CELEST A. BENEDICT, M. D., get cheap considering the qualitr of big out 40,000 or 50,000 this seas Mr John Glover of Dubuque, Iowa, has to meet. And don't Physician and Surgeon, Seeing is believing. hoop poles, and workmanship: ?15, ?18,? 20. ?23. Rub- and best at prices nobody cares on. visited the old Newtown home and Messrs styles qualities 228 State St., Bridgeport. ber coats of all sizes and kinds, just th for if of the AND Of- A. C Hull and Hawley Jennings have that there will be no hard times you, you buy Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. thing for weather. Don't fail to forget 10 to 12 2 to 4 m. Mr II. B. has built a been him make it for the rainy fice hours from a. m. m, p. Cojrer recently helping lively look us over when in the National slaughter near his barn. birds. city. WILLIAM B. PEINDLE, Clothing Co . A. H. Davis. Undertaker, Newtown, Ct-- , CHAS. W. MUM Mouse, I'CORD, Mr W. II. The Winter of the State Board lothing Suitings is prepared to furnish anything in the above line Fairchild of Cold Spring, who meeting at short notice and at reduced prices. has clerked for the Nichols market and of Agriculture will be held at Hartford, Mr J. A. Phelps, general agent of the 311 Main street, corner State, Bridgepori,Conn. i.fBce. Cole & Green at Bethel, talks of starting December 14, 15 and 16. Homestead, buzzed into the Bee Monday. 56-in- 1)11. (J. li. BAKER, a meat market at Cannon on the Danbury ch B. & Co's.. 375 Main Repellant. 45 Cannon St., Near W. Hall Street, and Norwalk road. Mr B- - Smith, now at work vn the Ct. Henry 54-in- Bridgeport, BRIDGEPORT. The D. M. Bead Co. need never be ch Check Cheshire watch, was recently home with Suitings. ashamed of for are al- Mrs D. B. Northrop has had her heme his wife; Mrs George Taylor of Danbury their prices, they DOMESTIC WOOLS, EMBEOIDERY 45-in- ch LEADING HOUSE FOIl FOREIGN AND Bison Cloth. IDBITTIST. in Palestine and its front fence was the same time. ways the lowest that honest goods can be AND moderate rates. Eeferences from paiated by there at MATERIALS TOYS, Dentistry at Mr W. sold for. Their new advertisement treats 38-in- ch Mixed the citizens of Newtown. Telephone. George Northrop. CONN. Suitings. leading ymm in dress and 420 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT, Children may not be always wise, but of figures their cloak, goods GOODS. -- Miss departments and no floor need go GRAND OPENING OF FALL 38 inch Tricot Cloths. K. VAN Hattie C. Benedict of Newtown has they are trenerally observing. One of carpet INDIA SILKS AND I. ICIPKIt, a buildinsr lot of Edward An- Newtown's bare with a good ingrain selling at 23 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WOOLS, PLUSHES, 38-in- purchased yonng Iadies.visiting Neburg, IN ch Plaids. THE BETHEL BAKES, cents a PONGEES. drews, near the house of Frank L. Bene- in company with a Danbury friend, was yard. Arrusene, Chenille and Wash Silks. Will run a Baker Wagon through Newtown on FLINT & CO., dict, on Andrews street. letter in accosted on the street by a kind hearted have in finding A SPECIAL DRIVE IN ZEPHYRS, 6 CENTS IER OUNCE. The above represents a mixed every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. First Danbury Register. little miss of about six years with "Say Many people difficulty class line of New England Bread, Cake, Pies and rtil just what want for a Winter shoe. Instantaneous Stamping. misses, you have got on your hat hind side they lot of Goods. Mr-- i To meet demand for a ASSORTMENT OF TOYS IN THE CITY. goods recently purchased Fancy Burnett P. Lasher, daughter of D. foremost." Before the could the waterproof LARGEST RECEIVED. lady reply, John G. 403 Main A NEW LINE OF BASKETS JUST us. We shall choice of A. Barlow, was buried at New Milford, her of about (he same shoe, Howland, street, by give COUGIILIN IillOS., To Cash Purchasers of companion age el bas had a calfhhce last Friday. Kbe leaves two children. "Oh Susie, that's the way Bridgeport, heavy entire lot the low of Bridgeport. claimed, they with double oil cloth the at price kinds Goods : wear them it's Come along: made, broad, soles, LAMPS AND all ofDry now, stylish. lin- BEAUTIFUL Mrs L C. Morris, Misses Su.sie and Liz- ' linings under the vamps and rubber 37 1-- 2 c:nts. For convenience DEALERS III FINE GOLD WALL PAPERS, ain't you awful ! zie Scudder were those who attend- ings between th-- i soles, making a drsiiable GLASSWARE OIL TINTS, FRESCO BORDERS, DECORA- - among No House can offer any more positive bargains ed the school convention at McDei who dissolved article for those who want warm, comfort of customers, these goods will WINDOW SHADES, FIXTURES, ETC. in Black Black Faille Sunday Mr C J. mott. part- GREAT BARGAINS IN TIOHS, Black Silks, Ehadames, able foot Police shoes w stamp- Francaise. Black Dress Goods, Wool Dress Goods Bridgeport, last Friday. nership with Mr James A. Wilson, last covering. be shown on our center counters. - tM ed on the sole of each ALBUMS AND Broadcloth for tailor made suits. Spring, is now associated with Mr Theo- pair. It. N. Mr Beers A BIG STORE FULL Call and see the best values ever Ill. BETTS, Jr, 100 pieces of Silk Plush all shades 69 cents per Charles E has repaired his dore Hawley at Bridgeport in reclaiming Uentist, Sandy Hook. yard. Palestine barn and built new barn room. He to move his family to "All the latest fashionable and desir Teeth extracted without the use of rubbr. expects OF THE MOST shown us. pain, by Merino Underwear for Ladies and Gentlemen sales by Oxide or Ether. Teeth the city soon. able goods at lowest prices, quick Nitrous (laughing gas) Handkerchiefs, Braid.Trimmings m . ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES inserted on Celluloid or Rubber. Money paid for Hosiery.Gloves, Mr E. M. Feck has brought water into and profits divided with customers." Nine Jet Ornaments. Muslin Underwear, Corsets, "Wor extracting is allowed on Sets. ; Will call at the his home from on Miss Mary Ward of Hotchkissville and of business conducted on the basis AT LOW PRICES. CORSETS. CORSETS. sted Goods, Blankets, Comfortables, Skirts, Rib- Hantingtown springs years house when requested. Brookfield every the hill west ol his house. Mrs Hickok of Sonthbury have of this idea have not W. B. BOSTON STOKE, bons, Tarns and Notions. Benjamin only placed t! ('EXT visited Mr Charles Skidmore. & Co. successful S. HUNT & UKIIMiEPOKT, We have a hun- - i Hall inJ.he front rank of F CO., just bought Rev Charles M. Selleck was unexpected- operators, but have educated the shop- M. AT MODERATE to dred dozen splendid Dollar Cor--i ii. KEANE'S, FINE MILLINERY ly called to the charge of St Paul's parish, Mr W. J. Dick has sold his hay the ping public to a concession that, while oth- Monumental Works, PRICES. Norwalk, by the absence of Rev H. S Atlantic hotel stables at Bridgeport and it er methods may be good, this is the better sets, best shapes, some very Cor. Gold and Middle Streets. the who is at New York for was baled, last week, br Mr Charles San-fo- rd CLOSING' OUT SALE OP THE BAL- Clapp, rector, one. Bridgeport, Conn. medical treatment and Rev Mr Hamilton of Redding. slightly soiled. Price will be ANCE OF OUR Monuments and Headstones in all the leading officiated at Trinity, Sunday. Rev Mr Sel- During the remainder of the month only 49 cents. Granites and Marbles at Bottom Prices. LADIES' WRAPS AND JACKETS. leck officiated, last week Thursday, at the The Library Sociable. special bargains in all departments will be . offered the Bros. Co. Their INSURANCE AGENCY, MISSES' marriage of his brother, George Ward Sel Contrary to the usual of things, by Copeland FIRE ophol-stery- ," NEWTOWN SAVINGS BANK, leck, to Mrs Aona M. Potter of Norwalk. weather was all that could have been entire stock of dry goods, carpets, CLOAKS AND CLOAKS AND NEWMARKETS AT the Conn. Newtown, Conn. The Hour says that Rev Charles M. Selleck desired for the dance at the Town Hall, millinery, etc., has been carefully Monroe, or LOW PRICES. and marked low This most in the Insuring against damage by Fire did an amount of hard ,13th, in aid of new gone over at prices. Eopresonting the reliable companies country. NEWMARKETS. Incorporated 1855. work,Sanday last Friday evening, the - Stock or Field. Policies written for one, three or five years at greatly firm an extensive dis- Liehtninz- also Live in Barn PHILO CLARKE, President, that few stronger men would care to un room. The affair was an assured proposes making and no Law Suits. RENEWALS promptly made in any reading as reduced rates. Losses promptly paid 150 new ones received. C. H. NORTHROP, Treasurer. dertake . In the morning he drove to New- success from the start, for, with such lead- - play of fancy goods, this season and, company. Hours, 9 a m to 3 p m; Tuesdays and Fridays, town, a distance of nearly 25 miles, where ersas Mr and Miss Leonard, it could not considerable space will be wanted, their me a and I will call on and make a of prop-t- y 7 to 8 m. been offered If you cannot call on ma, send postal you survey your p he conducted full service with sermon. have bten otberwise.As can be seen by the present fine stock has at make room for without charge. CO. From Newtown he drove to Lewisboro and results, the different committees did nobly: prices which must rapidly CIIAItLES JONAS, FLINT & few officiated there and, in the evening, he Misses Hattie Nichols and Minnie Bronson the holiday trade. They mention a of W. B. HALL & CO Merchant Tailor, 55 & 57 Fairfield Avenue, was at old St Paul's, where he preached a collected 41 for tickets and toward the the bargains which will be found at their but there are hundreds and Conn. CT. beautiful and very forcible sermon. rent; Misses Emma Terrill and Daisy establishment, NOW ON Church St., Newtown, '.BRIDGEPORT, hundreds of others as attractive in HAND, Nichols $11; Misses Clara 'and Hattie just Paint. I leave to announce that I have received Ruto beg Miss Maggie Brennan visited Miss Kate Miss Jennie Otis $14. each of their numerous departments. and a fine lot of suitings and overcoatings in the Northrop $19 A. full and sebct line cf grocer- of last week. Miss Leonard Their stock is altogether composed of ItUBBEB PAINT. CELEBRATED ROSS CUTTER stores at Newtown and Bridgeport, where I will Campana Bridgeport, The refreshment committee, Tools, etc., which to on and will C. Mrs C. S. choice new goods, seasonable and desir ies, Seeds, Twelve sizes for hand and power, Giants, Little be pleased wait patrons guarantee chairman, Mrs F. Beardsley, CHARLES JONAS." TO able. The will consult their own I am selling at bovtom Giants and Specials. A reward of $1000 lias been satisfaction. THE BEST PLACE BUY W,W. Smith, the restaurant keeper and Piatt, Mrs Dr Smith and Miss M. C. Mor- public ottered for the imst two years by the mimufact ... . interest an date and Best Paint In The World. of atiove cutter that ....; prompter of Birmingham, hong himself, also did their well and they by calling at early nrers the cutters for any gan, duty - " prices. L. - will cut as tnunh fodder, green or dry and do the ERNEST STAPLES, last week. fine band making selections. ' nas RIDING gave us a spread. Bradley's market SALE 3Y work as well with tne same power, jno cnuer and Counselor Law. HARNESS. m Remember highest prices FOR yet been ab e to take the prize; therefore they are Attorney at furnished good music for dancing. Miss -- Mr . C. whose store at Dan- and acknowledged to be the lia.nl cutter made Having The Juvenile Temple,i which did not one to Whitney, for eggs i contracted for sale of I am to Pinney's block, Shelton. SADDLES, BRIDLES, Bronson was the lucky get the always paid the them, prepared meet on the is to meet this wees bury is overflowing with art treasures, has farmers' furnish all who want cutters cheaper than ever P. 0. Conn. 11th, haudsome rug. The sociable netted, in- produce. befo . Also W. L. & Bro"s doable Birmingham, - branch store South Norwalk. Lu B BO OTH. Boyer geared BLANKETSjROBES 25th. . opened a at level tread. Union horse powers, guaranteed to Branch Office of Smith & Hubbard, Solicitors of Friday, cluding the amount collected by the dif i more with same elevation than His splendid exhibit at the Danbury fair If you intend doing any painting produce power Patents. (Brushes. Combs, ferent committees for rent, etc. and the to any other power made. Come and see the above Whips, Curry HATTEET0WH. acquainted the public with the quality this Spring it will pay you machines at work or send fnr Illustrated circular from the the handsome sum Also Wiard the Best in the as all the line at proceeds rug. and excellence of his artistic stock, which. on Plows, Marker, or any thing in Edward Bevans ahd family have visited Mr and Miss Iieonard, who have call and get my prices i testify who use them. of $90. not excelled outside our large cities. Aver-il-l, Cent. 'Wholesale or (Retail is at in Providence. worked so for the success of the paint. I am agent for 7 Per earnestly His Danbury store is at 9 West street. Op- is . for Mild's deBerve much and many P. O. Conn. Mr J, B. Parmelee agent allair, praise era Hous-- i block. also Breinigs Silicate i Hawleyville, & Winton's on Western Farm Loans Plumb purifying pump This is a pump that thanks; also the others the committees. Paints.each warranted & is a for sale choice selected First. Bone WELLS FRENCH'S, never freezes in Winter and pot into Downer & Edwards cf 449 and 451 Main satisfaction. The subscriber has Pure Ground " to 10-fo- . give on AND well for 50 cents for each One Who Knows. . Mortgage Coupon Loans Improved Kansas, j ?10; street, Bridgeport, continue their reduced same. Nebraska and Dakota Firms. In amoant from! eet& 200 & 202 State Street,, foot. I think every young man, no matter on furniture, carpets and draperies. to all are the T . prices My prices 6 seenri- - j Smith; Bone Fertilizer. J200 to $5,000, to run. The to having years Conn. , what business or he expects and TIMES amount The best Fertilizer on the market. Bone Ma Bridgeport, profession Honest goods square ty never less Ihnn THREE the j DODGINGTO VS. should a course at the ! nures are now admitted to be better than chemi follow, go through Flint & Co. address cash buyers of all is my motto. of the loan. Are a new line of L.0 W D. dealing securities draw Interest at the rate of 7 showing cals. One triallwill convince. First Class Goods at Charles F. Ride has had the old Shep Yale business college; is what N.Smith, inds in advertisement These - of dry goods their & percent, per annum, payable by W T XTT1 T? R FTNTiRRWRAR Price reduced to $30 on ton lots. ; EST POSSIBLE PRICES. ard house, jon the corner opposite George bookkeeper, National Tradesmen's Bank, no house can offer more II. S. BLACKMAN CO, JJ 11 "-"J and positive bar check to holder's address, or otherwise.as desired; !" 11UJJU Crane's, torn down. ' New Haven, writes to Prof Loveridge. HAWLEYVILLE, CONN. ana PLUMB & WINTON, gains. They are closing ont the balance fine Blankets and Comfortables. . , The mine is to be worked by of their ladies' wraps and have milli Bridgeport, Conn. Bogus SOUTHBURY. Both and John ,R Ferry till New Year's, if the nery at moderate prices. Principal ALSO 1,000BOOKS AT Messrs BOUND weather permits. The reverends from Britain, Interest EACH. M. homo is a veritable Keeler and held forth at Wells & French of 200 State street. Swan Bushneli Are Absolutely Guaranteed Wool Hosicrv and Wool Gloves, 35c John Beardsley's Pierce, Coburn, & mine for the antiquarian. He has a pair the M E- - church, Sonthbury, Sunday ev Bridgeport, are headquarters, not .only By a regularly Incorporated Company having F. C. YOUNGS FAIRCHILD, SANFORD, 364 ST. BRIDGEPORT. sewed and for all kindf of but blankets and $(575,000 and iVool Buckskin Mittens, MAIN of double harness with thongs ening. harness, iucctMori to J. M. 8 A MM IS CO. paid up Capita' Surplus. Mittnis, exierlence and the of with as rare a robes. Call and see them. . in Fifteen years' testimony ropes'for traces, curiosity who on coal fuel are Wholesale and Betafl Dealers Manufacturers of investors demonstrate the fact that DEALER IN MORTGAGES? People depend fr hundreds Dogskin Gloves, Buckskin Gloves, PERCENT. as a wooden plow; also" a book of speeches inconvenience, as the dealers and Painters Supplies. there are no safer or more desirable securities on OKORQB E. WARNEH. suffering and see and umbrella 8 Minnesota. made in the Btitish Parliament that be are out Call that hat rack to-da-y. We also have Minneapolis. cannot it. Consumers taking the market Old get that the Lee Bios of Bridgeport have the SHIP CHANDLERS, Worsted Knit Goods, Felt Skirts, Colnpany's Lehigh longed to Philo Tousey. the grates and turning to wood. Mr Warn foot of Bank, 6 Per Cent. Coupon Debenture sole agency for. Furniture and carpets of 302 Water St. v er at the Peter Parley place bought his BRIDGEPORT, CT. Coal arid; Lacka- Sales Ovei Lbs. HOPEWELL. all kinds, latest styles, lowest prices. Bonds lannel Shirts, Cheviot Shirt 42,000,000 supply in July and had it binned at wholesale or retail " year's t York nrices !. F. HAWLET, Newtown; sons no end r. inakea of strictly pur Secured by nearly $1,000,000 Capital, Coal.. Horace Piatt and have had eanvin the Fall. He says that it was all the best of wanna PARNEE & CLARK, Sandy Hook; and domestic wools W. And, in addition, a Deposit First Mortgages, Men's Cardigan Jackets. of ill luck of late, with runaways ana pure luck. , Foreign at IL on property worth njore than three times the or Mclntyre's; stamping a specialty. Toys LEAD and OIL The Mercantile horses and cattle getting hurt dying. of amount of the Bond, with Trust SOLE AGENCY FOR Nathaniel Hme expected to close up ci - and every variety Table HAWLEYVILLE. Mr has lost a- - fat steer, to in abundance. Co. of New York as Trustee for the Bondholders, Towels, Linens, Napkins, Piatt recently der last week. to sale Bond, off misfortunes. making, said Deposit being subject for the top his , Co. Supplies In case of Prin- white The Hub Clothing of Bridgeport are I,intovsWe hnvc DeVoe'm Masnry and Reynolds' holders' benefit of default either JEWELRY, Charles Wakelee lost his old In known y at in ....i nninta every cipal or Interest. Interest is paid STEPNET. last week always the front styles and prices. i....i.,ti.,- from 1 It. runs up. Hdin- - horse, Monday. ..n.mnl at my office or by check, at holder's option. Read their ad in another column. color card sent free oh application. Romaine Smith is recovering from an pl Call and read for Testimonials from PERFUMERY, Miss Flora Curtis spent Sunday in mm S WINDOW a LASS is ON Ei r OUR SPECIALTIES yourself. of the from men of widely with Mrs Thaddeus H. Blood. attack of pneumonia. all parts country, POCKET Dridgeport Jewelry and silverware at J.B. Capron's, known business reputation, all bearing unquali Charles Blakeman has had his ten Mrs Munson and daughter Mary ppen Scotia these BOOKS,. Capt 423 Main street, Bridgeport. Repairing a HANDNovaMADE SOCKS ASD MITTS; fled testimony to the safety of investments 'Delbert nearly three weeks visiting friends in allowed to ant house, occupied by Hubbell, ODEEKSEYS ASD EEEFEES: Bank Books taken and Interest date, AND WE GIVE THE on Stamford-- . specialty. Stocks and sold on a re protected with new roof put by his son. EUBBEB MITTS ASD GLOVES; Bank and other bought received: - Miss Ellen Fuller was taken suddenly CLOTHING. . sonable commission only. Correspondence so. just C. G. Blakeman. Remember that Lyon & Hindley are OIL VERY The largest line of Breech Load ill, last week Tuesday and Mr Bell gear for derrick and factories. ucited. T W TnTTWQiTOT LOWEST PRICES. night at for hardware IIoixHng Shot Rifles and Revolvers M0NE0E. field was called to for Dr Ketch um headquarters Bridgeport for Boat Hard-wa- r: ing Guns, go Remember Swinging Staging Painters, Booms 8 4 Conneoticut National Bank Build of all kinds the place, 3S3 lubri-eati- ng and Shoot- .. Miss Mamie Warner attended a at Cotton, Hamp, Manilla, Wire Eope; ever shown in the city; also Bichard Barrett has moved from the old party street. f ing (Main street entrance), Bridgeport, Conn and Main anl Illuminating Oils. Never Undersold. PEET SMITH, Coats, all sizes and Pow toll house to the Howard atone house Newtown, last Friday night. P. O. Address, lock box 1033. ing grades. just White N. Y. Prieas. ' The Fall term of ther Oak district Come op Telephone. Wad and all kinas east of the railroad. v Fees fob All. and buy 428 Main der, Shot, Caps, ... . ami Street. Actual Cost Less than $1.25 school closed, last Friday. . Miss Hyde will water pails 15c, 18c.Duryea starch WAGONS!! CARRIAGES!! of and Fishing Tackle. As- 5 lbs 25c, new mackerel 10c lb. fine coffee or Inquire Shooting Gallon. . Scrofula is one of the most fatal among spend a part of her vacation at Danbury. B.;fore purchasing a wagon carriage. par 25c and SO, nnu sociated Fanciers' Dog Food and which lb, splendid Oolong Japan Tea c,t lul we have deal with the standard waou :. Grade of Excellence. tha scourges afflict mankind. 50o Cour vehicle To canvass for the sale of Nursery Mock! Steady Highest 40, lb; best Jones' patent 75a bar. rjirriairn builders in the conntiy and take Sriagoport. Medicines. Dumb Bells, Indian ! cancerous emaci-- ! Class. &S Chronic sores, humors, Popular $3 50 barrel; at low at lowest wholesale employment guaranteed HALARY AND EX Sold Under Guarantee. sugars very prices; In xchnge foroujr canopies etc , at ation and are the Jesuit of The short hand and class caKes soap choice Croiciea sMad to of same PKN8K3 PAID. Apply at once, stating are NOTICE : Clubs, Boxing Gloves, Not Satisfac- consumption, type writing ii; Drip syrup rates. We are therefore dispose Any Building ' 50c gallon, choice Porto Etao 0e Uoo; (Rwfor to this All Indebted M. Ee-Paint- scrofula. Ayer's sarsaparilla eradicates at Yale business New Haven, Ct., at tow prices. paper.) persons to Dr Judson are re ed college. dozen clothes W. IL WiLla. forcash corresponding E. SMITH'S Gun torily Painted,will be to the blood the 3 pins 5e, at 3 I J. BKBOS It CO., M'f'rs Kureka Canopy Top, CHASE BROTHERS COMPANY, qnested to settle on or before Dcenitier 1, 1887. Store, this poison and restores is meeting with general favor and is rap- ft&'e st., between UaJa st. ani - Tree of Cost. ' Peit::?t Newtown, Conn. KOCHEMTER, K. V PR. M. JUDSON, Newtown. 11 Wall St., imdgeport. elements of life and health. idly filling up. E:L"je?crt. Cccn. ' REDDING. MONROE. Edgar Clark's second horse down," last George Barr, while hunting recently, SPORT HILL. week Monday, like the first and died on shot a fine grey fox in a tree 20 feet NEWTOWN,Conn.,BEE. to from Hine-hs- 1 Rev C. W. Kelley, with the assistance of Rev D. G. Lawson's sermon young Thursday. Meanwhile his third and last the ground; an uncommon occurrence to KalDh th Rnl Wake Beers, is building an addition to his ladies at the White Hills Baptist charch. horse was stricken with the same disease tree a iox. - . Orator, who is said to be the most remark- - TlfmWn Ar T7HXHrHQ next 10 a able OP VX REUBEN H. SMITH, Publisher. house to be nse'd as a kitchen. Sunday at in. and died on Sunday, making three horses character on the American nlatform. V "v3l LUVYaiUO week. will an entertainment as an " Y. S E. of Monroe will lost within a Much interest is felt Louis Gregory has gone to live with give orator, The P. C give ex- humorist and benefit The male ofEedding was in Goose at in the case. A thorough post mortem' George Banks for the Winter. violinist for the of population a Mother sapper the Congrega- amination be of service to some of the Lees chapel M. E. at Good THE $1 50 a Tear, 4 Cents a Copy. creased two, last week, sons to S. E. tional church Thursday evening, might church, by parlors, the rest of us hereafter. Some of Mr Mr and Mrs Frank Wheeler have visited Templars' hall, near the church. Friday FURNITURE, CARPETS AND Rowland and Randall. December 1. The various inviting edibles 25th. Admission 25 Woolsey in Goose melodies will Clark's friends, desirous of showing their nis I'.aston home. . - evening, cents; child DRAPERIES. FRIDAT. NOVEMBER 25, 1887. mentioned Mother in a a ren 15 cents. Exercises commence at 7 30 be and the tables waited upon sympathy substantial form, started Messrs Campbell and Freeman, having provided by paper to assist him in the loss Mr and Mrs G. A. Freeborn and o'clock. The pastor ot a church in Ohio Co. in will Mother Goose herself and five of her daugh. Bros. completed their labors Redding, Admission free and and already over $100 has been subscribed, ter have gone to Rocky Hill, Hartford to says, "Ralph Bingham, the wonderful boy Bedroom Copeland BLACK BOCK. daughters. alljire avi-irr- i ' I ' . i ..Z 4 1 . lour entertain- Suits, canvass the town of Wilton. Their pres- invited to have a time and en- ofcuu wuu ner motner.. oraiorgave nights of his come, good Ed Pulsifer has moved to C. B. Sher juaussjjiyiug ment in my church. Each nteht the an. Parlor Suits, UIm Mary Lrklna gave a party to her young ence here has been productive of much courage the young people. Bills of fare dience Mrs Sat- wood's tenement house. Mrs W. H. Grumman's father and moth, grew larger and the interest more Library Suits, frhmJa at the home of her aunt, Slater, good. evening, at the Union ser will show the prices of the various dishes. intense. He is Sunday benefit of the Church er, Mr and Mrs William Ackerman of Oak. surely the wonder of the Dining Room Suits, urday evening. Mr Freeman read an re- Proceeds for the Morris W. Morehouse of Greenfield Hill N. age. Ihe people of Easton and surround vice, interesting Parlor fund. Come one, come all. land, J., are making her a short visit Fancy Chairs, Mm Charles 8. French broke through the floor a of the number of has purchased that fine of thorough- ing towns should not lose this opportuni port, giving summary pair to see ana and Couches, on tho back veranda and had a narrow escape John Olmstead is slowly recovering his bred Holstein steers, two years olcTand Miss Lena Scnbner from ty near liaiph. Lounges families, with their religious preferences 2700 M. Bridgeport and from a broken limb. health. weighing nearly pounds, of S. spent Thanksgiving with Mr William Free W. Carpets, Rugs Mats, EXCEPTIONAL VALUES. and the number who do not go to church J. Sherwood and- familv. snent In con- Brinsmade of Daniel's Farm. Morehouse born and sister Emma. rni i ..... Lace and Portiere Curtains, etc. There Is talk of a nltro glycerine factory We to this in Charles G. Sherman killed 100 xuauKsgmng wun t needs in mth. chemical works and some of the anywhere. hope gve report turkeys nection with the for and Brinsmade are both lovers of JJ. JU the mere mention of it. full. Thanksgiving. great Burton has finished work at the Jessie Beers is home from Middietown workmen turn pale at fine cattle and have them. aam and is at s saw The at the last always Bibbins mill. for lhanksgiviDg. The rush still continues and House- - We need room for our usual Penfleld has recovered nearly Mrs W. S. Bassett has returned from a congregations churches, Capt Benjamin was small, owing to the wet all the articles stolen In Mb place some weeks ago, two weeks' visit to her son Charles in New Sunday, Mrs Henry Brinsmade is quite sick. Dr VVUbert w. Lyon was married. Thanks After a long illness, during which there keepers are well satisfied with their weather. The large organ in St. Peter's Lauder in attendance. Her sister, Mrs C. would come of West had his store Haven. She went to see hew new grand giving day, to Miss Mary L., eldest alternately feelings hope A further large display of Holiday Goods Mr Carttar at End grocery has been under the hands of an expert S. Brinsmade, has been with her for a few of Charles and despair to her family. Ella J. Ferns. bargains. week and some $(S0 son. will now be as as ever. daughter Nichols. broken into by thieves, last tuner and good days. aaugnter of John terns of wreenheld Hill, worth of taken. This is much admired for its rich, goods William last in the organ Service at Judd school honse bv Rhv Mr died peacetuiiy at her home. Tuesday ev and to make it we offer Grey died, week, sweet tones. T 1 1 I . . . . J - REDUCTION Miss Emma and sister of Step- 15 the 15th. A fall in the I'edestrians out o'nlghta these days walk with house. His life and death afforded Alquist jui.iey, ounaay, 27tn, at o clock. ening. early Spring as much fear from wild animals as though they poor Miss Morehouse closes her school for a ney spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Elmer orougnt on complications rrom which it of Africa. a striking illustration of the vicissitudes E. Smith. Daniel Sanford was in was impossible for her to recover, were treading the Jungle week, going to her home for Thanksgiv- town, last week. though On all lines of fortune: 40 years ago his father was makes the little ones visiting old He now makes receiving the constaut attention of medi will continue this week. ing. This happy. and of New York acquaintances. cal skill and the the richest man in Redding and. as for George Sterling family his home in Newtown with his sister, Mrs closest care and nursing. LARGE EOXBURT. The ladies' aid of St. Peter's spent Thanksgiving with his mother. Mrs Gorman She was an unusually bright, active, in- REDUCTIONS tunes were reckoned then, a very wealthy society Charles isortnrop. and there is none to C. of is at will meet at the rectory on Wednesday. Sterling. telligent girl say Mrs K. Ball Lebanon, Penn., derson. It is reported that William spent Miss Minnie Wheeler has invitations aught against the sweetness and purity of as much as $12,000 in one year, drove fast Mrs Botsford Curtis has entertained her Glad to say that William S. Barber is out for a select party, the night after ner spirit, in tne community where she Downer & Edwards Union services at the Methodist church, horses and lived as if there was no end to sister, Mrs Mary L. Ogden of Bridgeport. able to work again. xnanKsgiving. was a general favorite, she will be greatly Mr Curtis has a new roof on the house in the church and school Thanksgiving morning. reverses in bus- put missed; Sunday In all sale his money. But, through of John Lake of Elm street. A colt belonging to Mallett Seeley of Sturges Seeley of Black Rock vis'ted his of the Center street M. E church, where departments. Special Enit'it Warner Is aalto sick at a friend's In iness, his father died almost insolvent and Bridgeport strayed away Tuesday, and old friend and neighbor, Eli Winton, last she was a most and faithfnl at on " regular 449 AND 451 MAIN St., Pleasant Valley. his broad acres, on which he spent thous Paul Belot. who has been at work was taken up by W. B Sterling. It was week. tendant and worker, her place will be the charcoal of the Kent iron furnace called for soon. to fill in the The Methodist society had a very pleasant so- ands of dollars in have job E L Smith, former teacher hard and family circle, where improvements, in Great Riog, has bought and moved into of the Acad Hbe was tne and loss in m- - ciable at Mrs iW. Merwin's, last week Thursday- been divided and are now in the hands Mrs C. Beach started, Wednes- my, is spending with Mrs light joy, the up the Mrs Hat vey Sears place. Stephen Thomas lhanksgiving aeea a Dereavement. lint our sorrow. is evening. of a half dozen farmers. day evening, to spend Thanksgiving with Turney. His manv friends are that of those who have foundation Bridgeport. CARPETS, Rev H. M. Hazeltine will his an Mr Beach went to see his familiar good On Mrs Helen Carr Is In Panbury. preach relatives at Northville. pleased face and shake for hope. .The flowers at the funeral were th ground floor. All goods shown by daylight. There will be union services at White nual Thanksgiving sermon in the Congre Thursday morning. his hand once more. like her own and sweet: the Jacob Naaa Is unable to work, owing to an in next 27th. spirit, pure head's Last Thurs gational church, Sunday, handsome piece, the gates had in the iurr to his eye received while he was ditlllng hall, Friday evening. Z. H. Wilson's daughter Annie and hus ajar, a similar service was held atid Winter term at Hazel Hall will be TASHDA. of arch in purple immortelles, "Our Ella." tone. day night, The band Sharon are home to spend Thanks Services were held at the house and at the the hall was well filled. We desire to rec- gin juonaay, 2tn. is to board giving wee, u is rumored that a more A SILKS, Charles Jennings of Stepuey event soon to Methodist church, Friday afternoon. UPPER WHITK HILLS ommend to those having teams to imitate at Mrs Jane Mallett's and attend school important is take place there large congregation, in which there were HUNTINGTON. this Winter. tearful was in attendance. Bennett French has Improved his dwelling with the example of II. B. Rumsey, who here, Mr teacher of many eyes, The Leyerett, the Academy choir, led by Mrs of new windows. brought a big load of his neighbors to the Rev D. G. Lawson will a sermon with none but his vacation in Georgie Jennings Men and Youths and and large preach A very quiet wedding, spends Hartford. Bridgeport on tha organ, sang with great Boys Mrs Mortimer Hubbell Is Improving slowly meeting. MaDy who do not go to church to young women on Sunday next at 10 a family relatives present, occurred, Wed three which had All m in the church at White Hills. home ot Horace Winton and wife of Brooklyn impressiveness hymns DRESS GOODS are deterred from attending because Baptist nesday evening, at the pleasant vv been favorites of the deceased. Rev Mr Charles nubbell Flx-n- Thanksgiving at Ins they are at cnaries inton s. Short and Lean and Tall no of unless Young men who are interested in the sub Mr and Mrs Samuel J. GregOry.when their Gilbert the sermon and Rev Wil Solid, homo In Kast Village. have means getting there, are invited. Miss was married to preached ject daughter. Louella, Zina Beard and wife of Stratford alten liam Coggswell, who had been superin Who need a suit of clothes this V - they walk. Why would it not be a good Patchen of Chestnut Hill, Kev Wil anuidlson Hubbell and wife spent Thank sgiv- At first sociable at the Myron the wedding of Miss Mamie Nichols au dent of the school, made remarks. The for Christians more highly favored the Fair Grounds, liam J. Whiie of Nichols officiating. Ihe VVilbert was in Pall mg In Bridgeport. plan 23 was cleared. Lyon, Thanksgiving day. burial the beautiful Oak Lawn to furnish the means of getting their poor- bride and groom at once began house- cemetery near We do invite you now to call Minor Wright and wife were guests of Mrs Ben in the fitted home on Soutbport er out, by hitching their horses It was expected that Rev Sir Haven keeping newly Mrs Nancy Coley, who was born i we on At prices below com nctt French, Sunday. neighbors Chestnut Hill, where, we hope, many yean Union Thanksgiving services were held. For are rolling the hall, ahsolutely to a big wagon and carrying a load. We from Meriden, who preached in the Con ureemieiu mil, Connecticut, INovem MIhr Carrie and Alice French ent Sunday at church was a candi and much joy may be theirs. ber 29, 1779, has lived in Eastern a Thursday, at the Congregational church, And you are sure to make a haul, think it wovld be in the line of Christian gregational Sunday, good Kev D. J. delivered an Woods ido date, but it otherwise, tie is over many years, but is in Ogden appropriate What'er or petition. work. proved quite The school house bears the legend supported part by sermon. you purchase, great aged and also quite lame. We understand entrance in red letters on a black tne town oi airtieid. one lives in tn AlthouBh It has been a hard year for turkeys, Mr its eastern of small. a hand- that one of the deacons has hired Ha Tashua Park School. part the town near Samuel your correspondent found a gobbler Bates of Norwalk has placed own here ground: Marsh's. She was in in 1812 Bucklen's Arnica Salve. on In at ven at his expense to preach for Fairfield lylnjr on his pantry table coming night, some marble slab at the grave of Mrs J. or four The are son is sick. when roasted the ox whole and sh Ihe best salve in the world for cuts. We shall not three Sundays people Will Mallett's Harry very they a lf t from hind neighbors. forget B. Goodsell. anxious to secure a good wide awake had a piece of it. She was of bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever the ' quite daughter GREAT CLOAK giver. m minister to come nere ana resiae. iwo Mrs Jane Powell is very much in de Titus Burr and has borne 12 children sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, SALE. The selectmen and justices will meet at large churches, with good parsonages and mand as a housekeeper, by the number of Her 108th birthday will be celebrated next corns and all skin eruptions, and positive DANBURT, no minister in the who come for her. ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is the Town House. Saturday at 2 p m, to place. people Tuesday. to or the art store in the guaranteed give perfect satisfaction, E. C. Whitney, proprietor of elect a health officer for Redding. The entertainment to be by the A goodly company gathered at the Miss Elwood is to have a vacation until refunded. Price 2a cents box. YOU ARE SURE TO was married in Rochester, given money per Oiiera House building, Sons of Temperance, next Wednesday ev house of S. G. Nichols, last week Thurs- December 5. tor sale by iv p. Hawiey. ft. Y.. Monday, to Miss Lottie M. Jaquith of that Johu Mellen and Charles Nordman will consist of evening, for the Sandwich sociable oi Not alone lowest prices and' shown as tine taste In ening, 30th, music, singing, day city. If Mr Whitney has were initiated im Monday night into Ever tableaux and charades. A band of mu the voung people of Christ church. Tab DllAW A PRIZE OF electing a wife as he uses In the line of art. he Is sicians from Shelton are to be and leaux and a shadow niied up tne ear on his green lodge and three others proposed. present play assortment, but the most to be very much congratulated prize. a good supper will be provided. Admis ly part of the evening, while the supper largest Xews. The St. Jauies sruild of Banbury will eive a sion 15 cents, supper 25 cents or 40 cents a and magic lantern views kept every one j musical and dramatic entertainment at White If stormy, hrst fair busy and good natured till tne garnering 0 couple. evening, ine of $ tasteful and elegant designs. PLATTSVILLE. head's hall, uext Friday evening, December 2, for proceeds are to De osea in lining up ioe broke op about 11. The attempt many, the benefit of Christ church. new hall which the town division has when blindfolded, to affix a tail to a tail- Saved in Au Mr and Mrs Eli Godfrey have made leased for one less occasioned much tport- - The purchasing your N. Y. year. donkey, their home in Brooklyn. Warded, at Danbury, 20th, Eli Godfrey of Eed- - feature of the evening, however, was the tumn outfit at is his store. with one and a ding to Mrs Emily O. Morgan of Banbury. Postmaster Linsley repairing shadow play of a Chinese restaurant Sunday night ice waa formed its wonderful and bill of fare. The iDcheH is at work for his un strange a naif thick. Charles Quick, Jr; hungry Chinaman devoured the tradition- The cle at Nichols. cats of the great Square Dealing THE L. N. Reynolds would like a good. Bteaay BRIDGEPORT. al mice, rats, dogs and flnwpry work for hiH board and attend Munroe has shaken dust of kingdom and then, when unable to pay, Buy the best. It is always the cheapest. Be not deeeived by cheap talk of low priced, interior boy to In some on the arrival of a George the in House of school, this Winter He also has a fine cities, train, this from off his feet and the landlady called her assistants and Powers because they are less. A sensible Farmer does not think of buying a poor horse or cow be Clothing one place departed to Bros. Co. ld leave from him the cause for He will be no two-year-o- ball to of. passengers are obliged to where he has a made disgorge strange meal, he can get it less money. knows it saving. Facts are stubborn things, but Copeland Jersey dispose for Bridgeport, good po The shadows were well end of the car, while those to step aboard sition in Harry Nicholas meat market. his utter disgust. I can prove to you by facts why the Fearless Horsa Power has points of advantage over all other We wedding belts not far distant. lose made and occasioned much merriment. powers, which no other agent can demonstrate. Fodder Cutters. Saw Machines and everything in har us do so at the other end. Any one who has Sorry to our young men. but they of 411 TO 417 MAIN STREET, Let thetn keep ringing, bat don't let must have work and the is vacant There lis to be another sociable like order to attach to power. Correspondence promptly attended to. Address all communications to lad-di- ee confusion and shop all the fair lassies. Harry op, seen the hurry, struggles and here to them. character, with new attractions, at Mrs 3- SAM HARRIS, le some of if can, crowd station nothing employ De- C3r- - - and keep them, you of the at th Biidgeport Orville Mallett's, Thursday evening, CONN. and 101 Fairfield Avenue, to cheer 1 DuncOmTDe,BROADVIEW FARM, BOTSFORD, else get Bome from other wheres will at once say that such a plan should David Lane is reported better. cember your hearts. DIRECTLY. OPP. SOLDIERS" MOXCMEXT. np be here. Another good suggest- men to CONN. BRIDGEPORT. adopted Ira Northrop and son are the STRATFItLD. DANBURY Mi8 Susie Acker has visited Brooklyn ion by a Bridgeporter is that a railing dress your pork in good shape. friends. of the concert at the i should be erected at the edge plat Thanksgiving Baptist 25th. form and none allowed outside save those LONG HILL. church, Friday evening,. INVITE EVERY ONE TO EXAMINE THEIR STOCK OF NICHOLS. show As the Post re- who could tickets. The Standard that Hobart R. Mrs Nichols is sick with bronchial fever; the fa- says is BUILDERS' HARDWARE AND TOOLS, Amos Rowbottom is still improving marks, Bridgeport has outgrown the Wheeler and family are to occupy the Fred Feibel also ill. appearance of his house, by adding a bay ciiities afforded station meth Fairfield avenue residence of Mrs Simon ELEGANT TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, Hide. work is by country CITY CLOTHING windiw to the south The will PARK ods and needs arrangements by which con Ames Howe, who, with her daughter, EASTON. FINE SCISSORS AND SHEARS, done by Curtis & Nichols. the Winter in fusion will be avoided and life protected spend Washington. Mrs Lillian Lewis of Monroe closes her FOR DOORS AND attended the WEATHER STRIPS WINDOWS, Quit a number from here Daring his sermon. Sunday, Rev Mr school in Judd district, thia week, for the Fair Undeterred by the fate of the LEVER HAY CUTTERS, hop at grounds. Rapid Boylston said that, during the church short vacation. Three or four boys in this Transit Coach Co., the Bridgeport Horse he had othciafed at tne WILSON BONE MILLS, year just ended, district are fit for the Slate Re Railroad Co. has put on a line of busses at funerals of six persons, young and old. subjects LANTERNS OF ALL KINDS. There is BOOTH BRIDGEPORT. the West End, connecting with thecals at form school and will get there in a few such a deal of gush and twaddle in ave H. Robb work in his new Main Connecticut National Bank. A shed has been erected south of corner of Norman street and airfield N. has begun weeks, unless mend their ways. They 383 St., Bridgeport, opposite large nue and down to street, they the current advertisements of the men barn on Airs mil s running Spruce shop. to wander about , the streets clothing the piace near the Forge company on Cedar creek are alllowed M- school will hold a The eastern terminus of North avenue if this experiment pays, more will doubt The E. Sunday and fields, throwing stones at houses and WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY AT that the public must be surfeitedwith their non is filled and less be started missionary concert, Sunday evening, 27tb; glass out of windows, being nicely graded. if December 4. barns, breaking MAIN STREET, stormy, and with chalk out BRIDGEPORT, CONN. sense. We we A is on A. Wilson drove to cutting disfiguring believe that are addressing an frame building going up James F. Newtown, of Mr and Mrs F. S. Shelton I Wakemaa a on llousatonic ave Relatives buildings, etc. Boys, beware I have 25 years of Practical Experience in the Jewelry Business and call your attention to my property Sunday. assembled at his pleasant home, Monday we to do nue of Mrs Caufield, Large Stock of intelligent public and, should wish so, Sun evening, 21st. to celebrate the 10th anni The children George C Bridgeport bad another big blaze, Old to see DIAMONDS, GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, whose has shone the versary of their wedding. and young living in Bridgeport, come home we not we were WHITE HILLS. day night, glow were there and all to tnem- - STERLING SILVER AND FINE PLATED WARE. could make them believe doing, world around ana r. uarnum appeared enjoy her nearly every week. given i. selves thoioughly About 10 o'clock the have full line of the Celebrated Ilev D. G. Lawson, acting pastor of the enough free advertising to more than I a ser- - . . . i i . were invited to the dining room Wilson cf Norwalk spent Sun business for the fun of the and without Baptist church, will preaeh a special maKe trooa tne loss, cor laeil.. ur.i.mm uuie, company Sterling thing This to a table loaded witn an manner ot good D. B. Wilson's. Diamond & mon to yonng ladies, next Sunday. Phoenix T. Barnum was burned out, his took day at Spencer's Spectacles Eyeglasses, attention and things. Soon after, the guests their PEBBLE OPERA GLASSES, &C. to ourselves. is our ami to do bus- is a treat worthy of every Winter Quarters in the western part of the school in BRAZILIAN STONES, any proht It herself of the departure, wishing tne host and hostess Miss Ida Bjtsford closed her to Fine Watch and should avail opportun- citv eoxae up in names mat roasted tn dav. teach- Careful Attention Given Repairing Engraving. lady lived ninr hnrv ret.nrns of the The No. 9, Wednesday. Miss Iiotstord s iness in most fairest man- ity to be present. sacred white elephant of short noto were numerous and all of all. the straightforward, two other four lions. presents nearly ing has been satisfactory to Weeks of Cornwall is vis- riety Jand elephants, a useful character. B. CAPRON, 423 MAIN STREET. Mrs Charlotte a lioness, seven a tiger, two sea a J. ner and to ffive the best value for the lezst her friend, Mrs George Drew. leopards, James Walsh has been presented with iting lions, a hippopotamus, hyena, two zebras F. L. Turney and wife and D. Mahoney fine five six horses, four a hunting dog. to the storm, there was no service panthers, kangaroos and wife left, Wednesday morning, for money. That we are in a position to do this can Owing and lots of other heathen trucK. A Jlon 10-da- Newburg and Mon A social dance at Miss Mame Wheeler's, in the cnurcn, ouoaay in trip, including Baptist escaped only to be prodded the ribs by Mcello, JN. x. Friday night. one Mrs and shot as it was mauling be seen from the fact that we are of Mrs Bennett Nichols visited Mrs George Gilligan readily her cow and calf. One of the elephants TRUMBULL Business is brisk at the Jennings paper Brooks of Highland Lwn felt so over being burned out that it mill. They have several orders to nil aud the manufacturers of in Amer- badly ones largest clothing ' swam out into the aonnd ana was arown Just after the first snow storm. Miss L. Mr Walsh and helpers are the very 346 Main Street, Bridgeport, t u that Elmer Joyce of Long rose .in.rt ed. They saved 27 elephants and. a sing- H. Wooster picked a bud in the gar to attend to ordars. You can always find the largest and best selected stock of we believe hundreds of our customers mil flna mnsieian. will preside at the was seen the house. A mam ica and ed hippopotamus. The fire for den, which opened in morral of organ in the church, Sunday. miles around and the country, as far off moth dandelion was found a tew days pe- - As we think of that poor (one - announce been with wild the ttfwu paupers) buried," last weeR; and ISOUSEFXJKKriSITlITa- GOODS, will attest we bear out our as Danbury, has stocked fore. of always about The fire was of the wretchedness of her condition, Goods Suitable for Presents, Goods suitable EAST VILLAGE animals roaming (?) visited in Kfliriianrl China. Rosers' Plated Ware, Wedding A. Hall lias Bridge. the low estata into which she had fallen, Clothes-pi- n to Crown incendiary and one of the watchmen George for Housekeeping. In fact you can find everything from a a Derby ments. Ti a sermon fire-bu- we would ask. Is not Mr lawson will oreach claims that the g knocked iim port. there missionary which are - Call and be convinced of the the White wnrk at. verv doors? Would it not be Dinner Set at prices positively beyond competition- fcr vnnncr ladies at down. It is singular that with six watch H. fiar above facts at ..uiIf at 10 a m. Butcher James Dorus of Bridgeport better to attend to home missionaries first, Hills churoh, Sunday men there, a private watchman outside had business in town. tie says WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING, WITH erave the alarm. Barnum Tuesday, especially when we can see the need pf it, Hawkins Is home for a few days resting th cronnds first that has been scarce and HVTyxxxx Q46. J. H. he knows a good poultry high. as we have seen so lately.' Street, THERE THERE railroad business. takes it coolly; thing THE REQUEST THAT, IF IS ANYTHING from at siffht. He will rebuild near Jersey City A. C. Bradley spends Thanksgiving Horatio Lattln and family spent Thanksgiving The loss is put all the way up to $1,000,-00- 0, with relatives in Kent ; Charles Jennings WHICH INTERESTS YOU, YOU WILL FAVOR US WITH A with his mother In Bhelton. but is probably nearer a tenth of that; of Stepney, formerly of Kent, has charge insurance 65,000 of the station. CALL. YOU ARE WELCOME TO INSPECT OUR STOCK, WESTPORT. Mrs Abby Hull Meeker, mother of Post- Born, Sunday, son to Mr and Mrs Cor. WHETHER YOU WISH TO PURCHASE OR NOT. Lewis R. McDonough', who has visited master Meeker and daughter of Aaron nelius E Downs. Hull of Easton, died, Wednesday, 69 years 75 Children's 2 1- -2 to 9 $1 95 for two months among the western States, No little was felt when, last Cape Overcoats, years, old. surprise has returned home. week Thursday, Charles Marvin resigned 43&mI3Nr n3RIDOEirOIlT, OT., 300. " " " '$3 50 to $10 '. STREET, seems DRUG res-- his position as station agent. "It (NEXT TO CURTIS STORE), Lewis of New Haven spent Sun- Frank H. Stevens, the Wall street had been asked to the mail Fred P. fanmntenr. is to erect four tenements on that he carry with his parents. Rev and Mrs A. N. in addition to his other duties, without in YOUTHS' AND BOYS' OVERCOATS, day Pine street. creased He refused and at once MEN'S, Lewis. , pav. Jttt He is now in Bridgeport with friends and JR.o-m-1- 1 Christ church shows commendable char JLna.s Elys-ian- s, Revival Bervicea are In progress at the will probably remain there. For about a 13 of In both Foreign and Domestic Fabrics in Worsteds, .Kersey, in its ThanksgivinS dinner to city oilers, in Methodist church. The Whyte Brothers ity dozen years he had been here and was t fron conducted the singing, Sunday, and In he newsboys faithful to his duties and liked by all His Beavers and Frieze, in all colors, qualities and shades, was assisted man named A. evening the pastor, Mr Still, successor is a voung C - Mr Gilbert of Easton. STEPNEY. Bradley, who lives in Easton and goes and $5 to $35. by Rev Milford He REFRIGERATORS His at comes on the New special. CARPETS, has visited friends In thanking God for all goodness has a sign, "Smoking is FURNITURE, We do not hesitate to assert that our lines of Overcoats are ai Mrs Joseph G. Hyatt this time, the Baptist pastor would not already displayed in Wilton. fine strictlv forbidden in this room, and says thnnnecial providence in a tur will be enforced. Several varied and as can be found in house in the country fnrt the of that it changes complete any A number of families have moved into dey received through mediumship will be made at the station. The building week and desir- Dea wife. - is to all others. A driv the place during the past Hawley's will he altered and a telegraph instru The finish of our goods superior special tenements are hard to find. ment in. Mr Bradley, who has work- able November 17, put f The first snow of 1882 fell will be the op- - be to continue to sell York ed for the railroad before, will William J. Wood of New. spent two or three inches deep, Bra tor. This is a needed improvement town. liAna that, thu road will succeed In in j Sunday Mrs - Frank Fowler, wife and sister, T l- . .nrr hnRini WE WILL NOT QUOTE PRICES, ALL SUITS AT 10 PER CENT. DISCOUNT Rev Mr Still, pastor of the Methodist Fnwler and son of Danbury ana r r church, is circulating a subscription paper W. O. and wife of Brooklyn have The Congregational Sunday school sent debt on. that Purdy WILL GUARANTEE PRICES AND QUALITY : to raise money to cancel the been guesta of their uncle, Orrin Piatt: an ottering to provide some poor family BUT ; Andto offer society, about $3000; $1600 has already Mr and Mrs Piatt spent Thanksgiving in in Boston with a Thanksgiving dinner. of which was given by TO OTHER DEALERS. been raised. $1100 Danbury with his sister EQUAL FOUR-IN-HAN- D members of the church. Rev N. T. Merwia and family spent 600 DOZEN TECK AND SCARFS, j Station Agent Geer of the depot ThanfesHvini? with Rev J. M Sherwood iaut. railroad com. NEAREST RAILWAY STATION. wek. because the and family of Brooklyn. . FREIGHT PAID TO YOUR 50c. f SHELT0H- - of the Latest designs in Silks and Velvets at 25 and pany did not make good tha half vis of the Western Union, Miss Ada Sterling of Bridgeport has Re D. G. Lawson will preaeh a sermon telegraph receipts K. - White Hills il whieh tnev now take. The matter ited A. Plumb. , to young women at the Mr Geer flour at 10 a m. was adjusted, Monday and John Farrar has returned to his home in church, Sunday old stand. D SETS'- - EDUSCJOHyKT1 ishes at the - of his new Virginia. , PEEL Daniel Shelton had a wheel will be the Xi Tuesday-Mis- s "Mutual responsibilities" Th Nameless club will hold their next milk wagon broken, D. G. Lawson's discourse, theme ef Rev Antwrfainment - in the Church Parlors TO ALL PURCHASERS PRESENTING THIS ADVERTISEMENT. White Hills visits next. 1 m. Reyival service at GIVEN Carri French of Sunday at p Tuesday evening, 29th; if stormy first fair Miss Emma Rounds and Mrs Frank 6 30; a live interest. . The farce. "Box and Cox," will Wheeler. evening. wood of Sonthport William be j afterward. All are wel Remember Rev D. G. Lawson's prayer given supper ' " to come: admission free. WMineajar. Miss Belle Northrop and praise service at Lower Stepney school noma at 7 o clock. BROTHERS. nooriro Everetts; Thomas io " house this (Friday) evening Quite a nnmber from Trumbull LEE H Helzer to MlM y""" K' school convention, last Andrew HafiacT. COIltf of Keymour; Grg Covenent meeting at the Baptist church, the Sunday F7e:U BME3EF0HT, Johnson. 6 at the So'ath church, Bridgeport. Thursday evening, December 1, at 30. C. B. UwU wad thanMnl at Kicho., BEE. Mr A. T. Netlleton of St. Paul, Minn , Mr J. T. Lancaster has moved his home Samuel Thornhill had of his Manager West's Park City .house NEWTOWN, CONN., in disposed clothing arrived town, Tuesday evening. to Hawleyville. large flock of turkeys in Danbury. ; , strikes oat straight from the shoulder, as all must Trimmed Bonnets and Bound "Hats. be convinced who read his new ad. No gush and WE ARE PREPARED TO SHOW AS ELEGANT ASSOSTMENT OF NOVEMBER As was. the avelers. FRIDAY, 25, 1887. Vul-- 1 Horace Betts descending twaddle, but hard, honest Mr Charles Botsford, the popular nnm odth a and m figures for honest "Whether by land or sea, v.no oiei - rlnniir hill near Charles 's, his horse ran, Just notice hH M33L-IJI3inE3R."5- can of Walker's Farm, would like to sell r- Df l Kellogg goods. pi ices liable to be of of r, p. sftnford nwWvill. a.Tbnk. him from the wagon, bat not in out reach drug stores, his place. throwing and would do to luive n TRIMMED The friends tf Ret J. 3. giving guest. him. Both shafts were broken and doctors, vt!l Comprising all the latest London and Paris besides an assortment of our own Haugh propose jaring Mr Erwin C. I"oi-thi-s styles, special styles a donation visit at the next horse ran as as Ezra Bassett, Huntington, advertises a supply of Ayer's I'ills k. liai'tl. from made for use. parsonage, Miss is Miss the far Stevens's, buck. , designs expressly oar Wednesday evening. 80th. Should the Stella Nichols guest of Where it was It is not since stiay purpose, the I'ills urn pi t up iit HO SPECIAL OPESIKG DATS. Mamie of Mrs H. E. Hurd and family of Monroe stopped. long "as weather prove it will take Lamb Waterbury. James Betts bad a similar accident in bottles well as "Ikixcs, mul i:i:iy bu STORE CLOSES AT MOKDATS AKD very stormy, were Thanksgiving guests of Mr Horace Buckwheat at B4.SPECIAL NOTICE. HALF FAST 6 O'CLQCK, SATUR the first fair , All are invit- a ex- ground Fridays the Sandy Hook conveniently currieil in one's pocket. place evening. Northrop; also Mr Wilson N Hurd of Newtown, breaking new carriage, an mill.. DAYS EXCEPTED. ed to Six of the inoFf. phy.-t'eiun- make this a pleasant and profitable The (list grand soiree of iha members Shelton. pensive piece of work. The horses were distinguished gathering. ot i owned Daniel who re- of Syracuse, K. Y., in giving liieir joini St. Rose drum corps at St Patrick's hall, formerly by Joyce, Mr P, D. was a decided success turned them to the owner in Norwalk as Hollister, Monroe, has a farrow cow testimony as to the excellent luetlicul Thussday evening, RevG. U. Wilkins for sale. , will retorned from his not reliable work horses.- James Lee af combination of 'Ayer's Pills, make this MRSW There be a ten cent supper in the financially and socially. These young West, HALLIGAH, lecture room of the church men deserve much trip Wednesday. terward them and sold the point : " Tl.ei" "boLiiilinl co:uiiijj of j;cli Congregational praise for the gentle- purchased pair The effects of the ' next December 1. manner in which conducted to Mr Betts. late Mrs Betsy Preach will be tine and sugar is a great advantage, in . Tharsday evening, manly they sold at auction on 30th. --MZsuIrn. ErIa.s:e-poxt- the affair and the pleasant entertainment Messrs C. L. Bostwick, E. M. Botsford Wednesday, that it protects them from djuigc by 396 Street, St. Paul's Guild and young people's time or climate, mid renders them pleas- is it afforded Jheir many friends. It is esti- and Lemuel Glover shot three foxes, last Col II. S. Cheves of New York, who league will meet at the Saturday, new cider barrels sale ant and oven to take." mated that fully 120 couples attended and week and two this. mr rectory, Thirty for at the Sandy agreeable pending a few at Appledore Farm, from 2 to 4 Hookstition e days all report a first class time. The hall pre- p "During the twenty-fiv- yonrs I Vavo has consented to give an address on the sented a attractive in its lived on the Irouiier," writes Joii'i ! subject of next even- very appearance Mr and Mrs Norrnao B Glover, Mr and Some in every community are ever ready of The Art Store temperance, Sunday S. McDowall, Sweetwater. Col., dress of evergreens, bunting and roses and Mrs to the of the Good Samaritan. Mr B. Beach of Trumbull offers a horse and "Ayer's Whitney ing, at the Congregational church. It is Charles Bartram. Mr and Mrs E. L. play part of oxen .Pills have been best friend. 1 have THE LARGEST STOCK OF afforded prima facie evidence of the fact These watchful discerned a pair for sale. iny was no doc- PICTURES IN THE STATE, hoped many will avail themselves of this the drum has friends Glover of Danbury. Mr F. S. Bartram of eyes bright lived, mostly, where there to thisableand that corps many New York. Mr Charles C. Bartram of Han- light shining on the north side of a neigh tor within twenty miles, and have been OUTSIDE OF HARTFORD AND NEW HAVEN. opportunity hear eloquent the ladies. it It will pay you to a of Sheridan's siek times. I t The hum ice will be .fin at7 o'clock among young Altogether over and Mr Charles were par- bor s house, last Friday evening. Either buy package hard several always kept. speaker. was one of tue best conducted and most Northrop to make hens medicines on . and vir.H w, a star had fallen and struck on powders your lay at the present Ayer's hand, takers in Deputy Sheriff Glover's Thanks- that par - Picture Frame pleasing entertainments ever given in the is ticular or else a price of eggs. It will do it every time; at E. P. them, and the Almanac,- have, prdlod Mouldings, in Great Variety Y. fl. & to giving bounty. This the first time since spot great conflagration have also ilortored Oiliei s, : Superintendent Jones of the N. hall and the young men are be congrat- her last MrsNorman B. was in progress. After a close examinat Hawleys. through. I P. Co, with two other met with ulated the result. A correct esti- shock, April, that and believe I have saved some valuable In Oak, Cherry, Chestnut, Bronze; Gold Metal, Imita- gentlemen, upon Glover has been out of the bouse. She ion, it proved a reflection from the strong lives by the use of Ayer's Pills." an Accident while coming from the Depot, mate of the proceeds could not be obtain- was of a in an adiacent A CARD: tion and Rosewood. axle to carried over in an arm chair. light lamp building. Ebony Tuesday morning. The forward ed,but must have amounted nearly $60. Just as much obliged, gentlemen, as broke, them down on the ground, The undersigned takes this method of return letting though yoa called out the Brookfleld fire Ayer'sDr. C. A Pills,& M. n but no one was hurt. Brookdale was made at its ing his heartfelt thanks to the friends and neigh- Prepared by J. yer Co., Lowell, Complete Artist Material Stock. Miss Hattie Glover was doubly glad department. MeUU-ir- accompanied Thanksgiving cheer by the presence of bors who have been so kind, both In word and Sold by all Dealers in No. 9 West House home from Waterbury by her roommate. Charles G. Williams entertains a cousin deed, to himself and their late sick Street, Opera Block, Miss Clarice Clingan fivm New York Miss Abbott. Mrs Beach Camp and her daughter. Miss family, during came home, Wednesday Rift hr. t spend Katie of Collinsville. from Windsor. ness and bereavement. "A friend in need is a DANBURY, CONN, the remainder os the week with her moth- mm friend indeed." Mills Congo. FOR SALE: Col Knowlton and wife feasted with Aaron Williams and wife dined with her November 1887. ' er and friends. Miss Lottie Fowler also Fri- Sandy Hook, 23, new Cider Barrels for sale at the Dea Henry Fairchild, this week. Miss Julia A. Nichols returned, last father, B. Starr, Thursday. . Thirty Sandy retorned home, Wednesdny. from visit Hook station, N. Y. & N. E. road, Gilbert Wil ss day, a with Danbury friends. by Dr Elbridge Pierce and brother Wilson A CARD. liams or Agent Bishop. of Mrs sociable under two with and Fri- Mrs Seaton of New Jersey, sister The Thanksgiving given BETHEL. spent days their parents In your Issue of last week you took special A N. llawley, who has bsen very siek the auspices of the Newtown Hook and day with Charles Kellogg, interviewing a pains to arify an assault on me under the heading FOR SALE: . with acute bronchitis at her sisters, is im- Ladder Co., Iso. 1, at the Town Hall. Wed- The Glen hat is foi sale. Come few quail and partridge. of a disgraceful street row. That there not .. factory: 1 . .. A may A good farrow Cow, cheap. under the care of Dr Williams. . was attended, 11 1 ..l.la proving nesday evening largely ayuu uuug uiru, ll a guuu icaiu auu Mr and Mrs Washburn Brook be false impression given to the public I desire to P. D. HOLLISTER, Monroe. about 80 couples being present. The com- j there's in it. Henry of correct some of go in, money lyn ate with her Mrs Ben your many misstatements. On mittee of larrangements, Messrs John F. turkey niece, of last week I went to the Hook as usu Miss Jennie L Curtis arrived home, Coles and P. Last a hired a jamin Griffen. Monday AUCTION : If are the of a from visit in Monroe. Houlihan, Joseph Gannon, Thursday, young sprig al after my mail and met Hurley near Glover's you contemplating purchase Tuesday, her had the with ac- horse and at Witchman's stable provided guests every carriage E. H. entertains his store. He accosted me with an epithet and waut- - Will be sold at Public Auction, Wednesday, commodation and deserve much credit to go to Brooklield and return. He was Northrop nephew, Elmer Cornwall of ed to know if he owed me and how November 30th,at 1 in district - wife of Mr Mills died for the admirable manDer in which the af- next heard from in New then in and family Bridgeport, anything p in, Huntingtown Elizabeth, Congo, Milford, much. I replied that I did not know but If he the to the estate of HEATING- November 19, 1887, fair was conducted and the good order Norwalk, and Derby. A writ personal property belonging OR COOKING STOVE, Saturday evening, Bridgeport Charles Peck has his house ready for wanted to find out he could by going to my place Betsey French, deceased, consisting of Household 27- - She had been ill of consump- preserved. Mine Host Houlihan of the was started alter him, but, Monday aged night. the masons; has put in a furnace and all of business. He said that if I would come down Furniture, Stoves, Carpets, three Beds, Bedding tion only three or four months and the Grand Central catered to the wants of the he arrived with the team and two of the 11 improvements. the road he would settle with me. I told him Stone China also a 3-0- sad news of her death was a to and an excellent sup- - other sex. He was arrested and Chain, Tables, Ware, etc.; Old or it will to examine surprise guests provided promptly that 1 would be at home I mail. He new, pay my The funeral was attended from All wno in tne iestivnies locked up. We understand that a kind after got my mow of hay and about three cords of hard wood many. per. engaged NEW FAIRFIELD. seized me but after some difficulty was all for the stove. the M. 15- church on Monday afternoon, themselves and friend settled it for him in the morning; suddenly ready expressed highly pleased off James Callahan and bar- is Kev J. S. officiating. A large the firemen have another to add to their if he had got one of his checks cashed, he son to Mr Mrs pulled by Taylor's stock, which at before llaugh Born, Tuesday, 22d,a and tender. Afterward while I was in the act of open- present complete, you number of friends and fol- list of successes. could, no doubt, have settled it himself C. D. H. acquaintances - Kellogg. lowed the remains to their last mm and got another lock up. One lesson ing the post office door I was seized from behind resting thrown down and kicked in the face. elsewhere. have second hand place in the Sandy Hook cemetery. The Smith Reunion. should be enough. by Hurley, buy I stoves, S3 Family SOTJTHBUET. He was pulled off by Postmaster Winton. He the Bee Man's house at Thursday, the King Bee of the Bee then, after I entered the post office, vented ' his The reunion at Walter Hicock of New Haven was Mrs Charles Hughes visited her cousin. Lakeside, Thanksgiving day, came off as Hive, Thomas Barely, was brought before with spite by kicking my hat to pieces which remained THE D.M. READ CO. and upward. New ones from $5 50 to $50. All Mrs Stevens of Stratford, last week and arranged Around the board were gath Justice J udd and convicted on three ac his mother, over Sunday. outside. I borrowed a hat and went home, which Mrs with her sister. on on four more and before was Hyde ered the mother, Mrs Sarah Hazen Smith, counts and. Tuesday, William Malane of Southford is I had barely reached Hur'.ey outside fined in all $160. and bonds running names one to come out. these are marked below the widow of the late Rev Henry B. Smith, Appealed his meat, here. This in- calling and daring any goods regular price. ff wagon through C is suffer- Clara Rev fixed for all the cases at S325 In to enter the store he was met out SOMETHING Representative J. Ulaekman and daughter and husband, creases the nnmber of peddlers on Thars- attempting CHEAP from a ankle. James N. Thresher of Sarah, Durand of Danbury gave bonds and re- side by Dennis Carroll and Michael Casey who THERE IS NO HUMBUG ABOUT THIS AND IF YOU WILL ing sprained Bridgeport; is day to five. and husband Mr DeWiit C. Jencks, lately port says that the end not yet. tried to persuade him to leave. My wife and IN 3 DEPARTMENTS. returned from Japan and now at home in School has closed for two weeks. daughter, whom you are pleased to designate as CALL I SHALL BE PLEASED TO SHOW THESE GOODS The Rubber Co. closed its factory, home from a A number of the members of Eureka Bridgeport; Robert D., just went to female actors, opposed his entrance and was Thanksgivlog day. five-ye- ar in Will D . lodge Danbury, Monday evening, Merritt Wheeler is to cut and haul 1500 a AND CONVINCE YOU THAT THE TO BUY pioneer life Dakota; to meet the Grand Master of the State grossly insulted by him for which he received CHEAPEST PLACE N. Y ; at ties for A. A. Stone & Son. in- principal of schools at Port Jervis, room blow in the face. William McDermott finally CLOAK DEPARTMENT. work on n, the there. Manatrer Stevenson says that Rev Charles H. Smith, just settled at lodge duced him to accompany him to the Hook. What YOUR extension will next Thurs- M Mrs Selina Seeley is at S. L. Tuttle's. the Derby begin Mass., and wife; Henry , The ladies of the occurred there afterwards 1 have no personal 1. Congregational day, December Bonds for the refusal clerk at the Village Pioneer 85 of. I have been a citizen of this town STEAM in shipping church lately returned from Japan gave Mrs Elliott Pulford, a lady of nearly knowledge STOVES, HEATERS, FURNACES, of the land to be taken are made out store at Bridgeport and wife; Allison P., a drill in full for over 30 and I man to name of Housatonic road. Japanese costume, eye years of age, had the misfortune to fall years defy any prove All our Checked and Striped the the from the reportorial staff of the Spring- brows included, at Fisher's hall, last Fri- and break her that I ever took any part in a street row. That a mm mm Ar- arm, Tuesday night. AND GOODS field Homestead, Springfield, Mas.; day night to a crowded house. After the rowdy may assault a peaceful citizen going about ALL IN THIS LINE IS AT , Mechanics & Farmers' work Mrs C. 0. Curtiss has spent a week with thur J from the drill, which was not only difficult to per- George, son of Perry Smith, is at his business and be upheld tiy respect- Jackets, that were $6, are now Ct ; and Emi- her sister, Mrs Hugh Warner, at New Ha- Savings Bank, Bridgeport, form, but entirely new here and the sing- in Minor's bakery, Woodbury. able men is one of the peculiarities of Newtown ven. ly L , the youngest sister. Besides the notice was given that tickets would be P. Carroll. were also ten ing, society. Respectfully, 50. Our is ten children there present handed around, price 25 cents and all who SOUTH BRITAIN. $3 entire Fur Stock of the second generation: Susie, Ernest. could to the refreshment Mr John Schumaker, the barber in the children of Reu- bought repair Mon-na- y. Reuben Sadie, Julia, Hook, captured a pair of partridges, Jr, tables, also receive a cup and saucer of Mr and Mrs Aaron Hinman of Berea, BUCKWHEAT marked at low Plush ben: Anna. Mabel atd Phillip, children manufacture, made, of Ohio, were in town over prices. John was happy. of Rev Charles pure Japanese Sunday, visiting be at Hook Mill on of Sarah; Mabel, daughter course, in New Jersey. "The entertain N. W. Mitchell and calling on old friends Will ground Sandy Fridays H ; and Carlton, son of Henry. As ment was one cf the best in a long time in the Porehase. This was Mr Hinman's only. JEROME JUDSON, Trustee. Sacques are also selling cheap. Mr Amos L. llawley the cider town was the home of the family, from and netted over jtfO native He went West 44 OOINTTNT. of place. years ago, season, Thursday. 1867 to 1873, and the birthplace two, consequently he notices many changes and FOR SALE: manv pleasant memories were recalled as Beeker on Elm street his Joseph gave finds his old schoolmates scattered and one d Marnirt V.. Farrell all the children gathered for the first daughter on lhanksgiving day to George One Horse, Pair Oxen. 11 A gone 8. B. BEACH, Trumbull, Conn. DRESS GOODS DEPARTM'T. att-nd- ed the wedding of Officer John ra- - time in years. family thanksgiving Purdv of Danbury: ceremony at their gan and Miss Josephine Delaney at Wa service was held in the morning. Later home. Henry Mitchell gave a tea party, Friday in the a bwuntiful table was of JNatnan terbury, last week Wednesday. day spread wife have Hvemns. iu honor jus cousin. and at the close of the feast the following Albeit Stone and returned Painter from Louisville. 111., who is spend- - home commenced 5-- 4 was carried out: and housekeeping. ng some time with him. Black Drap d'Alma 65c, sncix3L Mrs and Mis a program Hyde Hughes report to For Iii3.1ejs Gentlemen conventional Semper Paratus. E Short has added and improved his to on THESE SHOES . HAVE ALL THE DESIRABLE FOR A splendid time at the Bridge- Henry Ditfus went Danbury Tues 5-- QUALITIES SMITH FAMILY REUNION. hat factory. 4 Black port, last week. day with a load of poultry. 80c; Ragetine 75c, WALKING SHOE, NOT CLUMSY, NOT UNCOMFORTABLE, BUT ELEGANT Newtown, Conn., Thursday, Noveraler 21, 1887. George F. Shepard's house on Sonth street is in the hands of The Pax voblscnm. the painters. The Hollow school closed, this week: the 46-in- IN DURABLE, SENSIBLE AND EAST. A will be held at ch SHAPE, meeting Hawleyville, INTELLECTUAL FEAST. finish of this house inside is splendid, teacher. Miss Addle has was $1; Black Cashmere neit Monday, 28th, to complete the ar- t UR just Bradley, given Toastinaster, Henry. one room of birch, one of oak, bordered such good satisfaction that she is engaged FOR LADIES' WEAR, THOSE MADE BY J. & T. COUSDf S ARE UN rangements for the new ereainerv. w Mother and Clara and panelled. Without exception it is the to teach the inter terra. 46-in- ch mm mm Ova Eirthuays, 50c, was 65c; all wool EQUALLED, PERFECT FITTING, STYLISH AND THE MOST COMFORTA 'An infant in the best made house in Bethel or Danbury. crying night. on the ioside Amos Mitchell was home over STRICTLY HAND Miss M. C. Morgan entertained her An infmt crying for the light." But little paint and carpets Sunday. BLE OF SHOES, SEWED. WE HAVE THEM IN KID lion D. N. and Mr Ed- are not to be of. It will 45-in- ch brothers, Morgan And an Editor. Reuben. they thought Henrietta$l; Sebastopol AND STRAIGHT GOAT FOXED. ward K. with their families at her Joys Sorrows uf be heated with hot air and steam and A daughter to Mr and Mrs Everett Piatt, Morgan, "Ami with his he all w.ong. 22d. feast. pen pierced lighted with gas. Monday, FOR WE HAVE THE WAUKENPHAST SHOES Thanksgiving And loid the error low." 42-in- ch GENTLEMEN, IN SEV Mrs E. L Mitchell been sick with a 75c; Lupin's Cashmere Cocsiks. sarali. Last Thursday at 4 p m the wedding of has ERAL GRADES. THOSE MADE BY HANAN & SON ARE OF COURSE Mr L. F. Camp has bought the Brisco Our Japanese hard cold. "And if irchance I fly away to China or Japan, the season came off at the Episcopal place at Hawleyville of Miss M. J. Brisco were IStone THE FINEST. WE SELL THEM FOR 86. THEY SELL AT $8 IN NEW from I manage to got home again for dinner if I can!" church. The parties Albert S S. went to 45c in ordr to set the Creamery further and Minnie Burke. was on Piatt Waterbury, Tuesday, YORK CITY. OUR LINE AT 50 IS A DESIRABLE SHOE. Sh-pa- ug Everything $4 WE SELL the tiaeks and not obstruct the Humors and Pathos of the West. Robert the scale and were with about a thousand pounds of poultry. view from the old Booth Hawley In the land of the Daeotahs, grandest carriages busy ANOTHER GRADE AT MADE OF GOOD CALF place. j for an hour in the invited S3, STOCK, SEAMLESS In the lan 1 of handsome women." nearly bringing Everett Clark and Mortimer Treat of guests to the church. After the couple Milford have been hunting herewith good CARPET DEPARTMENT. CUT, D0NG0LA TOP, THOROUGHLY RELIABLE. Miss Sarah E. Beardnley of Gray's Plain Poem. Will. had said "I will." they were taken to the success. desires to return thanks through the i ek To make a rhyme. house of the bride's sister, Mrs Willis Judd to all who rendered her assistance the Upon this solemn time.'' on Golden Hill, where the guests partook Rev S. J. Bryant aud wife of West Ha evrninjr f her accident at the Hook, the Our Glorious Future. Allison. of a bountiful repast and, at 7 p m, the ven have viNited old parishioners. He al We have bought about 20 JOHH Gl HOWLAHD, 4th. Their kindness was highly appreci- The tissue of the life to be. happy couple started on a short trip by the so tried his hand at hunting. For sale l)y W. B. SS1FFEX. just ated. We weavuyWith coloas all our ow n; wav of Hartford and will be gone about a mmm SS." - was in And in the field of week. A new house just built on Elm Saturday a day of runaways our 40 of ex 405 Next door W. B. & destiny. Al-mo- MAIN to Hall In horse of n patterns,making pieces STREET, Company. Miss Elizabeth Botsford of Saten Island We reap as we have sown " street is ready for housekeeping and may village. the forenoon the life! B. Downs unhitched itself from a has visited Miss Daisy Nichols. ox Arthur. they have a long and happy The Prophecy Puohpet. church was handsomely decorated with shed near the factoiy, walked down the WHEELER & WILSON tra quality tapestry in new de "It was good, it was kind in the Wine One above, ferns and the were numerous. street a little way and then, finding itself veil o'er the face of " presents A hlifeht fire at MM II. T. Nichols called To fling Destiny's ouryears without a dnver, ran and struck h post new a and for STew Store! Blew Goods! out the hook and bidder truck and Leon- - thk Rising generation Emily Edward Short has his barn up, and demoralized several wheels; it was signs adapted especially rd n bucket brigade. M.mday. The T'ipe Happy is the man that hath his thing in neb needed by him. near the shop of Mr Wiuhip, as if he WE HAVE REMOVED OUR FINE STOCK OF FANCY GOODS, . r r ...... V.. aftiwt Hid tlirf..... miM. ' full of them." knew where to for 'l Tliy. IU" l.nj.,Bnuin uy..m ... quiver J L Conklin has broken for a stop repairs. NEW H1GILARM FAMILY retail sale. These we shall sell which was to of. ground 92 Fairfield Ave.and shall Goods chief, nothing.'.,apeak Ope. Charles. Tune "Dennis." house on his lot of P. B. Durand About. the team of Mr Sommers Etc.to kespa full line of Holiday we bought 3pm From distant scenes come. was backed to his store to unload, when PRODUCED. We be to see all our old customers Beneath this roof to meet; taken a with up MACHINE JUST at 50c a shall pleased and many new Sneak thieves recently stole the Theodore Ferry has place cattle came past and frightened one of the yard. O. of UotH- - And kindred dear within our homo. G IS. Iairchild in his store on -- book of Mr Thorn Murphy grocery horses, lhey started down the street on Is superior to all others in ease, rapidity and ones. Remember, we are headquarters for Baby Carriages. Ve ford and finl broke the With loving hearts to greet. Center street. He is no new hand at the a turned toward the at the mill of tension and emptied ciderj will fill run, logs precision of action, uniformity per- A good Ingrain Carpet can be locipedes, Horses, etc., etc. j Sleds, but left bin wan h behind in their The Grace Divine we business and the bill. near M. M. Caufield's house, the and ele- Rocking pitcher, ' praise, upset fection of seam, simplicity durability, flight. ' Who safe halh kept our way; wagon, smashing the top and throwing gance of design, excellence of workmanship, J j L)r E. R. Lyon is making improvements still his out some barrels, aud then the work and at in the auction lot for 23c & And sovereign good displays. about, the just bought on Main street. dragged form and quality of cabinet general bought HickH-Sawye- r minstrel were book-- i place on its side the BOYEjSTOKT Thri Upon tliis Joy ful day. The barn is the first thing taken in hand wagen through bridge. tractiveness as a whole. PEIULILIPS, ed at the Town llall, Thanksgiving night.' " a Now at 92 Fairfield west of Main I and is a new as well as Ave., St., Bridgeport. i dod'B blessing with us bide, having covering, Frank Bradley, with two children, was FIRST PREMIUM "peryard. just And Arm our hearts un ite; general overhauling the inside. in n envered on the hridft wh Misne f werej t D The Kyder Danbary Bute In the Hock cleft may we bide, G.G. is some fine" build struck by the team, drawn through he At Norwalk, Watertown and anbury at Dr E. M. over awake Durant making fluents Smith', Sunday. Till we lu light. lots on Fleetwood avenue and air Al bridge anl overturned at the end uf.it. OPENING OF NEW MILLINERY STORE. ing though, wonderful to state, neither of the Pairs, 1887. These programs were the production of leu, who bouKht of him he Uncle l'eter was much and his horse was amount raised for the room1 three hurt IT.-s- af The library Rev C. H. Hmith, and were speci- Iiarnuru place, has filled in and greatly E3FCALL AND EXAMINE a unique not mounts tu $104. Mistx-- Daisy NichoU - in front. Mr Durant is to con frightened. The D. Read Co. mens tf the typographical art. The pa- improved I. have a to tun nod Emms Terrill lied $11 ni.ru rHenllerl t'liw hinforv uf the nast. with tinue the hllingjo the bridge. The team tamed toward the barn of Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co,, $11 secured before. to an eye to the future and added greatly A horwe to John Murray of Newtown belonging j MAIN BRIDGEPORT, the zest of the nccasion. It was a time dead on South street. Miss Sadie L. cbtb;Tfi; wheels and stopped 442 STREET, 437 Main St., Beach-Conaw- ay. be and droppel Bridgeport. long to remembered strengthened Fairchild has returned from-- a visit with Newtown the horses. Frederick Thompson had BRIDGEPORT, CONN. win tne on a ?E0. E. LINCOLN, Manager. A FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF Thankn-givin- if tne bona that unite tamuy closer friends ( News. ' ., jumped fast horse and pursued them, At Newto n.on the afternoon of bv Mrs S L. was together. The paper prepared so that he was ready to catch and hold Branch Office: day, Minn Harriet Conaway II. Smith contained this tribute to the came. re8iden-- e Mr ' them, till aid married, at the of John Rev II K. who STONY KILL. All mail orders are delivered with N. Ueach husband and father. Smith, 45 LIBERTY STREET, DANBURY. JJorthrop uf Z'ar, to Mr Earnest In 1882: "In The Thanksgiving service was in the or IN THE LATEST DESIGNS. ne was died at Amherst participating Charles Weed and wife of Danbury were express charges postage prepai I IMnbury. I ceremony periorm-n- l in these festivities, we realize that there is Methodist church this year and Kevtieoree us. by Ilev G. M. Wilkins. The bride, a bre recently. Coburn by was attired miasin? link, one whose heart wonld the preacher. Store The D. M. Read Co's. handsome brunette, Kracefully have swelled with joy and pride in seeing opposite Id a rifb wine colored silk and carried ao S0UTHVILLE. .. all together, these sons and daughters, OXFORD. artistically arranged bouquet of elegant mm. with their companions and so many of Preaching on Sunday morning by RevMr FOR SALE: white roa presente l by the groom. Her Mr and Mrs Shelton of - booth A small Farm In White was Miss La Mr thrirdear litt.'e ones, the grandchildren. Haugb; eool singing anl probably a solo by Mrs George Ilunting- Upper HilKHunUngfon bridesmaid Margaret bey. loved were recent of their cousin, with House, Bam and 16 3-- 4 aera was best man. room tie, the father and grandfather, Bishop. ngton guests vari- Outbuildings. At bar Minin l'h children and the children loved him; Cook Beardsley. : Offers an immense Headow and Pasture and about 10 acres swampy in which the marriage too place was hence the secret of bis success in Sunday BR00KFIELD. ' ' Clark Lines and daughter have visited Woodland. Terms reasonable. Inquire of tastefnlly decorated with many festoons Dress JOSEPH TOMLIXSON with flowers school work. For this work he was pe- his sister.Mrs Warren Sharp of Trumbull. ety of seasonable (Agent). Shelton. f ground pine, interspersed culiarly fitted and, in it. eminently suc Sherman Foote has built an ice pond in i.f tail ua kind. After the ceremony, the cessful He fulfilled to the letter the the meadow southwest of his home. wed-Hin- ir fail a look at E. bar- - Goods reduc lirtle company joined in a pleasant "Feed Lambs." The Don't to take P at greatly THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS NOTICE: those from command, my aged, services at St. Paul s in gloves, as he has the largest stock aud aupper. Among present too, the and atliu-te- were his Thanksgiving day gains Strayed or stolen, from the of P. I where the bride and are poor espec 11 o cioctt lowest prices, as an inspection will prove. ; premise D.nbory, groom ial in the .Last Ureat we began at ed prices:Serges,Tricots Bassett on or November 1, Southdown make home. were, besides the care, and, Day, about a to their believe that many, very many, will arise Buck. The finder will be rewarded hrl.lmmaid and the best man.Mr and Mrs Miss Emma Kellogg visits friends in The demand for ladies' newmarkets and suitably by and call him blessed. ThouKh dead, he jackets Wool Plaids, Flannels with ERWIN C. BASSETT. L. Btahl and Miss La hey, slater Brooklyn. was never so L. B. Booth has the best as Often but sur- communicating Frederick in bis and great. brings surprises, Ayres always - . speaketh pastoral Sunday "- Near the Fair ft the bridesmaid. sortment In town. - ' grounds. in school work, and wherever there was any. Artnur aJansuela intends to make a Cashmeres; everything Huntington, November SI, 1SS7. es the with to be done lor tne waster. Tne to fill several I prises public bargains. thing pond large enough. . iot-y- et n B P. takes the lead in assortment and Hunihan Donlon. failing sight of mother eyes dim in or near jline venier. Hawley tVIQT'b'Pf1 dOWH. TjOW T)ri OP XKWTOWS, aa. Probate Oouit was toe tne cnud- - DISTRICT S. 1SR7. Married, by Father McCartao. at St provided for by gift by ren of a or eye J. A. Tbelps, general agent of the his sales were never larger in these goods than 3-- Estate of SYLVESTER BEERS, late of lh Knw. afternoon. Mr John J pair gold glasses. - 4 Wednesday Homestead, has made a thorough canvass now. ced at 3 and READ THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK. Township of Landia. County of Cumberlaad.State flunlhao of Ansonia and Miss Mary A. goods or new jersey, deceased. of the town, increasing t he list of sub The Court of Probate for the District New- Donlnn of Zoar. Miss Jennie larroll act BERKSHIRE. l-- 2c of to 40. He has been in men's and oil tanned first 10c town bath limited aad allowed six t ha d as bridesmaid and a frieud of "Mr Hun scriptions nearly boys' goat gloves 4 a yard; plaids toot) from Newtown and will . soon the seconds) at L. B. Booth's. the date hereof for the Creditors of aaM Estate to was man. A re- "Jerry Carey, Jr and family visited his go through quality (no very cheap I ihan from Ansonia best towns ot Piew Miltord and Sherman You never heard of the like before. exhibit their claims for set lenient. Tboae who ception at th home of the bride's brother father, last weeK. for 6c, 10c cambrics for neglect to present their accounts, property attest- air ana nirs tian- - Holiday goods In great variety are being ed, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. followed the eereroony Mr and Mrs James Partridge attended The children of St. Paul's Sunday school All persons Indebted to said Estate are requested will reside in Ansonia. on every day at E P. Hawley 's. cloths for 5 ' to tnaxe immediate to ibaa of his II rs Wiljiam will carols for Amas, 6c, : payment the funeral mother, begin practice Century . . JCLICH A. " IT BEERS. Partridge, at Bridgeport, Wednesday. next Sunday. ' Administrator with th annexed. , Great bargain in imported tapestry table covers via Fagan-Delan- ey. and 6c a yard.. was . to does a at L. B. Booth's. Every BEATS OP NEWTOWN, Mlsa Henrv G. Curtis summoned F. Frisbie good business in the DISTRICT as. Probate Court MrrW"d. at Waterbury, Wednesday, 17th, Bridgeport. Tuesday, as a witness in the cow trade, lie sold 20 within a week and 14.1887. i no and Officer Miss La Estate of ELLA C. JCDSOS, late of New. J I'h Delaney John Fagan. scnool district. the demand in excess of the Our Model tea in pound cans is as as' in Children's, MoOulniiKaa was bridesmaid and Mr suit against Zar reports sup popular thing ALL. town, in said district, deceased. Kiln Harry ever. Try a can of the 50c grade for 45c, equal to The Court of Probate tor the IMstrict of New. of beat man . The brl 'e was a piy Fagan actei;tli part Miss N Kenworthy has spent few any on the market ; also In better grades at E. F. dies' and Men's Under town bath limited and allowed six months from Attired In an elegant suit of electric blue plush davs in Wilton, euest of Mrs James Bedi- - Christian convention at Town Hall, date Hereof lor t he Creditors of said Estate to ex- - Hawloy's. - hiblt their claims for settlement, Tboae wbo and molr and made a charming appearance. Af. ent. Brooklield Center, Conn . Friday, Decern-- 1 One case Ladies' HIElSr-S- ZbT. to the i n 1 nnm a wear. neglect preHent their acconnta. properly attest- ter th ceremony, a iweeption was held at nerz, 10 life L. B. Booth offers ATEES. ed, within said time, will be debarred a icw, promote Jospel truth, very good boots for boys recovery. home of the bride, which lated until midnight, HATTERTOWH. auu worn. ftuui esses are expecieu I roiu i a a Ail persons uraemea to saia Eaaie are request ed " pRir, 50c Vests for this whlr.h the were etwsoif ed to Eev A. li- of New York oth-- 1 , V 26c; to make immediate payment to after happy etmpln Simpson and The Boot and Shoe . I heir for a at D. Leading Merchant, wiLLlAM HICK. Administrator. fjolr futura home'on South Etin street by Bradley's band played party er. Experiences in divine healing will be wir.t ,f -. a- -. rwh. received beaut! R. Parmelee's. nieht. It was a 2 an J 7 is the best ever OP NKWTOWN. as.. Probate Court numerous frloixls. They many Tuesday related. at m. The a Meetings p ayard up at B. p. Hawiey's; special bargains bargain DISTRICT 13.187.-Estat- and g.fia. May their future be aa pleasant social gathering and all had a j publiu are Invited. INTO. "7 ful costly - - in all wool tricots, plaid and plain, for 50c a yard. of PATRICK HARTS ETT. late of New- as their wedding day Is the wish of their good time. offered. Go to L. B. BISHOP BLOCK town, in said district, deceased. t Ijtht Jerome The last plentiful rain was not a "tobac- The Court of Probate for tba IMsttVt of ?few-to- so my friend. Charles Jienedht eutrtaind The readers Beb Is called to and of EJmworfd, Mr and co storm." so of not much benefit to those attention of of the . hath limited and allowed six months froaa (Morgan family to commence down the announcement of N. the Booth's and will get the date hereof for the Creditor of said estate to wtll be next Mrs Loucks of and Dr C. ready taking tobacco Henry Ayres, popu you Connr exhibit their claims Tboae The women's prayer' meeting held, Danbury lar hoot and shoe merchant nf "Rridirflrjort. Hp Bridgeport, for aetUejBent. t at Mis B.r Hall's. Mi Claik of Bridgeport, Thursday... netrlect to present their aeeoset. properly a, Tuesday. 130pm, Mr and Mrs Horace Beers have spent announces a great tornis patrons. Next at within said win be debarred a ranov-ar- y. t them soon and hold John Parmelee is several im- - surprise the goods right pri tested, time, an vangeilnt, may with making two weeks with hep gistep and frjepds in week he will explain what it is. Don t miss It; If All persons Indebted to said estate are notice on I in Gr'iTen's button - to mi ke Immf.!? to apeefal niwtlnjrt Further Sunday. provementa factory. NewJiUey. yon do, yoa wijl regret It. ces. - nrgMst l,3 P&IjUC WH, AttsUKblS. I ,111" . SHELTON DANBUET. . second them and, between' the two.' they Our New York Letter. Anso-ni- a never fail. ' Patrick Hennessey'has moved to The new Congregational parsonage, sit With the coming of the bright, crisp, GEORGE B EDMONDS CHAS..J.HUGHES and expects to go West. uated in the rear of the church just at the The Democrat puts the marriage of Sen- bracing Autumn days, the time has arriv- base of Terrace a fine is Succenor lo J. H. Donovan bas received a large lot place, structure, ator Hawley among its base ball notes. ed when our Anglomaniacs attire them- It is beautiful selves correct shade Practical Optician, of potatoes from abroad. approaching completion. Well, the senator a good catcher.' in the of red, mount CURTIS & where it is, but hidden by the church frcm their steeds and forth in -' HUGHES, Ofvil H. for a of a cen- gallant sally pur- Thomas Scott in home from the South. - Swift, quarter Main street- It cleans out and of the elusive but anise-see- d 31G Main just nicely Nor-wa- lk suit attractive Street. Bridgeport. mail on the and ' i fills a niche was to the tury agent Danbury dubbed a fox. Joseph Tomlinson attended the Sunday up that unsightly a war veteran who carries bag, by courtesy The hunt Stratford' Granite and dwellers on Terrace and con- railroad, is in GOLD SPECTACLES EYE GLASSES school convention at Bridgeport, Friday, place nicely arm shattered a rebel bullet indeed wanting many of those charms ASD nects the latter with First Church Place a disabled by to the works of numer 18th. has been from the service and a which, according A Specialty for the Holidays. : (if that Is its proper name). When Mrs dropped ous authors, render it so Marble Works- - While C. P. Nettleton and were new man has been appointed in his place, popular delight A Full Line of First Class Optical Goods at Rea-- family George Ives's carriage house opposite is ful in the little island across the ocean. absent from a few sneak B. O. Cook, hailing from Terryville. home, days since, removed and a nice cottage or two erected sonable Prices constantly on hand. All kinds of Cemetery Vork, ia Cru- - thieves stole several of The ancient baronial castle, with its pieces clothing in its place on her beautiful lot, the little The Gospel temperance meetings held lta or Mirble, fron artistic designs from them, which were, afterward found in- picturesque turrets and haunted cham- and best Stock in the market, at reasonable street will be an inviting passageway to in Union hall, White street, have been pri- - in a vacant lot near the residence of John bers, is replaced by a common-plac- e coun- ces. Designs furnished on application. Letter charming Terrace Place. Only a few creasing in interest from their commence- in Cemeteries a Write for try hotel, or, at best, by a ginger bread iag specialty. icfbr Teung. years ago, Terrace Place, ment and seem to be instrumental for nation or eome and see as. comparatively, cottage built in the style of the late la- F. W. is home from his . then Ives' was a bare hill with- good, although bo White street saloons Winter is Opposite R. E. Station, Stratford. Iloyt Pennsyl-- Hill, rough mented Queen Anne. Instead of a coming! ' out a on where the late have been closed. Welford S. a large vania trip. , building it, patri- Bailey, and well in due otic Peter Holmes used to fire the Union native Danburian and Revs Spencer H. arranged park supplied At a meeting of the Echo Hose and proportion with stately oaks, gun in honor of Union victories during Bray, a former pastor of the Methodist shady glens, A. Hook and Ladder Co., last week rivulets and clusters of dense under- AND THE PLACE TO BUY P. CLAHK. Thursday the war of the Rebellion. It is now one of church here and H. A. Delano have been babbling a committee of the fol- -wood, whose mazes added zest to GENERAL INSURANCE evening, composed the cosiest little streets we have in town, laboring in the meetings, with Warren W. give AGENT, was to ar- the chase, there is no better for WINTER AND FALL GOODS EEPEXSLXTIXC lowing gentlemen appointed covered with fine Bently, a noted singer. It is said 400 or ground for the firemen's ball: F. W. cottages. than that afforded range Curtiss, more have signed the pledge. The labors riding by ploughed OLD RELIABLE COMPANIES William Holmes. F. V. Frank E. a well known Danbur-ia- n fields and Bowman, George Comes, do not appear to be political, that is, in stony pastures. Then, besides, OF ALL KINDS OF BEST Farm Property, Live Slock ia barn or field, in-- W. Simmons and Herbert Williams. who formerly kept a marble yard in the interest of the Prohibition but the farmers, the owners of the soil, are sored at very low rates. party, obdurate and Mrs Warren Tomlinson is White street, a genial man and popular, The are con- strangely selfishly addicted AND AT ROCK BOT recovering purely religious. meetings own QUALITY IJOCSATOXIC n. K. and Mrs Frank Wait a died, last Friday, about 40 years of age. tinued this week. W. S. is thor- to guarding their interests. They trifle better of ma Bailey Hors4ix!fic rwnKx. in earnest a have even gone so far on some occasions larial fever. At a recent meeting of the Young Men's oughly and very fluent and TOM PRICES IS AT JCKE S8. 167. forcible He was if as to forbid the huntsmen from passing Rev Mr Ditmars is a series of Christian Association, Rev Dr Maxwell speaker. converted, BRIDGEPORT, florin 7 10, 10 CS a m, 4 32. S 0 giving over their land and, astonishing as the 7 read a of the association. the writer rightly remembers, under Rev 30 p a ; freight, 25, 10 45 a m. 9 p am; lectures, Sunday evenings, on Egypt. general report seem, have de- HASTE MAKES WASTE." 7 30 Arrive 9 as Mr Bray during his pastorate here seven presumption may actually Sunday, ia. 6 50, 45 a at, According to the report, given by the manded for done to 12 15, 5 25. 7 10. 7 25 Mrs J. H. Brewster entertained the la years ago. Mr then said that Well, recompense injury EDCARF.HAWLEY'S pm; Sunday milk, News, there are 1176 associations; The Bray d 7 24 m; 4 15 a 4 their cattle. If these lynx-eye- enemies p freight m. Ssb dies' sewing society of St James church, Bailey had within him and some "What!!! Have you finished your washing? I had much less than 03; b; exact was not but 1000 power or day n.ght sleeper Sam IConday. membership given, of out-do- are another afternoon. come sports avoided, 1"' TRUMBULL S 7 C5--a Wednesday associations report an aggregate member- day it would out. It has. you and you are through first. What soap do you use CHURCH, Eorth 45, 10, 11 clanger is frequently encountered. There n, 6 02. 7 SO. 9 25 m: 7 42 a The artist. Miss Margaret E. Blue, is ex of 154,821. own to isn't the soap. Use washing powder and you v.i'.l get through AS HE RECEIVING WIN- p Saniay a. ship They property is always one member of the party, who, "It IS South, S 38, 9 31 a m, 12 CI, 3 58, 54 p m, soon from Ohio and intends to re the amount of in fur- pected $6,053,259 buildings, BRIDGEPORT. unable to keep up with his more active in half the time; it does the work for you." Sunday irilk 7 08 p m. main several months with her Mrs niture and libraries. Levi P. LOSS KILL, Korth 8 7 11 a sister, Treadwell, A "The companions, drags along hopelessly in the - " I know it will, but the clothes won't last half so long; we've tried it. TER GOODS IN EVERY DE 00, 25. 20 m, 8 08, Ditmars. of home a very pleasant entertainment, 7 S3, 9 40 p m; Sunday 7 49 am. South president the association, gave rear. Clad in full of the most f more ar.d than Carnival of the Seasons'' and the cantata regalia We use Ivory ;..; altogether; it cleans easily quickly 6 31,924.11 55 am, 3 13,8 45 p m; Sun- An was on Wednes- justly flattering report of the local associ- brilliant he is a in entertainment given of the Grasshopper was given in the lec- hue, conspicuous object other V.n ; nd I find the clothes last as again. folks PARTMENT EVERY DAY. day milk, 7 pm. ation. They have a free reading room; a any ', long My day evening in the Town Hall by the wo- ture room and parlors of the First the landscape and, as he toils along in the STEPXET, Xorti 6 27, 7 30. 10 25. 11 50 a m, social room ; : classes in Bap won't let nn i; .j washing powder." 6 8 OS, 9 man's relief The affair is literary society last week wake of the attracts the 13, 55 pm; Sscday 7 55 a m; corps. tist church, Thursday and Fri scurrying throng, will use it don't We are the Sooth 3 8 27. 9 11 A English branches of study and German attention of those " Of course they won't, neither mine, but I anyhow. I showing largest 30, 19, 50 a m, 3 OS, a success. pleasing feature day evenings. As visitors entered, the benevolent animals 6 38 a m: Sunday milk 8 of Bible class; Sunday afternoon religious which care to save their clothes at the expense of my time and back." (Sid. was the readings by Miss Bessie Stevens first to attract their notice was a of supply us with milk. Aroused j B0TSF0RD, Xorth 6 50, 7 39. 10 35 a m, 12 services; innocent amusements week day carap line of 15, Bridgeport. gypsies, under a tent amid evergreen from their wonted calm by the noise and Reader, which do yon value most, v laundress' time and back, or 8 22, 8 18, 10 15 pm; Sunday 8 05 a m. in their social room, etc. j South evenings They from which excitement, gaze him with an clothes? If the then uon't let !:er i.sc washing powder. 3 15,6 18, 9 09. 11 40 a m, 2 43. 6 S3 Our former paper-make- r, William Wil- boughs, among the various they upon your latter, are to have, the a course MEN'S AND BOYS' BOOTS ; p m. Sunday milk 8 33 m. during Winter, colored lanterns out to the expression the reverse of friendly and i p kinson, was at the proposed auction of the of lectures and entertainments in shining gave j XEWTOVH, Xerth 7 20. 7 47, 10 43 a m. 12 35. of an seem to his mind to be on the Messrs. PROCTER & GAMBLE, mills, 15th. place a wild, weird, yet picturesque as- agitated i 6 30, 8 29, 10 30 p m ; Sunday 8 13 a.m. Southbury paper tellectual character. Among others, they OHIO. of the in town. pect. The gipsy maidens were personated point of making a hostile demonstration. CINCINNATI, best quality South. 3 00. 6 10, 9 00.11 22 a m, 2 28,4 47. Mrs Watson attended the funer- have engaged Yan Phou Lee to give an 6 SO George by Miss Lulu Candee as Juno, Misses An Seeing what appears to be an unoccupied Dear Sirs : The sample of Ivory Soap received frcm you is an 07, 6 p m; Sunday milk ( 18 1 b. al of her in Stamford. illustrated lecture on China, which cannot The celebrated English Kip Boots, Sunday night sleeper 8 OS a m Monday. grandmother nie Pennoyer as Gipsy, Hattie Candee as field before him, he hurries on and enters excellent Soap, of and more than average cleans- - He Laundry great purity , 1 fail to be instructive and entertaining. not in the old fashioned Men'sfor $3 50 and Boys $2 SO are aa iTTL' 7, oa' ' lu os lu' Prof Hicks of New Haven is giving Madge and Medora C. Beach as Juanita, it, way affected 5 11. C 41, 8 41. 10 '43 p m; 8 22 is educated and said to be a good talker. in mg power. ""7 Sucday weekly instruction to the Echo band. dressed in rich fabrics of blight colors England, but by letting the bars down near water proof as it's possible to make j am. South 2 40, fl 02, 8 52. 11 25 a m,S 10, 4 m - Fathers Lynch and Nihil of the Catho- profuse with shining ornaments. Will and leading his horse through. While he Very respectfully yours, a Boot. 88' 5 49 P ; Sunday milk 8 03 pm; Sun- Officer Tomlinson had a serious conflict ; Garner as told the is replacing the barrier as a Qay nignt sleeper 1 58 a m Monday. Rad-clif- lic church, with the Sisters of Gipsy King fortunes of protection with the pugnacious horse of Walter fe together The John C. Green School of Science, II. 13. CORNWALL, A full line of the genuine Hartford Calf BE00KT1EU) JE5CTI0S, Xortn 8 03, 8 re- to kuow against tha advancing foe, he hears an Chk.mistkv. it. ani- Mercy in the parochial school, have those curious what the fickle dame Princeton, N. Dec. 12th, 1882. Professor of - as a to the J., Boots , !, P m;San- prelude - and Shoes in three and ' ' clipping has in store while ominous roar close at hand- grades o , in which civil received monstrated against the licensing of the for them, Jesse Gaylord, Turning 01 a.au aouui s IU, a 91, a 11 ia mal, the authority to j wj 1 li. four saloons iu near to their Charles Skidniore and George Bayles, ar- quickly, he discovers a young and very widths, from $2 50 $5. a m. 40, 4 29, 5 31 o a : Sunday milk a severe kick, on the thigh. proximity A WORD OF WARNING. 5 48 and school. The matter was ar- in glitteriDK costumes, attended to agile bull, approaching at full speed. Re We are showing the most complete line pm; Sunday night sleeper 147 church rayed to be as as the For 8 11tn Itev Mr Scott addressed the W. C. T. U. of alizing the full horror of his he There are many white soaps, each represented "just good 'Ivory';" Monday. Danbury, 6, OS, 8 50. SO gued before the county commissioners, the various duties the camp, which rep- situation, of Ladies' and Hisses' Shoes in this vi- - a 4 6 53 ARE NOT, but like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and remarkable qualities of m, 30, p m; very acceptably, Sunday evening. last week. The commissioners have not resented the season of Spring. The beau- crawls under the friendly bars, inwardly they Ask " and insist it. cinity. DAXBUBT, Arrive 6 15, 8 20, 9 05, 11 35 a m. tiful flowers and cursing the gay coat of which he bad been the genuine. for Ivory" Soap upon getting Raymond Knapp has withdrawn from rendered their decision. The priests ap- elegant decorations made 4 45, 7 10 p ra. Leave 5 S5, 7 45. 8 25, 8 and never " 1KS5, Procter fc Gamble. 10 the firm of & Mr pear very decided in their opposition and the Summer booth a bower of lovliness. proud liys swiftly, pausing Copyright by 40 a m, 4 10, 6 25 p a. Wright Knapp. Wright for an instant NEW FALL AND WINTER will continue the business. determined to defeat the applicants, if It was presided over by Miss Mamie Proud, until he reaches the nearest farm house NEW YOEK AXD NEW ENGLAND possible. Father Lynch is reported as assisted by Misses Ida Walters, Bertha Andrew C. Nash is cutting a street course of the Winsted people in this mat E. E. E. Sly is the DRESS GOODS. s. issr. entertaining mumps. that either the saloons or the Walker, Lizzie Hull 'and Hattie Eaines Mrs James Brown who was so bia from in front of ter of the removal of the and court jcly sayiag Potter, through property jail HAWLETVILLE, East 7 54. 9 45, 11 59 a at. Mr and Mrs Levi Johnson are home church and school must The very handsomely costumed. The Autumn the and of Christ church to the Dt-po- t road. faith in human nature has suf go. priests long pride pet the amateur house, my Plain and Check in latest designs. 7 04 p m; UTest, 8 55 a m, 2 45, 4 50 booth was ; from their wedding tour. say that they have been disturbed in their sweet in the fullest sense of the stage, has just closed her first season in fered another repulse Was it not a wise 8 30 pm. home-mad- Two new meat markets are soon tn be e An elegant line of cloth, tne j church service and disorder word, for here was dispensed this as a re- man and man of who wrote, Century KEtSTTOWS, East 7 59 a m,fl2 04, f7 C9 p Six children were baptized by Rev by profanity city prafessbnal actress The one on the Hide and oth- experience ' b; manufactured those in opened, eat the in new calico. West, f8 48 a m, f2 89. 0 23 p ra. II. Buck at the mission, from these saloons, directly or indirectly. candy, by charge, sult was very different from what she ex- "Put not your trust in princes, nor any wide, heavy George Episcopal er west of the ; SA5DT East 8 10 of have been Misses Fannie and Lizzie Lizzie bridge. sons of if live in or EO0K, 06, 40 a m. 12 10, The Sisters Smith, She saw Mrs men," wool j Sunday, 13th. Meicy annoyed pected. Langtry achieve especially they Flannels, white Blankets, Horse 7 15 p m; West, 8 42 am, 2 34, 4 C5, 0 17 drunken within Collins, Annie White, Carrie The at the of the come from Winsted. Let us howev m- - by curses and revelry Hammond, success under similar conditions and she machinery factory hope, Blankets in all grades. P Rev Mr Foster.ex-chaplai- n of the G. A. be- hearing of their pupils. These saloons Joseph Noble, Dr Gibbs and Frank Bur- thought she had only to appear before the Hatch & Holmes Manufacturing Co. is er, that she will see her evil way and torn SOUTHBUET, East 8 16, 11 05 a n, 12 19, at the M. E. church on the Kew stock of Underwear for men, la-- j 7 24 8 32 R ,will lecture are grouped together on Main street near gess, who were surrounded by decorations public to obtain wealth and renown. In ing placed in position and pusiness is from her crooked and perverse paths ,1 p m; West, a m, 2 24, 3 10. 6 07 - P 30th. Sbbject: "Life at the Andersonville the Park. Father Nihil as of fruits. Autumn leaves, grasses and this calculation she two booming with the firm, which is driven to B. H. B. dies and children from 25c to S2- says, reported overlooked very r Prison." Admission 25c. sa- sheaves of wheat. An ice with to- the orders which haVe accu- . . Oil in the Democrat, "We claim all these cavern, important items: Mrs Langtry is a beauti- supply many Mrs Marion b. wheeler has been on Floor Cloth; Hugs all sizes. loons 200 of slides and two bears mulated while have been SHEPACG Ii U. In the civil action of C. P. Nettleton are within feet a church and boggan performing ful woman, she is not; Mrs pos- they moving A new stock of the celebrated - j Langtry trip for health to Bridgeport, Portchester, Hchest- 5. issr. W.W. Sheriff Wheeler should not be licensed. These saloons and represented Winter. The snow covered sesses some histrionic here from Bridgeport. jp.ve against Tomlinson, slight ability, she Fairfield, Monroe and elsewhere. er Lamp, the best in the world. BETHEL, Leave 10 553 Arnr those on Turner street near the oth- surroundings, the of the 13am, pm. made a supplemental attachment on the very sparkle frosty has none. Beautiful costumes and appro- Miss Bedient of Weston 8 15 a m, 3 50 p m. Sunday 5 87 p m. cream and the Arctic costumes of the at- spent Sunday Our stock of Ctloves and Mittens was 14th. for Ewen for de- ers are a burden and a detriment to the scenery do not take the of act- Miss HAWLEY. Korth 10 a 6 Staples plaintiff, priate place with Lena Morehouse. Drunkenness or Habit Cured YILLE, 54 m. 15, 6 30 tendants would almost chill the the Liquor Positively never and never ) fendant. parish and its welfare. There are many visitors; ing and the American public, although larger cheaper. p m; Sunday 5 39 South, 7 50 Misses Jennie A new bell has been in the tower by administering Dr. Haines Golden Specific. pn. am, young children growing up in the vicinity Al'ce, and Alma Garner, good natnred and generous to a fault, will placed 3 30, 4 pm; Sunday 5 12 p m. George B. Russell is building a retain- Eva Geor- of the School in of the It can be in a of coffee or tea of the Turner street saloons. They mingle Beers, Lucy Bray, Nellie Giles, not support, for any great length of time, Staples High place given enp LOOK AT THE WONDER- SHEFAUG, Xorth 11 06 a m. 6 28, 6 40 pm; ing wall next to the blacksmith shop of Rose, Mamie and Messrs cracked one. without the knowledge of the person tak- Sunday 5 43 South 7 37 a 3 with the drunken people who congregate gia Pennoyer manifest mediocrity. In the pre- will pm. tn, 16, Mr Bray. plays ing it; ia absolutely harmless and FUL BARGAINS ON OUR 5 & 3 39 pm. Sunday 4 57 p m. there and learn bad habits from their Noble. Lester aud Crossley took charge of sented, Mrs Potter was also, un- effect a and cure. singularly NEW MILFORD. permanent speedy The revenue from licenses, this year, is childhood. The curses and oaths ring in this booth. Miss Evelyn WesSels, as an fortunate. Weak and maudlin to the last whether the patient is a moderate 10c. COUNTER. GOODS AT PEOPLE'S LINE FOR NEW YORK. two Indian maiden, served all who desired Since last our has been drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thounands $2200, against $1000 last year, with their young ears and deaden from youth degree, they were undeserving of serious my letter, vjllaga A T Lesvv B of drunkards have been made II II rpxrP TTCTTAT. TTTm?G. l.lgvixirl nil ui. (u arrival of train saloons. We with the from the the even tenor of its Peo- temperate ; on H..um,t,.iiic It. R , Inn.lmlit less their sense of right and wrong. have refreshing beverage attention, either from a literary or dra- pursuing way. men who Uolden at hat. Slst trert. have taken the Specific i W. Feck Mip. E. R .at 3 now 15 children to care fur. Tun iron kettle which hung suspended from a matic That the ple have been born, have died and have R"""'"? ive.kr p in. The Derby Gas Co. has been unable to young standpoint. engagement in their coffee without their knowledge and NEW BARGAINS ADDED EV-- is i . c.niiug n. over a fire. Misses Maude to-da- train on HoUKiX.nie K K . all t of this number were left on our hands tripod flickering was a financial as well as artistic failure married, which last is to some more than y believe they quit drinking of their for stations fill all its orders fur coke from its own will. IT NEVER FAILS. New Mi ford Fire Me. excunioa tickets Tie. caused rum from and Grace Morris and Master Will Snow, be inferred an for death" However, I own free The tipyXJ,X fllY. j p s. liiand after June 18. wiU through poverty by may from the fact that her equivalent ! tuniay. stock and, to accommodate its customers, once with 24, York. Jtfi . m. Slut. S 4S. these These children cost us over as three sailors, presided over the lish time in Boston has been cut down from think Cupid has been doing good work np system impregnated theSpecific pier Sf atumay. has purchased a supply from other places. places. it becomes an utter impossibility for the A.J. SAUTH. MjnticuimiU $1000 a to feed clothe pend. The cantata of the Grasshopper, weeks here. From an external of view, the coal is cause. year and and there two to one and from the published point liquor appetite to exist. For full partic- ' The unusual price of the which was ex- CIIECUL.ATIOX. are more coming." This is a sad, unpleas- given each evening, proved statement that she will at marriages ought to be happy ones, for the ulars, address Golden Specific Co , 185 F. appear chiefly I JAXTJAET 1, Mr bruther-in-la- w of C.W. Van and occasioned much Race Cincinnati. Ohio. Edgar Hawley. 1SS2, 612 Brower, ant and all the more in a tremely entertaining one-nig- have been and and. St., picture ugly what are known as stands. couples yoong pretty LAST WEEK, 1622 Vliet, has purchased a tract of land north beautiful and town amid a merriment. George Birks acted as ac- for the most well favored with this progressive A French scientist has made a part, of the Park and will build a cottage for a is in companist. The affair was a suc- recently world's The have a I (rive honor to whom honor is due. Dr David Christian people. This equally true complete goods. clergy reaped Favorite Remedy cured my Bright Plain-fiel- d, discovery. Owing to their lack Kennedy's Summer residence. His home is in ten thousand instances in this land of cess and great credit is due to all who took startling bountiful harvest in fees, especially the disease and Grarel. Four of the best physicians & HAMLIN N. J. Miss Lulu Candee in of use, the noses of the human race must had failed to relievo me.l have recommended it to "steady habits." And to think that part, particular, rector of All Saints', who has officiated at scores cf with lihe success and know it will m7otes,MAS0N Tb ratiiK--t people organ who. as on in inevitably grow less and less as the ages all who it M s E.F. Hill.O. Manufacturer of In who been on a busi- Christian ministers and lovers of good or- first the committee charge of seven marriages since June. cure try Mizner.Burjr to introduorxl tia William Main, has roll at alto- Senil c. stamp to Dr Kennedy.Rondout.N Y.for pwwnl frftn t.y jtfa- - the entire did a share by, until, last, they disappear Liver and Blood Disor- MARBLE AND GEASITE HEADSTONES, EN- H a ness for the Plane Co , der must stand and beg and plead before arrangements, large As been none of book how to cure KMney, .aonJk till ifi m iM'l trip Birmingham This is a most statement for deaths, there have Olhfr uiaker fW!..m-- d a board of a discontin- of the work. gether. peculiar ders. Mention this paper. CLOSURES FOR CEMETERY LOTS, ETC. iu the oiariufar.lurr of I be bas returned. commissioners for when we of more than promi- iiiKruineais. nil ilanou Uxraiiu hare consider that modern civilizat- persons ordinary a: wave t a iipati uance of the curse! What a strong people Jake the colored wife ESTIMATES FCEXISHED. luamtaine ihrirsiipn-inarj'a- txvi in ibe Mrs Gideon Wakelee is ill and Brown, murderer, ion, so far from diminishing the powerful nence. In fact, there has been few of any work. critically we become, if we could advance as Dealer ia all kinds of American and Mason & Batnlin onVr. as ration of tb is feared she will not recover. might gets imprisonment for life. It is thus that and offensive odors that assail our nos- kind. New Milford has been exceptional- Fareiga fnaa! it that in morals as in material Marble and Granite, including the eolebaated uimiuxllnl rzcelkHicv of llvirafaiia Itw that' rapidly prosper- murder is encouraged by cheating the has created new and ly healthful the Summer and Fall. al all Ihr WurM'a E.hihitNxm. aiiw!!1l,at of trils, complicated past pnl Im-- k It is that the contract for build- but the of evil at even CjS-i-sin- I Pari. 1S.7 in rnrnMltiai with mafcm of all expected ity; spirit keeps gallows. smells whose concentrated vileuess. was No malaria, no fevers, no ex- ciuutrH-K- . tlH-- r uav invinal, the over the Housatonic and with our or one anything AVestei'Iy iakm the lilf brt ing bridge pace rapid march, ahead. an- of and in honor. !lltiKlratr. raialojrtK j frw. John C Hubbard's in the Farmer's edito- never so much as dreamed of by our cept plenty the purest best air PI- - the new railroad will soon be awarded. It is a matter to deplore. M. XaNon ft Hamlin' rial chair. cestors. If any one doubts this, he has Litchfield count'. W. STEVENS, anoM ini Shelton's for the week dutwl mptruin, ra to tVtf" Among guests And now are have to New steam- K0RWALK, C0S5. l.y Danbury jewelers to only visit York during the The births well, the next 3 '.and ha lawn tra-- ending November 19 were Rev Fred King Charles W. Whipple, who shot Adams, generation a royal. rsa i:omir..l .y 11k-- imi.r. --mn.l in electric time, corrected daily by electric ing of Summer and turn his nose in In fxra pwrri ; days will b better able to of the mater- ji piaiHn half at the house of Miss Lizzie Young Mrs pleaded to and was judge A. rminty. flash from New York. guilty manslaughter the direction of Hunter's Point. If the v.- - .rv circular, eoniainiiig tnuimoniala f: n SOO Julia Field of at William .Whee- sentenced to five at Wethersfield. ial that has been brought into the world G.C.Eighme,D.DS nurrliawrs. niuafc-la- and Stepney years wind is in the he will re- with d lunm.Mil, trrlnrr R. tin- B. right quarter, by New Milford during the past Summer. HrriHire caia tuan.v aiil raid. ler's; Sweetland with his son, the II. Hawley has moved into town and Pianrw or Organs mrtd for tajOi or rwr -- ceive such evidence as even the most skep- Let us will be sons DENTAL OFFICE. alao man; Mrs George E. Evans and son and will probably become a permanent resi- GREENFIELD HILL hope that they worthy tuenta; rvritt. tical must admit. That being the case, if and Mrs Judson of Bristol at Eulie Tolles's; dent. John Morehouse, the Samp Mortar post- daughters, upright, honest, truthful. Cl. Ma$on Hamlin OrsainV PianeOo. - the Frenchman's theory is porrect, our 422 MAIN St, Drubjeport, k William Hall of N. Y with master, is a new barn. He lost Ien-t- al Melbourne, building in- The Pottery factory, of which I have Graduate of the Pennsylvania College of BOSTON, SEW TO EX. CHICAGO. The Carpenters and Joiners' union held nasal organs should increase in size of Philadelphia. Artificial tn-t- h his who still remain in Shelton; one fire about three months since. made in other is now - family, a sociable in City Hall, which is by stead of diminishing. mention letters, ieeth filled. clrtuxM and Irtvjruiarii hn eor- WASTED AGE5TS for theism rtirM-- John Randall and Edward Wooster of reported ' iiim H. .k K.Mtt ...... - - ' a success. Dea N. Barlow Hill has his house about completed. The buildings present I given Think what a field of speculation there he nrw xyatem of artificial crowna GCERXSKY PL"8L1HIXG CO, Bcarton Max, or Bridgewater. a new coat of which much quite an imposing appearance when seen on roots, with jrold mountineH. Comxird, K. H paint, improves is here. As the scientist draws no dis- E:Kh-- .l Shelton people have visited: Miss Susie A tailor named Weber is having trouble from the train. I have not Teeth extracted with hut lilt: iiu hy Ii his fine residence. Invitations are out for tinction between yet inspected - IT ADIES ARE 0FFEEE3 New in with the of Labor for agreeable and disagree- ,0?Jl0i.n4,Jl,i.n,,eUU'.S- 1 pain neeaork at Beecber ia Haven; F. II. Tucker Knights employing them, but understand that are every- NITROUS OXIDE GAS administer for (!lri. jk,,IM, ,u,-- n a silver wedding at Thanksgiving for Mr able we they less ext T (ir ,nirT hya Philadelphia; T. B. Minor in Stratford; a man at less wages than Union prices odors, may assume that the sweet- meting ahol.sale boa. PniBIahS(,rrnu4rM Gojd and Mrs N. Hill. thing that they should be for the work. 1 TT'TiTTT.ArC' Tl Tl Q t made. Everything Pr-- Business est would the same ef Hc-- i lyran fnrnilil Samuel Hurd in Seymour; D, N. Clark stopped. perfume produce V7. SJ. j ara free. Addrea Artistic CO.. Isaac Millbank is to move They have already begun making moulds V. AAIXAAAILAJ, U. fcJ.j 1HS rdleork. about into his feet as the foulest stench. Therefore ihe C Second door bslo' 8th St.. New York ity. and wife in Brooklyn, N. Y. but is pos- Dr Wile has successfully done some dif new house on the hill. It fis an elegant in for articles cf manufacture; it AliX44 J.VJ.C1111T; fcJb. Fairfield Avenue. The Bachelors of the delicate maiden her luxurious home, be Young Baptist ficult sargery since his location here. place and adds much to the beauty of 'the sible that the factory will formally fine entertainment on " surrounded by everything that makes life church gave a Fri - a ball and I have & - hill. opened by leception. A. Co's All the Yon cannot fish in Lake Kenosia until pleasant and breathing an atmosphere la- J. Christian Liebig Corhpany's day evening. participants acquit Frederick Bronson had a barn burned heard such a thing mentioned- themselves with Prol April 18. Perhaps the readers of the Bee den with the scent of rare exotics, will ted credit, especially week before last.' Superlative is the very EXTRACT OF MEAT Cone and Messrs and Briibois. This don't wish to, but they can have fun there have a nose similar iu size and shape to Social life flows smoothjy and on the King Some, when the lake. is frozen over. farmers are complaining of th that of the laborer in thedis-tan- whole harmoniously. Of all the New Eng- Minnesota New program was rendered, at the close of day working t Absolutely Pure. best ONLT SORT , smallness of onions and potatoes. slum where the is land villages I know of,' none wilf excel This never varies. - A marvel of which Albert Bray extended the thanks of During the prevalence of the street im reeking air heavy powder purity, Never has there been more reason for and fetid; out this to and few will New Milford iu social strength and who'esomeness. More economical Process Flour that Guaranteed Baron the Bachelors to Mrs A. B. Leach for the fever, it has to the Carrying argument equal sold In genuine by proveraent occurred giving thanks to the Great Giver of all its attractions. 4 At almost I than the ordinary kinds, and cannot e flowers with which the room was decorat- writer that our fathers could im legitimate conclusion, we see that it every'gatbering wfth the multitude of low test, short wheat will make or ' ' boiough things than in the past year. solemn meet of the culture and in- competition Liebig. ed and to Mr Newell for the the of contains a warning to the rich and people highest weight a'nin or phosjinate powders. Sold only in printing pro prove appearance White street by . un have bt1-g- cans. Co. st.N.T. High"y recommended as a instead of - beautiful to watch carefully the objects telligence. Already receptions Royal Bakiso Powder lne Wa'l You can nlghtrap gram: removing the tree that stands in the street CHESTNUT HILL. money buy. alcoholic drinks. Black Joe. Mr P. T. Brlsbols. around them, lest the ostentation of and card parties occur almost night- the electric tower rail- very fae-sun- ile by light near the la-- . L. B. Genuine only with of Baron The Prof F. A. Several from fea- One of the of these t j THE A'A J. toMMsiOY j- OX THE SKUf. it at Liebig's Reading, Wreck, King. road station. It is not a the Hill attended the ball their display cause their aristocratic ly. pleasantest 'U., always get signature ia bias across libeL and Bethel.Whlte, Brink. beautiful tree was Misses Harmonica banjo trio, at the Fair Grounds at Huntington, last tures to assume an appearance little bet- given by the Boardcnan. last S.rid Violin solo. Carnival of Venice, Prof R.R.Coce. and, with the posters and signs' usually Booth's. by Storekeeera.Qrocera & Drantbita. week Thursday and all seemed pleased ter than that of the week. There were seven tables, at which Bolo, There Is nothing like a Freshing Breeze, mounted on it, it is not a sightly object. despised tramp. with the entertainment and were the best whist in town. The - J.N.Bethel. evening's hope Examining this argument still further, players ALL FORMS OF NOTICE:, cchanical'speeialty ZZll K. The borough has voted a new street was well The Taxesof Daniel's Farm School District will company tnanufartur.nf? mechanical Piano o!o, The Storm, Mr T. Brlsbols. for more with the same results. we im- supper excellent and served, Chapped, Rounh, see that it has another and. more under-slfrne- demre to find chic from Main near east Red Skin be due and payable Decemlier 1, 1887. The d siieciaity aent in nark Readings, A Child's Dream of the Stars, My Franklin, to Maple Harry Lee, a student at the Yale busi- while the rnusic bv Prof Rasch was a rare Fimply maniifacnniie town In (V.niu-rrvu- i portant meaning. There is no reason why made Soft and Clear. will heat his res deuce the first and In umii,ii' First Root, Prof F A. King. avenue, above the New railroad. treat.- - Mr . Blemishes day a'audard.hut demand limned au tiioe.ifcnee England ness at New Haven, Satur- we Among those present I noticed Bemoves all j In fore- and tointro-liiceihrt- Romanza Audaluza. Prof R. R, college spent should object to the prpximity of any ures raali. nimoles. every Saturday during Decemlier, the mechanical xkill are needed Violin solo, This will open some new lots. Mrs VV D. Mr'and f De- A rotmiiianion mill mr Conn. building day and Sunday with Agur S. Beach. no .how and Black, MrsGeorge bites, Ircxns. cutfl, salt noon. He will be in Booth's Hill Saturday, given oil the whols Two new manufactory, matter unpleasant rL( and. sores of trade ol territory granted each agvnt. An Intelli- e, streets aae also in Rev Mr W. H. Mr m, piles, cember 3. 9 till 11 A. M. and at Of- Miashlp-mlt- J. N. Bethel. being opened Rumor has Patchen will Noble, Crockett. Pierce, from the Tost Ad-dre- ss Bolo, The it that Myron the smells may, be which emanate from it; til l.riM. ence tried you gent mechanic nncrhl devote h. nfwre tttne Harmonica and auto-har- p trio, Bethel, White the north part of the town, from Clap- in a few a new Mr and Mrs Will Mr and v. :.i a:v. ays use n. fice in Long Hill from 7 till P M Intctesl C. T P. O. Box 271S. New York City. days bring bride to his Robinson, Nolle, . for this theory clearly shows that it will i ex a i.niKT. at the rate of 9 cerit. lawful Brink. board Ridge to the Kohanza road, on the which so Mrs Miss Mr 5 on'! r.Oetn. ctthrv.rriEts. per per aiinum.and home, he has pleasantly prepar- have same influence con- Schoverling, Boyd, Mygatt on taxes 1. 1S88. The Chariot Race, Prof F. A. King. the on our bodily cr 5 .cUed on roe't cf price, j charges all not pal l by January 100 Reading. Cowperthwait estate. This also opene new ed for her. and Miss co.. PERCENT. aSKS" Northrop. V c. DAVID J. liirrSPORD. Collector. FEES to men for Quartet , the Bachelors. dition as a hot house filled with the most i to.'XTcw k: cnvawra Dr Scott's Cenuins tjr building sites. Soon will S. S milou'lon, Cunn. November 16. 18S7. Electric Belts. Brashes. 4ms. wreuix warned cottages spring Mr and Mrs Agur Beach visited Sher- 1 Trumbull. Ldy there. beautiful and fragrant flowers. Some may What with the danciug school on Wed- or liieclric ' m'ea Wrt'e a' once for up wood Seeley at Sport Hill, last week. " leAjm. Dr Scott. Ml B oMtray. X.Y. HTJNTIHGTON. '. say that the aesthetic pense will be more nesday, the Memorial church choir guild, - NOTICE: William ontgomery, an old Danbur-ia- n to in one case which is on the Sold AD T ASD GESTLEMEll AGEXTS " " appealed than th other very popular, Tuesday, by Every Druggist in Newtown. 8 will received WAITED will be a lantern exhibition ' P.opoea le by the nnd:sijrned iu ; There magic and a hat manufacturer known to two WESTON. every city and u.n A grwt and, since the result is the same, one various social meetings of the different Selectmen of the Towns of Oxford and Jlonroe , AKTOan wnm. THK;ituuiiyVOMA in the schoolhouse, Hantington Center, or three Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Postmaster generations of hatters, died in would naturally select the churches, the whist parties and the re WANTED: . .. - till December 1. 1887. to rent Zoar B l.lpe for a Howard W. who in pleasantest A. Se- Saturday evening, 26th, by N. on the 79. His Gregory, died her 27th year, was In- Girl for general housework; permanent term of three years f.om arch 1, 18S8 The Plainfield, J., 17th, aged method. This, however, is a mere matter ceptions, the week is quite filled ap. ' Ilubbell; admission 10 cents. buried from the place. WILLIAM H. BURR. lectmen reserve tha right to anr or al. t!e roR remains were to for bur- Congregational church; detail is con- ' CURE THE brought Danbury of which it unnecessary to deed, one is sometimes made to think that - Conn. as think DEAR last week r Ridgesidi- Farm, Redding Kidge, proposals they best. PECK'S PATEST ial on Monday. He was one of those gen- Thursday. sider in a scientific treatise. F. M. Burr. he is not in a small New will said MPEOTED CUSHIONED EAS Electric living, England The Selectmen meet at the Bridge, in DRUMS PEEFECTLr RESTORE THE HEARIX3 Bitters, ial, men who New a on December 1, 1887. to receive whether ix e in- pleasant, modestly dignified . Is York, November 21,1887.. in city of some magnitude.; - FOR SALE: the store, Ihe cauaed l,y cokta. This ie so well known Consumption Incurable? vilage,but to kfiei In remedf becoming one favorably on first He A very fine bred Jersey BuU Calf, four months and to decide upon the same. juries the natural drums. Alwaya puaitioa, no as to need no men- impress sight. Read the Mr H. Morris, bat invisible to others and eountortatiie to weaci- -' and popular special following: C The court house matter remains in statu or woulj for a heifer. SAMTJEL 8. Selectmen' seemed every man's friend and conld Count Newark, Ark., "Was down with,ab-sces- s WESTPORT. o'd; exchange HU".D.) Mitt,cnveraailou.eveo whfaaiaetr hrwnd d.tinct i j who ha a used Electric bitters says: O. H. n tion. All We had the of the L. E. HILL. Walker s Farm. HULL. of ly. We refer to tboxe uniti? tl-t- Write to F.BIS-- -- of the and friends and quo. Representatives - - B. ) sing the same song of praise. A purer every acquaintance his friend. lungs physic- HAWLEY, Monroe. C0X.849 Broa 14th St . New York, for j ians me an incurable con- Capt H. P. Burr and wife Thanks- - here about two weeks since, drove Conn.. November 15. JSS7. l.ay.cor. medicine does not exist and it is guaran- ' pronounced spent county Monroe. iiiustraied iKXfc of proofs free. teed to do all that is claimed. Electric Sachems from New Haven tribes visited sumptive. Began taking Dr King's new giving in Nyrck, N. Y., with their son, A. them-abou- the town, gave them a dinner ' ' bitters will cure all diseases of the liver their red brethren here recently and im- discovery for consumption, am now on my T, Burr. - , and sent them well Wheth- NOTICE: bottle :"' away pleased. YorkfCr winter ' will remove boils, third and able to oversaethe work will-las- All and kidneys, pimples, some new dodges to the home Roderick Farrand er the t until their next Reliable men can have persons having claims against the Bridge- KAin DALQAr.1 parted ' 'on farm. is the finest spent Thanksgiving impression of energy and push per- salt rheum and other affections caused by my It medicine ever with us and Newtown Co. will the tt.? C!aiaw end bamtiAaa a.lr tribes. at his home in business no one can Of one manent employment this Winter at good port Turnpike ptesent V a blood. Will drive malaria from made. Jesse Middlewart, Decatur. Ohio, Washington, Conm meeting, say. our choice line of Stock. same ' , lru impure & pay. selling Nursery to either of the undersigned before the first Fails ts Raster well The hat trimmers of Beckerle Co's says; "Had it not beenfor Dr new The of . Michael we are that if Terms itieral Bus ness learned. Particulars Ner Cray the and prevent as as cure all King's remains', Hogen were' thing, however, certaio, easily Tuesday of December rext. After that date ail j rwir x is. vetar. system and outfit free. CHASE KTBSE-BIE- S, lamiu hold a and for I would have double-face- d Address THE uurcaaahip.ij malarial fevers. "For cure of headache, factory fair, Monday Tuesday discovery consumption brought here and buried in the Catholic, Winsted persists in her evil and N. V. State and enclose claims will be worthless electric died of lung troubles. Was given up by Qeneva, age stamp. constipation and indigestion try evenings, for the benefit of the hospital. cemetery, Saturday. - way, the jail and courthouse and AARON SANPRD.) Directors of the entire satisfaction or doctors. Am now in best of health." Try JAMES 8. CoLK. V B'Krt & Newtown bitters guaranteed s What the trimmers undertake they usual Edward H. Nash is a well on-hi- all shall remain where are in old tided. Pi ice 50c and $ I it. Sample bottles free at E F. Hawley's digging they 1 1 1 . D. C. BURR HAWLKY. ) Turnpike Co. nmt and IMS money ref. - VjiS O Washington, .r., pr .. LllMIra, . J bottl at E. V. Hawley's drnflr store. ly do thoroughly. The Danbury boys drugstore. River fetreet property. Litchfield. Since I have learned of the Sendi. for circular. Newtown, November 3. 18b7. ItoaatiM..,ti:L .k w ml 1