The Newtown Bee,

VOLUME XXX. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0, 11)07. NUMBER 48.

HOME NEWS. Lots of Good AT LIBRARY CORNER. GRANGE BULLETIN. in Shoes Bargains 1HI ELT 3HEHH1 ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFFICERS. ! At Foster' . Pootatuck Grango held it annual Sale. Dissolution If it comes from it will be election of officer, Tuesday nlirlit, Mailings' right. oihir tj !! ham uliM fur Winter Htfs Showed Up. with the following result: !' W. M. Mitchell. Think nf ll la. Hi .! Whim tlml fumii'Hy Matter, will fur t:, Ky ami M. ifulntf (ur 9W: L" Have You Overaet-r- , A. P. Smith. i han l a pair. mihJ uii. Bought Your AllMllKt lot fnr'u;. all !' Lecturer, Mr Wallace Mitchell. ttrl Mt ami iHiit'iil full mailu liy Wi- E. B. lliam. Clark, 'IlKiniaa l. I'ltnl ami oilir Steward, Camp. wi'll kiiiian llnn, A iiii'ivlmnii from I'lilla-l- i Assistant Steward, Austin Botsford. llilila i a d'w Uava ami ami waniinl ? liilmvll nllii' Murk. Hut wii (Ii'i'IiIhI lit Suit Chaplain, Mrs Alice Wildman.' k'lvi iiti lusipii. uf Imiiiniry ami vli lnlty ilic I Winter lln.1 WtiiiiT, Waistcoats. Treasurer, Mrs S. F. Schermerhorn. It ii t (lon't (ilaf aa w want to rtiwn nut all Secretary, Miss Hattie Northrop. mill luiit mxiii. m a. to maki- - room ui dUplay llullilur Ami, nii'll. Il'a III to-da- y ? HIIihm, Hi'. Wny not buy it Gate Keeper, Birdsey Parsons. I linn In buy IhiunlaM hunt (or SI.47. IMU'r . man should have at leant three colored Mabel than you i'an buy at rrtfulur prk'i-a- Every Why not make an opportunity to run in and let us Ceres, Miss Northrop, Pomona, Mrs J. J. Nortnrop, waiHtcoats and m many white as he can adord. show you positively that we can save money for you on Mrs B. Nichols. R. F. FOSTER, g Flora, J. B Three well selected colors will give you a change and L. A. Mrs W. B. Glover. Hiim-wMi- r U R. K. & Co., the purchase of a winter suit, now. , Steward, Kolr was voted to each male 246 Conn. colors that will harmonize with your different suits. Our reductions are It request flaln St., Danbury, genuine. member to bring a basket of wood at This is the season of the year that we sell a The quality rings true in every instance. the January meeting or stand a fine of great 10c. A committee of Mrs J. waistcoats and a stock The style is right, the fit perfect. ' consisting Dr Deen French. many fancy carry accordingly. B. Nichols, Mrs J. J. Northrop, Miss Algy. B Prices $2 to $10. New, fresh goods, and extra good In fact these suits are tailormade throughout but Mabel Northrop, J. B. Nichols, Austin SPECIALIST. values as well as handsome ready for service instead of made to measure. Botsford and C. G. Peck was appointed unusually patterns. to arrange for a drama. Why not come in and look them over 2 Big reductions on all lines of winter suits for men THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Cancer, Piles, Rupture and boys during cash production sale. Cured Without the Knife. ELOQUENT SERMON BY REV T. J. J. B. MULLINGS & SON, LEE. No qunck or secret methods, but sci- entific, treatment. Sneeial At the Congregational church, Rev consultant in all Waterbury, Conn. Timothy J. Lee was greeted by a full CHRONIC DISEASES. house, Sunday morning, and gave a sermon of and on 3BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB B EBBBB: eloquence power NlELTOX, CoN.V. fpMAlNJOHN tfJIIpRIDGtmKl.OONN. "Individual Responsibility." He was present at the meeting of the Christian Endeavor society in the evening, and gave a brief address. Dr Lee's min- istrations are being greatly enjoyed by the people of this congregation. He Bridgeport Hydraulic Company Stock, will preach again, next Sunday, and STORE Preferred throughout the month. Bridgeport Gaslight Stock, BRIDGEPORT & The trustees of the Newtown Savings 1; , New, New fiaven Hartfgrd Right, I bank have decided, as will be seen by (p FOURlStORES New York, New Haven & Hartford New Debenture 6's. their announcement in another column, to pay four per cent interest on all de- 1 119-- 1 123 Main St., Bridgeport, Ct. posits without discrimination. This HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond Dealers, bank, founded in 1855, has steadily Court Exchange BIdg., 207 State St., Bridgeport, Conn, grown in the confidence of the public, S 429 and has very largely increased its de- urprise Special Sale No. posits and surplus under the present administration. I HIGH-GRAD- E WINTER

Mr and Mrs William McNish, . ' Jr.,. sir - i ' . v .) v..- The City National J3a.nk, and daughter, Winnit'red, find Robert "IJ ''if. of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn., McNish of Ansonia were guests, last 1 week, of Mr and Mrs Matthias Carroll Overcoats for Men $ (V of Great Ring. Issues Foreign Exchange and Travelers' Cheeks and Travelers Letters of available In New Credit Everywhere. James O'Brien has purchased a new and Exclusive Styles portable steam saw mill which has ar- and Fabrics. rived. Mr O'Brien is into the President, Chas R. Cashier. going In this offering of Men's Overcoats are fine Kerseys Frank Miller, Hough, lumber business. lri. Asst Cashier and Meltons and new Fancy Overcoatings rich new plain solid B. Terrlll shades and fancy patterns. The styles and models are the most is made Harold Botsford returned, Monday, favored and the tailoring is perfection every garment with broad shoulders, long deep lapels and close-settin- g collars-Chester- field, to his school duties at Storrs Agricul- Long Tourist and new English Box models all tural college, after a few days' stay made with silk velvet collars and durably lined. All men's reg- with his parents,' Mr and Mrs Eugene ular sizes, 34 to 44 chest measurement. See them on display in I Fall and Winter Blankets; Botsford. the show window. On sale one week ending next Saturday.

Plush Lap Robes. H. M. Smith of The Bee was very A Fine and Complete Line to select from. pleasantly entertained at dinner, last Monday, when in Derby, by Dr and Mrs J. W. Melbourne at their sanitarium. W. W. STEVENS a CO., 1 club 16 Whitest., Danbury, Conn. The Polo of Derby have formed the New England league and play of and games every Tuesday and Saturday Clothing Quality night at Gould Opera house in Derby, IP YOU ARE ANXIOUS TO MONEY under the auspices of the Derby Car- Style. gVE riage Co. you will buy at The Surprise Store's Clothing has style, quality, fit and BUCKINGHAM'S workmanship superior to any in the world. The very highest William Sturges and family of Dan- art of professional tailoring is shown in every garment. All the newest ideas in fashions and fabrics for winter wear are in- Your Furniture, your Ruga, your Lace Curtains, your. Couch Covers, your bury, Sylvester Dibble and family of very need. You owe it to to see our cluded in Tne Surprise Store's unusual display. Linoleums, your every furniture yourself Hawleyville, Mr and Mrs Fred W. An- stocks drews and Miss Fannie Andrews all We are giving some great bargains in Bedroom ahd Parlor Furniture are to be some bargains in Linoleums, 60c kind, for spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Our Double Guarantee Bonds Every Sale. lines'that discontinued, ' 49cts; the 50c kind for 39cts. . Frederick F. Andrews in Taunton. A great assortment of Dining Room Furniture all ready for Thanksgiving. If any purchase for any reason fails to please the money is We are the store to save you money. instantly refunded without a question or the goods cheerfully Mrs William C. Turner of Brooklyn exchanged. All clothingbought here is pressed and kept in good spent a few days, last week, with her repair for one year free of charge. N. Buckingham & Co., Inc., husband at their place in Taunton. ESTABLISHED 1843, New Fashions In Men's Suits. New Styles in Men's Overcoats. Allison P. Smith and Miss Hazel 1 77 State Street. m $5, $7.50, $10, $12, $15. - $5, $7.50, $12, $15, $18. Hazen Smith were guests, Thanksgiv t ing day, of Mr and Mrs Arthur D. Swell suits in smart new fabrics : elegant gar- Every garment is an example of high-grad- e coat Fairchild. ments that have the proper cut and style, tailored making, both in fabric and workmanship. Medium and The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., into every detail ; handsomely tailored and finished. heavy weights, long, short and medium length, extreme All the most recent novelties in reliable domestic and conservative models in Beavers, Melton's 64 Bank Street, Derby, Conn. Purchasers of precious stones, watch- Kersey's, and foreign fabrics. Young Men's Suits, sizes 11 and Cravenettes in plain and fancy effects. Young Men's and other articles in the Cure Cancer at their Sanatorium and guarantee & positive cure. They also treat mild es, jewelry to 19, $5, $7, $8.50, $10, $12. Overcoats, sizes 14 to 19, $5, $7, $8.50, $10, $12. and old sores at your home If desired and can send you a blood medicine that will cure jewelry line have to rely on the seller. pases kinds. soliciSed. References internal growth of all Correspondence gladly given. XJLTn mill nnn arroincf QtlW ESTABLISHED FOB EIGHT YEARS. Boy's Knee Pant Suits. Boy's' Winter Overcoats. charging or misrepresentaion of any- - $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3, $5. 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00. thing purchased here. You can be U, assortment and positive that you are getting just what A beautiful of handsome styles, Plain fancy fabrics, nicely tailored and durably rich, new fabrics in new designs and lined ; all new styles, medium and heavy sizes 3 think you are buying. Goods embracing weights, you color tones. For boys 3 to 16 years. to 16. cheerfully laid aside until wanted. We have the finest line of Xmas goods that we have ever shown ; we can as-- 1 Men's Neckwear. Men's Gloves. Men's Underwear. Men's Shirts. sure you that all fancies, all desires 25c, 49c. 49c, 98c, $149 49c 75c 98c ,49c 98c. can be satisfied here. Many people Conn. Rich new silks in a great Derby ribbed, fleece lined. Fine qualities, new i 183 Fairfield Avenue, Bridgeport, the ma--: and buy solid gold watches, but, assortment of styles Heavy Scotch wool lined, and wool in all colors. Extra designs perfect fit-- Between Main and Broad Streets. filled kid and dress kid, all ' jority buy silver or gold because colorings. shades. imequanues. 'ting, - the prices are within the reach of all. Prices for Exclusive Styles. It is to the people who wish to buy a ... iiMLitiniiM ir .?i."M Popular a Fall and Winter Hats Now Ready. gold filled watch that we would give word of caution. There are many Pleased to Show Our Goods of all kinds ; 1054 Main street, Bridge- A tickling cough from any cause, is sitive bronchial membranes. No grades of gold filled cases and as many opium, port, Conn. quickly stopped by Dr Shoop's Cough makers. Every watch is guaranteed no chloroform, nothing harsh used to in- Cure. And it is so thoroughly harm- by us and back of us stand the makers jure or suppress. Simply a resinous REDUCTION SALE. less and safe, that Dr Shoop tells moth- of the cases and the movements In Trial Catarrh treatments are being ers everywhere to give it without hesi- plant extract, that helps to heal aching You. our selection of these you will find the mailed out free, on request, by Dr Prices Will Interest tation even to very young babes. The lungs. The Spaniards call this shrub the the material the Shoop, Racine, Wis. These tests are designs richest, wholesome 'leaves and tender least re proving to the people without a pen- green which the Doctor uses, "The Sacred MRS GEO. DUNHAM, best and the prices the that stems of a lung-heali- mountainous cost-th- e great value of this scien- be sold for. Let us ny's Herb." Demand Dr Take 1127 Broad St., Near Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. liable goods can tific prescription known to druggists shrub, furnish the curative properties Shoop's. Dr Cure. sliow you our line. Call on Reid & Todd everywhere as Dr Shoop'g Catarrh to Shoop's Cough It calms no other. Sold by all dealers. Goods and Custom Work A the cough, and heals the sore and sen Mourning Specialty. for reliable jewelry and fine repairing Remedy. Sold by all dealers. THE NEWTOWN DEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0 1007.

I RHEUMATISM.

I MortW That I)r Williams' Smith, & Co., ! Murray Pink 1MIU Will Cur It. Bridgeport. Conn ' Mr Myron Artm is a Vwldent of llml Axe, Mith., where he Is known as a man of his won). WATCH e He was cured of a attack of rlirunmtimn by Dr Williams' Pink Pill and hi gratitude prompts h'm tu make For our coiuiii;,' HU'iotpi.v.ui'iitH of our Holiday Kuruiturf. the following Nlatemvnt fr the bene- Jewelry fit of those who still sufTor: .v th-w- kindi of Gift that Wn rruihrit 'ui'ly to sh you tu'ful "After working for a long time in ex-- 1 lumber i jilcas.' all m't fwtp' t t hff our extensive line. the tamps, guing through to and suffering from Department. Miure dampness colds," he says, "I nad an attack of See our Centre Table display of French Grey and Or- I I7v Main St., I3VV Main 5t., Bridgeport. rhcumatiism, that lasted two years. It affected my arms and shoulder and molu Geld finish Jewel Boxes, Candlesticks, Hair Receivers, j quick, sharp pa(ns ran all through my Puff Boxes, Card Trays, Crucifixes, Horse Hair Hat Brushes THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY. left side. My arms, principally "the and Comports Prices range from J9c up to $M0 each. were sore to the touch. My elbow, Now is the time to select your Christmas presents while the back wa lame and the affect-le- d. kidneys are new and fresh, I could not lie dowtl to sleep, be--' goods (Right aisle.) cause the pain would then be too se-- vere, but had to be bolstered up In a chair. I had no appetite, could do hard Sale of Fine Leather Goods. ly any work and began to think Ufa HOWE ft STETSON'S wasn't worth living. These goods are priced at about half their regular value WATCHES! BIG REDUCTION SALE AND PROF "I had different doctors, who helped and afford money saving opportunities of no small pro- IT SHARING PLAN. me for a time, but the trouble always Solid Gold, $15 Solid Silver, $5 50 up. Gold Filled $7.50 up. up. came back. I read about Dr Williams' portion. Nickel Watches, $1 One ago Meiwrt Shartenberg & up. year Pilla in a and to Pocket books in assorted leathers, Letter cases, Card l of the Howe & Stet- Pink paper chancing Every Wati'h our htuiI rtitraiilip nncl k of nun h the niukcr' Vihi ire as- Robinson, owners sured of obtaining ri'llaliMwaU'li i( ynu ihjiih- u. u. son stores, organized a distinctly new talk to a neighbor abgsit them, found cases and Bill books, 50c each. Regular price, 98c. idea in New Haven merchaix'ising. It he had been cured of rheumatism by Gent's Real Seal Bill books, all leather lined, 98c to was a sale. the profit sharing During the I immediately bought some first week in December. 1906, they pills. 2.S0. Regular price $IS0 to .$0. and could see after a few boxes 28EmTbnn treated the stocks carried in their taking Real Alligator Bill Folds and Card cases combined, mum- -' store to Bharp reductions and at the that they were helping me. I took them same time presented their employes a while longer and haven't had a touch leather lined $1.50. Regular price $2. Establishment For with a Dercentaee of the re gross of trouble since, I cannot tell how much Ladies' Pocket books, in black and colors, leather lined, utVvfcnY. ceipts of the sale which followed. i054-Aai- St Bridgeport, Conn. This event, coming as it did only a few I value Pink Pills." 25c and J9c each. (Right aisle.) weeks previous to Christmas, spread The fact that Dr Williams' Pink Pills its benefits broadcast The shopping will cure rheumatism is so well establ- enabled to pur- for Women public of the city were ished that it is difficult to understand Flannelette Garments chase much wanted merchandise at a how sufferer can afford to neglect radical savings while the employes of any and Children. M 'V, the store found substantial gains in the remedy. These pills are absolutely their incomes at a very opportune time. safe and harmless, vlhey make new Women's Flannelette blue and white The entire movement skirts, plain pink, gave pleasure blood, the nerves and cure to both patrons end employes and was strengthen 50c, 59c, 75c, $1, $1.25 each. rheumatism in the only way that it at the time the subject of much favor- Women's Flannelette 29c, 50c, 59c, able comment On account of the suc- can be cured to stay cured. Skirts, striped, 25c, cess of this first profit sharing sale Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by 75c each."- - and the shown by their appreciation all druggists, or will be sent, postpaid, Women's Flannelette Gowns, fancy sOc, 75c, $1 employes of the efforts made to re- stripes 50 box ; ward meritorious service, Messrs Shar- on receipt of price, cents per and $1.25 each Dr Williams tenberg & Robinson have decided to six boxes for $2.50, by the Women's Flannelette Gowns, blue or pink, 75c each. repeat the event again this year. The Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. date 'set for the 1907 profit sharing Women's Flannelette Gowns, plain white, 75c, $1.00, December 3, ' ' sale is Tuesday morning, $1.75 each. - and it will continue during the balance Redding. ( of the week.' The sale conditions that Women's Flannelette Gowns, extra sizes, $1 each. the sale of 1906 will be in governed SOMETHING NEW Children's Flannelette Gowns, sizes 2 to 14 50c. force. A general reduction in the years, prices of merchandise all through the in black skirts. Call and look them Children's All-Wo- ol Night Drawers, from 50c to $1. r. r? store which makes it a profit sharing over at French's, Bethel. Women's Knit fleece lined in or natural, event from the purchasers' point of Skirts, gray view, and the distribution of one per RUBBERS. 59c each. cent of the the gross proceeds among The best quality and lowest prices at Women's Knit Skirts (wool) gray with colored border, selling staff of the Howe & Stetson v stores which make the sale true to its French's, Bethel. $1 each (Right aisle, rear.) to those who by their faithful ser- title TRADING: vice behind the counters are now about CHRISTMAS to be rewarded by who thor- When you get ready to do your I employers feX 4 oughly appreciate their efforts. This Christmas trading call and look through besides a true of sale, showing spirit French's dry goods store, Bethel. generosity on the part of Shartenberg & Co. & Robinson toward their employes is Smith, Murray a very timely event for the thousands Bethey, of holiday shoppers in and about New Haven. The bulk of merchan- greater R. of dise which will be reduced in price is Miss Estella Mead, daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Mead of Wolf Pits the class which all are seeking at this B. Wildman were united in seasion of the year, articles that we and Tracey at 1 nomas' on AND NOW need now, namely, gift things. Staple marnaee bt rectory FOR CHRISTMAS. November 28, by goods will be well represented in the Thursday evening, Rev M. P. Bowie. After the ceremo- underpricing. All this is very import- a dinner served. On ant as it gives saving opportunities ny wedding wa3 Mr and Mrs Wildman 993 Main Conn. at jusfr the time of the heaviest pur- Friday morning a Street, Bridgeport, when economiest are indeed left on a short wedding trip. chasing W Hare'nvuiy beautiful Holiday Goods that riust delight all. Don't fall to sea them most welcome. The funera of Mrs Stuart Kyle took place from her ate home on Main Santa Claus Latest. The "Teddy street, Wednesday afternoon, Rev A. Rev James H. George, Horse", the most substantial toy made. T. Steele officiating. Haw--- It is the only rocking horse on the rpO UENT The Blacksmith Shop at 1- Elected President cf the Newtown Library Association at ths Annual Meetinff, ville occupied by Capt. William Baldwin market with the traveling feature, but for more than 35 years. A good stand for a Tuesday NitfJu. e, can be used as a rocking horse with- Fairbanks rood man. Enquire of Robert A. Clark.Haw-leyvlll- Conn. . out traveling. A perfectly safe and ,. Santa Claus is show- fascinating toy. 6asoline FOE SALE-- My farm of about 300 acres. with ing this new toy at F. E. Beach's, 962 and tools; said farm is one of the Main street. He also has other best farms in Washington; there is 21 cows, S many hoi'ses, one yoke of oxen, with tools to run the new things at his headquarters at the farm; there is 5 barns, 3 dwelling houses,plen-t- y above address among which is the Engines of wood and never failing water for house stock In will sold "Wunder Dancer", provides unfailing and dry times: said farm be For All Purposes. cheap as I am too old to run it. Is Is situated amusement for young and old. The 1 mile from Depot. Good road, no snow banks "Wunder Dancer" jigs, hornpipes, in winter. 4r M. Black, Washington Depot, Conn. clogs and double-shuffl- in perfect Also Wood Sawing Outfits, time. The Penny and Dime Register HoU&KEEl'EliS recommend Sllverall as Power and Hand Fodder Cutters Polish. Try it. Reid & Bank. The smallest Cash Register in V all sizes. Todd, 1054 Main street, Bridgeport. - the world. Rings up each coin de- of posited and we have many other new Call, 'phone or write for partic WANTED Fresh Eggs. Best Cash Price novelties. Come and see them at F. ' ' paid and eggs taken the year around. ulars. Address Box 85, Stepney Depot, Conn, E. Reach's, 962 Main street, Birdge-por- t. General Repairing. GOOD FUR COATS T. E, PLATT & SON, Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers. Etc Terms Cash. ' FOR COLD DAYS. Conn. Newtown, JOHN W. BOOTH, ! A good fur coat is a friend indeed 53-- Box 561, New Mllford, Conn. Telephone 4. when you have to face the chilling winds of December, or the snow and frosts of winter. You can have bitting 7 .. many pleasant days in the open air if HORSES! a fur lined coat, and you possess they Charles F. Beardsley, are now within the reach of any man received at the stables of of moderate means. You can't afford Elected a Trustee for a Term of Three Just cold can W. M, Keeler, a load of Michigan Made to to suffer with the when you By the Newtown Library Association purchase fur lined coats so reasonably Horset, workers and Order, at its Annual Meeting, Tuesday drivers, gen' as they are differing them at Davis & eral purpose horses. One saddle Remodeled, Savard's. also have night. They sheepskin horse. One These lined reefers, leather and corduroy green pacer. Redressed and Repaired. coats, Russian cotd-pro- vests, cardi- horses are just as represented, or Also a showlnir of ready-to-we- ar Pur and sweaters for men awaiting your inspection. If it's fur. we have gans, mufflers money refunded. It. - and boys. Corner Main street and Fairfield avenue. LI NO NINE W. M. KEELER, L. H. REMIZ & CO., Tel. 1304-- 34 P. 0. Arcade, Bridgeport. The estate of Isaac B. Harris will Telephone 11, t New Mllford, Conn hold an auction on Wednesday of next Linonine is not a patent December 11. - ' week, medicine in any sense of the Miss of PETpR H. LYNCH, Lillian Lamereaux Hartford word. It has been the stand- FRED KLEIN, BETHEL, CONN has been the guest of the Misses Scud-de- r. Long Hill, Conn. of the most At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot. by prominent Practical Horse Shoer. Horse Shoeing, Also all kinds of Carriage and Wagon Re- SOMETHING NEW in this for of all kinds physicians country pairing done and general blacksmitblng. Carriage and Wagon Repairing in black skirts. Call and look them ex- Satisfaction In all work guaranteed. and General Blacksmlthing. Horse clipping and is . over at French's, Bethel.. years prescribed uone every ween uay ai suuy. tensively 'in all eases of throat RUBBERS. and lung troubles and as a C. F. CONGER, - Canfield & Davis, The best quality and lowest prices, Made from Conn. 32-- 3. at French's, Bethel. system builder. Bbtsford, Newtown, Conn. Telephone emi- and Repair- Arthur T. Nettleton, the formula of the most Horseshoeing, Carriage Wagon Painters and Hangers. ' CHRISTMAS TRADING. ing of all kinds and General Blacksmith. We Paper Association Annual When vou readv for Christ nent throat and lung special- aim to please our customers. line of Wall Elected Treasurer of the Newtown Library at the eet your Shop closed every Saturday at noon until Biggest Paper Samples mas trading call and look ovr French's ist in New York, it is widely until October 1. 1907. in town. Meeting, Tuesday Night stock at Bethel. Telephone Call 23-- 5. known in the medical profes- sion as the one that Mr and Mrs A. W. Reynolds of New Roxbury. remedy Blue Ribbon ! j South Britain. SALE There will be no services in the Meth- can be depended upon every FOR York are the parents of a son, Brand Coffee. the price. 25c per Pull stock of Men's Felt Boots, Arctics and happy ' odist church, Sunday, December 8, be Coffee cus- snr.I ARf.R AND CHRISTMAS SALE. time to cure all forms of pound. We want every one of our Rubber Boots and Shoes: also Ladles' Felt cause the pastor. Rev H, O. Burrows, famous blend a trial ; they Shoes. for winter use. Call and born Monday. Postmaster tomers to give this Everything Wilson, j A wiU be heW the Pari8h has been called by the death of his coughs and colds, even bron- won t regret it. look them over. on December 13. and Mrs W. M. Reynolds are the grand- - house Friday evening aunt Mrs J. J. Baker of Syracuse. N chitis. B. & Fancy articles for the holidays will be Y., to that city. Services will be held STEPHEN FRENCH, Hawley Co., Stepney. Linonine at all drugstores, 26, 50, tL ' sale the as STEPNEY, CONN. 1 parents. for during evening. the following bundar usual, -- THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1007. Do Your Holiday Tradnog M Daebiury And you will shop in comfort AND SAVE MONEY.

Fine stores, complete stocks, good merchandise, courteous treatment; and positively the lowest prices. The Danbury Merchants Will Pay Railway Fares

20-ml- on to both for $10. FOR CUSTOMERS from all stations within a Ie radius of that city-o- ne way purchases amounting $5, ways ' The Danbury Business Men's Asso. - School His- HIGH SCHOOL NOTES KIND WORDS FROM F. & CURTIS. The Newtown Bee. High THE CURTIS SCHOOL, BROOK- - - Newtown. Friday. DwwiiIht, l IW. HONOR ROLL FOR NOVEMBER. FIFI.D TENTER. C.OKH. tory. November 27, 1907. Rhetoric: Earl Peck, Nora Blake, The Newtown Bee, Newtown, Conn., Christmas Uift tJooks Mayla Botsford, Clarice Botsford.Mary j INTERESTING PAMPHLET PUB- Dear Sirs : By the way, I have not yet Fairchild, Arietta Lattin, Marian AT McLEAN'S. LISHED. found opportunity, or remembered to INTEREST Reiser. do so, to congratulate you upon tho Books of including a limited number of the jwpular Sophomore English: Helen Houlihan, Fictin,45c improved appearance of your paper. NATIONAL Ross Jewell, the Author. Nonnio Brennan. PAID BY CITY It should commend itself to new read- Princess Marltza, Senior Vivian Junior and English: will ev- - BANK OF BRIDGEPORT ers, and I hope it produce that jjtL The leadlmr novel of Hip holiday swn- -i lKk thai h wlnnlnit add fame fr Anna - I Wetmore, Murphy, Marguerite cry day. Willi llii-- book a Iwmiilful In inluntof luv A handsome little booklet entitled effect for you. Yours truly, Freder- T KMier. 'J'liK a vulualili- - fC Nonnie Brennan, Helen 3k Harrison makes holiday "The First Five Years of the New- Cavanaugh, ick S. Curtis. On Town Funds In Blakeman. Year's Books, $108. Deposited town High School" has been printed This $150 Copyrighted 1st German : Earl Peck, John Houli- That Bank. under the direction of Ross Jewell On Saturday Charles M. Beresford, A lirer book s for hoys. in han. Louisa M. A Icon's Ixxdis for irlrls. and a copy of the same should be former tax collector, paid to Town . m-- : Anna Mar- I'li turf tKik for tlio Ti ilily Hear will Ion. in New- Second German Murphy, amount Alliuuis-evi- -ry the possession of every family Treasurer Wright, $226, the Hliiles. I'ruy.T Hooks. I'wili'al Works, l'ost Card hook Earl Taber. . Dor-ma- n guerite Cavanaugh, ini't at a popular irli-o- TO CHARLES H. NORTHROP, town. It is from the press of the of the deficit in his account, as found American History : Richard Carmody, FORMER TREASURER OF Printing Co., of New Haven and by the expert accountant, Frank E. Arthur Fairchild, Helen Keane, Joseph is a model of typographical excellence. Soule, in the recent examination. THE TOWN. Keane, Catherine Lester, Annie Mudry, BR.OS- I It contains 15 excellent half tone McLEAN - Annie Murphy, Horace Smith, Jessie plates. The pamphlet cost $65 to Leigh Chambers of Danbury was a 157. attor- Whitlock. 221 Main St., Danbury. Telephone Judge W.'J. Beecher.the town print It will be sold for 25c a copy. guest for several days over Thanks- J E. English History : May Houlihan, Tes- ney, has received from C. Hough, Miss Eleanore Northrop will have giving of Mrs S. C. Judson. the sie Carmody, Catherine Farrell, Elsie cashier of the City National bank, charge of the sale. The following facts amoun ts of interest money paid Charles are taken from this excellent little Ferris. The football team of the Newtown on the Roman History : Vivian Wetmore, was defeated Beth H. Northrop, the pamphlet : High school by the Anna town funds deposited in the City Na- Members of School Committee, Murphy.Elsie Ferris, Marguerite el team in Bethel, Saturday, by a score High ' tional bank. The amounts for the last 1902-7- - Cavanaugh. of 16 to 0. Principal Curtis E. Cook, credit- Geography : Gertrude Brad- N. three years have been properly Otis W. Barker, 1902-5- ; James H. Physical Mr and Mrs H. Tiemann, Misses , the serv- ley. Florence and Marie Beecher and ed to the town. It required George, 1902-- 6 ; 'James W. Gordon, Advanced : Earl Taber. ' the examina- 1902-Ja- Algebra Charles H. were those ices of six clerks and n. '04; Charles H. Northrop, Northrop among these Helen who to tion of a ton of books to get at 1992-- Martin A. Corbett, 1904- -; Bookkeeping: Lena Blake, went to Bethel witness the done with- Nonnie Ruf- figures. All this work was Allison P. Smith, 1905- -; Frank J. Blakeman, Brennan, Anna game. out pay and as a matter of courtesy. Gale, 1906-- ; Oscar Pitzschler, 1907 -- . fells. No follows : : Vivian Mrs J. W. Gordon spent Thanks A copy of Mr Hough's letter Physics Wetmore. Money 1902-- 7. Teachers, in New vork Nov. 27, 1907. Arithmetic : Arthur Fairchild. giving day City. A. M. Tibbetts, Amherst '99, 1902-3- ; Arm- Mr W. J. Beecher, Beginning Algebra: Leslie Ross Jewell, Syracuse '97 Univ. of Pa. Julius Bresson has purchased a new Newtown, Conn. strong, Nora Blake, John Houlihan, 1903-7- S. Elizabth Down! here- Yale, ; 'Goodwin, Piatt. horse. Dear Sir : I beg to hand you Percy Smith 99', Brown, 1903-- 5 ; Blanche E. 1st Latin: Nonnie Brennan, with as listed below interest as paid Maijy of 1905-Ma- y Miss Mary Kelley Bridgeport is to Charles H. Welch, Wesleyan, Syracuse Fairchild, Helen Houlihan, Earle Taber, by this bank by check, the of her grandmother, Mrs '07; Daisy E. Kemble, Vassar '05, Wallace. guest Northrop as Treasurer of the Town of Crossley John in the Glen. 1905-6- ; Edith W. Ganong (Mitchell) Kilbride, Free Trial Newtown, on the first day of October Second Latin, John Houlihan. 1906-- C. Vassar '05, Ruth Snow, St Third Latin : Elsie Annie C. of each year : Ferris, Miss Delia Keane is spending a few Lawrence '04, May, 1907- -. In Your Home. Oct. $ 51.95 Murphy, Vivian Wetmore. days in the Purhcase with friends. 1907-- Teachers and pupils for : " 1893, 22.71 1st French Julia Kilbride. Co- " 1894, 53.56 Curtis E. Cook, Pennsylvania Second French: Florence Beecher, Misses Florence and Ethel Keane of will the latest 1908 C. St We deliver style 1895, 36.59 llege '03, Yale; Ruth Snow, Helen Blakeman, Anna Ruffells. Danbury were guests, last week, of Mr '04 ; Arm 1896, 47.02 Lawrence University, Marguerite Elementary English: Martha and Mrs Michael Mc Namara, in the G. '07. Richard " 1897, 73.02 Lawton, Wesleyan University strong, Marguerite Beecher, Glen. STANDARD 65. Carmody, Helen Keane, Catherine ' EDISON " 1898, Post Graduates. 39. Lester, Annie G. Murphy, Jessie Whit The Fabric Fire Hose Co. 's 1899, John G. Houlihan. factory , lock. PHONOGRAPH 1900, 29.93 was closed, last week Thursday, Friday : Annie C. 1901, 36.17 Seniors. Geology Murphy, Crossley and Saturday, Thursday being Thanks- " 1902, 128.46 Lottie M. Behn, Helen M. Blake-ma- Wallace. giving day. with Edison Flower Horn and Improved Horn Complete 1903, 75.24 Nonie A. Brennan, Marguerite a free trial for one week in home, Crane to you for your 1904, 80.92 Cavanaugh, Elsie C. Ferris, Annie Mur- Miss C. Payne of Bridgeport is spend- OASTOniA,Kind Vau Have Always it Wet-mor- e. Baarnth. A one from If after you have given " 1905, 110. Crossley' Wallace, Vivian R. without penny you. phy, ing: a few days with her mother, Mrs the '. 195. a trial think it is the greatest entertainer in 1906, E. on street. good you ' Mary Payne, Dayton of in week- 1907, 174.70 Juniors. world, pay us the lowest spot cash price $25 Wheth- Very truly yours, of One Dollar each and it is yours. Florence G. Beecher, Helen F. Hou- and Memorial ly payments C. E. Hough, Cashier. Cemetery Work will thank for M. May Houlihan, Julia I. Kil- er you decide to keep it or not we you lihan, the of demonstrating it to you. bride, Thomas F. Lynch, Earle Taber, opportunity William H. Prindle, a and gen- D. Smith. November 1st. popular Benjamin & This offer"expirses ial resident of South Center district, had Hughes Chapman, I WeaK Sophomores. an interesting and exciting experience, Successor to Ohas. J. Hughks, Saturday morning. On going to his J. Leslie Armstrong, Lena Biake, barn about 5 a. m., to feed his horse Gertrude Bradley, Tessie L. Carmody, LEWIS PHONOGRAPH STORE, before starting on a drive.to Woodbury, Ella E. Hayes, Anna M. Houlihan, Kidneys he found the barn door open and the Catherine A. James, Ruth R. Johnson, Weak Kidneys, surely point to weak kidney Anna L. T. C. Ag- 266 Main Street, Danbury. , horse gone. After tramping as far Keane, Mary Kelly, Hemes. The Kidneys, like the Heart, and the west as Northrop's corner, and north nes Lynch, Catherine Lynch, Earle Stomach, find their weakness, not in the organ to Selectman Peck's he went south and Peck, Percy C. Piatt, Anna Ruffells, itself, but in the nerves that control and guide and strengthen them. Dr. Shoop's Restorative ii found his horse by Rychie Veness. peacefully eating a medicine specifically prepared to reach these the roadside in Tinkerfield. The horse Freshmen. controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone, the latch which held the 1b futile. It is a waste of time, and of money ai had unlocked Nora Blake, Clarice Botstord, May-l- a well. Horses, Etc. door and walked out. Thomas Carriages, Botsford, Donohue, Mary Manufacturers of and Dealers I If your back aches or Is weak, if the urine Fairchild, Catherine Farrell, Arietta icalds, or is dark and strong, if you have symptom! Mrs Walter Armstrong and daughter. kid- Lattin, Jennie Lynch, Mary W. Lynch, The Grade of Ceme of Brights or other distressing or dangerous Highest month-Tab- lets Maggie, George Ogden and Mrs Mary ney disease, try Dr. Shoop's Restorative a Mary Northrop, Ruth Ruffells. L. Slater of Ansonia, Mrs Carl Miller, tery Work from or Liquid and see what It can and will do for Druggist recommend and sell Mrs Eli Bradley and Mrs Bulkley of Granite and Marble. you. of Martha Armstrong, Jesse Bailey, Norwalk were all guests, last week, : Lillian Office and Salesroom The Miss Nettie Curtis at 1707 Main street, Marguerite Beecher, Beers, Ct Derby 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, Bridgeport. Michael Blake, May Brown, Richard Carmody, Arthur Fairchild, George Dr, Company Mr and Mrs O. F. Terrell served a Ferris, Herbert Ferris, Lodrick James, Carriage Mar- bountiful Thanksgiving dinner to about Helen Keane, Joseph D. Keane, S. relatives and friends at their Larner, Catherine Lester, Phil- J. BATES, Is where will always find one of the twenty garet you residence in on Annie Mudry, Annie G. Thk Bates Stonk Oo Team Bobs, Hawleyille Thursday. lips Morris, Successor to stocks in the state of Wagons, Sleighs, the were Mr and Edith Northrop, James Peck, largest Among guests present Murphy, Monumental & Work, storafiiri Mrs Van of N. Clara Sheehan, Horace Building an Tine, Elizabeth, J., Mary Reiser, "ALL DEALERS" retail at wholesale Hermann One caAoad'of Blankets, Robes, etc, formerly residents of Newtown ; Mr Smith, Mirian Smith, CUaiiig aid Moaumaala, and Mrs J. R. Matthews, of East Nor- Charles Tilson, Charles Trent, HsaaatoaM, at. walk ; Mr and Mrs Charles Lanson and Ida Veness, Jessie Whitlock. Ct pnCOur 1908 sleigh at $50 has them all beat. 42 Water St., Norwalk, speed family, of Danbury; Mrs Elizabeth SSilSHSSi Lanson, of Danbury ; Mr and Mrs John Miss Bessie Mc Namara visited W. Wood and family of Bethel ; Mrs friends in Danbury, a few days, last The Derby Carriage Company, H. Phillips and son of Flushing, L. I., week. H. G. Keane's Michael Kilbride, GEO. B. CLARK, Prop., and Irving Crum of Wappinger's Falls, Monumental General Trucking and Teaming, Derby. N. Y. Four generations were repre- Miss Mamie E. Lynch of Danbury Near Opera House, Tel. No. 28-- 4. 8A.NPY HOOK. CT. sented in this gathering. Danbury was a guest, last week, of Miss M. F. Works, ' Telephone 76-- 5 News. . , Blake on Dayton street. HouMtonlc Ave., Bridgeport, Ct. THE N,YVX BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER fi, 1907. The Newtown Bee. i Nrioii, I'rliltr, 4 lair. Perfume j An Overcoat Sale. New Milford. i 1 A mild November leaves than we should have at this time of I Pleasure ISKAEL IUIQNSON SMITH. us with more Overcoats Isrnul I!rinnn Smith, who Imd Jleen year. We have decided to reduce our Overcoat stock NOW and have shut our eyes as to a ifrtut sufferer with llright's disrsiw cost and profit. We will name for new, desirable, this-seaso- n's Overcoats that you IVrfuiiip ili l Tnuaimil uiity prices aiir otlu-- r II 1U jliliy .'l (IIIIIK IllHl Will I" a ml t'oniilii'utiinii, passed sway would be glad to pay for the garments at the end of the season. uiili mifv in iii.irb.it MI I. An I'. on November '21, aged til year ami 10 1 liiftl H i luuii-- an. ii.ai'lii'A I m all Commencing Saturday, Dec. 7th, and until Saturday Night, Dec. 4th, we. rliini.'. mi. mil if.l month. Mr Smith followed this w - I .. I I. In ill i'Um, ' will sell Overcoats at the reductions. ijii !. mill business for scvcnil Iieimr following sharp price mi.l i.l ili hiu'li iinalliy Urn lis lu.ik-ti-!,l year. all the iiur tfiimU for mi .in. in with K, H. Beavers, Kerseys, Meltons, Fancy Cheviots, Gun Metals, Browns, in fact of Kvi'ryiliinif d.r luiiit hikI Uiud.iir purttiuniliiu l)r Many of u t'ttii Ik 1'iUiul In urn uui.. New Preston. Qwimr to an Injury to newest styles and fabrics are represented in this stock. Sizes ) Mo 46. one eye hu left this business few w v years atro and diverted his attention to Note the Prices. farming. Ho wui a inun of clean and 1 upright life, and liked by everyone for DRUGGIST, Men's and Young Men's 7.50 and 8.$0 overcoats, Sale price, $5.00 his genial quulitie. Ho wax a man of - Mem Men's and Young Men's 10.00 and 12.Q0 $8.50 Bank Street, New Mllford. f few words, but honest to the core, and mm- overcoats, Saturday at X one who will be missed In the neigh- Men's and Young Men's 15.00 and 16.00 overcoats, Your choice at $10.50 . borhood. Since the organisation of Men's and Young Men's 13 00 and 20.00 overcoats, Select yours at $15.50 (HHNMttWMIMIWItlll A he had been 'petuck Valley Grange What better Christmas could him than a new Overcoat? Our win- an active worker, and continued to at present you give dow will an idea the MILLER'S tend tho meetings regularlyjuntlljpre-vente- d display give you of values. illness. He was also a mem- Dry Goods Store by Here is an overcoat at the first of the season that you are not likely to ber of St Peter's lodge, F. & A. M of opportunity! In the ilti' whin-- you ur k The first is trie sale kind. Make to be here at ft asoiipy New He is survived a wife duplicate. pick best in a of this your plans worlu In cvr tttliitf yim w.iuurmn wiiiut. Milford. by Mini spivlkl vlu,. In ChllUnwi'a Divmrn, la- and several children. Mrs Smith was a the opening, Dec. 7th. dles' and t'hililivn't I'mu and Hklrts and Saturday, Hlilrt Waists, liny' Hulu and Overcoats. Miss Whitehead, sister of Edwin ami and dill Qullu lllaiiki'ts t line l (gfaorai A Dry Uood. Whitehead of Washington. son, Charles B. Smith, of Oakville, lately Miller's Dry Goods Store, returned to Merryall to live to assume & Church Street, Opposite Town Hall, the care of his father's farm. .The HATCH DEWEY, New Mllford. funeral was largely attended nn Fri- New Milford. TWO STORES. .Great Barrington. I'bune day afternoon from his late home, Rev Evan Evans officiating. There were a r,oTQH The Best Lino in tho large number of floral tributes, includ- MASONIC NOTES. . County of ing a pillow from Aspetuck Valley Fish, Clams, Grange, P. of H. The pall bearers A Drive St Peter's lodge, F. & A. M., con-- f Special Vegetables. were Sheldon B. Hendricks, Clinton 0. ! The mar- erred the M. M. degree on one of best the Fancy Driving Hendricks, Ezra F. Hendricks, Jr., and ,IN New Milford's most popular business ket affords. AND Isreal Hendricks. Funeral Director men, Tuesday night. Refreshments Sweet-O- rr Oysters rfubert Thomas had the arrangements Corduroy $3 L.C. DAVIS, New Milford. were served following the work. Work Harnesses. in charge Pants

See me and Save Money. HATCH & DEWEY TO LOCATE IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Union Made) P0ST0FFICE BLOCK. Save the Broken Judge Gideon Welch, of the Court of The Money-Savin- g Store 'Hatch & cloth- of Frank Evitts, Dewey, the hustling Common Pleas, had a session of court, Pieces Jewelry! for in At iers, owing to a steady growth their He will come to New Milford $2.50. Tuesday. Bring them to us for Railroad Street, New Mllford. busi.iess, have sought larger quarters. to hold a short session calendar on De- repairs. When returned you will hard- know that it ever was broken. The in Post-offi- ly They have leased the store the cember 13. Judge Welch is a man of repair charge will be nominal. Glad block, now by Starr & and is well liked to tell you what it costs before we un- occupied genial temperament dertake the job. the who will remove Men's of all We do first class watch al- Paint, Dean, grocers, throughout the county. Furnishings repairing Along so. We are Just as particular about to Bank street. The change will give kinds. clock repairing and eye glass fixings. R. of we can F. D. Routes Hatch & Dewey a large and well light- Asa matter fact, replace any Mr and Mrs C. A. Trowbridge passed broken part of any piece in our line. ed store, which will be If not open for repair work, Vou may Wall Goods ordered appreciated by Pafrer may be by at N. Y. some worn out chain mail or All Thanksgiving day Pawling, want to replace telephone. orders will receive their patrons. or or some other piece of Jew- prompt attention. At McMahon's. charm, Good No. 65, 1. O. O. elry. The old Jewelry will be bought Shepherdjlodge, us the full vrlue of the old gold. and Myqatt-Plum- b by for Albert Evitts, Druggist, SECRET SOCIETY NOTES. F., will confer the second and third de- Block, While talkingof charms and lockets, we don't want to to tell you 33. NEW MILKOKO. Cor. Bank and Railroad forget Telephone A regular meeting of New Milford grees on two candidates, Thursday Streets, that several new numbers were put in are worth i I lodge, No. 292, N. E. 0. P., will be evening. NEW MILFORD. stock that really seeing, Several new chains have also arrived. Glass One Half held, Tuesday evening, December 10. G. B. Schiappacasse, the enterprising Some of them were neck chains, others guard chains and a number of them The Olive Oil Nominations for officers for the' en- fruit man, has bought 75 barrels of ap- men's chains. suing term will be made. Members are ples of Clinton O. Pomeroy. The biggest line of Glass Sold In this country Is adulterat- to be Cailender Bros., ed with linseed oil or some other Ingredient, urgently requested present. Fruit Dealer Schiappacasse has in town. and usually a very poor article. For absolute- Dime Lunch Rooms, M. W. HILL, olive oil In in bought 60 barrels of apples of Charles Half We can save ly pure perfect flavor, put up A The you money. cans direct from Italy go to TEMPERANCE PAPER. Stevens of Sherman. Jeweler, 138 South Plain St., , Ct issu- Wtterbury NEW MILFORD, CONN. G. B. The are Miss Minnie Wilbur is in New SCHIAPPACASSE, York, Try a cup of our excellent OoffM. Mllford. a The New Milford Sentinel, Nw ing paper, this week, buying goods for the dry iMtryitl.hnn!e mads in the interest of and tem- John.Hannon, goods department of C. E. Riddiford's Cleaned, Tuned, perance. It is to be published monthly store. Nicholas Square, fiDflANIQ1 and throughout the year in the interests of Miss Irma entertained the J IVJ t J Repaired. W. N. Noble, the druggist, was in Cassidy temperance. Girls' Friendly society of All Saints' New Milford, Ct. Have concluded to follow my old occupa- New York City, Monday Nuts, Grapes, tion once more. Organs should lie cleaned church, last week Tuesday evening. and overhauled every two years to prevent A sociable will be held at the home the moths from the fults. Will do the NEXT OIL DIVIDEND WILL BE Refreshments were served. , etc,., eating Mrs C. B. on Second Figs, work at; your house and save you the trouble of Buckingham 0. K. - C. E Riddlford is for For the Thanksgiving Table. of shipping the own away. My prices are Hill, December 11, for the benefit of headquarters reasonable, so anyone can afford to have the ' correct and work in watch One of the pair of mules used by Cora who was taken to satisfactory work done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hinckley, and clock repairing. Starr & Dean, Pool Room. Lawrence Wischert on the oil wagon for treatment of the A. H. Temperance Grace hospital Watch and clock repairing promptl" Postoppiob Block, New Milford. McMahon,x dropped dead, Tuesday morning. The six attended to at the store of M. W. Hill y foot, weeks ago. for the Standard Oil Co.'s next dividend will Agent A. W. Dayton, Mr and Mrs John Watson of Jersey not be affected. For a refreshing glass of soda water OURNEY Opp. New England House, New Milford City were guests, Thanksgiving day, call at the store P. O. Address, Lock Box 115. with pure syrups drug and of Mr and Mrs A. H. Mc Mahon. of Albert, Evitts Edward P. Steam Hot Water Heaters. Mr and Mrs M. W. Hill returned, When driving into New Milford to Margin Mr Ives are at Hot in all Its Branches. a of and Mrs Harry trade, the sheds at the store of - Plumbing tootrrtor and Btrilderi . Monday morning? after sojourn Ackley, and . Springs, Ark., for a sojourn. Hatch & Marsh wlil be found conven- Plumbing Estimates free. Call before you buy. four days in New York City. The West Shore and Round ient, while this firm's large stock of HEATING Oak Stoves need Mr and Mrs B. E. Canfield were en- no puff. They are the best. & Mrs Fannie Touissaint passed Sun- groceries, meat and feed will be found All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work Taylor Buckingham, day with relatives in Bridgeport. . tertained at dinner, Thanksgiving day, attractive to economical buyers., Contractors aid Rnilscra. E. sole 180 Railroad St., NEW MILFORD, CT. H. by Mr and Mrs Daniel Canfield. F. Soule has the agency for Albert McMahon, The Ingleside school reopened, Tues- Buck Railroad Street, Now Mllford. Ut. New Milford for the Cigar. New day, after the recess. A in the Heinz famous W. a Bridge Street, Mllford. Estlmaiw hefirfuJy fnwlshtid on large o Thanksgiving delicacy Druggist N. Noble is offering famous Wallace small contracts. A of fruit at canned baked beans at Charles I. complete line of the prime quality grape confections. Starr & Dean's. Leach's. Lt. McMahon, the popular tailor, has H.D.Hine, 7" E. N. BURWELL, G. B. Schiappacasse, has bought 170 Call and see the Christmas bells at a good line of shoes, guaranteed to barrels of apples of J. Butler Merwin. Leach's. wear and stand the storm. A line of PHOTOGRAPHIC nd stylish hats just received. Also some Painting Paper Hanging. Mrs Erwin of ARTIST. Mr and Mrs C. P. Bentley were Charlotte Bridgeport, hanjsome winter caps. Good values in Alcohol First Class Work and Reasonable Prices. ' is her Mrs Sherwood. men's trousers. New guests on Thanksgiving day of Mr and visiting sister, Wells viLLg Ave., Milfobd. Miss L. E. in the United Mrs F. J. Turrill in Wellsville. All the stores closed at noon, Thanks- Spatcher Denatured Orders my be left with 0. A. Way Oo. Bank building is showing the latest 200 Styles of Picture Frames. Kev H. W. Smith of Lee, Mass., who giving day. and styles in fall and winter TaVes the of Grain Alcohol Call and see them. place was the preacher at the Congregation- Mrs Turrill, widow of Gen Turrill of millinery. A cordial invitation is ex- for Puritan and B. M. C. Best Patent tended to the ladies of New Milford bathing, rubbing, burning, etc., al church, Sunday, will supply again, New York, is a guest of Mr and Mrs and other in- Flour. and surrounding towns to inspect the ,any purpose except next Sunday. F. J. Turrill, new hats. ternal use at 1-- 4 cost. , STUDIO : Miss Minnie Toussaint returned the Miss Josie Wednesday Bogotti passed Post Office Block, New Milford New MiSford Grocery Co , first of the week after a few days in Bridgeport. Southbury. in C. A. WAY CO., Eaij hOAV ikT, KbwMilfosd. passed Bridgeport. Misses Grace and Daisy White of Thanks- Paints, Oils, Wall Paper, Shades, Screens.ete. Mrs G. F. Pixley of Derby has been Bridgeport were guests over AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. New Milford, Ct. spending a few days in town. giving of Mr and Mrs L. E. Pratt. Mrs Sarah Matthews has to gone Not Out Telephone 143-- Rev Cranston Brenton of Trinity col Mrs J. R. Johnson is visiting Mrs H. Waterbury to spend the winter Going Newport O. Mills in lege will preach at All Saints' church, Bridgeport. Mrs Piatt is visiting her son, A. N. of business Coffee. Sunday. Mrs P. M. Casedy and Miss Dorothy Piatt, of Maple Park place. the week end in Bridge- Mr and. Mrs James E. Mullins passed Cassedy passed There was a whist party at the Town but moving to the Andrews block, returning home, Monday evening. & None Better. A trial Thanksgiving day in Bridgeport. port, hall, Wednesday evening . . Main St., where I will be better Fowler Toquet, will Soule has been confined to of one package con- Charles Donnelly of Bridgeport was David E. Clifford Hawley has had a local tele able to serve the public .with a his rooms in the Andrews block with a Civil and vince you. a guest over the Thanksgiving day hol- phone placed in his house at White complete line of Jewelry and Hydraulic Engineers, iday, of is parents, Mr and Mrs Henry severe cold. Oaks. Watches. Surveyors. R. W. L. the is C. I. Donnelly. Wendt, jeweler, Miss Faith Sanborn spent Thanks Brown !t Rnapp Building, LEACH, located in the Andrews NEW 6T. F. A. White of Bridgeport was a block, opposite giving at her home in Torrington. BANK ST., MILFORD Miltord. R. W. L. ' Church Street, New of H. A. Palmer. the Bank building. Wendt, Telephone 114. guest, Sunday, Mrs Hariett B. Jones from Seymour i a. New Mllford. Telephone j-- offers Christmas Clark M. Hunt returned on Wednes ' G. B. Schiappacasse was home recently. White N candy at 8c per poun at wholesale ; day after a stay at Plains, Mrs Lester Thompson from Oxford Y. 15c a pound at retail or two pounds Steam and x visited her mother, last Saturday. for 25c. Deering S. Burke Smith of Washington was a Hot Water Mrs E. A. Wildman of South Main Come and Heaters, visitor in town, Monday. Bethlehem. Unique Corn and Grain street underwent an operation for the Manufactured Mrs D. E. Soule passed Sunday with bt removal of a tumor at the Danbury hos- Look friends at Cornwall Bridge. Harvesters. Monday. DEER SEEN NEAR RESIDENCE OF J. A. NORTHROP, pital, Over our stock Men's and Prop., Mr and Mrs H. J. Pulver of Lee, HON FRANK STOUGHTON. large New Oonh. E. H. Marcy, who has' been taking Boys' Felts and Rubber Beets, Arctics and Milford, See;Me If You Mass, and Mr and Mrs William H. Mc-- Rnbbers; also Gloves and Mittens. Prices the Pasteur treatment In 5fork, Five deer were seen in the meadow low. us a call before else- - Guinness and son of Waterville were Newx Give purchasing Want to back of Frank Stoughton's bam with a Buy. of Mr and returned home, Tuesday night "H. j. Flaxf eed," the new feed for cows. Thanksgiving day guests of Seed Mrs W. Bull of herd cattle, last Thursday morning. Flour, Feed, Grain, Hay, Cotton Meal, MrsC. D. Pulver. Mr and R. Bridge- Gluten, etc. Also coarse Salt tor All Kinds of Farming They have been seen several times packing port passed Thanksgiving with Mr and pork at low prices. Mrs W. H. Booth has been quite seri since in this vicinity! ' First Class Meat Market. We butcher only Tools. Mrs Charles Lake. Native Steers. EestaurantI ously ill. She is improving under the Select line of groceries. care of Dr F. E. King. It will interest you to call and see Penn Montana, E. B. BUCKINGHAM, fleeced robes aim tiavs wiwars Hatch & Railroad St,, New Mllford, Miss Lillian Osborne has passed sev those white lined at the Bamtu iw tm Boccm Ackley, Marsh, MygattBlIt, Railroad and Meals served at All Honrs. Northville, Conn. eral in the of store of Frank Evitts. They are just Baatat Bridge Streets, days Bridgeport, guest New Milford. Glv Me A OaU. the thing for zero weather. 154-- 2. her brothers. tot Telephone THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1007.

The Best injthe World I Ladies' and Men's The Newtown Bea "The Corner of Good Royal Worcester ,Sftuii, IVuUy, Jki)iibBr4 IW. H. Beers & Co.t I Show." AND TaHoring. R Newtown, Conn, I Also , Bon Ton Corsets. Dressmaking;. HOME NEWS. Psrtet Raady Mada and to Ordor. Fitting Ladlaa' and Gent1 Garments OBITUARY. A 'Good tl.yloi Cleaned, Praaaed tad Repaired. Useful Thing; and a Value for the Beautifying Fall MRS DANIkTgREGOKY. Money Is A Try plf. WMi and wmmeui Uxom In the paaalnii away of Mr Daniel Brenner, Gregory, whow death waa briefly men TAYLOR, CUR.TIS & Joseph Oum Building, Klu. Cuaa tioned In lat weck'i Dee, hai gone one Footwear! CO, who will be minted and the memory of ' Miller whom will be cherished Tb Brick 8tor., 6a a J y Hook. by many hearU, - Undertaker tad EnMawi, Mrs Gregory waa the daughter of Tay- All of lur Juild, born July 10, and her PARLOR OIL HEATER. the good things In BUckmlthlo, Carriage and ltd, early year were ainmt at the old home agoa Repairing. In in Inter known DodglnKtirwn, yeara On Kxhibition at my store. Prindle & aa the Jamea Hurnum place. Catherine C. L. SMALLbY, florris Shoes JudJ might well have claimed newel f W. 8. FKlJfDLt MOkUUa, ; l)H,Ct f0 at a Daughter of the Revolution aince Funeral Director her Nathaniel Dikeman, and Practical rioraaahoar. grandfather, tad aurved In the Revolutionary War and Warm aad CrriM Ba-- Embalntr, lriB and Palatini i ako BlacksalUiliif la attained the ripened age of 100 year. Shoes. all Winter iU bmncW flnv ClM urkmuthlp Newtown, Conn. Rubbers unuiutl and prir. alvay NMiiiWt Her father, Taylor Judd, aerved with T'phimaOuniisclkBi Brldeport IHfliloo honor in the War of 1812. Therefore TeJepheae Call l ahe waa well fitted for a aoldier'a wife, A new and complete line of the latest styles in for Fall and Winter Wear W. H. Prladla L, 0. Morrl. TO, marrying Daniel Gregory on April 16, NOTICE! mua shop-wor- n uirOTMua 1848. Mr enlisted at the Winter Shoes not goods, but deendable, unci, Thai It lb Gregory open- at kind nf hew put oa Tour bono. Lr ing of our Civil War and served till Ita serviceable goods. close. Meanwhile in the home in Elm- - B M. TUTTLE, HALWEY.WILMOT& wood had come two daughtera and the A big line of boys' and misses' Shoes. POPULAR ' HOUTHBCBY, OONN. REYNOLDS. faithful wife did well her (art while PRICES. Bonn eluMd emy Saturday boos. UNDERTAKERS, ahe gave her husband to her country. lal But BW. Brldieport. Ooaa. Sickness came and with rare fortitude Mrs Gregory cared for her sick daugh--. Announcement & of Trumbull Qaoaoi B. Hawlit, Tin, Bt. Near Park At tor, Eva, who paused away amidst R H. Beers Co., Bdwahd H. Merchant. Wilmot, Ut Ollnvoo much suffering at the age of nine Ion B. HlTHOLbt, BM Want At.in Conn. SU After the Mr Newtown, I Telephone years. leuving army, Hubbell Bros., John T. Porter, T'"bu" Gregory later came to Taunton and here their last years were spent. Aft- Sac Eipert HorMthor Derby, Conn. and Gtaaral Blackemltk. er a wedded life of 49 years Mr Greg- ory passed on their All kind, of Oarrlaga and Wagon Impairing P. F. away anniversary, er, who is 95 years old. Mr and Mrs the guest of friends in Greenfield, lust dims. 7 Keating, Hhop open week from a. m. 16, 1907. Mrs and every day ' April Both Gregory have every Thanks- week. toflp.ro. Strict attention paid to business. FURNITURE DEALER, Augur pussed Price reasonable. Term Uub. her husband were members of the Bap- there for the last 30 giving years. William Smith of Derby was a Undertaken and Kmbalmtni la all lit tist church and rejoiced in a Btrong . Oranchea, promptly and carefully attended to, Thanksgiving day guest of relatives in Drugs Christian faith. Out of her & some WECARRY BANDY HOOK. OONN. .ripened R. II. beers Co. are showing Deerfield district! experience Mrs Gregory came to be a splendid values in winter 'shoes for men and women. Mr Beers has Mrs B. who has been I Bl(f stock of Frit end Itulilier blessing in many a homo. Many a pil- always Dwight Adams, and Boots, Arctics and Uuhljera. Also Hue line of prided himself in hia shoe department, under Dr Hetzel's is now 'con- Shoes for llio Ladles, Men end Children. You low was smoothed and pain relieved in care, Wm. J. Beehler, securing his stock from one of the best ran save Dionvy by buylnir your footwear at homes near and far where she went valescent my store. We all aires and can lit houses in New England, and has never carry you Fdkuuu Dircctob and 'Friends S. Ct. helping in times of sickness and death. had a complaint of.'James A. Blackford will Groceries. J. Parks, Trumbull, Euuiu, Her life had been a busy one as a be pleased to learn that he is recover Lady Assistant always tn attendance. farmer's wife, yet nmidst it all she A Miller parlor heater will do you ing nicely from his critical illness, Telephone Connection. BrookUeld. Oonn. good service time a little extra was ever ready to minister to suffering any David C. heat is desired. R. H. Beers & Co. Smith, who made a If You Are ones who called for her aid. A Looking simple sell them and they are-ver- reasonable trip, across the continent a few day:C.H. Finch, quiet life without ostentation, yet it in was to his home For No. 1 quality In Flour, feed and Grain. we price. ago, obliged return to have It. Just arrived two ram containing Mr and Mrs F. B. Bouton, were well for our town, cities and here, last week, on account of illness. ' Successor to Fancy Corn .Meal, Fancy Cracked Corn.Clioloe had more of them. And we Ked Wheat, Kalllr Com, Feed Barley, Mon- Funeral Director! and country FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Mrs Morris Andrews of Weston is Betts & Betts, arch Chop Feed, etc. We nave some side lines Embalmera. believe that though unnoted by men, you would do well to look up. Ketnoruber the enjoying a ahort visit to her former place. New York State License. the record above is filled by her kindly Sandy Hook, Conn. Day and Night Services, home on Burr street The Farmers' Feed Store. deeds for others. Since her husband's Brookfield. Georgetown. Conn. Tel. 1S6-- 2 Selectman and Mrs Sherwood Mrs had been in George Ronu: 10 to 11 a. ft Branch Office Rldftefield. Tel.: 1. death, Gregory failing Sunday No. of Weston were Sunday visitors at Chester F. health and for the past few a NEWS TERSELY TOLD. Brinsmade, years Everett Lobdell's. m.;-1- 2 to 1. Trumbull, Conn. great sufferer. For ten months she had Mrs Fannie Sturdevant of Hartford Francis B. Perry has sold his Devon been confined to her bed but lovingly and Miss E. Isabel Hart of New Ha- TELEPHONE SERVICE; W. steers to E. TROY. JR.. cared for her and son-i- John Barlow of Wesport by daughter ven last with William J. V Trots Bldo., Havdt Book. spent Sunday Woodbury Local, 16.31. law, Mr and Mrs Ferris Mead, who sur- Mrs G. Louis Thorpe of Bridgeport "uraltnjre A New Lb of tk Latael Beehler. S. N. E. T. Co., 76. vive her. One sister also survives her, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Gesa'a. Mias Edith Roswell, a teacher in a "Gloves Uadertaklaej-- Ia all It Braaehe. Mrs Stiles Smith of Bethel. The fun- -' Mrs Eugene Godfrey of Cross Highway. grammar school at Springfield, Mass., Elba Home Remedies Telephone-Tro-y'i Hotel. No. SM--1 eral service was held at' the home in and with her sister. The funeral of Mrs Russell' Smith, For all mankind. - spent Thanksgiving Taunton on Wednesday last, the- Epis- who diec" of consumption at her home George Hendrickson and his cousin One Cure for Each 111. ! copal service being read by Rev J. H. in Banks North was held from Mittens W. Town district, OittiCiHKAT Your money cheer- A. HONAN,, Elm-woo- attended the sociable in the hall (Jttabanter; George, the interment being in d her late home, Monday afternoon, Rev fully refunded If any packaw of Klha liome Funeral Director and Those from in New MilfordThanksgiving eve. lleniedy fails to glvv entire satisfaction. For The kind that every Kmbaltuer, cemetery. present Mr Beckwith officiating. sale only at out of town were Mr and Mrs Amos Report has it that George Hawley farmer wants, at TriiPHeNi Ncwtown, Ct. Store, Purdy of Danbury, Mr and Mrs C. will move the Shear factory boarding English's Drug Chas J. Prop., BETI1KL, CT. Smith from Bethel. A mother in Isra- house from the present location on the Nichols English, L. C. MORRIS', el has left us but we thank God for old foundation where the blacksmith NEWS OF NOTE. the fragrant memory of her pure and shop stood. C. L. Dean and Thomas , The Grocer, Stationery and E. Stone & helpful life. Lee have taken the contract. Mr and Mrs Edward Smith were giv- Son, NEWTOWN, CONN. Periodicals. C. E. Vroman has stripped his crop en a "tin shower" by their friends on 229 Main St., Danbury. The school at the High Saturday evening, about 40 being pres- private of tobacco and is ready to dispose of it, school will ent. A fine collation was served and an In each of these lines our stock building open its winter in town. We it being the first crop stripped enjoyable time was had by all. lsvery complete. Invite Inspection. term on next Monday with Mrs C. H. New Line tl It is rumored that Edward Jennings Mr and Mrs Horace T. Wellington en- Schnabel, Northrop as teacher. Ross Jewell, who tertained friends tn the number of 19 Phillip Post Office News Store, of New Fairfield is soon to locate in Oonn. has had many years' experience in on Thanksgiving day. Dodglnittown Die., Newtown, 11 Artaia, Bridi.s'ort. Brookfield. WHITE'WAISTS, P.O. Address: Bethel, Bout 24H. teaching and knows all about the needs Mr and Mrs George H. Couch and Mr connections. ' and Mrs H. G. Udall were entertained Telephone of such a school, has kindly consented Mrs E. Smith and children spent at the home of Mr B. XJouch. on $1.00. CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. with her sister in Patter Frank A. M. Briscoe & to act as supervisor and visitor, and Thanksgiving Thursday. $ Estimates k ted 'y given on all kinds of work Son, under such auspices it is expected son, N. Y. Rev and Mrs McDermott spent Long or short sleeves, seven by day or contract tat Buggies, Farm and the school will do good work. Anyone Miss Ada Cotton entertained her Thanksgiving with Rev Mr Beckwith of different styles, would be cheap at Carriages, Hill. Business Wagons, to children will confer Mrs of also Sport 1.25. wishing enter aunt, Wilmot, Bridgeport, Miss' Elizabeth is in Harnesses and Harness Curtis visiting Supplies with Mr Jewell or Mrs Northrop. Edward Wilmot of Bridgeport, Thanks- Carlisle, Penn. of All Descriptions. giving day. Mrs C. G. Curtis spent Sunday with who a friends in Bridgeport. 28-- Mrs John Ashley, suffered Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone Mr Zabriski, who has been spending The Place C0A.fr! shock, last week, is critically ill at her Plattsville. the summer with Mr Wellington, has in home Huntingtown. returned to his home in Englewood, N. To buy TAYLOR & HUBBELL. J. your NEWTOWN STaTION. The FALL Thirty friends and neighbors of Mr RECORD OF THE "THERMOMETER "The Donation Party" that was so Feed, Grain and Styles coon OF very successfully given by the ladies AT . and Mrs H. W. Wright enjoyed a FQR THE MONTH NOVEMBER of the Methodist church, is to be given Groceries, supper at their home, last Monday AS KEPT BY C. L. BOOTH. Cattle For Sale. in the Grange hall, at Stratford, on the If want the best at the lowest Corbett's Shoe Store, evening. Alter tne supper dancing evening of December 10, under the aus you Fresh Oows a Specialty. At 6.30 a. m. 1, 22; 2, 40; 3, 44; 4, is at store. Give me a Wo-kl- oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell SANDY HOOK OT. was enjoyed by the party until the pices of Housatonic Grange. This farce prices my or day but Sunday. 34; 5, 22; 6, 46; 7, 40; 8, 36; 9, 28; 3 acts well Admis traoany small hours of the morning. A right in is worth seeing. call. Fraak East Morria, Ct. We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford 10, 44; 11, 34; 12, 22; 13, 28; 14, 28; sion 25c; children 10c. Turkiagtoa, In all all. Ties for Lagies, Men, Boys and Mtsses jolly time was had by are made for the the latest styles and lasts. If you are Inter- 15, 14; 16, 24; 17, 24; 18, 26; 19, 34; Preparations being Homer W. At wood, ested call and Christmas entertainment by the Sunday g9t prices. 20, 26 ; 21, 34; 22, 46; 23, 42; Conn. Mrs C. S. Russell and family from 24,34; school of the Methodist church. Southford, 25, 30 ; 26, 20 ; 27, 32; 28, 36; 29, 30; Naugatuck spent a part of last week Mrs Stewart, a former school teach- C. P. 22. EstablIshed 1855. 30, er in this village, Beardsley, in with her father, E. M. Peck, Sr., in spent Thanksgiving Edward Palmer on account of the with Mr and Mrs Edward Nothnagle. GENERAL Huntingtown. Miss Reed is her cous- death of their little daughter, Alice, & HOYDEN'S HILL. . Ruby visiting R. Hatch Sons, in, Claire Baldwin. which occurred last week. The funer- . AUCTIONEER, Mr and Mrs Alfred Ruffels and two Mr and Mrs Fred Barber, br., were John Curtis the week end with ' spent al was held on Friday at noon, Rev H. Carriage Manufacturers, Mr his Matthew Curtis. - CONN. Alice and Ruth, spent Sun entertained, Thanksgiving, at and father, NEWTOWN, New Conn. daughters, L. Everest officiating, and the burial Fairfield. Mrs William George McClellan enjoyed a ride by Telephone 49-- 5. day in New Fairfield,' the guests of Relyea's. to on was in Trumbull. Our Motto : The Best Material and the Best trolley Terryville Saturday. William Saterlee. 'L. A. is to build a wood Workmanship. Jennings Mr and Mrs E. S. Fairchild, Mr and Mrs Frank Wooster is still with her house. Mrs Charles Fairchild and Dorothy who is ill with spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs daughter, dangerously Mrs Wheeler Bassett, who has spent ' MrsE. B. Sherwood and children C. Lacey of Bridgeport. pneumonia. Q. STILES, the summer with her daughter, Mrs have visited Mrs Mary Lockwood and Land Mr and Mrs E. N. Bailey spent i m m a Surveyor, C. Gilbert, accompanied by her son, her Wilber of Burr Inave moved brother, Jennings, E. SOTJTHBURY. CONN. to Thanksgiving at S. Hawley's. to oi Benjamin Bassett, went, Saturday, street. II ft my studio im Automatic Tel. Co. 73-- 2 Huntington. the Waterbury spent the winter with her son, CharFes Fairfield Ave., (over Mrs Leroy Clark entertained her son If Standard Offloe.) Will haveone of Bassett, in Hew Haven. P' the litest Improved Electric lights and friend of Wallingford, Thanksgiv- BRIEFLY NOTED. Redding. for FhotograpMng rurposes anu can take vour photo night or day, Miss Mabel Gilbert spent Sunday ing. Mr and, Mrs G. A. Fuller were in of the weather. Notice. ENTERTAINMENT AND CHRIST- ndeuendent Special E. B. Sherwood and A. with friends in Shelton, daughter spent town, Saturday. MAS SALE. C. Blackmart, I am ?agent for the American Champion a few days, last week, with his mother 65 Fairfield Ave., Bridge port. Conn Road Machine, the best make on the market. Mrs D. A. Nichols has returned from The ladies of Christ church E. M. sold the his N. Y. He was parish, Also have all imrts for repairs always on hand Peck, Sr., last of at Rockaway Beach, her to Jamestown and is much at short and can trip Ridge, are to hold an enter- or can furnish them notice, to in New Haven ; about home his mother. Redding makes of apples parties accompanied by with the furnish edges for all road machines. pleased exposition. tainment on. Friday evening, Decem- - H. 140 barrels in all. Mr and Mrs Wisner entertained com Harry Crane, A. W. CARTER, Bethel, Ct. Mr and Mrs H. F. Glover spent ber 13. Rev Mr Craft of Bridgeport is pany at dinner, Thanksgivingday. New Ad- Telephone: 403-- Hobart Fairchild has been doing Thanksgiving with friends in Jer- to give Shakespearean readings. 12 Years Teacher Violin, Jlandolin, Miss Grace Wisner, who has been at ' some shingling at C. S. Curtis'. sey. . mission 25c. At the close of the enter Ouitirr Bloomfield, N. and Brooklyn for a J., B. F. Upson spent several days, last tainment supper will be served, which limited class In Newtown. Ref.: I Can Your Farm Will acofipt Sell, Miss Loretta Houlihan has taken a couple of weeks, has returned home. will be from 15c to 25c. al- H. H. Hartmann, New England Conservatory week, with his daughter in Derby. There.will es- No Matter Where It Is or What It Is of Music, Boston, Eass. Advanced Pupils school at Marlboro, beginning work, so be sale of Christmas articles. Man- Mr and Mrs E. a pecially desired. Advanced course on Worth. N.Baldwin went to dolin includes the Highest Grades of Duo, Send full state lowest cash Tuesday. Greenfield Hill. New York High description, prlee City for their Thanksgiving. Quartette Styles of Concert playing. and learn my wonderfully successful plan. school club formed, with special terms. Will OASTORIA. Mr and Mrs Minott Augur passed Rev H. L. Everest has moved his Kind Voo Have Always loan free above Instruments to any pupils. ' Bean tl a Boopt Address in with LOCAL BRIEFS. , family to STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, Thanksgiving day Woodbridge, Orange. Mrs Bennett Mrs moth Morris L. French of Stepney was Much 364 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. 83 Reilley Street. Bridgeport, Oonn Peck, Augur'B sympathy.is felt for Mr and Mrs 6 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1007. .

The Newtown Bea NrinM, FriUy,if.,i'iiiir. IHuf, H. & in v 'i E. DILLON CO., $ T ITPHFIFf n miJNTY. Leading Milliner, mi nor New Preston. "Goodness' Karo ll'li Mitllt Slln't, lWiltf'KUt. Cullll. Sake Get Corn Sirup THE LOCAL NEWS Bl'DGKT. h iuoib ilmi "goodiiw" n inio ijiovalualiltln Surmul lUunl him hlmwlf ut i9 proprriiit ili.it suiIion tint furmhuu in Lk ditrli t fur thu FALL MILLINERY. inn daii it hih among , wiiiti-r- which wan lately orrupled by r fojj ni,Juiii Nut only We are displaying all the new fall shapes in felt, Mrn Amlcriion hiv! her wm. but wild to iiiiiiitiout but delicious Silk and Velvet Trimmed and Untrimmed. Frank .Straight, who mpliy Mr Heard a golden syrup of Hats, to remain and attend tonuch llvontock lhor dial plmei For Men New ChilTon and Lace Veils. all ul.itct For us Mr Straight w prow to put there every ute from giiJJIu cakes to Coque Feather Boas. ilurinir the cold weather. To many CORN SYRUP candy and Women Fancv Shirt Waists. livintf ulonu in n houno to far from A li)c, 25c.. and 50c. would bo uiulurtirubK-- Treat That ( neighbor most mark identifies Silk Hain Coats. In iir light lint This the' highest Mr become more ac You but Beard having Mates Eat rype of men's and women's shoes customed to that manner of living, ac- told at $3.50. And though leather cept this portion much more easily in ind labor are now more costly, we the spirit of St Paul who had "learned maintain the high standard which has in whatsoever atate I am, therewith to made Zenith Shoes famous and be content." which our label guarantees. Mrs William Ohmen ia In serious ill Zenith Shoes for men and women health at her home in Lake district. are made of the finest quality materi- have Useful Miss Edith Shillito of New Haven als by expert shoe makers, and more hand-wor- k in them than passed Thanksgiving and the last days any other shoes. come in of the week in this vicinity. feet, at the west endW her property. FAIRFIELD COUNTY. $3.50 They The old barns the latest styles, in all leathers, and Christmas Presents. Mr and Mrs II. C. Hopkins invited and sheds used by Oscar " Peterson are torn down. in sizes which insure a fit for their nearest relatives to enjoy Thanks- being ' every foot." giving dinner with them. ARRIVALS AT THE BADER HOUSE. Brookfield. Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a Skates for and girls. Sleds, Work at 0. E. Beeman'a cider mill boys Joseph McCormick, H. G. Greene, special high grade. closed for the season on Wednesday of exclu-live- control Zenith Shoes ly Hockey Sticks, Pocket Knives, Carving Sets, Deco- W. C. Kellogg, H. W. Hale, New Ha DEATH OFEMIL ANDERSON. We last week. and sell them in our new and rated China Sets Odd Pieces. Oil Heaters. ven. Oh Wednesday morning of last week and B. is the out shoe section in our base- J. Haynes completing W. H. Creyne, New Britain. occurred the death of Emil Anderson, enlarged Line of Warm Gloves side to the new school building salesroom. Big and Mittens. steps F. M. Hall, Boston, Mass. at his home. The circumstances are ment here. The in the furnace room ground A. B. Scott, C. E. Taylor, F. H. Unusually distressing because a wife has been and cemented for the prepared Barnes, Danbury. and six small children are left without of the furnace. The exte- Horse Blankets reception Charles Holmes, James Armstrong, the support of the chief bread winner, rior of the has been finished by building William H. Stevens, Allison P. Smith, and must face alone this winter and all the painters and besides the furnace, Newtown. of and out-do- long years struggle hardship. for stable and use. Robes, some nice the seems to lack are the OntUHara to and Lap very building J. L. Burkhardt, South Kent. Those who gather about'them their un- Hen, Wonn Chlldna ' teachers and scholars, to make warm ones. desks, E. Robbins, Winsted. broken circles, and rejoice at this Northwest Corner it a schoolhouse.indead. L. E. N. Y. season in their comfort Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, We are for Never- Horse Shoes and Warner, Albany, Thanksgiving headquarters SIip Justus Smith has the past two weeks E. C. Bogart, E. S. Willett, Bridg- and prosperity.'lifting their hearts to Conn. sizes. Bridgeport, Calks, all been more feeble in health at H eport God in gratitude for His mercies, will McOan's. .. S. F. Seeley, Washington. be moved to open their stores and their R. A. Marcy, M. D., returned from John F. Addis, Frank E. Soule, New purses, and give generous expressions Philadelphia on last Thursday evening Milford. of their sympathy to the mourners. Farm Machinery and Hardware of all kinds. to Hon H. O. Averill's, where he has R. A. Sivernale, Lakeville. Clothing, food supplies.fuel and money remained each night since and where R. H. Allen, New York. will all be acceptable. Those who it is hoped Mr Averill will recover in H. Ludman, Toronto, Can. prefer to do so may leave these gifts It Is Just Like The Farmers' Store. time from the typhoid attack from Arthur Baker, Paul Blatz, Harry with F. S. Curits, who will see that which he has suffered for seven Walsh, Bridgeport. , they all reach the needy family. This. weeks. F. A. Walker, Brooklyn. No wonder It Is talked Mr and Mrs Charles Carlson and John we sell It for that purpose. Plattsville. about, pure Anderson took their Thanksgiving din Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee was Incidentally, we also buy a large stock of to sell. ner with relatives in Brookfield. entertained at luncheon, Saturday, by it Have you bought any ? 3D). ES. Dr W. J. Ford. HOYDEN'S HILL. LAIEE, Mrs Mary Carter closes her cottage, Why hesitate? A re you trying to Und Mrs Frank Terrill and daughter, better than this week, and goes to tier sister in The Jennings party, consisting of Mr something Shelton, Conn. Miss Miss Benedict Buffalo, there to remain for a few Eugia Strathie, and Mrs Martin Jennings, Mr and Mrs and Miss Edith Benedict of Bantam MASURY'S weeks before going to her son, John, in Leslie Jennings and Mr and Mrs Brad- were guests on Thank igiving day of Railroad Paint ? Cleveland, Ohio. ley Jennings arrived home from Ohio, Mr and Mrs William Hurlburt. Mr and Mrs Edward Hull passed Friday of last week. The rest of the Can you find a paint that will cover market more surface? Thanksgiving in Bethel. Mrs Hull re- Carl Btder, the enterprising party, with the exception of Mr and Mrs 21 No, If you could we would keep it. mained there over last Sunday. man, has recently bought head of fat L. A. Jennings, stopped at Washington. steers of Malby G. Gelston of Sher- Mrs health was from to Think Mr and Mrs William Shea passed Jennings' far Beginning man. while Her-man- Rider, Thanksgiving with Mrs Shea's parents satisfactory away. Harry Christmas? near Hotchkissville. friends hope for a speedy recovery to Witar Bridgeport. Jljof health. J. Milton Stillson was home from Bantam. E. B. Sherwood and Elva, - college over Thanksgiving and last daughter, mq ell, don t you know of someone who would ap- LOCAL CHURCH NOTES. with his mother at spent Thanksgiving to'Tlie crs!" a well made dress suit case or Sunday. Take off gour Hat preciate handsome, Jihoroughly The annual chicken pie supper was Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Mrs A. G. went to New York BEST PUMP ON tAKin. Mr i a traveling bag of some other description ! Caskey given at the parish rooms November 21. Mrs John Osborne and Mrs S. Wis-n- er 1 know City, last Saturday, to say "Good Notwithstanding the unpleasant weath- Do you of anything more appropriate or pleasing? have entertained Miss Hall bye" to her son, Midshipman Gardner er there was a fair attendance. Emily We carry a stock at reasonable Rev J. B. Smith being absent there New York. large very prices. L. Caskey, before he starts on his trip of was no preaching at the Methodist 48, Cas- M. Smith of The Bee was call- ft) around the world. Midshipman church, last Sunday. Henry 3 key has been appointed navigator of Rev J. 0. Ferris of St Paul's church ing across the Hill, last Saturday. 48 TheWooster-Atkinso- n the Yankton, dispatch ship of the At- preached his farewell sermon, last Sun- Rev and Mrs M. W. Beckwith were Co., day evening. 48 lantic fleet. Midshipman Caskey was recently entertained at E. B. Sher-- . Corner Broad and John Sts., Bridgeport, Conn. married, November 12, to Miss Jean-net- te wood's. A FORTUNATE TEXAN. Lift and Force for or of S. Meyer Pumps deep 48 nyarir.k Orangeburg, C, Mrs Harriet Prince, who has been shallow wells. sister of U. S. Midshipman Hydrick, Mr E. W. Goodloe, of 107 St Louis stopping at L. A. Jennings' for over a B. Ct. A and of the late Jeffer- W. Glover, Newtown, t y 4 4 Navy, grandniece St., Dallas, Tex., says: "In the past month, has returned to her daughter's with son Davis, of the South- year I have become acquainted at North Haven. New Life and no lax-- ! ern Confederacy. Dr King's Pills, ative I ever tried before so effectually Post Cards. C. E. Anderson, his wife and two of disposes of malaria and biliousness." Thanksgiving G. Clarke of Nichols is his children are as comfortable as the They don't grind nor gripe. Sold by N. sending out free samples of his celebrated To friends far away, of will them to R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Kennedy's attack typhoid perrnit Liver Pills. People who are Send one for this day. Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook ; P. Vegetable be, but it is considered as a sick house, troubled with biliousness, constipation, UNIQUE AND FETCHING, At J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Stev- deserving of all the charity kind neigh- enson; H. W. Osborne, Easton; W. indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., Laxative them as cure the above Book 990 Main bors and friends can bestow. B. Hawley, Sherman; Smith Bros., should try they Jackson's Shop, St., Bridgeport. Cornwall Bridge; Connery Bros, ailments where other pills pnly five Miss Illi and Messrs Edward and relief. See his advertise- Georgetown ; J. M. Sullivan, Redding temporary column. Hoffman of New Britain Ridge; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; G. ment ij another Cough Syrup here with their WHurlbut & Co., Roxbury; Allen ' passed Thanksgiving CONTAINS HONEY AND Station ; G. W. TAR parents, Mr and Mrs Herman Hoffman, Joyce, Roxbury Hatch, HALLIGAN W. N. New A makes bome Bridgewater; Noble, phonograph brighter Relieves Colds by working them out of and remained till Sunday evening, when will find Milford ;E.H. Beardsley, "New Pres- and you in Danbury at the the system through a copious and healthy they felt compelled by business duty to ton ; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washing- Lewis PLmnoirsph 8tnre, 265 Main action of the bowels. Millinery return to their city home. ton Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury; street, the largest stock in tbe state. Relieves Coughs by cleansing the C. P. Williams, South Britain ; Perkins Write for a catalog or when In Danbu- mucous membranes of the chest G. Beardsley returned to throat; 989 Broad Conn. Hopkins Brothers, Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long ry call and see what fine music can be and bronchial tubes. Street, Bridgeport, " his home at Phelps, N. Y., this .week, Hill ; 25c bad. Druggists, "As to the taste feeling much benefited by his trip here. pleasant as Maple Sugar" The Man Who Smokes Miss Kate Bronson passed part of last week in New Haven. Children Like It Should consult us and he is find E. D. concluded his service and sure to some-- Lined BACKACHE-WE- Douglass Fur and Fur For AK KIDNEYS thing to 'suit his tastes, as our line Is large and varied. Driving Try with F. J. Hosford on Wednesday of Pills-S- ure Youcao also find here a large line of sporting DiWitt's Kldnej and Bladder and Safe g Hiis of all kinds. last week. Automobile Coats. 44 'airfield Ave.. Opposite Poll's Theatre HAND SMITH RKJTHJFPOKT. OONN. , The Famous "Rubberhide" Boots, a Rubber boot with Leather sole Washington. that will wear three times longer than the ordinary Rubber Boot. U44. 60 YEARS' "Wear Well" Qloves and Mittens. Inspection Invited. J EXPERIENCE WALTER RUSSELLS' FINE RESI- V Vrw.. if The Peck & Lines Co., If rinpcn'f Pnv fn, Fvnprimfmt With n., DENCE. 185-20- CONN. ?f 7 Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, WVittn mil noH 1a. iu fir. trnn ur orinH the l.mcA ( The roof boards on the massive resi- K Hip premises, thwrehy assuring: ijiorfwt .satisfaction. We also make lenses on your Iff dence of Walter Russell are y. Drescriptiun. Kcasonable nrices always. r being in The tiling for the X" F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 Main St,, Bridgeport. I placed position. All A Trade Marks roof has arrived and will soon be put Designs in position. 'The first story of the O.''Ml1 Copvriohts 4c. Visit the Beautiful Art Store Anyone lending a sketch and description may field on whether aa house is of stone. Standing ' qnlckly asoertaln our opinion free Invention te probably patentable. Commnnf ca- the hill-to- p overlooking the Shepaug In the Arcade. tions strictly oonBdentlal. HANDBOOK on Patent Oldest for is lent free. agency eecurlnd patents. S valley, the view to the north grand. Bric-a-bra- c Ma--. Patents taken through Mann & Co. reeely e Have You Ever Examined the Picture Framing, Regilding, and Cut Glass, Artist's without In the on ' special notice, ebarge, Passengers the railroad trains are terials, Art, Statuary, Novelties, etc. I LOOSE LEAF BLANK BOOKS ? attracted by this house as they pass up Scientific American. ' All Sizes and down the valley. Dallas Wyant C. T. Arcade, Conn. A handsomely Illustrated weekly. largest cir- g and Prices. J. HUBERT, Bridgeport, culation of any sclentlnc journal. Terms, (3 a & has the work in charge., year; four months, tt. Bold by all newsdealers. Hayes Betts, MUNN & Co.seiBro,- f-' New York z 993 Main 636 Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs Sarah Clark and Miss Helen Branch Offloe. F SU Washington, D. 0. of Torrington were guests over Rydin The Eeid Store. Established 1883. the Thanksgiving holidays of Mr and Original An Line of Fine Mrs Solomon Rydin. Exquisite Let Me Write GOAL! Dea Sterling of Bridgeport was the BROOCHES, Bee Advs WILLIAM Four Insurance on your home and guest, Friday and Saturday,- - of his and Gold Filled Materials. Prices $2 to $20. Bring EGAN, househola goods at once. LOWEST RATES In Gold consistent 'With absolutely secure companies. daughter, Mrs R. A.Carter. Successor to M. Kilbride. HENRY C. REID, Jeweler, Coal Yard at Sandy Hook Station. T. J. CORBETT, Agent, Contractor Richard Bacon is build- Returns. 28-- 4. Conn. Quick Telephone: Sewtown, dona. ing for Mrs Carhart a new barn, 26 x 46 952 Main Street, Bridgeport, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0, III07.

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V iiouiUl.lt (JrirrATioxn I'l'iiKinHen v Hi'l'x LIVER A lUHI.INU, IIIIIIMIKIDHT, Christmas Comes OIL Merry Qhristmas Apple: Greenings, $1.50 to 2.00; Baldwin, l.rxj to 1.75; Gillyflowers, 1.50 to 1.75 ; rtiiKneta, no tale; Everybody dread to take cod King, 1.50 to 2.50; Pippin, 1.25 to 1.75; plain DollsDressed and linker. 1.50 to 2.00; lien Davis, 1.50 liver oil, and with good reason, too, land i Toy to 2.00; Snow, 1.50 to 2.50; Hurlburt for it surely a very disagreeable 1.50 Dolls Stripe, to 2.00; Midden's felush, dose. Beside, the pluin oil often un and 1.50 to 1.50 to 2.00; Hubbardson, 2.00; set the stomach and 1.50 to 1.75. uvrange diges tion. to Dress is Potatoes, (5c to 80c bu. ; Onions, yel- Ready. low, 901.00 bu, ; parsnips, 70c to 75c However, cod liver oil is bo indis bu. ; 35c to 45c bu. ; carrots, beets, 85c pensable in the treatment of Pulmonary for you win ones who to 60c bu. ; turnips : yellow, 45c to 50c Such a Toy-lan- d it is I Complaints, Weak Lungs, Consump- re we Roomy, bright, bu.', white et'if, 30c to 35c bu. ; cab- beginini early, tion, Nervous Weakness, General De- offer for cheerful. Packed full of the things that delight folks. bage, (per 100.) $2.00 to 8.50 ; celery, your iptcial young dozen 1.50. (per bunches,) $1.00 to bility and all Wasting Diseases that attention the ed Ana eaw to reacn. Butter: first 32c Creamery, grade, doctors must continue to prescribe it Dolls we are book- lb. ; second 22c to 24c Right on the main floor ot the store.down past the grade, ; common, its 14c tollSc: Dairy, first. 24c tc 26c: despite unpleasant qualities because wiling now for 65cts into a of the new store and there Toy-lan- d. cu- shop, out part is cheese, lull cream, 14c to 10c ; eggs, nothing else can take its place in and $1.50 It is the hiwpst and nirpst ever we've had. And it's filled fresh nearby, 40c to 45c; live chickens, ring these ailment. l'Jc to 14c; live fowls, 12c to 14c; with Toy-lan- d Toy-lan- d Therefore we are glad to be able to Those at the nicest folks and things that ever live ducks. 12 'to 14c: calves, hog (1.50 are Deir little French announce that you can now secure and were Tiere. dressed, 8al0c ; pigs, 8u9c. pure jointed hive real Dolls, dressed, each cod liver oil in an easily taken and tewed-o- n hair, wig in a box, they go to Mrs N. B. Gifford of Morris, Otsego easily digested form-p- ure cod liver oil and real eye lathes. sleep. 29c and 35c Book-Sho- county, N. Y., came on to spend which has been condensed and to which The p with her Mrs R. Holiday Thanskgiving niece, has been added ingredients which pre- Other Undresied Doll Carriages, for N. Betts. It is 56 vears since Mrs vent its causing the least digestive dis- Dolli. 10c to $9.50 25cts to $10.50 is getting into shape as this is written, too. Lots and lots of Gifford, then Wry Travis, went away turbance. from Sandy where she Dolls.and with cooks nice books that have had no to show Hook, formerly DresiedDolIiat Rag gut place lived, but many points of interest were double faces, in white themselves, now shake their off and come joyous- from 10c to $6.50 wrappings very familiar and fresh to her. Some O. D and black,25cto$1.2S book-sho- p. C. ly to the holiday This, too, is in the new store, of her old schoolmates are still living, U Indestructible Baby Sleds for boyi and and and light, and good. whom she called upon. She returned roomy, altogether Dolls, 65cts. girls, 50c to $2.98 by the way of Albany, Thursday. TABLETS

C. H. Finch, the merchant, sprained Are dry tablets which contain all the The whole store gets ready for We his knee quite badly while jumping vital and beneficial principles of the pay Return Fare on purchase o $10 or more Christmas; from a wagon and has been confined purest Norwegian Cod Liver Oil with- within SO miles from New Haven. to the house since. out any of its nauseating, stomach-upsettin- g to We and on all , properties They are easy pay expressage postage purchases in the Christmas spirit-rules- Christ- Mr and Mrs A. J. Smith and every part 'everywhere sons, take they leave no unpleasant "taste to a Dollar and more. and the Misses. Scudder were amounting mas wares are ready. Come now and enjoy it and enjoy guests, of oil' in the mouth. They are easily of Mr and Mrs R. Thanksgiving day, digested end assimilated by the stom- yourself. D. Smith. . ach without causing the slightest dis- t3 order. have an even effect Just Think! Only a few shopping days Emory P. Sanford of Redding was They better than the oil .because con- to Christmas. the guest, Thursday, of Mr and Mrs plain they E. Sanford. ' tain additional and extremely valuable N, ingredients, viz. : Hypophosphites of Frank Hue and friend of Dodging- - Lima and Snrls anrl T.iVnrin? Snlrl in town spent Thanksgiving out of town. 50c and $1.00 bottles. If your druggist does not them send The shoes that you get at R. F. Fos keep your money ter's, 246 Main ste,ert, Danbury, look directly to the manufacturers (see be- well, wear well and are reasonable in low) and we will send them to you by Goods Give him a call. The Howland Dry price. return mail, postage prepaid. New line of shoes, rubber and felt DR KASSON CHEMICAL COMPANY, boots and all that goes to. make the Company, feet comfortable at Morris', the 126 East 29th St., New York City Bridgeport, Connecticut. Gloves and mittens, 10c to $2.00 at Morris . Get a pair and you will make no mistake. The

Elijah's manna, just the thing, a food, made of corn, sugar and salt, and Newtown The Rochester Ksidia.tor Morris, the grocer, keeps it. Try it. Bank Mrs Thomas Lynch and children re Savings THE 1-- turned, Saturday, to Trenton, N. in 1855) SaVes 2 Fuel J., (Founded the after passing three weeks with her Mrs Thomas C. Gas If on second floor will do as much as an stove sister, Keane, of and pjaced heating ordinary street. without one cent extra cost lor iuei--w- e nave tnem. We also have some bargains in the line of second-han- d stoves and Miss Nellie Kilbride of ranges from the people when they lett us dept. 1st. Bridgeport Stocks bought city passed the Thanksgivng holidays with Per cent oliday ' Pays We carry in stock her father, Edward Kilbride. Round Oak Steel Ranges, Coal and Wood Heaters, Miss Lillie Kilbride visited Wal- - ARE NOW lingford over Sunday. Stamford Ranges, Oaks and Wood Heaters, interest COMPLETE Andes Oaks and Wood Cook Stoves, Howard I. Turner of New Haven Ranges, has been the guest at the home of Miss Glenwood and Coal Heaters. Helena Leibold in Palestine. Ranges On all deposits without dis The past week has been devoted to the dec- Special Wood Air Tights, price 2.00 to $5, will radiate George and William Kruger and crimination. and of the store friends of the Park Thanks- orating rearranging and to the ' heat a in them. City spent by lighting newspaper giving, the.guest of their parents, Mr Deposits of One Dollar to bringing forward of everything to and Mrs Henry Kruger. pertaining We also have a full line of Tp, Copper, Granite and One Thousand Dollars reeeiv Christmas. Blue and White-war- e. The regular meeting of Court Sandy Each year these preparations are on a more Hook, No. 54, F. of A., will be held ed from any one person in one in St. Mary's hall on Thusrday even- extensive scale than ever before, on account of ing, Decmber 12. All members are year. requested to be present as the Grand the natural increase in'our business, allowing us Chief Ranger will be present on that to more E. J. order C. R. purchase freely. HALL, mhgt jPer DAVID C. PECK, President Sandy Hook, Conn. in A walk our store would lead There may be a stringency the ARTHUR T. NETTLET0N, Treasurer through you to currency, but no stringency in our sup believe that Santa Claus' Headquarters for Der- ply of felt and rubber ihoes and arctics were here. at the Sandy Hook Shoe Store. Call by and get prices. and Domestic Business Progress and Commer- We still have a nice line of ladies' Toys Imported Toys. fet lined shoes and slippers ; also a . China from every quarter of the globe. cial Development nice line of house slipp rs, suitable for the holidays Sandy Hook Shoe Store. games Pictures to suit all tastes and every purse. Men Demand Young and Women & Howard Barber's dry goods store Furniture for every room of the house. for the work. , in Derby is in gala attire for the holi and days ,and their stock of Christmas goods Handkerchiefs for member of is complete as is their stock in every every the family. Stillman Businesss department of their store. Look up College. their adv. dolls. Books for people of all ages. 297-30- 3 Main Street, Danbury, Conn. D. N. Clark of Shelton has some use- Furnishings to suit fastidious men. ful presents for Christmas time. No- Our Toy is tice his adv. Department Gfoves for men, women and children. . complete in every detail. We There is more catarrh In this section of the have many new novelties, this Leather Goods in great variety. country than all other diseases put together, and until the last few years was supposed to year, to offer, such as The be Incurable. For a great many years doctors Stationery of fine quality attractively boxed. pronounced it a local disease and prescribed Teddy Horse, which rocks or local remedies, and by constantly falling to fiisiN cure with local treatment, pronounced it In- travels; "Wundor Dancer," .Toilet articles and Perfumes of standard makes. IEI curable. Science has proven catarrh to be a Constitutional disease and therefore rcnnires dances jigs, etc.; many new ifm ! boxed constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Ladies' Neckwear for gift giving. Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.. Mechanical Toys, Automo- Toledo, Ohio, Is the only constitutional cure - on the market. It is taken internally, in biles. Sleds, Dolls all sizes; Rich Furs for ladies, misses and children. doses from 10 to a drops teaspoonful. It acts Go-Car- ts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of and Carriages, fric the system. They offer fl(H) for any case it Dainty apron's for show or practical use. fails to cure. Send for circulars and testi- tion toys, moving ma- Are you in want of a Gasoline Engine; if so write for prices or picture ' monials. call chines, Magic Lanterns, Wearing Apparel of all kinds for useful and see my Address: R J. CITENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. presents. Sold by Druggists. 75c. Weedens Steam Take II all's Pills for Engines, Air-Cool- Family constipation. ' ed Miniature etc. . .Famous Engines Railways, Come early and see our line. THE & BARBER Which are ahead of anything else on the market. No water to freeze up or AT FINCH'S HOWARD carry around for portable work. fckZS Write for list of second-han- d engines both Water and d. A dependable stock of rubber shoes F. E. CO., and felt boots. An of these BEACH, S. B. CHURCH, Seymour, Conn. inspection - Conn. goode will convince you that we can 9G2 Main Street, Derby, Boston Store: 66 High Street. save you money. BRIDGEPORT, CT. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FKIDAY, DECEMBER 0 1907.

giving in Terryville, the guet of hit strations of their friends. Mr and Mrt of the New- Mm beet rasas The Newtown Bee. The First Five' Years daughter, Ralph Seymour. Hosking carry with them the John Mc NirT and family of Bridire-po- r, wishes of all and will be at home to , FrMty. NuvMiljrr 39, town High School. Walter Duley, Jr., of New York, their friends at 12 Putnam Height, The'Champion' Robert Barker and family of Stock-bridg- e, Hartford. N. Y., Richard Daley and fam- COUNTY. - LITCHFIELD SOME VIEWS TAKEN FROM THE HANDSOME BOOK- and Williitm of New Milford $5 ily Daley The Wykeham Rise, the Ridge and for ROSS day with Mr and Suit Boys, LET ISSUED BY JEWELL. enjoyed Thankgivintr Gunnery students are all back again Mrs Walter Daley, Sr. from their Is made to evt Roxbury. ThunksgjviBS vacation. The William E. Morrl and Mm R. E. Calhoun itreet did not com- extra long scrvict achopl M1XOTT L HEARDSLKY. Morris and son. Ralph, of Wwterbury mence until Tuesday.' under the harJc-- : w ere guests, last week, of Mr and Mrs usace to wcj; Friend lit'rt of Miwtt L lleardidey The Monday club wai well attended. the sad week, of Wuller Morris. Mrs Addio and save nione) received news, lat Hollister showed some very in Los Ant-cle- , and mending. his death lit his homo old books and gave an Interesting pa- Only the tout-- , Cul Hud 7'J years. Mr licardsley Washington. per concerning the former tlmti and est fabrics ire tS' lived tht greater part of hi lifo in people of the town. It wil be printed Hi old home was where Ed- later on In The Beo. cd ; all seams nre j Koxbury. DANCE IN OLD HALL ON THE Dundon now liven. double-sew- n vitr ward GREEN. Mrs Marietta Gibson, who is the old- linen threaJ and On Friduy evening. December 13, est person In town, went out to dinner CONGIIEGATIONAL CHURCH stout liner, there will be a dunce In the old hall on on Thanksgiving day to eat with Mr taped; NOTES. stays resist strains', the Green. The committee of arrange- and Mrs Charles Gibson. She enjoyed P. Smith of Newtown will pants have double Allison ments consists of S. S. Hollister, L. C. the day and was none the worse for it at the Con- seat and knees. supply, Sunday morning, Woodruff, H. Hal lock, S. W. Seelcy Mrs Sedgwick will remain with her for Rev C. D. Handsome gregational church, and S. D. Logan. Tickets will be f 1, this winter. Chunn. suits, including refreshments. It promises The creamery is progressing well In medium and BRIEF LOCAL MENTION. to be a very interesting and enjoyable under the management of J. H. Arm- darl event. mixtures, George W. Hurlburt and wife were strong from Newtown, who has moved 7 to $5. .sizes 16, invited to lunch, Thanksgiving day, ' with his family Into the house formerly Let test THE HOSKING FENN WEDDING. your boy where a family waa held at the 1 occupied by Mr Poppenseik. a suit A home took Champion home of Frank Hurlburt, youngest very pretty wedding Cogswell & the Washing- shoes and fui Wettereau, Clothes, hats, brother of George W. Hurlburt place at nooi Thanksgiving day at the ton Depot merchants, offer tremendous oishings for boys of all ages. residence of Mr and Mrs Charles G. values in gloves and mittens. A big Mr and Mrs Charles Sanford spent The High School. Fenn, when their daughter,' Josephine, tock just inside the main door en- trance. Look them over and fitted with relatives in New in to John S. get Thanksgiving was united marriage before cold weather. York City. Hosking of Hartford, Conn. While the Mr and Mrs Edelbcrt Sanford enter- strains of Lohengrin's march were soft- tained Mrs Sanford brother and daugh- ly played, they were married by the Outfitter lo M.o, Wonn and Children ter, and Mr Fenton of Bridgeport, Rev R. E. Carter, under a very artistic For furs made to order, remodeled, Northwest Corner Thursday. bower of green. The bride was gowned and repaired go to H. L. Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, in white over white Reiniz & Co., 34 P. O. Arcade, At Henry Bronson's there was a point de'esprit Bridgeport. Cona. and carried a sheaf of white family gathering of children and rel- silk, atives. chrysanthemums. After the ceremony a delightful lunch was served. Only Henry Hurlburt spent Thanksgiving For puns, rifles and goods the nearest relatives were present sporting with his daughter in Terryville. call on Dan D. Smith, 44 Fairfield, av- The happy couple took the 3 o'clock enue, Bridgeport, opposite Poll's who have attended school Professional Cards. Those every southbound train amid the jolly demon theater. day during the fall term at the North BEECH district school were Ruth E. Dickinson, W. J. ER, G. T. MacMil-la- n Myrtle Dickinson, Janet f-$1; Attorney at-La- and Edla A. Sager. $ $ $ Rooms 25 and 20 Sanford Urldifi-uor- t to 'WW?) Bld, Born, November 30, a daughter Office in Newtown ooen on Saturdays from 8 a. m. to 3. 30 p.m. Frank and Catherine Collins. 5? The party given by the Shepaug F. M. J. Gale, i club, Thanksgiving evening, in the The Office In the David Boors Residence, Town hall, was very enjoyable. hall was tastefully decorated with flags iL L Newtown Street. and red crepe paper, red being the club Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m 1 to 2 and 7 to Hp. m color. Tyrrell's orchestra from New Members of the Alumni Association Who Presented Goldsmith's MiJford furnished the music for dan "She to Dr. H. Great Comedy, Stoops Conquer." Walter Kiernan, cing. The hall was wen niiea wun Mil-for- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, young people, Bridgewater, New d, Washington, Woodbury and South-- Sandy Hook, Conn. bury being represented. Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 and T to 8 p. m Preston enter- Telephone: 3. Mr and Mrs Edward tained Rev C. D. Chunn and wife on

, DENTAL PARLORS. Thanksgiving day. ' A. L. r Overcoats, Suits, Reefers, Expert dentistry, painless and reliable. Mrs ,fAdelaide Northrop, Most modern and scientilHc used Wel-b- appliances Hodge, Sheldon Smith and Hannie y used for painless operations. Hats-an- d ate dinner with Dr and Mrs Pons, DR. C. B. BLACKA1AN, Furnishings, Thanksgiving day. Surgeon Dentist. Office In Post Office Block, New Milford, Conn. W. S. Cole spent Thanksgiving in Shoes. Flainville with friends. 1 Celeste A. Benedict, M. D., The old school committee, Walter Men's Overcoats, black) blue greys, $10 to $30 the school at Weller's PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Daley, visited Men's Suits, black, blue or fancy, $10 to $25 last week, and found every y?0iiu j 28 State Street, Biidceiwrt, CoDn. Bridge, Boys' Suits, Overcoats and Reefers, $4 to $10 thing in good working order. Electricity one of the therapeutic agents. G. has 10 Office Hours from 10 a. ra. to 12 m., 2 to 4 p. m. William Tuttle captured Hats and Shoes weeks. Furnishings, fine foxes in the past few for Men and Boys. DR. S. E. ALLEN, Mr and Mrs Rob ert Thomas moved, HATTERSTOWN. CONN. last week, to Bridgewater. P. O. Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot, Conn Miss Bertha Tuttle of Sherman spent Adminstor of Magnetic Treatment. Spec- Thanksgiving day with her parents, Mr ialist in treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, Memorial Day Parade, 1906, in which the School Children Hub House, heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. and Mrs B. F. Tuttle. Clothing Medicine furnished for this treatment, and of Took a Prominent Part. Terms reasonable. Consultation froe. Benjamin Davenport family 929 Main Street, Corner Bank St., Bridgeport are spending a few weeks CHARLES S. PLATT here with Noble Davenport. Bridgeport, Conn. ' Mrs Sarah Montrose of Bridgewater Teacher Piano, Organ and Theory, was a guest, Thanksgiving day, of Mr NEWTOWN, CONN. and Mrs Paul Montrose. Mrs M. C. Addis is spending a few Mrs. James Gordon, days in Woodbury with her daughter, Mrs Wilbur Mansfield. M Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, Mr and Mrs Warren Pitcher and son, Cluss (O) Lessons, Ensemble, Charles, were guests, Sunday, of Mr NEWTOWN, CONNECTICNT. and Mrs Paul Montrose at the Center. ' "ill, ;':':-f-c: p Mr and Mrs A. J. Vidler have closed PIANOS- & 9 Oscar Pitzschler Son, to - their home at the Center andgone BARBERS AND HAIRDRESSERS, to spend the winter.' Newtown, Sandy Hook & Hawleyville Brooklyn Newtown shop open every day. Hawley- Mrs H. L. Fairchild spent last week ville and A and a shop open Wednesday afternoon in New Milford the guest of Turney Question Suggestion 9 Sunday morning. Sandy Hook shop open every week day. Only first-cla- ss work. Soule. POi.L TABLE. Burnhardt & Buckingham are build '- " ' 9 IIMiii., -" ing a new slaughter in the lot back of ,., 9 Griswold M. Would a ht Bragaw, D., their market. F. S. Evi'tts is doing you buy poor, Piano when the work. you can buy a thoroughly good Piano for a little i Physician and Mr and Mrs John Allen have closed money? s Surgeon, and have moved into the Sandy Hook Libiary. their home Not if know it? Office United Bank Building. house of his David McMil- you New MilfoM, onn. lan, for the. winter. That's the trouble lots of times people don't R. M. Burnhardt is having a new know it. Office Hoi rs: 8 to 9 A. M. 1 to a at his at the 8 horse barn built place 7 to P. Come where can't a nt Center. The barn is 14 x 36 feet, you 'buy poor, Residence and Office, United Bank with posts. Clayton B. Squires Piano because there isn't any in the store its as safe Building. r 1' is doing the work. as Telephone 200. buying Government bonds. , Miss Ella Piatt of New Haven spent in the a few days, last week, town CHECKERING GABLER CROWN Dr guest of her sister, Mrs Clayton B. Battam, -- DENTIST, Squires. KRANICH & BACH Bauk Stukft. New Milford. Louis Tschowder had his grain STERLING HUNTINGTON threshed out. last week Tuesday. LEONARD'S INSURANCE Charles Markham of Woodbury did the AGENCY, work. club gave The ladies of the Shepaug ... t fc, ,. ji.O,v. KIRS. ACCIDENT. a social dance on Thanksgiving night at M. SONNENBERGPIANd the Town hall, last week, which was S , , OJd Dur- fJ Compsnles, well attended and enjoyed by all. CO., Lowest Rate?. ing the evening refreshments were served. Whitney's orchestra of New 1056 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn, S. Milford furnished the music. Dr E. Todd, H. W. HART, Manager. Near Fairfield Avenue. VETERINARY SURGEON, L. P. Payne has his blacksmith shop com- Graduating Class of 1907. New Milford. Conn. near Warner's Mill schoolhouse pleted and is near ready to do horse Terms ? They can be arranged to suit your shoeing, carry on wagon repairing or brought before Justice Henry Trow- tice Trowbridge fined Victor Lutosky wishes. Alexander Noe, any kind of blacksmith work and he bridge on Saturday, November 23, for $7 and costs and 20 days in jail. He to his custom- abusive to Miss the Veterinary Dentist, . guarantees satisfaction language Thomas, was taken to Litchfield the same night v ers for all work done at his shop. teacher at Warner's Mill school while P. O. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. Henry S. Hurlburt spent Thanks- - was arrested and she was on duty at the school. Jus Mail orders promptly attended to, Victor Lutosky THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1907. 9

LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Financial laitltu tlons. The Newtown Bea Mixed Often. Randall Cmm., Prlilty, , I off The Company, class of Invest Ndioo. Dihr Bethlehem DRUGGISTS "HEAR MUCH Land (lMurMrMd) r'non'Mortjagei. PRAISE FOR New securities SO- THIS Milford. Ceaa., Years Buslaoss, Nt UWM rS A VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT MIXTURE. that are the least TOWN TOPICS. CIETY ORGANIZED. affected of At meeting held with Miw Alice by periods t Recipe Is Very Simple. Bird, last week Friday evening,! Vil- financial and business HATTERTOWN. lage Improvement society wai formed LOTS OF PEOPLE HAD THE SIM- depression, are the by electing A. IE. Johnson president, PLE HOME-MAD- E MIXTURE PERSONAL NOTES. J. E. Allen vice prcsiilunt, Mrt J. W. stocks and bonds of es- PREPARED Flynn mxrretary, Mr C Lake tablished and BoUfrcl Pcet 'of Seymour was the A, dividend tr insurer and appointed President A. Ifueat of hit parent, Mr and B. It. Styi Druist Here. n. "electric E. Johnson, J. D. and Mri paying light, I'eet, on Tlmnksiflvlnii tiny. Dayton Samuel P. flayea a committee to pre- Gold Bonds gas and street Edgar C. Northrop with Selectman Some renmrkblu stories are being railway pare a for the society and report Burr of Monroe U enjoying a trip to told about to n and the coun- - j companies located In at a mel ting to be held in the Congre- wiiunij . f IUd on i ho Ownertlilu of New York it.l Kial urfrwl snd Iwm-- by the the Jamwitown Exposition. They will try peoplu enming in of this gational cbapul on Tuesday evening, simple the cities homu-nmd- of the e largest leml gome duyi in Wiwhinicton view. mixture Kheuina-- 1 December 17. All interested are cor-diul- ly ruring In and American Real Estate United States. thfl'iilKhU of thttt Interostingr ob- tism and Kidney trouble. Here is the Company Invited to be present. The In beautiful city. recipe and directions for Mix (Founded Statistics prove that ject of the aoclety are the Improve- taking: by well in a bottle one-ha- Assets, $9,446,003.89 Capital and 1,819,318.20 John II. Summers and family and ment of the surrounding of the public shaking Surplus, the earnings of these 'Mint Emma Mullen their ounce Fluid Extract Dandelion, one enjoyed buildings and to encourage public con- ThU rumiwii Uihn original .ml olrit nil muta turiioNii Ion amnii lh nun ilrwl. now continue to Thankgjrlvinjr with Mr and Mn John venience Much ounce Compound Kargon, three ounces i.iiif..( hi iii im.iin. of Ittii'liitf mil huurovliur Nuw York companies and Improvements. l ml alii for In tin furiln'r of lt hti,liiM in a Buld Compound liieiii..r fir iil.ririu,mi Increase from year to year during Mullen in Eaaton. good can bo accomplished by united Syrup Sarsaparilla. Tke iifrirliiiraliiiiHtuiiliiuluxloiiuoriuiiUlf.for uruliialili iiirmiiutml, l uffur. t par lu as a dose one after meals multiple of ilW. .mmm good times, as well as during bad Fred Henzie of New York has been effort for the general welfare of one teasjioonful and at bedtime. times. visiting Mr and Mrs E. B. Booth. town to make it more attractive. Do Ten Year Cent Gold Bonds. No change need to be made In your Six Per People built ride on trolley cars F. E. Tomlinaon and family of Beth you, the readers of this article, stop to usual Tliew HoikIh and use 10 12 diet, but drink plenty of good tn) by the Connwiiy's mittro miK Ineluillnir eudul in d gas and electric lights, el H. Peck and of Taah-u- a think that we have or vacant Inienm L Aifordlinr and H. family water. surulua; tttyalilu iiiilHiiiiiily by couphu aiiaeheU. lllwral eves II have to ex- t'lurii. alMiluuiwfutf tvallaiilllty, th tlirno vumilUln of I he they curtail were Thanksgiving guest of Mr houses In town that should be occupied ' tiidrt.li This mixture, writes one authority llil liivmiinuiit. JUouf New York City howliurili luratlon of proirtlm. with penses In other directions. and Mrs C. D. Stillaon. and that if we were to do as much to hluhUH-iiil- i Annual btaUuiuoni and olliur circular coiilatnliitf full particular will The securities of the best of in a leading Philadelphia newspaper, be will on riuiutt. Mr and Mrs Cutter of Eaiton and boom our town aa some of the western these will re has a peculiar tonic effect upon the companies, today, were towns do they woul i be filled. Let Amciican llal Estate Company, Miaa Sophia Booth of Stepney 1 turn the Investor from S to 6 kidneys; cleansing the clogged-up- per and E. B every one get out to the meeting and N'hflit and Day Bank UulMliuf. 5th Avh. and 41th Sk, N.'w York. entertained by Mr Mrs of the eliminative lore-- 1 cent on his money and will in- pores tissues, day. get together and push it along. It crease in value from to Booth, Thanksgiving ing the kidneys to sift and strain from year year. won't go without help. Don't forget It Is business to know more Edward Bovana has Just finished the blood the uric acid and other pois-- 1 H. my the date, Tuesday, December 17, 7 p. L. Prindle, and every room in onous waste Rheu- -' Ba Bv' . A . about this class ol securities than painting papering matter, overcoming m h- r itl ... m. w a nttvf iipw lavrn one the residence of J. M. Woolsey. matism, Bladder and Urinary troubles j any else. Itoom m Flint Nations Bank Building. 42 cu St., Now Uavim. Conn . to im in a short while. A postal card will bring my Mrs Edwin Morgan continues JUDSON-JUDS- ON. A New York who has had latest investment list. prove under the treatment of Dr Al druggist Prentiss Judson and Miss Vera F. len. hundreds of calls for these ingredients Judson were united in marriage at the since the first announcement in the Thomas C. Perkins Mr and Mrs Ernest Northrop of Step- Methodist parsonage, Saturday even- last October stated of Mr and Mrs newspapers that Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 Conn. Mutual Building ney were the guests W. Eastland. ing, by the Rev George people who once try it "swesr by it," Hartford. Conn. Eugene Northrop, Thanksgiving. especially those who have Urinary and CHARLES 6. SANFORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest Mrs Thomas Perkins and son, Eddie, TURKEY ITEMS. O. II. BROTH WELL, Cashier. Kidney trouble and sutler with Rheu- Hall in visited Mrs Stephen Bridgeport J. E. Thompson and family, N. W. matism. Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding Mon- part of last week. Flower and dined at Frank H. family The druggists in this neighborhood eys In Trust E. B. Payne of Bridgeport has been Thompson's in Woodbury. say they can supply the ingredients, Find a account of value and convenience. H facilitate! matters when call the of J. C. Lewis. Wa- - home. checking special South brltaln Announcements. guest Mr and Mrs J. W. Flynn were in which are easily mixed at There ed upon for a atatement of the account. The checks (voucher for the expenditure) plus th of In Is Miss Elizabeth Millar entertained a tertown at her father's is said to be no better blood-cleansi- bank balance equal! the total amount money truat. Simple, It not! We solicit your accoun . friend from Anaonia, last week. agent or system tonic known, and cer- Mrs N. L. Bloss was with her sis- Mr and Mrs Feverau of Easton spent tainly none more harmless or simple ti Manufacturers' ters and brother at her mother's in n. Pirst National Bank. with J, H. Roberts and use, Thanksgiving Temporary Across: 923 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Sale family. N. H. Bloss and family and Mrs Mrs E. C. Northrop Is staying with Emily Doolittle were at H. C Hill's Of Decorated her parents, Mr and Mrs J. W. Penny, HE FIRED THE STICK. Crockery. for dinner. Established 1866 in South. Just received direct from the Manufacturer while her husband is the Mr and Mrs Charles Albee1 of New "1 have fired the walking-stic- k a conslirnment of Decorated Crockery and of ,I've of and Saucers. Mrs Edwin Wright daughter carried over 40 on account of The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. Cups Plates, Vegetable Haven were at John Green's. , years a Banking Dishes, I'latters, Pitchers, Howls, etc. Goshen have visited at Eugene North sore that resisted every kind of treat- Anything In the lot for 10c. Come In and Mr and Mrs H. I. Smith Were up I see them. They are going fast. rop's ; also Mr and Mrs Charles Schaff- - ment, until tried Bucklen's Arnica er of from Waterbury at J. W. Smith's. Salve ; that has healed the sore and T. L. & Danbury. made me a writes John Watson Co., Jesse Smith was home from Storrs happy man," At C. P. Williams' Up-to-Da- te Garrett, of North Mills, N. C. Guar- BANKERS vacation. BROKERS college for a short , anteed for Piles, Burns, etc. Store, HINTS ON GIFT-GIVIN- Guaranteed at R. H. Beers & Co., New- and Bonds South Britain. Rev Fred K. Buck of Waterbury as- Stocks of town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy social sisted by Rev Charles Goad, pastor Gou-let- A careful canvas of a gather Hook: P. J. Garvin. Bethel ; L. t, Corner Mala and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. and Rev ing, one evening this week, showed the Congregational church, Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, Eas- nine-tent- ton ; W. B. ; ON that of the persons present George Eastland, pastor of the M.E. Hawley, Sherman Smith INTEREST DEPOSITS. . Wm. J. Veness, Cornwall intend to make but useful church, officiated at Christ church. Bros., Bridge; Connery South Britain, Conn. nothing gifts Bros., Georgetown ;J. M. Sullivan, Red for Christmas, this year. This is prob Mrs Harry Tracy and children of ding Ridge ;G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; The brand of coffee "liW pleases a fair statement of the attitude of a few days at J. W. G. W. Allen when others fall. We also have a good drink-ln- g ably spent Hurlbut, Koxbury; Joyce, colTee for jrw. Our Oolong and Japanese most people toward the gift question. Smith's, last week. Roxbury, Station; G. W. Hatch, bridgeport James & Co., teas are as line, us the market affords. Come Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, New Staples and get a sample. Our fall and winter stock The currency tie-u- now happily past, Warden & State Deputy Game Walker Milford ; E. H.' Beardsley, New Pres- of ruhliers, artics. felt and rubber boots has some Ravings ank Bankers and Brokers, arrived. Fresh and salt meat of all kinds at certainly made lolks do serious was in town last week, and arrested ton ; Cogswell & Wettereau, Washing 189 State Street, Corner Court, reasonblc prices. Groceries and general mer- thinking concerning Christmas ton Depot ; Harry Brown, f Southbury ; Incorporated 1843. chandise. No better to gifts. several boys for hunting rabbits with BKIDGEPORT, CONN. place trade. C. P. Williams, South Britain ; Perkins Thus the vogue of the really useful a ferret. OOB. MAIN and STATE STS. Brothers, Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long received to check and In- which was Dorn several Deposits subject gilt, years Mrs Joel H. Atwood and children'of Hill; Druggists. 25c. Try them. Bridgeport, Conn. terest ul lowed at ' he rate of 3 per cent on bal- CASH TALKS. ago, promises to become almost uni- ances of 00 or over. Watertown visited at A. C. Lake's on Bonds versal this season. As the most useful Surety furnished. Deposits, $6,227,921.99 Will Rex shaved beef In jar, 23c. Rex Saturday. act as Trustees or Administrators In corned and roast beef, 23c can. Nice gifts are those which people can make Assets, $6,781,461.98 the settlement of Estates or In the care of per The KM Vou HavB canned corn 10c per can, 3 for 25c. All other the most use articles of Bean tba Always BoasM property generally. low of, wearing ap ) Safe boxes .groceries at corresponding prices for Signature received from $1 deposit to rent, with private cash. parel naturally take first place in the Deposits up. rooms for use of customers. Cornwall Bridge. of Interest paid on all ' as the amounts, large JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. gift column, just wearing ap or small. sold & Co. takes first P. L. Holzer P T. parel by Meigs THANKSGIVING DAY MEMORIES. t. b. deforest, President Staples. place by reason of its superior style i Michael Kennedy has the credit of edward 9tkeling, Vice Presidents Removal Notice. and wearing qualities. Early buyers of The Season's P. B. HAWLEY, f doing all he could to supply those who ALEXANDER HAWLEY. Treasurer The Trust Have removed Barber goods have much the best of it, in se- Bridgeport my Shop were turkey hungry at Thanksgiving rora Munson Hall to rooms over Postoffiee lections and comfort, and Meigs & Co. Tastiest where I shall do all kinds of TonsoriaW work. as we counted something like 75 in his Mechanics' and Farmers Company, Satisfaction In all wo;'k guaranteed. Shop urge their thousands of friends and open and yard a few days previous to his ship- Bank Wednesday Saturday evenings. customers to do their Christmas buying Productions Savings 8tate St., Bridgeport. Conn. them MARTIN CRANE, South Britain, Conn. ping to market. early. There will be plenty of people Are shown In our large and ex- Sew Buk BuiUiif, Wall St., Briif prt Capital, surplus and undi- who will to' crowd the stores Mark Wedge of Bridgeport was home clusive stock and all marked at prices at tho put it off, same or loss than Inferior are sold. vided profits, $300,000.00 On and after May 1 1 will be at qualities Oct, 1, 1906, $3,873,773.29 NOTIOE-- my with his mother, Mrs Lucy Wedge, close connection with the markets Deposits, in South Britain to do the last few shopping days before 0ir enable 160,681.68 Kecel es to prepared us to at the lowest for cash, Surplus and Interest, Deposits subject check, allowing business in my line. friends over Sunday. buy prices less Interest on accounts $500 any Thanking my Christmas. Buy early, and buy your oven than of the businoss averaging balance. for their patronage in the past and solicit a many largest houses Rents Safe Deposit Boxes. share of in the future. & Co.'s. Fred Hall and Miss Edith Blue of in New York and Boston have been able to Assets, 14,034,454.97 Acts as it useful gifts at Meigs for Executor, Administrator, Trustee buy or In any Fiduciary A. P. Munson, Milford dined with Mr and Mrs Fergu- Our shop Is full of suggestions for HIM,! for Number of depositors, 11,587 Capacity. South Britain. Ot, IIEK ami for the BABY, at prices to suit ev- ' S. re- son on Mrs Fergu- Deposits of Jl to $1000 received and Interest F. W. MARSH, President.' Mr and Mrs Ernest Sanford Thanksgiving day. ery pocketbook.: from the of iredltod first each month, payable ORANGE MERWIN, Vice son also her mother and Store Dec. the In and of each - Pres'i turned home from their wedding trip, entertained open evenings, beginning 7th, January July year, incorpor- EGBERT MARSH, Secretary. until Christmas. tted 1873. Announcements. sister from over Sunday. E. H. JUDSON Treasurer. Roxbury Monday evening. Brideport OFFIOEKS I C. L. Slade was in the ohn L. Weasele, President ' Waterbury, James Armstrong moved his K. I fore' part of this week, visiting his son, & Marshall Morris, vice Prealdenta "H. R GARLICK, household goods to Washington, Satur- G. W. Fairchild Sons, B. Hall, f George, who is in very poor health bdk. People's day. , ; r, J Oil! PeeMary and Treasurer, Veterinary.; there. Jewelers, CONN. Bank. ROXBURY, When the Stomach, Heart or Kid- The two dances given Thanksgiving Savings Opticians, Importers, Retailers ' Distance 208-- The Hiddlesex Long Telephone ney nerves get weak, then these or- evening were well partonized. The INCORPORATED I860. P. S. : ' Main Cor. O. Any one wishing to communicate with gans always fail. Don't drug the buck and dance at the lower hall 997 St., P. Arcade, me over Local Telephone Call wing Co. New Bank Building, Bridgeport. Stomach, nor stimulate the Heart or was very high'y complimented by all BRIDGEPORT, CT. Banking Kidneys. That is simply a makeshift. who witnessed it. Established 1865. Organised In 1875. Nov In Its 30th year of being on the same as For Christmas Get a prescription known to all drug- Rev Mr business, plane Savings Deposits, $4,515,867.49 Page of Ellsworth supplied Ranks and under the of the State Dr Re- supervision gists everywhere as Shoop's j We shall have nice Christmas the pulpit, last Sunday, in exchange Bank Examiners. State Trust Funds since Deposits of $1 will start you in the Candy, Chocolates and Bon Bons, New Mized storative. The Restorative is pre- with Mr Henderson and a very the Statute of 1889. saving line. Kuts, sweet Oranges, crispy Malaga Grapes, gave a in- Accuracy cent of 1100, 1300, 1000, decorated China ware and fancy lamps. Now pared expressly for these weak and sermon. 5p5r Debentures (500, out- timely interesting Is the time to get a good warm stable or side nerves. Strengthen these nerves, ! OFFICERS : door blanket for your horse. We have some Mrs Maria Skiff, who has been stop- Characteristic nice ones at reasonable prices: also some nice, build them up with Dr Shoop's Resto- L. D. Sanford & Co., warm at her old home for the few SAMUEL W. BALDWIN, bed blankets, Full stock of Groceries ping past miwi tj uruer on hand. rativetablets or liquid and see how in mis juiii siiiiviusu President. and General Merchandise always weeks, has returned to Waterbury for will receive the same care and attention that 150 Meigs BIdg, Bridgeport, Conn. Is devoted to orders. Wo are anxious THE MONEY SAVING STORE. quickly help will come. Free sample larger HENRY EXOCH P. the winter. lu nuvo.vim lit iiuiiiu hi uui suuie, ailll ATWATER, HINCKS. test sent on request by Dr Shoop, Ra- that it shall be a pleasure to you to give us Vice Presidents, Allen ' Mrs Catherine who has been To we ex- Joyce, Wis. Your health is worth Towles, your patronage. this end always cine, surely tend courteous attention and the best We Offer, EDWARD W. MARSH, Roxbury Station, Conn several with Mrs Mer-ri- tt give this test. Sold all dealers. spending days quality at the lowest possible mice. We simple by to fol- - Secretary and Treasurer. Slade, has returned home to Plain-- would rather make twenty sales at a profit of Subject sale, the j ' ' five on each lowinn first negotiated by us on ; cents than to make one sale at a morrcajes FRANK HUBBARD. Notice. To check a cold from ville.' prolit of one dollar, ll requires twenty times improved llridjreiioi't ileal Kstate. Notes have Special quickly, get .nil.. I, tn'.t.'.i U t ., 1.., ll interest coupons attached, principal and in- Book Keeper and Teller. need in the dine of Paint-i- n; If yon anything your druggist some little Candy Cold brings us in touch with twentv-to-im- e more terest payable at our bank. or Paper Hanging, call at Cole Brothers as our has us leave order. Satisfac- people, experience taiiglil thai Amount. Appraisal. Hate. Insurance. Barber Khop and your Tablets called Preventic. Druggists ev Bridgewater. a ph ased customer Is onr best advertisement. National tion in all work guaranteed. $ I.M) J M0 per cent Vacant lot Bridgeport now Preven-tic- s, 300 (J 10 ti " " erywhere are dispensing of Cole Brothers, people goingout our store the greater llie ii.io 6 " " PERSONAL CHAT. of the of Bank. Roxbury Station, Conn. for they are not only safe, but strength advertising force public Hit) Tin ti " " in favor We opinion of this store. a 2.."n Pre-venti- cs keep set) 1,10 decidedly certain and Mrs Esther of will 1S0U. v prompt. Hawley Washington large slock, and your order receive our ..TO Incorporated best attention whether call in or !N) Vacantlol, contain no quinine, no laxa- and W. W. Welton ' were guests on you person l.nm 2,siil) ti " l.siio Andrew Puchala, sond. " 8213,850. ' l.:m '2.M 5 l.M) Capital, CONN. tive, harsh nor Tak- of Mr and Mrs " , ROXBURY, nothing sickening. Thanksgiving day z.riiio ,,' j 8,uifl Surplus and Profits, $200,000 en ;:,mk) ruw 5 " 3,ooo Horse and Ox Shoeihg, Carriage and Wagon at the'sneeze stage" Preventics Franklin Hawley. , H. H. " and General Also CANFIELD, 3.:.'.i0 S.iMI 5 3.."00 Repairing Blacksinithing. will O.OOti ti " all kinds of Machine Work done. Every day prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis, Mrs H. M. has been spending NOllTIt WooimtTRY, Ct. 3..V0 :i,5iio and a Desire Jessup 3.7(io 0,000 51-- 2 " s.Tiki Ability, Integrity to after 4 p. m.. all kinds of Plumbing work done La etc. Hence the Pre- Grippe, name, a few days with Mrs Laura Welton. 4,500 SUHKi (i " 5.000 at your home when desired. Shop open week Serve You, from 1 a. m. to 6 p. m. ventics. Good for feverish child- A similar line of Bridgeport Mortcairescan days Miss Sadie Hatch of Bennett's Is 135-- 201-- be furnished. .Stocks and Bonds, that what we believe you will find If Telephone calls 5 and ren. 4 Preventics 25 cents. Trial Boxes usually you Bridge and Miss Bertha Hatch of Sher- listed or unlisted on the New Yorlj Hto"k become a patron of the Bridgeport National 25 cts. Sold by all dealers. Also deal in Real Estate, Insurance Rank; land behinijUhls desire there Is great man were guests, last week, of Mr and Bee Advs and Surety Bonds. financial strength and solidity. W. T. QAULjAOHSR, Mrs Mark Hatch. Bring Resources to the amount of about two mil- Maim St., Sakdt Hook, Ot. BURR & lions piotect the account you place In the OASTOIIIA.The Haw KNAPP, National Bank. ' Station. Barber Btari tli Mw Always Robert Treat of Yale college, New Bridgeport , Shop near New England Bankers and Brokers, and Hairdresser. Satisfaction In all my work Haven, was a over .Quick Returns. T. B. DEFOREST, President. and even- guest Thanksgiving Tel. 433. 923 guaranteed. Shop open every day Main Street. F. N. BEN HAM, Cashier. ing. BaiorHoning A Specialty. of his parents. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER , 1007.

iThe Newtown Bee Bridgeport's rM.t.M, I'lhlal, IfcititiU-- r S, WI, Horse Dept. Store. , ' OUR NEIGHBORS. Id, H, n. Ki lr AnjUiii. ) Some Womea uitU(iil. tead Southford. Wngtmri, Hani Bay-Mieirs- Carrlngt, fe A 703-70- 8 CHRISTWHKK P. TAPPAN. Baiting Chapel St. ChrUUifbcr p. Tttppnn, an old rwi New Haven, Cnnn iK nt of thin town, tiii'il Thursday night, Blanket HukIm'm Ixmmltig. Mr Tappan wan well liken) by till ho Im I mr 'i'Mi.ki ! fun- - (ittWutf (niir up knew him, k-in- vry jruwl in caw of (li r fur llnu.'i am i.rt. m.tf n. l.i Nirkne ur In trouble. He was taken tu4ui'U ( tliv l .illlii li III. kt IUV Mix IMM rlukll 111 tkl llMl4l'Ul with a shark year two and never got over the '(TifU of It. The last three Every Department is spaik-iin- g The Blue Ribbon Auto & month he had not been able to get out Co. of bin chair. ! He him been living at the with Carriage Inn a number Suuthfurd for of years. m iU a I ikj i bk. iI i v u urn Bridgeport, Conn. He was nrnrriM and had one daughter Automoltili) (innitft1, who died very young, lie has a sinter I Kit H Ul Avn to mourn hit lots, who lives in New Curringe York City. Mr Tappan wan about 69 Holiday I'kuuuii MrwU years of age. He was fa successful chemist, having studied it for a num Tha that Makes Cooking The Newtown Bca her of years, i There was service at the Range Easy hotel, Sunday at 1 o'clock, Mr Kirk E. J. HALL, SANDY HOOK. goods, Patrick of Oxford officiating. There was a large number of friends who LITCHFIELD COUNTY. went to view the remains. The body in ap- was taken on the 8.45 train to New suggestive character, Thanksgiving holidays at her home on all sizes, nice for pies. York City, where he will be buried. Long Hill. prunes, very in reasonable South Church street Now is the time for packing down your propriate style, pork. We have a big stock of coarse Robert Burns has returned home Mr and Mrs C. B. Mills entertained MISS GABLER MR DILLISTIN. and in an salt all ready for you ; 20 pounds gran- right price, considering Artesi from a visit with his her mother from Norwalk and Mr and Miss Mabel Gabler and Ellis Dillis-tl- n ulated short family. sugar, $1.00; fancy tomatoes, of Wed- the There are Mrs Clifford Mills and this place were married on 10c can ; three cans Van Camp pump- quality. things Mrs Walter Wheeler, who has been daughter, New nesday, November 27, in York. kins, 25c ; three cans fancy com, 25c. in Thanksgiving. novel and visiting New York City, returned, They returned to their home here on Remember our store is the place to pretty, practical Wells Mr and Dillis-ti- n Her sister returned Wilkie Batterson has ac a Thanksgiving day. Mrs W. Hurd's Hill Saturday night epted po- save money. N. Long such as visit-M- will make their home in Bridge- and necessary Furs, with her for a short r sition in the wire mill at New Jersey store. port. The revival services held Rev Mr And Water with his R, O. Bennett by Um- Supply and Mrs F. Merwin are visiting uncle, Patchin of in the Metho- Waists, Silk Petticoats, H. S. has a com- Bridgeport ami Mr Merwin's mother at the Southford Mrs George Oakley and daughter of Wedge purchased dist church hall will be continued this For Cities Towns, Breweries, air milk fever cure for cows, a , pressed December 6, and ev- brellas, Gloves Hosiery.Neck-wear- Manu Inn. Danbury have been the guests of her and now evening, Friday, factories, Cemeteries, f sure cure for the disease, is week and Mr and Mrs Wallace Smith. serv- ery Tuesday Friday evening Man- Farms, lb'sidctices. Mrs William Hogan had as a guest, parents, rffldy to answer all calls for his until further notice. Jewelry, Mirrors, ices. last week, her brother, Mr Lynch, of Mrs George Oakey and daughter of Station Agent M. J. McDonough William Lyons and family spent Hand Sofa have been the has been among the sick' ones, this icuring Sets, Bags, Waterbury. Danbury guests of her Thanksgiving day in Easton, the guests week, and unable to be on duty. Mr Minor and parents, Mr and Mrs Wallace Smith. of Mr and Mrs William H. Yale and Mrs son, Verton, Lyons. Mr Sutherland and family and Mr Pillows, Center Pieces; Mr who lived in the Or-vil- le visited with Mr Minor's brother in Freeberg, and Mrs J. who lived near Mr and Mrs Clarence Olmstead and Mallett has moved to McGuinty, place, the depot, are soon to move to Monroe. SeaP Pin Cushions, Folding Roxbury, Thanksgiving day. family were guests of Mr and Mrs Bridgeport. Charles Emerson hts taken a position Floyd Jennings, Thursday. Miss Lillie Lyons is spending a few Screens, in Japanese Gongs, as teamster at the Diamond Match 'ays Bridgeport with friends, this Monroe. week. Hampers, Sewing Stands, Co. 's factory. Stevenson. Remember our stock of canned goods AT MONROE b'dx-e- Charles Hinman has resigned his po- is complete and the beet the market STATION. White Waist Patterns in s, WHAT'S DOING HEREABOUTS. affords and our are low. sition with the Diamond Match Co. prices If you Quite a neat attractive building has are hard to in tea and coffee we Several of the families of this place please been railroad Fancy Waist and Dress can do it. Big line of felt and rubber put up by the company entertained guests from out of town best makes on the market. We near what is known as the Jerome Mal-le- tt Test Borings and Core Drill Pros Washington. boots, Petterns in boxes; .White Thanpksgiving day. shall have a stock of Christmas tool for Mlnernls.Testing for Dam, big place. It is used as a room pectlng REV WILLIS STRONG COLTON. candy and all the other good for Bnilding and Bridge Pier Foundations. Mr and Mrs Emory Sears and child- things and storehouse and presents a better Aprons, bainty Muslin Under- Shafts for Elevators and other The Rev Willis Strong Colton passed the Christmas trade. Groceries and any ren from Fisher's Island have been vis- feed of all kinds. The Cash appearance than the depot, which is purpose. away last week at his home in Toledo, Cheap wear, Men's Ties, Gloves and practical Mr and Mrs . S. not as of the road Ohio, where he had resided for the last iting Hinman, for Grocery, Robert Staines, proprietor. kept up the patrons week.1 Mr and Mrs who lived in J. J. would to Drilled Wella, 15 years. He was born in Royalton, N. nearjy a Roe, like see it. , ' hundreds of other suggestions Y and was the nine Radcliffe's tenement house, moved to ., youngest of C. B. French and John Loughlin have ' Driven Wella, children. He was one of six brothers Bridgeport, last Monday. Rev Ralph T. Jefferson of Darien too numerous to mention. v each a fine new horse of Mr and Mrs Charles of Test who went to Yale. He graduated from purchased Ailing Bridge- will officiate at St Peter's on Sunday, Borings in- New Haven port and Charles Hibbard and family Come and make (Exact Samples) Yale in 1840, and remained as an parties. December 8. early your structor four he of Stratford spent Thanksgiving with for years. After that, Miss Marion French spent a of Any Pumping System Supplied. took the course in the Yale Theological part Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Hibbard. J. H. Brewster and familyof Derby selection while stocks are at last week at her grandfather's, A. Tay- Miss Sophia Bitterman is ill, this Wind Hot Air seminary, deciding to enter the field of spent Thanksgiving day at B. S. Mills, Tanks, Pumps, in Walker's Farms district. week, and under the care of Dr Gallup. best. Gas and Gasolene mininstry as his father had done before lor's, Hurd's. their Eggmes, Engines, him. Mr and Mrs J. J. Radcliffe have re- After finishing his course in the An-son- ia Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. Miss Bertha Smith has been in South. seminary he accepted a in turned from their trip Clarence B. Burr is at the James- pastorate former Miss Mrs McLean is a few Wethersfield, Conn., and remained visiting her teacher, spending days town here the of Charles exposition. there over ten years. From that place Calista Furey. guest her son, Green. Misses Fannie and, Bessie Burr are I C. L. he moved to Washington, Conn., and John Stowe and of HCHLthe Grant, family Bridgeport Mrs and served as of the Congregational Jane Frear daughter, Lora, visiting relatives in Zoar. couch 58 Belden St. , Hartford, Conn, pastor have been spending a few days with in LUNGS church in this town for over ten years. spent Thanksgiving Bridgeport. im CURE the 1 Miss Rose Sinclair has been spend- From here he became of the Mr and Mrs Warren Stowe. MrsCharles P. Jennings is among the ' pastor f sick week. a few at her home. church in Warren. His three pastor- Mrs has ones, this ing days Franklin Dring recently William WITH ates in Connecticut covered about the Robb of Bridgeport spent entertained her sister, Miss Laura his home here. same period of time, having served as Sunday at Horses! Stocking, of Cromwell. Harry Jennings of Bridgeport was a Bridgewater. mininster in state Jin all ;this thirty of his years and over. He removed to Wayne. Miss Elsie Bibbins of Easton has guest, Thanksgiving day, par- Mr and Mrs Charles P. . Ohio, where he had charge of a parish. ents, Jennings. BRIEFLY NOTED. been spending a few days with friends Miss Alice Dingley is quite ill at her For the last fifteen years he has been John Waite of PBICE Horses! in home. Danbury passed a few 51)0 & a retired minister in Toledo, Ohio. He this place. la Roughs $1.00. Mrs Frank Gabler of New York was days, this week, at the home of Mr ?wGLDS Tsl.il Bottle Free died at the age ,of 79 years ; and five A family by the name of Harlow months. He had been confined to his the guest, last week, of Mr and Mrs and Mrs E. C. Randall. m ALL THROAT Ail3 LUS! (3 TROUBLES. moved from Seymour, last week, and Peter Gabler. 50 Horses bed by illness for six weeks. Besides GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY Mrs H. Eastman is a Dr A. C. Leslie, who was the guest his widow, he leaves five children to are living in J. B. Downs' tenement F. entertaining OR MONSi? BEJ?UNDED. ' ' lady friend from out of town, this of Drarid Mrs, Morgan in Albany, N.Y., mourn his loss, two married sons and a house. ' at Auction who in week. over has returned home. married daughter lives Toledo, Mrs Bertha Kilson of Kent is house- Thanksgiving, and Mrs W. G. Brinsmade of this Mr and Mrs Herbert Walker are re- at J. B. Downs'. congratulations on the arrival Dr and Mrs George Edwards Staub 2 M. place ; also a son, Arthur Colton of keeper ceiving Stepney. Saturday, at P. of a daughter. Mrs Walker is in and family and Mr and Mrs M. H. New York. The Rev Mr Colton will The faithful horse owned by C. E. 3.4D0 be Brideeoort with her mother. Mrs Sa Mallette and Master Mir matched teams that weigh lbs, remembered by many in this town, of Montville Mallette, AN ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE. H.O0O Bradley as been killed because old rah for a few weeks. teams that weiuh 3,flJ0 and His., also some coming here as he did after the Civil French, returned to New Milford on Fri- woiKh 2.1KH) and 2WX). We have slnifle I one-ha- lf ton Jr., that bir , . Just arrived of fancy Mr and Mrs aa'li-tnate- War atfd for' over 10 as age. Ernest Northrop having horses and some nice business horses d remaining years day after passing Thanksgiving at the and well broken, all ready to go rlifht pastor. He was beloved by all his peo- been married 52 weeks, quite a number to work, we nave a few nice drlvlnir horses a and faithful home of Mrs Emelia Mallette. .'. : or as ple being good minister, of their friends of this vicinity and and two three that can step as fast you and one the of whose work want to ride. This lot of uood horses are all memory Mrs Alvira Warner and Mr and Mrs them a and isound. all acclimated and well still with some who are Bridgeport gave surprise party young lingers yet John Benson and daughter were the broken. living amongst us. on Monday evening. The callers 35 (rood second hand horses rltrht out of Mrs- The club was entertained In the Presidential Year guests of - Elizabeth Morris, With work. 0 eood chunks rlirht from an Ice com Poquasset i brought them an abundance of the pany In this city will be sold for the high at Washington club rooms on Thanks- Thanksgiving day. choicest of pastry and fruits and cele- dollar no matter what tney nrintr. ir you with a card and in- want see the blinrrat and best horse sale giving night party of brated ice to formal dance. The committee consist- Read a Fair and Able Newspaper Quality Bridgeport peam. They In the state at tend one of Hamilton Brother's table the leading market of. the East. Wasons, ed of Mr and Mrs A. C. Titus, D. S. lingered long at the for the best Harness, Montana Robes, Whips and every Hartwell, Fred Brinsmade and Mies NEW ENGLAND'S BEST Tashua. of reasons. thing tor the horse iroes at this sale. Bessie Baker. Bring In anything you hare to sell. Mrs F. W. Wersebe has been visiting CHRIST CHURCH NOTES. The young people will give a light relatives in New for Jersey a week or supper and other entertainment in the HAMILTON more. Springfield Republican The sewing society of Christ church BROS., win- Methodist chuch, lower room, on Frii Spencer Cape is at the Danbury hos- MASSACHUSETTS . will meet for the first time, this All with ter, with the president, Mrs t J. W. day evening, December 13. They Lead Horsemen in pital appendicitis. Jour- The club held An Enterprising, Attractive and Independent Treadwell, on afternoon and Connecticut. Monday an interesting Friday Mr and Mrs Benjamin Corning and Wet-terau'- nal Devoted and to the 13. ' meeting this week at Mrs Joseph s. Conscientiously Intelligently evening, December A supper will 749 Water St., Opp. the Depot Puplic (Interests. be served. All are invited to family of Sandy Hook were Thanks- -' The quotations in response to ' cordially Bridgeport, Conn. attend. of Edward the roll call were from Carlyle's works. Establisned in 1824 by SAMUEL BOWLES giving guests Corning. Mrs Addie Hollister read an extremely interesting paper giving the history of DAILY (Horning) $8 SUNDAY, $2 WEEKLY, $1 Nichols Look Out for the houses through East street and of Brookfield. the people who occupied them in the A greatly improved methanical equipment enables The Re- Miss PERSONAL CHAT. early days. Keavany substituted publican to put out in its Daily and Sunday editions a, larger THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. Christmas for Mrs Dodge in about St reading to meet the requirements of the times; but there is no Rev Edward J. Curtis and family Petersburg.-- M. L. T. newspaper Mrs Charles Greene and family left deviation from the rule of ! which his char-acceriz- with his 'Quality first," always Brookfield for their winter home in spent Thanksgiving brother, Goods famous The editorial page is kept Howard B. Curtis. Georgetown. Springfield's journal New York, Monday. fully up to the standard of excellence which for years has caused Frank Couch entertained his father at Edwad Wilmott and Mrs Jane Wil-mo- tt BREEZY BUNCH OF LOCALS. The Republican to be more widely quoted than any other New and mother and Mr and Mrs Odell on of Bridgeport spent Thanksgiving V. Mr and Mrs A. F. O'Neill and Mrs 'England , Frank Zahn's, newspaper. with Miss Ada Cotten. Thanksgiving day. The news of the natioral of 1908 will be Kent, Conn. Hattie Hammil are guests of Mr and campaign reported George H. Wade and wife of Shelton with and the editorial treatment of the Mr and Mrs C. E. Vroman spent Mrs George Hammil on Chicken street. special thoroughness, great and Samuel Thorp and family of Bridge- Have you visited his 5 and 10c coun- issues involved will be free aad keen and earnest. The Re- Thanksgiving with friends in Cannon. ter? Mr and Mrs E. P. Bennett ,spent fair, port were guests on Thanksgiving day is ever and in Its serv- Miss Mary Bateman is spending a Thanksgiving with their son, George publican independent, vigorous courageous at T. L. Wade's. ice of tne people's interests. Besides "all the news and the truth few days with friends in Philadelphia, Osborne, at Tarrytown. , William Wellington and family spent about it," regular departments give due attention to literature, art, Pa. Miss Leila Williams has been spend- Thanksgiving day in Bridgeport. Hunters, the dramaj music sports and outdoor life, the distinctive interests Miss C. Hull spent her Thanksgiving ing a few days home. Beers and of of women, science and education, business and progressive agricul- with friends out of town. Frank family Bridge Driving and Leo Danforth was in town, Sunday. ture. port and Harry N. French of New Mr and Mrs Asa Hoyt spent Thurs- Kinzer of - 16 Thurs-da-s York spent Thanksgiving at C. W. Horace Pennsylvania has The Weekly Republican of broad pages, is published with friends. Parties day Danbury French's. ' ' Skating been the guest of Miss Elsie Bennett. s and goes all over the United States and to many oher coun- Can find entertainment Mr and Mrs Levi Warren spent a few Mrs D.H. Miller, who has been very tries It is a general favorite witi Americans 'traveling abroad, the winter the days with his mother, Mrs Mary War during at ill, is now able to sit up. valued for its intelligent summary of the world's news, its able New Preston. i last week, comments anH rich and fea- ren, Mrs A. E. Wood has returned, after on passing events itj literary general Waramaug Inn, tures. Miss May Supples entertained Dan- Miss Fannie Adams, who went with a long visit with her niece in Cannon. Lake Waramaug, NewPreston,Ct. bury friends, Thursday, C. G. King and friends in his auto to O.R. Bennett was in DAILY, $8 a $2 a 70 cents a month, 3 cents a copy. town, Saturday. year, quarter, Lewis Smith of Great Barrington New York, is having a delightful time SUNDAY, $2 a 50 cents a 5 cents a copy. A number attended the dance year, quarter, her friends. She will large WEEKLY, $1 a year, 25 cents a quarter, 10 cents a month, 3 cents a spent a few days, lastjweek, with his visiting many Town Wiard Plows! given in the hall, Thursday even- copy. parents. . . not return to Waramaug Inn until aft- ing. Specimen Copies of either Edition sent free on application. . er the holidays. Sulky Plows, the Best In the World. The will be sent free for one month to any one who Weekly Republican A Agricultural Tools of all kinds. Mrs William Fryer spent Saturday wishes to it. ' jolly party of 12 young people SEE ME AND SAVE MONEY. try v OASTORIA. in A18 ltind Von Have came on horse from New Milford Danbury. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Address Bui tin Always Bought back MASS. to dinner B. Fairchild, Miss Laura Bennett, who is studying THE REPUBLICAN, SPRINGFIELD, 8ignstus take at Waramaug Inn, and fj. to climb the mountain. 44-- in New has been pinnacle Tel. No. , Newtown, Ct. York, spending the THE NEVVTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1907. 11

numerous to mention in newspaper article, all choice reiki of the war, The Newtown Bee. There are also many home made gar- Don't Push ment that force of circumstance 4MMMMMMMMMlt the The lwrwj ft' lrw t'a tatrj ingenuity of the southern wlywwll'M''MMWew.W'," A Sale a&d Sure women to make from thing grown Huauaxao Ht loud without help, if you Cure. on home soil, straw bonnets and straw Cough THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANT. reduce frictiun to almost hut braided from home grown straw, liuthlnjf l applying band spun and hand made garment for Kcmp'5 Balsam f both men's and women' wear, new-palt- ALLIrtON P.HM1TM. Cmwiuiht o Iwitiim from common wall imjier print- - MicaAxh Dih- nut rniituln Opium, 4HTHUU J. BSJITH, ed on one side, imuer money issued by Mm III tin 14 ... mil ill nip vtntwAf tit J rli'sina M.aausR, the Cotifedenuy, never worth but lit jf "tuUUonuiui,'" Jnb'. 2 ai Grease The Kind You Have Always Bought, and wbidi lias beea HKNKY H. HHITB. tle of their face value and iraitieally to the whet-la- . la uo for over 30 yearn, lias borii (ho alciiature of Hmre If no Narcotic In Krmp'i BuUam. Vivt Hhwioint a0 worthier before its close. Of that, GsitsaAL AiiinT. No other lubri- and bos been iiinuo under bin per Nothing of a jHiimifirt or lw.uiful X there were many bill of variou de- cant ever mailt) , Bonal supcrvlHlou Iwe its Infancy. clnriu'ti'r euicn iitUiiU cuiiiruUiiu, nominations triouped in one frame ami ff-f"- This cteuu ami pure cur.jiU curs T wears to Ions Allow n aha tod(H!clvo you la this. SO In the renter of was the follow- s 71 OanU Bll Months, group Juat-iw-MM- cup-- cou;im iuhi c uiuui no cmou (ST1 t&aYenf, for nniUavMsoniuch All Imitations and " l" are butr oilier niedli 'tie. Oeou for four Months. Kuur Cent a Oopf . ing reminder Counterfeit, by any Iiomc Kwir. NVxttimo that trifle with and endancer tho ha!th of It Liut ouvuil thousands from "Heiresenting naught on Gou' earth Experiments Mic. A.i.e (tMiusie. Infants and Cklldrcu-Experlc- uce agaliiKt r.xpcrlincnt. try now, ' It Lit, unveil Uioumindi of live. Standard Oil Co. I DOT. And in below A 2m. Untie contain M dinw. Newtown, Conn,, Friday. Itixvnilwr 0, IiwhI'4 nothing the water it A the of a nation that At all ilrutwhrta', 23o., BOo. and $1. pledge passed What is CASTORIA Don't accept anything Im. away south who hau ever studied history Keep it dear friend and show it. Caatorla h a harmless subatltute for Caxtor Oil, Pare- IMMMSMMMMMMt TlLKPHONI, 4- - could question the purity of Con Show It to those who will lend an ear goric, Drops and Soothing: Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It Lee'a private life, or his Christian char To the tale this trifle will tell contains neither Opium, Morphluo nor other Narcotic Of born of a dream is Its Wormf lonariimf Ritas i acter or of the sincerity of hii purpose Liberty patriot's substance. Its age guarantee. It deatroys In defending with the sword the prin- Of a storm cradled Nation that fell." and allays Feveriahneas. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Buslneat lw lmo Imo tmo yeai Leading Wuhloftoa 1.00 1.00 (.00 which he as God had One room in the Is Colic relieves Troubles, cures Constipation 1 1 sab too ciples for fought, building given up It Teething E.O0 4.00 .00 10.00 Muii. i men 1.00 sriven him to see the nor can we to the relic of Mr Davis and his fam- and It assimilates the Food, regulates the inches 1.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 18.00 right, Flatulency. i B.OO g inches ' (.50 (.00 10.00 16.00 ever foret with what magnanimity Gen ily. One case is filled with the child Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep 6.00 12.00 18.00 80.U0 i incite J.00 his Mother's Friend column 4.00 8.00 16.00 (4.00 40.00 Grant received the surrender of the playthings of daughter, Winnie, who The Children's Panacea The 80.00 H.00 48.00 l- column (.00 10.00 sword of the vanquished at Appomat was born here and was known until column (.00 U.00 (4.00 H.00 00.00 M column (.09 10.00 U.00 48.00 (0.00 tox, them all to go back to her death as the "Daughter of the Con- ALWAYS 40.00 (0.00 100.00 bidding GENUINE 1 column 10.00 (0.00 CASTORIA Are You their homes and again engage in the federacy." The Misaissippi room was civic duties of home life. As the years his study where he held conferences Bears the of Reading notice. brsTler type, 0o line. Signature Small nonpareil a la, lo a word per week brighter and brighter glow the with General Lee and other notable to go b, Going Build, tenderness of feeling that showed itself leaders. It was in the "Georgia" ' Paint or Circulation : in that last act, the closing scene of room where President Lincoln was re- ? War. had well, ceived six after the evacuation of Repair Your Buildings ' the Civil They fought days 1. 1882. 000 January they had fallen silently, and no one Richmond when in the city for a few descendants in their re hours. In the second is a win Last week, 4700 can meet their story IF SO; constructed homes without saying dow boarded up on the outside from You "thev have risen without bitterness," which the little boy, "Joe," fell upon The Kind Me Always Bought y wherever the battle scarred the below and broke his neck. Lum and porch Buy your Shingle, veterans of the war between the states, To me, there was much pathos injected In Use For Over 30 Years. A in in mu- OIT LETTER clad the visit to the Confederate MURRAY TOTS ber, etc., at my Yard. the one, his suit of gray, the TM OCNTIWa OOHHUtf . T? TMCT, atW the E. L. Johnson. A complete line of Hard other in his suit of blue, meet, seum. hand clasp is hearty and hearts beat in etc. of Mr and Mrs ware, Nails, unison as they deal in victorious rem The infant daughter E. John- iniscences of vanquishhment, or ex Paul Weinburg of Ansonia passed away From L. at their home on Novem change their experiences around the Wednesday, ber 27, three months. The funer real fires , of running the guard,, and aged ma a When buying like to KNOW that they are getting the camp to son their al was held from the parents' home on VlfWT r thing; that the quality IS exactly as represented them, of army life in general. Rapidly XTlVSt? r'finnlfi end to feel that the prices paid are Just. Then shopping Axes, Rope, will Friday afternoon, November 29. Mrs becomes a wpivand a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours In the future, simply ranks are thinning out but they pleasure choice was Miss Annie when looking for things in gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, make a ioy of life so long as it is pos Weinburg formerly cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera and field billhooks and card cases, art ware, fans, Whiting's box papers. Twine. NEWTOWN'S DEAR when ceases to be Botsford of this town. glasses, pocketbooks, TO sible and that they Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving Eyes examined day or night. Properly Utted made and will do the next-be- st thing and make a glasses guaranteed. Goto CHILDREN Burr Young and Miss Clara Young friend with death. Gen Lee died in of New Milford were guests, Thanks- TAYLOR GREGORY, 1870 but it was twenty years before giving day, of their parents, Mr and Practical Jewelers, Elisabeth St., Derby, Cena. Those of The Bee's Wider the of Richmond, poverty strick- And people Mrs Ezra Young. 5. F. SEELEY, Field. en as they were by the war, could raise the money sufficient to assure a mon- Mr and Mrs H. G. Gilbert and Mrs Depot, Ct an Washington ument. On May 30, 1890, Equestri- Canfield spent Thanksgiving day in of Gen Lee was unveiled on DEALER IN Richmond, Va October 15, 1907. an statue Stepney, the guests of Mr and Mrs Wal- was on Memo- In St Paul's church Richmond, Va., Monument avenue. It lace B. Davis. Coal, Lime, Cement, and the one of the is a memorial window to the memory rial day, occasion, Notice. Confederate ever Mrs Homer Paints, Hardware, of Jefferson Davis, President of the greatest Mr and William Hubbell, . tttf!. i - seen in Richmond. These extended Wheeler and Carlton so called Southern Confederacy from Hervey family, Edison Phonographs notes are as what devot- Mr and Mrs B. Goodsell all 1861 to 1865. It is unique in design given, showing Hubbell, I. ed exists in the southern heart and and the blending of colors is beauti loyalty spent Thanksgiving day in Westpoit, of sons and Victor Machines fullv artistic. It represents Paul as for the memory husbands, the guests of Mr and Mrs Fred B. Hub- Talking brothers who lost their lives in the bell. Sheet Music having been brought bound in chains Civil and at the same time it before King Agrippi by Festus, to an War, and ALL the Records, Mutual not detract one whit from their Mrs Aaron Sanford, who suffered a Washington swer to the charges that had been does Foreign and Domestic, to the old Flag and the shock a few days ago, is critically Fire Ins. Co.,, brought against him by his accusors loyalty now, in Stock. for which it stands. ill at her home. Always No name appears on .the window, to principles In this same connection we will call Incorporated lail. inform the passing stranger whose attention to the Confederate Museum Miss Ella Blake spent a few days, POWELL Q. SEELEY, President. memory it perpetuates, but at the base Edison Phonographs, which was one of the places visited. last week, in Hartford, the guest of her FRANK J. KILBORN, Secretary. is this inscription, "This man doeth (Cylinder Type) is a stone building sister, Sister Mary Leonard. She also nothing worthy of death or of bonds." It very pretentious Depot, Conn. of three stories, built as a visited her sister, Sister Mary Jerome, Washington Acts 26, verse 31. Imbedded in the wall originally Victor TalkingJMachines with massive in in Waterbury for a few days. at the left of the window is a bronze dwelling house, pillars (Disc Type) in Rates Furnished on Farm and Residential with the front and it was sold to the city 1862, ana wve tablet inscription, are far to ail the imita- - A Property siock. for the use of the Confederate Govern- Mr and Mrs George R. Wilson spent superior A Mutual Company. No High Ton' The daughter of the Confederacy tlons. We sell them on THREE Purely Notch Con' in Brookfield, the of )d Expenses, and Rates at Lowest ment after the Capital was changed last Friday guests sat- of Hold' Varina Anne Davis, MONTHS APPROVAL, you are to be the judge, and if you are not sistent With the interests tue.Pollcy to Richmond, Mr and Mrs Leonard H. Elsonboss. ers. Born July 27, 1864. from Montgomery, Ala., isfied, we will buy you are other make of machine you name. We was rented for the Executive We a COMPLETE so that Entered intoEternal life, Sept. 28, 1898. Va. It guarantee satisfaction. carry stock, you Ladies Should Investigate the and Davis lived Mr and Mrs A. C. Moore of Taunton can what you want HERE. "Blessed are the in heart mansion, Jefferson always get Good Points of the pure entertained a number of friends at TermsCash or credit--t- o suit YOU. for shall see God. " here for nearly four years, until the TALKING Machines of all kinds we have an they their home on Thanksgiving day. repaired; St Paul's church was where Jefferson evacuation of 'Richmond, April 22, 1865. repair shop and can repair your machines at short notice. had Demorest and his attended It became known as the "White House EVERYTH1NQ for the Talking Machine can be at Davis family regularly F. A. Young visited friends in New service the four of war, of the Confederacy. After the war it Sewing Machine. during years Milford, last week. and the family pew still has upon the was occupied by the U. S. Government be seen at our store and sold at a' price Can door a silver with for five years. Then it was used for ito beat department store figures. of the same, plate few city when Francis Kilbride spent a days, The Company, Inc., this inscription, school purposes for twenty years, Century An Stock of Groceries last week, in Bridgeport, the guest of President the city conveyed the title to a society 837 Main St., Conn. and Dry Goods. Mrs Martin Kelly. Bridgeport, Jefferson Davis called "The Confederate Memorial Lit- " Next to Smith's Theatre. 1861-1- 865. Society, which raised the sum & Wettereau, erary Mrs Maria Vass, who has been en Coggswell was on of $32,000 the half of which sum was It was in that pew he sitting joying a trip South, taking in the Washington Depot, Ct. used in making it a fire and burglar Sunday morning;. April 2, 1865, when Jamestown exposition, has returned to building in which to collect and a despatch from pen Lee was handed proof Mr and Mrs T. J. Cavanaugh's. things, as silent him announcing tre loss of Petersburg preserve interesting Carl Bader, but eloquent reminders of the "Lost to the Confederacy; and the necessity Mrs May A. Hatter of Waterbury The best of one day was Market, . Cause"'. part Washington Depot of the evacuation of Richmond, which was a guest over Thanksgiving day of United given to research and investigation, Washington Depot. took place that same night, the her son, E. C. Hatter, in Sandy Hook. hand. Game and. although there was a contiiua! A Town. A full line of Meats always on States troops enterW the city on the Leaky Meats of quality like n the season. always prime Mr Davis died in coming and going of those, my and prices reasonable. following morning. Mr and Mrs John De Long moved, fi. 1889. and his self, bent upon gaining information or Wn flrlpnns TWemlw last week, into William Ruffells' tene- satisfying curiosity, there was no There is in a radius of 20 miles of Ilawleyville, by actual remains were in Hollywood ment house on Mt Pleasant. and all were decorous with a roofs to 305 houses, 219 barns and 465 smaller build- cemetery, Richmond, in 1893. A mon- crowd, estimation, marked of reverance as well. that are leaky. They need new Shingles, and there is not The Best ument marks his grave and by his side degree ings and crowded a that can do better in buying Shingles than at Is of his Winnie Davis, Strange feelings thoughts place or spot you Flour on the Market lie two children, assortment second to none in dur- my mind, as the surround Piatt's. Our stock is complete and I and "Little Joe," who was killed tlrojeh Prize Medal called to mind the anxieties of Thousands of the State. Just note the different kinds enumerated below, ing the War. by a fall from a window. ings -- those evenful the history of which we can show and sell you. Makes more bread and the best that Directly opposite the Davis memorial years, which was written with a of blood. can be had. window is one to the memory of Rob- pen is natural when one goes Vancouver Red Cedar, (none better). Full stock of the best Groceries, ert Lee, Commander in chief of the It among Samples Free on hand at to be Feed and Grain always confederates. The windows are of uni relics pertaining to some war, Washington Red Cedar, (nearly as good). reasonable prices. for of but to to the Dr. David form size, about 4 x 10 feet, plepty looking trophies victory, AVrite Kennedy's Sons, New Brunswick White Cedar, both 16 and 18 a thinking mind there comes very soon, Rondout, N. Y., for a free descriptive large to bring out the designs in their much medical F. 0. Haeublein, with tremendous force, the thought, pamphlet, containing helpful inch best manufactured shingle in the market).. completeness. The design on the Lee advice, and a free snmpk bottle of that Easton, Conn. and garnered Adams Corner, memorial window represents Moses as "these things gathered great Kidney, Liver and Blood medicine, California Redwood, (a new shingle for these here with so much care, are none of forsaking Egypt, not fearing the wrath and a good one). them that came as the con- parts of the king, and underneath whjich is trophies hero comes with the DR. KENNEDY'S White Hemlock, (the kind that IFw LEWIS, the inscription, "By faith Mos&a re- quering along Pennsylvania Manufacturer of and the beat of fused to be called the son of Pharaoh's glare of trumpets lasts forever). Robes and but mementoes of a "Lost Harness, Blankets, Daughter, choosing rather to 'suffer drums, AVORiTE Louisiana Cypress, (one that never rots). Goods. affliction with the children of God, for Cause." Stable There is of in the build- Dismal Cedar, (millionaires use this he endured as seeing things invisible. " plenty space Swamp k to each state Confeder- John St.. Butdowokt. Underneath, ing give ofthe kind). of acy a room, and in each room are cases Remedy In grateful memory And else in lumber, timber, doors, sash, blinds, ' containing almost an endless variety of anything Robert Edward Lee, 31 of be - . tn Pfi.ll A backed by over years house trim and mouldings that you may in need of. Born 19, 1807i scraps of clothing, of whole suits, of remedy mantels, Cornell's Florist Store January remarkable success. Used in thousands of lint! 1. may JLVF11 't for anything you He, too, had his family pew 'in individual garments, swords, buttons, homes. Pleasant to take powerful to In Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. need De- silver of of flags, muskets, canteens, shot, that backache, clears up the We make a Specialty of Floral St Paul's church on the plate bits heal. Stops urination, stops the signs and Wedding Decoration. which is inscribed,. shell and every conceivable thing that urine, relieves frequent E. C. J cures constipation and dys. come from and field, every- scalding pain PLATT, Florist Store, General j might camp Cornell's ' pepsia. , Conn. Robert E. marked and classified, to say ne w 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. Lee, thing Mmemoer: J. name ur. imu xi.r. Hawleyville, 6 Store Phone 619-- Greenhouse 1861-1- 865. nothing of army correspondence from nedy's FawrtU Remedy, and too $5.00) and prepared at No one in the north or , in the camp and field, other things 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, DECEMBER fl, 11)07.

Tltf Store of Ai tivit.v ami lVotfrufu. TheHOVE feSTETSCH CO.

iltlM r 1 Lined Overcoats (Shartenberg & Robinson Co. Owners). Fur New Haven, . Conn.

Theru waa a time, and not ho long ago either, that a FurLiriedOvereoat wan a gocxldenl like an auto, or a yacht. The Profit - They could not conveniently be purchased by a man of Sharing moderate means. The Bituation has changedwe now have handsome Sale is in Full Swing. and luxurious Fur Lined Overcoats for very reasonable From Basement prices. The fabrics are fine Melton's and Kersey's. The the to the Third Floor Jan amazing lot of values has been collected to are a of furs to The collars give strength to the linings variety according price. Profit-Shari- ng Sale. This event offers a very favorable Blended Hat and Otter. are Persian, Lamb, Nutria, opportunity to gift buyers to practice economy in their Fur Lined Coats will be in great favor again this win- holiday shopping. It is through the medium of lowered prices that this sale becomes a ter and now is the time to make your selections. to the shopping public. It is a profit-sharin- g event for our employees too, as Fine Melton, natural Muskrat lined. Otter collar at $0.00 Fine Melton, natural Mtwkrat lined, Persian Lamb collar at $73.00 One Per Cent, of the Qross of the Sale Fine Melton, natural Muskrat lined, blended Rat collar, at $6S.OO Receipts Fine Melton, Hyed-Marm- lined, Persian Lamb collar, at $75.00 will be the Brown lined, Persian Lamb collar, at $60.00 Divlded'Among Selling Staff Fine Melton, Coney ' Fine Melton, Marmot lined, blended Rat collar, at $SO.Oo of The Howe & Stetson Stores. Gray Wolf outside, quilted satin lined, Wolf collar, at $40.0o Black Melton, Nutria collar and facing, at $30.00 Black Kersey, crushed plush lined, nntria faced, Muskrat collar, at $30.00 A full line of Fur and Black crushed lined, Pcrsiau Lamb collar, at $28.00 Loom Ends of Kersey, plush ' and and Fur-line- d 9c Black Kerseys, Muskrat collars facings, at $22.00, $25.00 $28.00 Gloves at prices 15c Embroideries a Yard. Look Them Over In Our Corner Window. ranging from 3 to $8. 1 case of Embroidery Loom Ends, compdsedrof Edgings and Insertions, 1 to 4 2 inches wide;, oien work and,,blind embroid- 5 ery patterns; 4 to 10 yard lengths 15c value. In the Profit-Sharin- g Sale at 9c a yard. Fur Caps Wool Coats and WW and $1 Lace Nets, 79c a Yd. COR MAIN FAIRFIELD AVE. SlKSft Handsome Lace Emb oidcred Nets in double widths, suitable Mufflers. Bridgeport. for waists, guimps, yokes and sleeves; cream and colors $1 val- Cardigans. ue. Profit-Sharin- g Price, 7'Jc a yd.

The Profit-Sharin- g Sale (Brings About Record Values in the Silk Section. " The Newtown Bee Dainty Pongee Silks, Worth 59c yd, at 39c yd. December 6. 1P07. Newtown, Friday, ?The These are 23 in. wide; one of the most serviceable qualities. Colors pink, natural, tan, gray, crrdinal, brown, navy, Koya'l Jj Metropolitan light blue, white, cream and black. . At 39c a yd. x0UR NEIGHBORS. 0 A i Store. present Rich Radium Silks, a 75c grade selling at 49c yd. 4? Beautiful Radium and de Chine 23 Stepney. You'll find here as large as- - Crepe Silks, inches wide, heavy all silk fabrics, lustrous in a col- " . DUX Illicit bis, ouu ao lun Jllvvu u extremely good range of NEWS OF THE WEEK. 4ft you'll find in any store in the X ors. Have sold at 75c a yard. Now 49c a yard. Mrs F. French Metropolis. . while Levi spent last worth ,Q Handsome Louisine Silks, a regular $ value at 58c in Bridgeport with Mrs Albert Bot 02 THE JAPANESfBAZAAR yd. who is ill at her of tom, quite seriously Ajj A Superb Assortment Louisine Silks, 20 inches wide in 15 new Valentines 0 plain colors; firm, home there. Japanese Ware from is hervy quality, durable for waists and 4fJ of China and Art our very dresses, linings $1 Mr S. Japanese g silks in this sale 58c and Mrs George Coley Ispent Goods. 1 for a yd. in jO Thanksgiving day Bridgeport with " J3 THE BRIC-A-BRA- C SHOP, their son, William Coley, where a very You'll be surprised at the jj was held at his enjoyable gathering 2 variety and the low prices in 0 Christmas Outfit: In the Section Bric-a-Br- Upholstety home at 779 William street. 4Q our Department. ) ; Chester Terrill is working on a wood 4THE KRIS KRINGLE MART.J 3d Floor. job in West Redding for a few weeks. aq Presents for the Young, the Edison Stankard Phonograph, Old, the Married, the Single, Miss Mary Eyr? spent Thankgiving PJ Edison flower horn 400 Half Pairs Scotch Lace Curtains, in the Profit-Shar- -. 4 the Maid, the Man, the Lover, fif in with friends. 1- day Bridgpeort n the Sweetheart' the Student, Ijt Edison improved horn crane ing Sale, at 39c -2 Pair. Mr and Mrs Frank W. Hodge and 2a the Housekeeper, for the Boys, J Oak cover the for carrying son. George, of New Haven, Eber 4t Girls, Everybody.' fcf 59c Muslin 45c ! Set of instructions Curtains, pr. Hodge and family and Mrs Edwin Six Edison records Ruffled .2 Pierce of Danbury, and H. S. Nichols Muslin Curtains, 2 yds. long, clusters of 5 tucks J and hemstitched ruffles 59c were all guests, Thanksgiving day, of JjThe Danbury Hard-j- Bottle phono oil and oil can is the value. Now 45c a pair. Mrs M. E. Tumey. ware Co., $1.75 Couch Covers; $1.25. Mr and Mrs Allen Joyce and Elmer $1.50 Down and $1 week for Joyce of Bridgeport ate turkey on per 60 inch Couch Covers of heavy tapestry material, fringed all 249-2- 51 Main Thanksgiving day with Mr and Mrs St., 26 weeks. around $1.75 value. At $1.25. John S. Joyce. Danbury. Lace James Nichols and family 0 $5.00 Curtains, $3.98 pr. spent A present for one enjoyed by all. Come in and' Thanksgiving day in Stratfield, the get yours or.0rder mail. Handsome Arab Lace Curtains, 3 yards long; lace and Arab guests of Mrs Flora Lyons. now, by edge, mounted on French Cable net $5 value. At $3.98 a pair. Mrs John S. and Mrs Herbert Joyce Burr in Cutler's Farms, on Monday, a few in Beacon Falls, $6.00 Lace Joyce sperit days December 9, from 2 to 5 p. m. Curtains, $4.50 pr. the past week. While there they at Mrs P. J. Reitter is ill, this week. A small lot of beautiful curtains of real lace tended the funeral of a relative. LEWIS PHONOGRAPH STORE, , Cluny with Mrs Mary J. Mallett is caring for her. matched edges find insertions, mounted on fine qualily French Craft & Lyons are painting Dr De- - Royal Curtis and family of New Ro-- 266 Main Street, Cable net; finished with banded hems. Regular $6.00 curtains house Farms. Danbury. Wolf's in;Cutler's chelle and Arthur B. Curtis of Klon at $4.50 pair.,' , Frank Scofield of New Canaan spent dike were guests, Thanksgiving day, of A. B. Thanksgiving here, the guest of Mr Mr and Mrs Curtis. arid Useful Gift Things are Being Made and Mrs C. L. Smalley. Pretty by Miss M. A. Neilson and party of Rewards." Are they mine? Ruth 2 the Indian Basket Weavers on the Mr and Mrs John en- 16-2- 0. Benedict, Sr., friends returned to New York on Mon- Easton. I Main Floor. John and fam tertained Benedict, Jr., after a few at Miss day, days' stay Miss Florence Hill closed her school j ily on Thanksgiving day. Neilson's home here. at the Center, Wednesday, and re R. H. Broderick and family expect GRANGE NOTES. to her home in Madison. Town' in the Basement. Mrs Hubbell is a at turned to move to Bridgeport,next week. Homer guest The Grange celebrated Thanksgiv- 'Toy Adelbert Hubbell's, this week. Mr and Mrs fHenry Osborne passed Mr and Mrs R. B. Rockwell enter ing, Tuesday night, by a turkey supper 1 Thanksgiving in Bridgeport. tained friends from Danbury, Thanks Charles S. Curtis is brightening his served at 7.30 to over 50 members. The the usual Mr and Mrs John Z. Mellen enter- giving day. house with a new coat of paint. F. M. supper was followed by tained Mr and Mrs J. H. Summers and Canfield & Son have the contract. business meeting and a short program The Howe & Stetson Co. Noble spent Sunday in son and Miss Emma Mellen on Thanks- Boughton consisting of recitations by Clarence & Co. Stratfield?with friends. Mr and Mrs Skinner and son of (Shartenberg Robinson Owners.) Andrews and Leroy Wheeler and a duet giving day. Bridgeport were guests, Smnday of Mr Mr and Mrs Aber and child of Mil-for- d by Mr and Mrs Horwitz. The next Mr and Mrs Jesse H. Wheeler spei) and Mrs John Hinckley. were guests, last.week, of Mr and meeting, December 10,' will be the an- Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Howard Mrs C. W. Edwards. Miss Mabel Hayes entertained a par nual election of officers. Wheeler of Siratford. ty of friends from Easton at her home, of Yale was in charge of Mrs A. T.' Thanksgiving at his home on Golden C. L. the blacksmith, is all Rev Harry Grimes preached program Smalley, The last Saturday evening. game of eieeie. , Hill. ready for the cold weather. He has a at the Congregational church, Sunday, whist and refreshments CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH of horse shoes all was enjoyed December 1, and spent Sunday at Jesse The Misses fcMaude Steele and Isa" Mr and Mrs William Hawley and son large supply ready NOTES. were served. Wheeler's. Ohler have -- returned from a of sharpened and can also fit your horse btlle trip Brooklyn, N. Y., spent Thanksgiv- and to Mass. with never slip shoes and calks at short Edward S. Beardsley family The Ladies' Aid society will hold a A son was born, last week, to Mr and Boston, . ing with relatives in town. in New Haven with musical the Miss Carrie notice if you prefer them. spent Wednesday at home of Mrs Charles Gilman of Bridgeport. Mrs A. B. Lockwood of Greenwood Miss Lottie Senior of New London friends. Seeley, Thursday evening, December Mrs William Fanton is '.caring for under treatment has been the guest Jof her Ar P. J. Reitter is a avenue, who has been uncle, enjoying hunting 12. Refreshments b.e served. Edward Wells speut a few days, last will mother and child. at the Danbury hospital for several thur H. Senior. trip in New Hampshire. , week, in Danbury with friends. Rev Harry Grimes, a senior at Yale ' S. B. Tumey and J. Z. Mellen are weeks, returned to her home, last Fri- Harold Senior of University of Penn Bradley or Rogers axes stand the B. Hawley & Co., have just received Divinity school, will occupy the pulpit painting at Samuel Seeley's in Tashua. day. sylvania spent Thanskgiving holidays test. We also have some good buck from at the Congregational church through with his a large stock of winter goods Mrs Sarah St John and daughter parents at Depot Place. saws. New invoice of coarse salt for the month of December. New York ; anything you may need for with relatives in pork. Stephen French, at spent Thanksgiving packing men, women and children; also full Miss Frances Fanton led the Chris- Bethel. r the Depot. Kent. stock of horse blankets and robes. Call tian Endeavor meeting, Sunday even- ' Mrs Davis of Hartford has fisuitluOABTOBIA,The Kind You Have Always Bought Inviations are out for the golden and look them over. They have unload- ing. It was the monthly consecration THE BOROUGH AND VICINITY. Edgar ) been the guest of friends in town. wedding of Mr and Mrs George S. Burr ed, this week, three cars of fancy mid- meeting of the society. The topic for The Current Events club met with at the home of their son, George L. dlings. next Sunday evening will be "Ruth's Mrs John Baird, Monday evening. The William Pattee of Yale college spent

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Blankets.

I tn ihow you npIn!iJ line of mmm blanket, ranging in pric ECONOMICAL BUYERS from f 1.60 to $7.00 ouch. They r nil new and everyoye a bargain at W G. my price. Barton's, If you are'loofcing for a (table blanket, herein where will find you the Ladles Will one to At your home and the price to lit your pocket Among The Htoro Whew Your Dollar Go Home Satkflod if Han Power. Robes. Visit the Btore of Purthartlng 1 I. I! ...... 1 - I.. L. I . f. I ...... they lg n largo uno ui iur aim nun rwi buiiudiu fur oiiner full or winter ue. 4 Tobacco Paper and Twine. Ribbons for the A uual, am heailiiuartera fur tubaeeu paper and twine, a lurge ship Holidays. ment in. If want it Golden junt you good paper tret here. Brothers Wo Imvo yards mid yards of beautiful ribbons in every (oiifcivHblct Klmdtund it's a to from a di'sijrn; pleasure buy M. H. and See the Splendid stock Hililtoim mo MALLETT, of eompU'te as ours. Values In Corner Main mul Church Su, NKW MILFOKD. CONN. iiJm mimii A Splendid Fit. Ladies' Sweaters, ' That is what wo insist out of our uixm turning any Ready-to-We- ar Is .Suits, Skirts or Coats from this store, that's a thinir tlmt ap-jh'h- Hats, to every one when buyinir garment, and it's a state- Ladies' ment that wo hear every day from our jmtrons, and they are Waists, right. If you will add stylo to fit and quality to stylo you have a brief but correct statement of the kind of garment? Wraps and Coats, that W. (. Barton cirry. They are the kind wo liko to sell Ladies' tacause they make everlasting friends for us by their good Skirts. looks and durability.

! Furs . 1 Golden Notning makes a more desirable gift than a set of furs Brothers, will Our assortment pleasevyou. Railroad Street, New Milford, Conn. W. G. BARTON, Bank Street, New Milford. 505000000005055o 55aH Clothing Auction ! Men's ! v Furnishings ATSOULE'S, Every Evening at 8 o'clock, commencing Saturday, Dec. 7th, v until Saturday, Dec. 14th. Also Saturday afternoon, Dec. TREMENDOUS 14th, at 2 o'clock. ' Here is the opportunity to buy Holiday Presents at your VALUES! - own price. H My stock must be reduced and December Is the month when everyone should be ready to buy, E. You've a standing invitation to come here and look over Frank Soule, our fine clothes. You don't have to buy any of them, but Mvo-a- Rlnrk Rank Street New MilfnrH 11 C. A. W we're pretty sure you want to if you see them. Trowbridge, ' Auction Sale in Annex, next door to store. If you give us a chance we'll show you some clothes CLOTHINQ-FURNISHIN- OS, that are really worth while; such ciothes as will be a credit to and us. you Bank Street, New Milford. Suits, $10.00 to $25.00. Overcoats, $7.50 to $25.00. Headquarters for the Emerson Shoe, C. E. RIDDIFORD, DUNCAN &CANFI ELD, The Bank Street Jeweler, Head-to-Fo- Outfittehs, - New Milford. 'mm Is having a mnmmmumnmmnm m The Newtown Bee. aunt were down from Waplole, Mass. sale on Watches, Several friends of Kent school were Special at the Manor. Newtown. Friday, December 6, 1P07. clocks, Paul Smith of Pittsfield spent Thanksgiving at the rectory. Or anything in the store, Call and look over tile goods. No LITCHFIELD COUNTY, Out Of Will Smith from New Haven was a Going trouble to show goods. guest at the Ives house for several days. Watch and Clock Washington. IRepairing. Ralph Bull was away over Thanks- Business. All Work Warranted. PERSONAL NOTES. giving.

build- John Eckman has purchased a KENT HOLLOW. C. E. ing lot of Frank Main on which he ex- to be sold at COST and RIDDIFORD, Service will be held at the school-hou- se Everything pects to build a house soon. Bank Street, New Milford. on Sunday next, the second Sun- Mrs Clara Behan and son, Lewis, Below Cost. day in Advent, December 8, at S p. m., have been two weeks with spending the weather permitting. friends in Waterbury. Come in and Take Advantage of the Tremendous Lauren Haviland is out with a spic- The dancing class held in the Town Reductions. span new team and a fine one, too. hall,, every Tuesday evening, seems to A the name of Fuller have be well attended and enjoyed by our family by SPECIAL REDUCTIONS in Tailor-mad- e made moved into the upstairs rent in H. W. young people. Suits, Woodruff's house. A lively game of football was played at home. 4 I between Kent school i si r3 Mr and Mrs Charles Northrop of New Thanksgiving day an i a team New Mil- u Milford visited at H. W. Woodruff's, and picked up from uicli ' oiaiiuai ira, ford, resulting in a score of 7 to 0 in last week. t favor of Kent school. The New Mil- Mrs Dwight Wilson and daughter, Mr ford boys put up a good fight but were and Mrs W. W. Wilson and nephew, H. S. lack of Wengrow, handicapped by practice. Jesse Taylor, Mr and Mrs E. E. Lamp of son and two children, Mrs Marion Hav Charles Crawford Hamilton, O., Clothier, is his here at the Desk and Calendar Pads. iland and L. H. Haviland all spent with family Thayer Bank Street, next to Evitts' Drug Store, NEW MILFORD Almanacs: World, Middlebrook, Church, etc. Thanksgiving at W. W. Wilson's cot cottage. Mr and Mrs C. A. Eaton are on their books of tage at Mount Tom Lake. Blank every description. from a two weeks' west Lauren Haviland has purchased a way home trip where they visited Mr Eaton's sister fine new runabout of the F.ckman church on in the absence York visited her sister, Mrs Leibert, and other friends. organ Sunday Brothers. of Mrs Frank Knox, who is sick with a last week. successful Frank Kimlin is moving his family The Foresters gave a very cold. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Mitchell and P. M. Cassedy, dance in the last to Brdgeport where he has a position 4? hall, Friday night. Mrs Dwight Clark of Orange visited daughter, Harriett, Mrand Mrs Stephj crowd and all re in the city market. 42 Postoffice Building, New Milford, Conn. There was a good her mother, Mrs L. A. Treat, last en Baker, Mrs Buckingham, George port a fine time. Turrill's orchestra week. Mitchell and Miss Susie Mitchell visit- furnished music. Mrs William Foote of Watertown ed at D. M. Mitchell's, Thanksgiving. her Woodbury. Miss Hilma Johnson is visiting was in town on Saturday. niece, Mrs Lewis Payne, in Hartford. Mr and Mrs Edward Mitchell enter- The Christmas display at the differ tained Mrs Sara Lindsley of Woodbury, Save drugs bids to outdo money by buying your CHICKEN POX ON THE RAGE. ent stores fair anything of and the store of H. H. Miss Mary Abbott New York and groceries at they have had for several years. SPATCHER'S Canfield, North Woodbury. Courteous Chicken pox still rages, nearly every their son, Leroy, of Yale College, over treatment and square treatment child in town having it. Authentic Style9 for Fall and Win- Thanksgiving. Your Come and NEW HAVEN COUNTY. 4 ter inspect our display Mrs Arthur Munson visited in New of modol Hats, Toques, Tailored Mrs Roderick Judson was calling on and Traveling and Sporting Hats. Haven, over Sunday. Lame Horse AlsoShlrt Waist and Skirt Samples. Kent, friends on Thanksgiving day in North South Britain. United Bank New Milford. Woodbury. Charles Nichols of Hotchkissville vis Can be'shod to and Bldg., go - LOCAL NEWS NOTES. ited at Arthur Mitchell's, last week. to MULCAHY. THANKSGIVING DAY GUESTS. J. H. Cowles and family of Water- not limp if you go at E. H. bury spent Thanksgiving Charles P. Williams is seriously ill The annual meeting of the Children's can be Thanksgiving brought home many If it interferes that stop- TOP of JOB Cowles. A trained nurse Mission band will be held in the Parish the from outside place?. . with pneumonia. ped at the same time. Mrs John Munson entertained the at 3 o'clock. IN THE MORNING. Nelson Watson entertained Mr and from Waterbury is in attendance. house, Saturday afternoon, Sunshine society of the North church At 4 o'clock the children will rehearse Fresh, Clean MILK from the Mrs William Bull of Bridgeport. Mrs William Mitchell spent a few on afternoon. for their Christmas entertainment. Tuesday days with her daughter in Middlebury, " New Milford Creamery. Egbert Morehouse had his father, T.J. Mulcahy, mother and sister and Harold Bull. Mrs'Alex Gordon is sick with a cold. last week. Roger Williams is able to sit up a W. A. Elm Street, New Milford. PARCELL8, Prop. Florence Lancaster of New little while each day. CHA8. X. PARCELLS Hr Rev H. K. Job's mother, sister and Mrs Clifford Hicock played the North Miss u THE NEWTOWN BEE, Fill DAY, DECEMBER fl, 1007. The Newtown BcaljOOWWWWWOWOOGOWO 3 V. wit. mii I'ti.lhi U.-- . h,I. r it laC. W SEVENTEEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE educating young people for FAIRFIELD COUNTY. 0 Nurilng baby? office work make Trusses It's a heavy strain on mother. BROWN'S Her lyitem it called upon to supply BUSINESS COLLEGE, FROM A FORMER RECTOR OF O nourishment for two. CHURCH. at CHRIST t(-f- Cannon St., Bridgeport, RiHllamla, Cttl., Nov. 5, I'JO". Some form of nourishment that will My dear Brother Jepson and Stephen be taken mother! The premier school In Connecticut. During the past term we bad I easily up by system I Low Sanford: thank you cordintly for 450 POSITIONS your kind invitation to be preterit, is needed. next Sunday and Monday, in my old for Bookkeepers and Stenographers. We filled about one-thir- d. parish church at Redding. Flying ma-- o Scoff J Emulsion contains (he The demand li much greater than the aupply. All graduates are ehinea are not yet in use In California, Ml MiHiikV tt we rv Prices. greatest possible amount of nourish- but if living I ahull be there in spirit. TEXT BOOKS FREE It ia no nmull honor to have been one ment in easily digested form. 'We Can Fit of the aucrcttora of the greHt John with all courses. Send for Catalog and new College journal. Fall term 3d. Anyone." Beach and it i through the fiivor of Mother and baby are wonderfully Write at Once. begins September Divine Frovidenco that my life hat its use. been two beyond that helped by Elastic, fCHard prolonged year m Waterpad of the first resident pastor who had Covered. Rubber, Leather spent fifty years in the ministry. There ALL DRUCCliTSi SO. AND 11.00 THE MAGIC NO. 3. were some mistakes in my History of the Parish and one or two typograph- The ical errors. But I must be brief and Number three is a wonderful mas- can only give a single item which will cot for Geo. H. Parris, of Cedar Grove, spent the entire term here so far, will Greenfield Hill. be of special interest and from mem- Me., according to a letter which reads: spend the Thanksgiving recess at her much with liver and Hindle I read in "After suffering Pharmacy, ory. a Hartford newspaper home in Mill Plain. NEWS TERSELY TOLD. and S Bath or kidney trouble, becoming greatly in 1833 that the steamers New England Miss Edith Turner Stratford, and the failure to find re- 987 Main Street, school here for- First Selectman Simon has discouraged by a and Water Witch were when the a very popular teacher Bradley I tried Electric Bitters and as a racing recent Sabbath with Mr lief, Conn. merly, spent a moved into his new house in Mill Plain. result I am a well man The Room Bridgeport, boiler of the former burst and caused Mrs Clark. and Myron His daughter and her husband will live first bottle relieved me and three bot- the death of the two Lay delegates Mr and Mrs John Pope of Oxford were them. tles completed the cure." Guaranteed to Dio-ceai- Warren last Wednes- with from Christ church, Redding, guests at Bliss', best on earth for stomach, liver and Fittings. convention, John M. Herron and day. Mrs Alfred Whitaker attended the troubles. Sold by R. L 1 Miua I (urnn nf T!riik'iiHrt. who has kidney B. This should funeral of her uncle, Martin Dawson, H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, A line Is here. Dr Samuel Whiting. been a boarder at George Sherwood's Ti comprehensive in Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. Gar- have been a part of my contribution to six months, is soon to re- Bridgeport, Sunday afternoon, the 3 Nickel Towel Hold- - f! for the past vin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Stevenson; Bars, Soap in 1880. I to her home, benefited by 21th. the story of the purish turn greatly H. W. Osborne, Easton : W. B. Haw--, Toilet atmosphere of our era, Paper Fixtures, fr have that there was the invigorating Mr and Mrs Jennings re- Sherman ; Smith Brothers, Corn- always regretted location. Bradley ley, delightful wall Bros., George- Tooth Brush Holders, Tumbler not in Mr Todd's History of Redding a Mrs Herbert Williams has returned turned, last week from a month's visit Bridge; Connery li J. M. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; 1 MAKE more fullfsketch of the Rev John Read, from a week's visit with her sister, with friends in Ohio. town; Caps, Sponge Brackets, Comb ,G. F. Baker, G. W. Hurl-ibu- rt AQ in in Shelton. Hawleyville; probably the first churchman the Mrs Charles Stowe, There was a at & Allen of the Methodist church Thanksgiving supper Co.,. Roxbury; Joyce, YOUR OWN town. I have found some inter The ladies G. W. Hatch, l Plate Glass Mirrors. Crvstal J present the last Friday aft- the last meeting of the Greenfield Roxbury Station; met at parsonage, Bridaewater; W. N. Noble, .New Mil- - eating notices in the Connecticut Mag' ernoon. the society, which was enjoyed by all. 4 Towel Bars, Combination shelf They reorganized Grange, E. New Preston ; GAS. azine but cannot them now. Mrs ford ; H. Beardsley, and give electing for officers, President, There were visitors from Westport & Qft Bars, Shampoo Sprays, Lfc vice Mrs Cogswell Wettereau, Washington With much love to all my old par Warren Bliss; president, and State Adams. C. AO Shower Devices, R u b b e r Samuel and treas- - Grange Deputy Depot; Harry Brown, Southbury; ishioners and all the dear brethren in Sharp; secretary P. Williams, South Perkins Brushes, and Couatry Homaa, mil nror Miaa 7.9iria Stpvpns: social com There were about 50 present and the Britain; mq everything you're should J will the an- Brothers, Warren ; W. N. Hurd, Long CW ChurehM,Factrii Christ who be present at Miss Jennie Beers, Miss Lina were very interesting and en- 2$ likely to want for your Bath thtir own Gai Plait mittee, speeches Hill; 50c and Trial bot- owi and thanks for your Clark and Miss Dorothy Stevens. druggists; fl. Room for niversary, many joyed by all present. tle free. 1 Equipment. W Lighting. Haatiag in The official board of the Methodist aad Power. Tir-- , kind remembrance of me while W fc Cooklag nhiiwh or. tiikino. mPHsnrpfl to shincle Charles McKccine, superintendent of rill'a "Equalizing" Gas far country." May Good Lord bless and generally repair the parsonage Green-acr- e kennels, is having a large Maehiae it absolutely safe you and keep you till we meet again in to barn. story and a half kennel built which he Hard-- imple haadle, always a land which to me is not very far off, The Danbury says is for the old dogs. He has also ready, ehaaply operated. X. Alanson Welton. 1 purchased a tract of land south of the CASTOR A Wa alio maaufaeture Huntington. 4 WcUC UJ., ft homestead belonging to William B. For Infants and Children. all kiads of Gaa aad Gas-le- ae ee Bethel. Hill which are ready 249-2- suppllw Gaa they cleaning up The Kind You Have, Always Bought 51 Main St, aad Automobile A GOLDEN WEDDING CELE- for tilling. of Taaks. Storage THE CELEBRATION OF A GOLDEN BRATION. Mrs De Long is spending a few days Bears the 4? Danbury. of cata- 0 ol 4s? Seadfor complete WEDDING. On Thanksgiving day evening, No- with Mr and Mrs Eugene Burr. Signature of aad b eoaviaead. logue Friends, relatives and neighbors to vember 26, 1857, at the home of Nathan Philo Shelton ha3 returned to his city the number, of about 100 gathered at Bennett in Huntington, his second home in Bridgeport, where he will re- the home of Mr and Mrs Jerome R. daughter, Laura A., was married to main for the winter. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Morgan in' Elm wood, on Monday night, Henry Shelton Wells. After 50 years George Buttery, father of the causes a free action of the and gave them a surprise, the occasion of wedded life their son and wife gave baby, has accepted a position yet gentle DeWitt' Kidney and Bladder Pills bowels which the cold is being the 50th anniversary of their a reception to their friends and rela with Harry Gowens as teamster. through afford quick relief for all forms of kid- Miss forced out of the system. Children marriage. On November 25, 157, tives, many who attended the wedding There was a surprise given Mr and ney and bladder trouble. A week's R. Mor- like it. Contains no opiates nor nar- Cornelia Benedict and Jerome were present to congratulate the bride Mrs Eugene Burr, Friday evening, treatment, 25c. Sold by S. E. Sanford Tirrill Gas Machine cotics. Sold S. E. Sanford & Co. Light- gan were united in marriage by Rev and groom of half a century. They November 22. There were about 50 by &Co. ing Co., Stephen J. Stebbins, now deceased, in came from Hartford, Stratford, Derby present and a general good time was of A useful and 75 Fnltoa St., New York. Southbury. George Northrop Bridge- and vicinity. number of had. Dancing was indulged in until the Dr Celeste momentoes were to re Established 1862. port and the bride's sister, ornamental left wee small hours of the morning when A. Benedict, also, of Bridgeport, were mind them of the day. Their four score all went home well pleased with the DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN Call at the house tid see our best man and bridesmaid at the time. years sit lightly; the groom is as evening's entertainment. and how do all the Coofc-in- g, Others now living, that were present as in youth, the bride as gentle light we straight The new Fairfield .postoffice will be That your Prescription is filled as your physic-a- n and at the wedding of 50 years ago, were and stable. They have three grandsons Heating Lighting ready for occupancy about December 1, would like to have it?, If so, it here. Mrs Margaret Sutliff of Bristol, Polly to cheer them at the beginning of their bring the building and furnishings is one that Taylor of Danbury, the bride's brother, second half century "of married life. the town may well feel proud of as no Charles Benedict of and Ed- One a few Newtown, brother, years younger, other rural town has one asood. Curtis' Smith Brothers, win Short of Bethel. It was very un- was present. Pharmacy, William Wilson has purchased a Main and Conn. ' fortunate that owing to ill health, none just Corner Elm Sts., Bridgeport, valuable coon dog and it is expected Agents, of these were able to be present at the Newtown Bee Office, LONG HILL AND VICINITY. that Mr Coon will soon be exterminated gathering, last week Monday night. from this section if Mr Wilson has his NEWTOWN, CT. Among the older friends and associates W. L. Beard of Foochow, China, un way. of the aged bride and groom, that were der date of September 1, says they Announcements of Bethel Business Men. present, were Mr and Mrs Henry C. have had no rain for a month and Long Hill. Judd, Mr and Mrs Granville Andrews, bright days. He has just returned from v' Lyman Whitehead and G. W. Wheeler. Swatan. ,The first five days of his trip E. E. cigars soft drinks , GRACE CHURCH NOTES. Millspaugh, Others present were friends and rela- were delightful but the last five days The Rt Rev Chauncey B. Brewster, The Lunch Great Nor-wal- k, he ever QemD 00m tives from Plain, Shelton, were the hottest experienced. D. D., will visit Grace church, Long Carpenter and Builder. Danbury and Bethel. Among He rode the whole length, 25 miles, Hill, Sunday, December 8, at 10.30 a. ' the most interesting events of the of the first completed railroad in China, m. and Christ church, Tashua, at 2.15 Kenwood Ave., Near B. R. Crossing. m. ySStiftXftSSttS: evening were the presentation by Rev from Swatan to Choa Chowf u. At the p. TaTIES P.O. Bo Bethel. Ct. Mr Lounsbury, in behalf of the friends last of the letter he writes, "It is rain- ,00. REMARKABLE RESCUE Telephone connection. and neighbors, of a beautiful tea and ing finely now." , dinner set and a large rug. Mr Louns-bury- 's YOUR BOY Orcelia Wilkinson week was full of and he spent last That truth is stranger than fiction, Gilbert-Mill- er speech wit, lit- The Co., like one SPLENTIID EN- with sisters in has once been demonstrated in the Fred A. Would of these also with much about her Brooklyn. Hickok, GINES. Why not give him one his birth- spoke feeling tle town of Fedora, Tenn., the resi- fr 15 Center St., Bethel, Conn. 149 day and give htm a start. Let him saw your this, their golden wedding. The rela- Mrs Wilkinson visited her dence of C. V. Pepper. He writes: "I Center St., Bethel. wood, cut your t dder, pump your water, run recently " two-thir- also Mr and Mrs was in bed, entirely disabled with the separator, and do of the work tives presented Morgan daughter, Mrs Hobby, in Banksville. Dealers In . that you hire done. Made In 3 sizes. 7 and hemorrhages of the lungs and throat. m 30 3, with a sum of money in gold. After 14 H. P. Send for circulars and days free Elizabeth Beard spent Sunday, the Doctors failed to help me, and all hope Hardware Woodei Jin and Enameled Ware, ? trial plan. We also have a full line of Wind a bountiful the Longmani & Martinez Pure Paints, t, serving repast, guests New had . fled when I began taking Dr - bteam, HOt Water and GaS Mills, Towers. Wood and Steel Tanks, Steam 17th., in York, the guest of her Oil, Turpentine and Varnishes, Jap-a- '. Engines, Saw Mills. Threshing Machines, joined in singing, "Blest be the tie that King's New Discovery. Then instant lac and Chi Namel for your Furniture and Tlttin? brother. - . Silos, Cutters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. and "Auld both relief came. The coughing soon Floors, Harnesses, Stable and Square Blan- Cylinder Oil. Farm Implements and the best binds," Lang Syne," kets, whips, Garden Tools. Poultry Netting, for Mrs James D. Beard visited at Cen ceased ; the bleeding diminished rapid- White Lead! Flint- - Hoofing Manufactured. Send circulars. very appropriate for the occasion. Wi- Tar Paper Glass, Putty. . ly, and in three weeks I was able to go kote Roofing, Barb Wire, Bread Makers, Wm5Kif,..(( To. also farm, last week. lliam Weston entertained the guests tury to work." Guaranteed cure for coughs Knives and Scissors. ' : Fred E. Field, with phonograph selections,, one of Rev Duane N. Griffin spoke in Shel- and colds at R. H. Beers & Co., seemed Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Magee Ranges. SOflERS, CONN. which made for the occasion, ton, morning: and evening, Sunday, No Newtown; Hook ; P. J. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Gou- Winchester Heaters. being entitled, the "Golden Wedding." vember 24. Christmas lett, Stevenson ; H. W. Osborne, Eas- Candy. also Mrs W. There were recitations by W. B. Sherman ; Smith Mrs Sherman Baldwin is with her ton ; Hawley, We can supply you in large or small auan- - B. Eastman and Miss Kate M. Judd. Bros., Cornwall Bridge ; Connery Bros., titles. Pure goods made fresh every day at Mrs Ezra Blakeman. . other omitted in the above mother, Georgetown; J. M. Sullivan, Redding our kitchen. .Reductions made to Sunday ' FREE! FREE! Among gifts schools. Let us Quote you prices. Our pure ; G. F. Baker, Hawleyville G. IPI were 50 very large, beautiful yellow Ridge Cake. Rolls and Bread are the best. Just like Rollman Meat and Food Chopper for W. Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury; Allen mother's, and will help make your Christmas 10nUITlcrlTS About the we 150 Ozone Trade Marks or 50 Trade chrysanthemums. midnight Station ; G. W. Hatch, dinner a success. Give us your order and Joyce, Roxbury the rest. AM Cemetery Work of all the host W. W. wew mu-- narks and 50 cents. guests departed after wishing Bndgewater; JNODie, kiada ia amy Graaitt or Marble. Esti-- H.' New Preston ; and hostess many happy returns of Beardsley Cogs aai daaigma o. appUeatioa. let-- well & Washington Depot ; & fiat, other anniversaries and hoping that Wettereau, Erdmann W'i Urug at raasoiablt It Opens LINONINE Harrv Brown. Southbury ; C. P. Wil prim. both Bethel Bakers, ;. , they may be spared to celebrate ; Perkins Here liams, South Britain Brothers, Fountain Place, Bethel, Ct. M. their diamond wedding. Prevents Pneumonia. Warren :' W. N. Hurd, Long Hill, Drug James Fagan, - Successor to O. W. Bolles gists. 50c and $1. Trial bottle free. BETHEL, CONN Monroe. A fact that hag been prov- Pointers en times in cases There is nothing better offered the From our store. Rib Roast of Beef many right 12c per pound. Wedgewood gilt edge butter . nublic y for stomach EAST VILLAGE. here at home. troubles, Sic per pound. Five gallons best kerosene oil 1 19 $1. INUllCtl. ' CLAN indigestion, etc., than KO- - 59c, pounds best Granulated sugar j Bots-for- dyspepsia, 10c can. We shall sP Mr and Mrs Eugene Peck of d Not only does it cure sim- Magnolia brand milk per We are not n . nflT,. This is a scientific preparation be headquarters for all kinds of poultry for for but we are FOUR paid a visit to Mrs Peck's thing nothing, giving you the CUTTERSgJ recently colds and occasional Thanksgiving at reasonable prices. Leave results of 20 of hard Mr and Mrs William Clark. ple of natural digestants combined with We to years study and actual parents, your order at oar store. guarantee practice when you get your horse shod at Mr and Mrs Lathrop of Norwich and but it vegetable acids and it contains the please you. Brennan's. Our motto: "Honest work for coughs goes deeper honest Prices." Mr and Mrs Albert Hewitt of Poquon-noc- k than other medicine for same juices found in every healthy Bridge spent several days, last any McDowell & The Fairchiid & Shelton stomach. KODOL is to Taylor, henry a. brennan, with Mr and Mrs Bliss. guaranteed Side ' week, Warren these ailments and fills the Thumb Hand Center St., 14 Greenwood Avenue, CONN is to take ; it BETHEL, Co., The gentlemen improved the time stive relief. It pleasant Bethel, Conn. and blood with vital forces that fine 305 Housatonic 'Ave., hunting the ladies resting. will make you feel by digestion Ralph W. Thayer of Hsganum will overcome obstinate colds that Conn. what you eat. Sold by S. E. Sanford Bridgeport, spend Thanksgiving with his parents, are apt to choke the lungs &Co. nm ffihtocut Dr. Frank E. Judson, at the Methodist parsonage. "NFVER Clear Lehigh," is the of- ' Miss Grace Clark of Shelton was a and bring on the dreaded, way one customer puts it. DENTIST, C. B. JOHNSON, S unday guest of her sister, Miss Lina ten fatal CASTOHIA. We are putting In lots of Clear Lehigh this cr Clark. pneumonia. Tin Kind Yoa Hava PsedfCnl-HwrpaslVo- " Bun tin Always Bough! u.1 Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer, The Village school closes on Wednes Linonlne all at drug stores 25, 50, $1. f ME Notary Public. day for the rest of the week. Miss Signature SMITH Ct. ; of BEERS, Bethel, Telephone 22-- 1 Jennie Retchie, the teacher, who has THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 0 1907. IS

Ib4iWiU furw PUORATEHoMMtWIib n4 llrMUMtll' humiI (v-tii- lu brlrv ak a liirtu) 1.1 The Newtown Bee Mud i uur Urnd. luv t tuiil rilt D. Read Co. !) Kentuwo, PrUlw, lrtwirk taw, The M. MMia The prul"!" and nil '"l"' ul Uul, Tub. tittuMM l" tlllilHWItil r rflllK. I'. Family V V.MTU. uli-l- iimriti y Cu., 1837. KcaumO itiileli, EjtablUhtd Ul.riiUItt. i Probata Notkt. TOWN TOPICS.

-- Physician ,1,iTIlf"r III? ImYIH'Ml' ln.tilM li tMft. N..hiui.r imu. , (CITIZENS' COMMITTEE ORGAN- The best medicines la the IZES Gold 111 Mill I'WlU I. !).. r.l world cinnot take the pltce of Sale of Solid Jewelry. bt,Tim ii.iiri ul I'mlwiM if I im in.iriii m Kiitlturt lialli llmilml ml llnil .it niniilli BY ELECTING H. 11, COGER CHAIR- the family physician. Consult iliiuii-ln-i"i- Mi. Mill time .when (nun ( In i'ri(iirnl SECRE- TIiIh in a moHt unusual owuraiu-- and at a very seasonable in rthiliil llnlr ruiitM fur i i li MAN AND C G. MORRIS, him earl when taken HI. If .ui Imi want to if utiit. 1'lwno inylii-- lu ilii ir TARY, are for articles. These are just what one buy avuiitiK iinirli' miniiil, iliin mii the trouble Is with your people looking jjift . lr-ur- n tsolid be de Hum. Ui ilrlmrml a rnutfi-ry- Alt bronchial or is considered at all. Remember each one Is gold and can Huh l.ii-i- l in ii KaKiv ire r"ui iiit lu Th commlU uf eltUons ippoln'el throat, tubes, jewelry Piake iiiiimilliiniiiu-ii- i ) by the recent town mettinif to invent! lungs, ask him about taking on to weor forever. llurtuti ll.U l.awuiur. pended guto th town ucrounU mut t the Pectoral. Then Sleeve Link $1.45. Hat Pins $1.15. tl Ayer's Cherry DlvnllCT OK WMITOUT m. I'mhaw Urlck buildintr, WeJnvmlay. a ml orifiin-lx- lAli. Iwtf, by eliH tinif Hdnry II. Cutter chitir-tnu- n take it or not, as he says. .95. Veil Tins " .95. I'mlii-iiii- ut Signet Kings K.ui ul Iik iecro-tur- y. Inn III hMli! nli'l iIimhimmmI.Mrit, unit Attorney C. U. Morriit ,lll W tar reraniM Cult I'ius .50. Brooches $1.15. Tliol'uun of I'niliiiK tur ihe DUtrlet nfi The committee voted to ptialMa hmti llnilml mill tlliiwrd l Frank E. iioule, eeeountnnt, . W. kuuk tlMh.l Ikrrettes $1.00. Scarf Pius .50. tti,.lnlli hi'iMif. tlw erwliuir of fra r 4ili lumii tnnii tint fur for the It w decided to have Mill K.lalc lorOlll'll lur m'IU prenent. W. un. rn W Full information mail if desired. iln-l- r L4 . nd by TIiimw Iki mwln! ui irwiit the nccountant go buck one vers yer doctor nimiK iimtnirly itliomt, uphill Mid lltii. then report to the committee. ill l, di.li.ir.il arwun-ry- . All pw"1"' iMrtM U) Mid lulu am lu nuke uuious i nUll inicn, Iniiiiiilime i)'iiii-ii- Ui constipation, dizir spells these II u rum f. Mrraln. AdtuUiMreiiW. TRINITY PARISH. Pictures. Aiiuik itouu. are tome of the results of so Inactive liver. Ak your doctor if be endorses behind NKVVTOWX. Probata SUNDAY. SERVICES. for the most part, in 'gold frames and DIHTHKT Of m Ayer's Pilli in these esses. The dose Oil Paintings, landscapes AtUt-m.- , morning eervics with Is one at bedtime. fruuxif William J. Klrbjr, late of Newtowi. mall, pill rector ; at 12 Sun- i SUm. gla88' In miU ULirlii. ermon by the m., Mad by ike 1. 0. UT Color an infinite va- - tin hi ih applicationdid.of Prank W. hlrby day achool; at 7.30 p. m evening If Water Colors, Pastels, and very perfect Prints, Liura ut AdmliiMratlnii may Eraying lhl prayer. grained on uld mKUi. m application as regards size and subject. tll more llitt riety on fully appear: LXWtiALK-SU.riM- im Iioiim1. h rnm. Ik achool barn, and in dark oak frames. This is a large Ohiuhkii, Thai Mid ipUi iliin heard An offering ffor the Sunday SI An: T.nmni Imuu,. turn, trull. 10 Carbon Prints in black white, t I'mImU. ortli-- a In n. - tnd di'tprmlnrd the featival will be taken at the II m; Iioum', bam. fruit. Hi and for- In on tl Mth ot lHr.. Chriatmaa of celebrated great artists, many Mid liUirlit. dr il.imi; Imum.', bare, fruit, H and contains copies pictures by ilu-nioo- group A. Ii. liiT, 4 oVIork tn Um morning aervice. it Mid vi.w"'; lawiicr i.riii iianrniii. iw pjhtiiwii. Uiat nuiliv be vlrnn uf III" iirmliwy ul The tale of Christmas cards under liou In scenes. are not expensive. otlii-tr-In- one and two family Daiibury, from eign They tlHilli'tilim did tlw tlinend -- plre the of the Junior Auxiliary i.ii.i ui 9iu,ww. a. l, IIHIIHH'J', ui "I biiii MIM Il at low lliurvon lv uulllliln lli miiu uiik tlmn auspice i, , . Den Pictures and Nursery Pictures prices in wnmiiuw.iiiM.rliiivliuti'lrrulC an III Mill will be hold on Saturday afternoon, the iauuurjr. wiiiii. , Dl.lrti-t- tnd by uwilnc on lb 14th, in the Guild room. A beautiful I,rA NTh ! To some inssl conistalka. Come and look at them. roiy tliV In buy ot Una nf earrla will ha didlllttVed. It E. 8. Iteardslry. Hiepuey. Colin. Mid lilmrli'i, ti li Mt U U'for uld dy On Friday at 3 p. m., occurs the home lime tmlKiiMl. WANTED-- A good mad suitable for Wlllltm J. Biwh.T.Jttdn. meeting of the singing class for re- d rive. M. II. Ila.wley, Mepuey, Cl. The store is ready for Christmas, and a beautiful sight. Every hearsal. A fur wart. almut OF HOXIICUY, am Prutnle LDST-- black Sunday the useful and the DISTRICT on the Tashua ri'd but ween is replete with attractive goods, requirements 3. ItW. ihu Porter Mullen and ot Valli-ly- . ot known as place Etai Jlm It OBITUARY. Or Kinder will mil Ify Mrs O. C. In mid Dlatrlrt, dreva-n- Hill's. please things. Tim Adnilnltralrl bavln exhibited Waller, Long Hill. Conn. Iteward. with Mid entate U) MRS JOHN ASHLEY. Iht admlnlNtratlim niimnt I' rum the premises ol ihu uii-- O til tn Court for lhiwinf. It la aiTllier flurliiif the nlirlil ul Niivemlier is. tliv 13th of IW..A D IIOT. M .Tnhn Aahlev of Huntinertown Ukiiiheo. That day I red brocklo-fac- e heifer t'lnili.r til&4 In th 1'ru-b- light al 10 oylix k 1' fonMiimn, at died Tuesday night, following and lie rewardl. V. S. r'rlsblu, Brook- - The D. M. READ Co. Olti.-- In and la district, notify liuxliury llif miiiu unnnliactir' WB8 WOm Oeld Center. Conn. tor a pun Ilw allowance ot on atroke. She 8 uld admlnUi ration t wlili an of Christian character and well aald and this Court dtrwu the Ad- NOTICE Have purchawsfa compressed air putatti, thought of in the district where she cure and am now to LMU SALE-S- aw mill complete In working ministratrix to clw all liiinrnitwl prepared D pfmona funeral will take on cow. Sun-- cure tor milk order. at the store of 8. Mead, tlinri'ln to aptx'arat uld Unto and plain, by lived. The place take earn of your Inquire To 1 he Farmer. uld Willi this onlnr In aomv newapauer bar-i- n Friday. fever every lime. II. S. Wedge. Long Ilill.Ct. Branchville. Conn, a circulation In ald DlHirlct, anil by pout- SALE-Wo- BETTER MADE Than the Famous almi-po- liXHt ikI ceok skive: atove. VONE ing- a copy on the public In the Town J and G. W. acts at tae farmer's If thay " base burner; ai Ingrain carpet.!iiear International Gasoline Engine they Coggawall agtat. ot ltoxbury.'where the diveawd lantdwelt. yards satlsf act lun. Not one complaint farm aid W. ROSE'S. ly new; wash mini Wilson shell or dry joue always give have aay Poultry, Ejta, Apple, or aay proiuce Edward I'rtntun. Judw. ST In Call or write for particulars. grinder; Planet, Jr., Wheel Hoe and Seeder three years. wait to att the hiihtst eaih price aid quick rtturas acad it to crosscut saw, etc. S. J. Parks, TrUmbull.ConS. 1 OK KOXBL'RY, an. Probate coiiibined; ladder, rope, Jillll- j.-- i D..i uv.m.p.i.i. DISTRICT 3, IW7. FAIR A NOTABLE SUCCESS. Mrs K. II. Broderlck, Stepney Depot. Conn. Ul, l.l ot A farm. Fully stocked, gooa ELIZABETH Estate of Catherine Vallcly, late on Sat WANTED-- Must be bargain W. STKRET. 0nn. In aald district iloceased. ' The annual fair which closed AUCTION-O- N Wednesday. December It. at buildings. 0. COGGSWELL. 0rhy, ad- a. at the n'sldence of the E. W. Nash. 4M Ilolllster ave.. uriugepori,. w ITueAdmlnlHtralrlxhavliMf exhibited her last to be quite a m., account with aald estate to this urday evening proved late Isaac K. Harris, is m'I imiKineu Knives ministration I Ul. I.b.wII.. lionil anil finan- BIIU IM uilt...p Wo or a home Court tor allowance. It Is success from both a social and llll I.IHI !....l,wi J HOimi.n, o, ,wu HOMES-- will build buy you Ordered. That the I3i.li day of December. A. stiHil blade. extra Hue and never iKien Used; or country, lou pay for n. tun?, in.au o'clock In the forenoon, at the cial aiso.1 set carvers; exiensiuii laim-- i s yanui In small sums. Don t pay rent. N. Pills at standpoint clothes it monthly G. Clarke's Vegetable Liver Probate oltlce In Itoxliury. bo and the same Is tables; chairs; lounge; writing de.sk; Own your home. In event of your death - oil 3 flower lund asxlimed for a hearing- on the allowance of Saturday morning at 9 otclock there horse: hall lamp;: cloth; large further payment ceases, (iuaranjee for Bilious and Ailments. As said admlnlsi ration and this Court stands; churn; butter stamp; cheese press; you. Agents wanted. Home Secur- Have a wonderful reputation curing Dyspeptic mass for lawn protects Ct. directs the Administratrix to cite all persons will be an anniversary high window sash; swings: roller; mowing ity Co.. Inc.. IH Grand street, Danbury. a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, thendn to said time and machine: 3 plows: sled runners; 1(10 feet For sale Drug- Interested appear at soul Edward I Q Unrivalled. Once used. by the repose of the of Lyons .In.. I. Mat.llln n.au.. luM, Itlvw, UI'IS'llltdlMirS: A Wellsvillo avenue etc., they stand tried, Always place, by publishing this order one time In COB SALE house on - 3 t. I team .1. Milford. Conn. Free mall. komo newspaper having- a circulation In said milk cans: wagon; Address P. Addis, New gists. sample by - Friday being the first tne , 1 track wnimn. district, and by posting- a copy on public sign- fridayin ,L. .,i,.,..h road 1 pole; horse mnaira; live in tenement post In the Town of Koxbury, where the de- month there will be only one mass at wago ni wagon .ir ANTED Married man to N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. ceased last dwelt. W and work on farm. Small family, if any, Edward W. Preston, Judge. 8 O'clock. Confessions on Thursday i n,.w Jplush rolw;. quantity trotting boots; preferred. E. L. Kandall, Washington Depot and other articles too numerous to Mention. 2 Conn. OK REDDING, as. Probate Court. afternoon and evening. Alsoono Jersey cow, due January 1st: full VTOTICE-Hereaf- ter the services of my bull DISTRICT MIT. blood Hotsteln heifers; fat Berkshire spring r. n. i mm, ow - L IVuilllKi:. iiwlllvcSI. xernMuasn, of of Red- ..I.- .1.... n..l ,)., Conn. Estate Jane Barlow, late . r, .1... town, For Sale. In said deceased. j ii ii. ii miu U..f..Ui ding'. District, an'u (.hneea. Stfinnev.- next aunaay nay, ..,.i. 1. si.iiinjL u w.. V...I . tor of . v . A...l....p .i,,ivn-iuii- ..., v.u.i,l.,,v,,.. IIIIQI'l.U Ladies-Noti- SALE-F- ull 2 old holstein The Court of Probate the District - tin rtniii.r i. n,i ce! UOK blood year Good Estey Organ, price $20, Reddlnir hath limbed and allowed six months morning at U 0 ClOCK, weatner per- f. Heardsley, auctioneer. hull Km. stiM'U John J; Reynolds, Bedding with stool. All in order. from the dute hereof, for the creditors of said Conn. good mitting. a fino mcv rftMR with vour mon- - Bldge, exhibit their claims for settlement. ws; w estate to 1X)K one Chester White XI v ' L. or- 3 to work In button W. CHADEAYNE, Those who neglect to present their accounts, A separator. Baby No. I, in engraved in gold 60 cents ; in WANTED-- 2 or girls within said time, will bo boar;(lel,aval ogram w r. Crowe, uotsioru. Box-23- Derby. Conn. properly attested, Cards are out for the marriage of good condilion; 100 bushels iHiliitoes. A. whether you want a light or factory. Address debarred a recovery. All persons Indebted to Tel- dering say Conn. Phone 40. Miaa Mahel Morris, and S. Howell (ilesemann, Jr., Klmwood, Bethel, Conn. order before the said Estate are nxiuested to make immediate ti.ls-- dark color. If you ephone 4. payment to Wright, to occur on December 19, at first of you will be presentea LOU SALE-- A lot or hemlock lumber ana Harold A. January D. S. Mead's store, Burdlck, 3.30 at the home ol tne onae s LMJK SALE Khode Island ltcds. C. L. Slade set of chestnut posts. Iiuiuire Executor Estate deed., p. m., C with a gold plated beauty pins. Ct. Jane Harlow, Mor- Cornwall Bridge, Ct. Branchville. 3 Ash Street, Waterbury, Conn. parents, Mr and Mrs Levi Curtis If vou desire your initials on pins send Sberrnan & Tyrrell, ris. UOK SALE A horse. Worth f5. Will sell two cents per letter extra. STEPNEY, CONN. E for $5. (lood driver, work any wheru. Ad- ENTERPRISE Yards, -Is to th Box 0(1, Conn. Poultry WARNING-Warnlng- hereby given dress Hrldguwater, FlEW) & Eccles, Painters, Decorators, Paper Hangers, of the town of Newtown A. D. Fairchild leads the prayer NO. RIDGEFIELD, CONN. in town that a spec- One horse, for want of 1131 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport. 99, First Class Work Guarantee! Prices rea- iiualllled to vote meeting, meeting at the Congregational church FOIt SALE Cheap. ial town meeting of said town will be held nt KwiulruofaK. Hiintle, Stony Hill. sonable. Estimates gladly given. he Town Hall in said Newtown, on the Mil this (Thursday) evenng. Postolllce address, It. I. !. Daiibury, Conn. 2 aft- ... day of December, 1W7, at o'clock in the SALE The Carriage and Kiaritsnmii Black Orpingtons. of advis- A on a teamster FOH 11. ernoon of said day. for the purpose job farm, good used by the late Charles Gay in the shall tako Mr and Mrs W. A. Canfield passed WANTED Newtown ing the Selectmen what action they care Bee, Newtown. manufacture of Carriages foi W.years. Avery White Leghorns. Notice. relative to the collection of certain interest Thanksgiving in Beacon Falls. Conn. near Newtown Sta- Special Bank of desirable location, being Stock very low to reduce to winter quarters monies paid by the City National tion and Borden's Creamery and on the most ITavlntr nripnpd tlie RlaclcKmith Bridgeport to Charles H. Northrop, of the AJlf A N T E D Look Wnulrl llle n mtslt.ion On road in Newtown. Ihe tools and capacity. at am now to do ' is Mr A mwtfl Am 'Jti traveled Shop Upper Stepney, ready Town of Newtown. Mrs William Farichild visiting i" il farm. wnrUpr. veal's me u. a big line of carriage matters supplies Horsesboeing. carriage ana iv agon tiepair-in- Samuel A. Black man, ) Selectmen and Mrs E. L. Johnson. old. W. W 5 Warren Court, Bridgeport, Ct. ri ?n .. imjnou Tn a nuick buy iinil li.nprnl ItlHeksTnlth. Shnn chised MlCHAHL DONOHUE, ) of ...j. Is It has er a price will be made that attractive. Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock. H. Newwwn. Hocks; I-- Hehmon Puck, FAHMEKS Improve your Frank Wright, Aum., newiown, uim. all iwk:i First Class Work buaranteed. 3d of Decem- Miss Kathryn Payne" of Bridgeport and Silver Laced Wyandotte Paintine. Dated ot Newtown, Conn., day (iris-wol- 35 On 1 terms will be strict- for sale, $1.50 each. Herbert d, WANTED-Immediat- ely, a woman from In our business to build a reputation and after July my 1907. few' with her cockerels, 3 years work ber, has been passing a days Woodbury, Conn. u 50 to do housework on a farm with of for first class honest work. We intend to ly cash for all at my shop. m M on.l want...... SleiHlV 111,10:- Mrs Charles Payne. a ianui, i we ale , wn mnlnl.nin it, and resoectfully ask for a share STEPNEY, mother, SALE-Year- well recommended. llng Holstein bull from would like man and wife, of your patronage. We are Agents for the CONN. FOR B. F. Conm Henry Pettit, Hook milk stock. Prbe&'j. Tuttle, J. M. Black, Washington Depot, largest wall faper nuns in uiecuunnj. i. Sandy Miss Elizabeth H. Wed- Boxbury Station, Conn. want it right get Egaa passed oITUATION WANTED By a thoroughly jou ! ' woman nesday in New York City. D reliable middle aged as housekeep- CRAFT & LYON, Stepney, Conn. Market er for aged people, single man or Invalid s Stock Engineer Benson has moved his attendant. Terms moderate. Address A. A. Paperhanging A Specialty. Julett Farm, John Quinlivan of Bridgeport has household goods and family into the W Mil Broad St., Bridgeport, or call. (Augur's Old Stiincl) TAX COLLECTOR'S NOT1CE- -I will be at BETHEL, CONN.' visited Hook friends, the past Carroll house on Cemetery avenue. I . i. u..iifii., n Ual.inTlav. -.nine 15. Sandy UBDIH.UUlllllliRWi r At the Hook Market will be found from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m., and.jwu.j,each secondan'i Grade and Thoroughbred'Jersey Cattle. Sandy week. Notice. Swine. the best the market affords in Kresh and 8a t last Saturday or eacu momn inereairor, itwiu Pedigreed Berkshire Canned Goods and Vegetables in their Bl...n1'f iim m .Inlin V. Houlihan. Collector, Prize Winning White Wyandottes. Meat9. Brown returned to New Britain, I.I. " W.moi.' - Mills tnin will be aim to conduct a b irst Guy A new niacKsmiui.J rain " Conn.. t. 1SKI7. season. It my Miss Kilbride of New Haven a few days with ti.wluielni? and General Jobbing. Would Newtown, April Class Market. May Monday after spending at Term; her uncle, Mr and Mrs F. L. Brown. like" to see old customers my shop., ' I ask for your patronage. spent Thanksgiving wijh his parents, cash. L. P. Payne, Roxbury tails, Conn Michael Kilbride. teieyhone call Piano Tuning. I Will Pay Miss Edith Quackenbush of New . ittt, i.,itt vrriim.'li' hrtnerht. nnfl sold Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner of H. Blackman. & John Andrew Adams has a farm wagon A p. h Tucker. Easton. Ct. P. O. Address Bridgeport. Conn., formerly of Steinway The highest market price for N. Y., passed the Thanksgiving 1 of A. M. Briscoe & Son. R. D. 25. Bethel. Ct. Tel. Bridgeport div. Sons, Mfr. N, V., and successor of late red Live Stock. Cows. Calves, Fat Steers, Chick bought with Mr and Mrs Joseph be to attend to Piano Will at holidays - Beyer, will pleased your ens, etc. receive Tuesday Washing r ANTED Local agents in Fairfield Coun- Orders may be leu at air unarm ton Depot; Wednesday at Koxbury; Inurs-da- y and Quackenbush. nVV Tuning. Wagons i's a runa-M- . tv. Newly patented placket lasteners Piatt's, Newtown. Will be in Ncwtowu, every at Litchliuld. Lorenzo Boyson driving , .. k..,l-- mill evew nnened i.i.. month. Bridgeport address 438 West avenue. bout, ot A. Briscoe & Son. Wonderful and bought Miss Lulu Canfield is music nrdnseii' Instantly. simple W. S BLAKEMAN, Bethlehem. Harness!' taking l,r.,nt. on. Uulck seller Wlieuevui- siiuwu. Prof C. S. Piatt. WANTED-Antk- mo furniture' F. & A. conferred lessons of Easy money for easy work. Address Plack mahogany want a Hiram lodge, M., Norwalk. Ct. II Will good Cliiirles It. Martin. If you Carriage, on et,"'33 Merwiu stieet, pay price. It you want a Runabout, the F. C. degree, Wednesday night, 101 South street, Stamford, Conn. a Business of Wanted To If you want Wagon. one candidate. Miss Margaret Keane Brooklyn mOTi, SALE One IS can milk tank, two parts - Buy. SALF.-'-Tw- o covered meat carts. En- If you want a Harness, with Mr and Mrs John new one ISO bottle tank new. 10;onc TOR want a Blanket, passed Sunday i.i. ilnnlil farm har- - rnnireof Minott Augur or A. M. Br Iscoe. Fat Cattle, Cows or Bulls, Calves. If you N. ..,.'...1 ,nu cheap want a Whip. John Wilcox of Hopewell, Y., U7,ll ,1 TY1H l.P. fl ETOOfl Sainiy Hook. If you Talty. l.l...b nnui I. BERSIAN, If you want Holies of any kind, was the gae&t of his mother, Mrs Ella family 'horse', afraid of nothing, W; one light of kind. i PALE A not 1224 If you want Harness Supplies any wti mi i SKUi one ruuuur ureu trOR new upright grand piano, North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. over top milk wagon, uubbj. first-cla- ten want Harness Supplies of any kind, wiicox, inanKsgivuiK. Fur-line- d overcoats, overcoats, win. f soiled, make, warranted 21S9-- If you . Telephone; and secure satls- - ' veai-s- Also a Piano in If you want to save money G. A. Barhite,32 Warren St.. Bridgeport. Regal Player perfect faction, Francis Kilbride was in Bridgeport ter suits, shoes and mittens, at Taylor, condition. Must be sold. Death cause of or Har-- aewtowu. If you want anything in the Wagon over Sunday. Curtis & Co. 's. selling. Address li.. iske umce, - ness line call and look over our Of all kinds at ! A May repaired goods before purcliasiiajelsewhere. ! iOR SALE Ladies' Riding Saddle. reasonable prices. Have Skins Skins F he seen at Tim 1.1 KB Office. A. P. Smith. Clocks v,. a in,! r'.,i,,n?Qi ni.,,,1 The Newtown Library association ' A W. Bassstt Be horse com-whe- n Newtown. Clock needs so &Son; held its annual meeting, Tuesday night, humane, keep your or Grandfather that repairing ! it win run accurately: it iu inepaieu Sandy Hook, Conn. these officers : President, Rev fortable with proper blankets Skins To exchange, a piece of , ...... r ...,f.. .. K.rsii ,..mlUUl,n electing WANTED a j Dr F. J. A blan-- real estate for farm, P. Editor of The for J. H. George ; vice president, you stop to hitch. big line of ten miles of W Allison Smith, Bee, SALE Good farm weight with stock and tools, within uu Lime OR pair horses, for C. F. market paid for all kinds of K. 11 wuom l resioreu us uiu einuieuey n anon or vtnff Gale; trustee three years, & Co.'s. Highest prices Call or address L. Carter, East cloi-k- . .VI F .w....wi. nuj alu,,!? kets at Taylor, Curtis . .. li,inr.t. and fair deal line old Colonial E. E. eker. New K0. One ; Miss Abbie Peck ; 'P...,.r Main St., Waterbury. Conn. horses.. One surrey , price Beardsley librarian, be sulflciem guarantee tor you to Preston, Conn. truck. C. secre- ing ought to dump cart and one platform treasurer, Arthur T. Nettleton; skins to and cleaner fleece-line- d slip- - send your aiuiui, SALE Thrashing machine B. Weed. Long Hill, Conn. , Ladies' shoes and Conn tary, Mrs C. S. Piatt. Mr Nettleton 37i)7 Main St., Bridgeport. F tn ,.,iiliur order. Price 11). Est. t.-- , J ,,nl,ino fW i.;.. ml resumed as treasurer, but it was not pers, laaies arcnta, gouu vaiuca Salmon Fillow, Redding, Conni Mrs Carrie Simpson, Mr a OST-O- ne heifer, red, spotted white, two accepted. Nettleton made very tne at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s. T ORSE CLIPPING. A W. Bassett& Son For Sale. sum- - monyi aj ,.,.Q,.c i f rnnna reoi.v to uwuri. v,nai complete and interesting report, a Ct. K. F. D. No. 3. H Sandy Hook. conn. First Class Dressmaker, S. C. Brown Cockorels, E. Benson, Soutlibury, Finely bred Leghorn ot ioiiows : Mrs A. J. McMahon, Telephone mary whicn man to milk. $1 each. WOK SALE CHEAl'VTwo pairs work horses WANTED Young puddle HAWLEYVILLE, CONN New Milford, Conm RECEIPTS. i well recommended. E. W. J- - weiglimg aoouiamwenL-i- nn. .u Ct. Gowns made for Ladles and 1906 1907 Increase or Walberg. Koxbury, Conn. Dewhurst, Madison itoad. Bridgeport. Latest Style SALE-P- alr heavy working oxen; also all right. Anthony Misses. Perfect Ut guaranteed. li. Lee, Decrease. F ,.,.,i h.iuimio mmin. William poll 8ALE-- 25 Barred Plymouth Rock 89.57 29.94 lets. Charles E. Beers, Newtown, Conn. BrckflemjU)nn Subscriptions, loans and fines, $119,51 fOR SALE An extra good Estey organ with SALE-La- rge bone cutter, also Farmers and Selected stock. TjiOR Mann 14.57 2.40 Attention. II ...... u. Will l,o lrl i.lm,n l 0 Tl one horse lumber gear. F. G. Dividends from Savings Banks, 16,97 .N f running I -I will pay market value for mink, Smith, K. D. No. 34, Newtown, Conn. Heaublein, Easton, Conn; 5.00 3.00 2.00 Dairymen NOTICE- Rents, mnt.h and rat skins; also beeswax.etc. r ,M ln,.,n.Aliiuviuu. Tl. n,TT alranlo me a C. SALE-3go- 6, 4. and3 124.04 U.5W increase juui 1 and hunters drop postal. iOR od Holstein cows, 109.46 make 3 good butter from Trappers ..1,4 A m He tnir Whists, od you can pounds N Raw Fur Dealer, Sandy I F .11l.ialn T.miarir no no ur cueuu Harang, Popular Sell Farms 00 25.00 25.00 lb. Positively taice; uiugs Hook, Conn. K. F. D. 17, Box 28. s am short of hay. Miles Gordon, Easton, Gifts, ,1 -- II ... I 1. AHU nil 1.1....Hums ul rem onn. P 0 Bridgeport Route 00 25,88 25,88 1(W. Conn. I can furnish Entertainments, Kernon, Bix Derby, MIR SALE-O- ne pair of cattle, extra good Give me a description of your farm or place, formula you wlsli. write me.i M. II. i . i...... n...i i .l.a any f team; also one fat hog. Thorpe, Bill! wie uciuis ,uu i vi ,uc ioau. u;..i.nn.otiuivr see me. I can do fa A T.TiV Stepney, Ct. call and you good. JACOB Notide. 282,06 31.12 ttitid White Ruse Cnmh Wyandotte Drlin.- - UtrLllatila nul.iot P.,nUlll Vau. 250,94 J! Also a road cart. J. Cockerels, tine birds. HOLSTEIN BULL CALF For Conn. Tel. 2. DISBURSEMENTS. Welles. BrookHeld Center, Conn. FINE town, wants to announce to his custom-r- s Wesley dam 'and sire ot best thoroughbred Mr Dixon stock. One month old S!o. POR SALE Good black horse, 1100 he is up barn for a shop, 178,25 36,85 141,40. Two cows for beef and a registered Holstein weight that fitting lis Books and periodicals, rx)R SALE cheap nuu ex- near his residence, and that he will E Will sell or trade for a Jresh Bacon, ,Kent. Conn. lira; kulu wuikui uinci, ui win situated 44,90 70,07 25,17 horse. cheap change for new milch cow. Ernest E. Hunt-le- v be ready for business at his new place about Fuel and supplies, cow. Address Box Route 1, Bridgewater to see his old cus- 5, ORPINGTONS and Spangled (black Stepney Depot, Conn. Nov. 25 and will be pleased 125,00 125,00 00 BUFF tor Bale to re- friends. He will have new stock Salaries, white) Orpington hens tomers and A dozen or more young Toms, fowls of rilDER-- To use TURKEYS e, stock. A chance to secure this keep it sweet, Smith's Cider and tools, Never Blip Shoes of all ktads in 2,25 2,25 up to 20 lbs, for sale. G. A. duce kinds all work done Repairs, famous breed at reasonable rates. Apply at Bymail2ac. S.W.Smith stock and all other and 45,86 near The Glen," Redding. Conn. Conn. Conn. atshort notice. Mr Dixon U a first class m- Water connections, 45,86 once. "Cobble Croft," Kent, Co:, Ansonla, P. H. Dixon, Brookfleld. ck and tan fox hound pup, mostly echanic 45,00 45,00 LOST-Bla- SALE-T- wo OPERATORS WANTED-Experie- nee Insurance, Suitable reward offered If returned IfOR high grade typewriters, GIRL , new. A good one &8. A better one Permanent SALE A few nice Pullets. Mrs Myron to Elbert 9. Brinsmade, Trumbull Center, Ct. r nearly employment. CR B. . V. H. $35. S. Holmes, Ridgefleld, Conn. Fabric Fire Hose Co., Sandy Hook, Conn. Clark, Stepney Depot, Conn.. 350,40 322,78 27,62 d Tel 2621--3 Bridgeport. Irving Barn Hill. 10 TIIK NEWTOWN BEE, Fit I DAY, DECEMBER fl, 1007.

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FAIRFIELD COUNTY. SPLENDID OVERCOATS 9 Weston. ALL READY TO WEAR AWAY NEWS AS OUR SCIMBE FINDS IT. The more a man is about fit and Mii Emmon of SiriiurfU'ld, Mum., particular hail been tins ifui'nt of her ulster, Mrs style, the more he appreciates our ready-for-we- ar M. of Hurlburt C Ambler, ttrevt, Overcoats-splen- did garments every Mr and Mm II. C. Hurlburt have en- one better than its -a- to on tertained relative .from Rochcatur. price nd' ready slip Mil Edith Mill of Georgetown "ha and wear away. been a few duya of the week ipcnding We arc showing plenty of full-c- ut with her couin, Mina May Humilton, mm length coats, in the new shadow Mr and Mra Patrick Coglan are mov- stripes, fancy Oxford and the form-cu- ing to Georgetown. grays, black; new t below-the-kn- ee Frederick Coley ia aerioualy ill with Varsity coats, length; and the rheumntUm. new fancy steamer coats, with and without Mixa Ethel Kernntock ia lufferlng belts; single and double-breasted- ,v in fancy from mercury poisoning on her face mixtures and and head. patterns. Miaa Louine Coley ia visiting in Values fairly bursting with satisfaction, Stratford. priced from $12 to $35. Mra Almon Waterbury, who haa been J If, u 0LU' t the gucat of her sister, haa returned to Weatport Reefers and Overcoats for little Ab-bi- Very good MraColumbua Bulkley and Miaa e from to 1.1 Treadwell spent a few days of last men, priced $5 $10. I I il dlnrilH'iTifct week with Mra Ebenezer Fitch. You Need Mr and Mra W. P. Rowland and aon, More Women's Suits Charlea, were Thanksgiving guesta of .Selling

friends in Redding. . From Higher Priced Lines at Lowered Prices. $19.75 anc An Overcoat. The Matinee whist club met on Tues- $25.00 Values from $25 to $35. day with Mra LcRov Meeker of Cross Highway. interest lias been aroused our sell- Perhaps the one you want is here Extraordinary by Jacob Faulhubcr still continues on To-da- ing of women's suits the past week. y we stimulate $6.50 to $25.00. the sick list. further interest by adding a lot of new suits from higher Albert Laufer of has Bridgeport priced lines, to the splendid offerings of the most recent Boys' Overcoats, $2.48 to $8.50." been two weeks in town. spending T'1C styles at $19.75 ant ?25- - styles are most attractive; the Andrew Perry of Norwalk spent a Youths' Overcoats, $4.95 to $18.00. values most inviting. few days of last week with his sisters, the Misses Perry, of Valley Forge. At $19.75 Beautiful new semi-fitte- d and fitted coat fold in Shoes Mrs Theodore Hamilton and Miss suits, full pleated skirts with blue, brown, blade, for Ladies, Men and mixtures cheviots one May Hamilton spent a few days of last stripes and broadcloths, and not week with Mrs George Mills in George- of these suits worth less than $25, and values range to Children. town. $27.50. The annual business meeting of the At $25.00 A scries of striking fitted and semi-fitte- d Norfield church society was held on coats suits of broadcloth and cheviot, in stripes, mixtures Monday. and plain blue, brown and black, regular values of which George Adams, who is operating his range from $30 to $35. steam saw mill in Redding, spent over Fittings by Custom Fitters. tSTEfr-IH- E Sunday at his home here. A Shoe BASEMENT SPECIALS Sherman. Jew Zenith Special $U0 For Saturday, we offer an especially THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET. , "THE BELMONT" HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS, We have met the call conser- fine assortment of women's Rev W. H. Wilson of was for'a 956-- S AVW8I Brooklyn a hoisery, in new patterns and combi- G. W. son on vative dressy shoe for men with last entertained by Durgy and fine black hems-do- rf is "Belmont" is made in nations imported lisle, Thanksgiving day, while the feminine that right. The Conn. blucher with dull calf dye, spliced soles. Bridgeport, part of the house spent the day in patent colt tops, oak-tanne- d, double also Special at 50c pair. Bethel. Mr Durgy returned home single and soles, horse-hid- e enam- Women's fleeced vests and pants, of with his stolen horse at 1 o'clock on in gun metal blucher and a soft finish and excellent wearing quality Thanksgiving morning. els, high-grad- e leathers all through. Zenith shoes are the best for vests have short or long sleeves; ankle-leng- th Rev J. H. Davis and family ate Special are sold at our pants. Thanksgiving dinner in Leach Hollow. the money; they only stores. Special at 25c a garment. Mr and Mrs I. Stuart accepted an invitation from Dr Hubbell to eat tur- at Mrs key Mallory's. Trunks, Bags Zenith Shoes, Mr Duncan and family, together with' three families from Danbury, ate tur- and Other for Men and INCORPORATED key and duck with Mr and Mrs W. B. Mollan's while the of the TO MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN Women. Hungerford, parents Luggage. OUTFITTERS Her-rick'- latter visited in Milford at J. P. s. , BRIDGEPORT, CONN.

The missionary meeting is on Friday Stout Shoes at Mrs Gelston's. Miss Marion Briggs was home from New York, last week ; also Miss Anna went an last week. NEW HAVEN COUNTY. for ' operation there, Monroe. Stuart from New Haven. Although quite seriously ill, hopes are Mrs Frank Briggs has gained con- had of her speedy recovery. ' MASONIC NOTES. Middlebury. siderably from injuries received the hold week before while to New Mil-for- d Washington lodge will its next driving A THANKSGIVING PARTY. Women, on after her children. Nichols regular communication Monday December 16, when the an- Mr and Mrs A. J. Abbott enter- Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson visited evening, PERSONAL NOTES. nual election of officers and trustees tained a large family party on Thanks- in last week. Washington, : Mr and Mrs William Mitchell for Cold Wet Weather are now. Rev and Mrs W. R. McDermott take place. Business of importance will giving Especially and ready Miss Alice Cass is from spent away home, come before this and a full at- and Misto Judith Mitchell of South Brit- is out of doors in the Fall and Thanksgiving day with old.parishioners meeting For the woman who this week. tendance is desired. ain, Mr and Mrs Edmund Abbott of in Stepney. winter are the for she need Ambrose Lake had a boy Waterbuty, and Mr and Mrs H. B. Ab- Early they just thing William and come from Hartford, last Monday. Wellington family spent bott and some; other relatives. One not to be J burdened with rubbers or overshoes. A Thanksgiving in Bridgeport, the guest The outbreak of in town Mrs with the broken diphtheria thing of interest was that four genera- Burhance, Mrs women children of Mr and J. H. Skinner. interferes with attendance in Mrs Wil- big variety of fine footwear for and limb, hopes to be able to walk soon greatly tions were gathered together. in Mr and Mrs Woods of the schools, especially two districts. Nicker-so- n, in Box Calf, Gun Metal, Heavy Kid and all the best with the aid of crutches. George Bridge- liam Mitchell, her mother, Mrs port and Mr and Mrs E. L. Nettleton Former Selectman Eli D. Beardsley of Bridgeport, with Mrs A. J. The Dorcas society meets with Miss leathers for out of door wear, now. of New Haven enjoyed Thanksgiving is seriously ill at his home in Harpur-vill- e, Abbott and her daughter, Alice, com- Appleby, this week, on Thursday. at Nichols. Y. He is in his 93d of down to 1.50. day Sidney N. year. pleted the group four generations. Women's Shoeg from $5 Not Trumbull. Shelton Brothers have sold their real many Thanksgiving gatherings For Children up to $3. Tashua. estate, the former L. Hubbell estate, were so greatly blessed. at the corner of Oak avenue and STRAW RIDE TO TASHUA. GRANGE NOTES. WILLIAM A. MALLETT. Wooster street, Shelton, to Oliver G. . A party of young people from this of The annual election of officers takes William A. Mallett, a life long resi Beard, Jr., Bridgeport. place and Nichols enjoyed a straw ride place on Tuesday night, December 10, dent of Tashua, died November 29, aged on Thanksgiving night to Tashua, at the meeting of the Grange. W. K. 86 at the home of his regular MOLLAN, ev- years, daughter, where they spent a very enjoyable v All members are urged to be present. Mrs Emma in Hill, where Plains. ening at the home of Mr and Mrs L. N. Walker, Long Lyon's 1026 Main he had made his home for the past few William McAllister of St., Bridgeport. Mallette. Among those who enjoyed Waterbury Mr Mallett had been in the evening were Misses Julia and years. failing NEWS IN BRIEF. was the guest over Thanksgiving of health for some time. The funeral was his Mrs Clara McAllister Edith' Plumb, Hannah Wellington, Ger- - Mrs Eli Wakeman is daughter, in on entertaining ' attended Christ church Sunday, Judd. , rude Smith, Alma (Plumb, Mildred Mrs Tarbell of Boston. December 1, at 2.30 p. m., Rev L. R. Curtis, Maud Thorp, Clarice Baldwin, The new state supervisor, E. H. The burial was in Mrs James Ward has moved to New fl Mildred and Gertrude Frazier Sheffield'officiating. Cameron, has begun his work of R. S. KOLB Tucker, taking U. A. rAKIifiK. Tashua cemetery. He leaves a wife Canaan with her daughter owing to and Messrs Sydney French, Maurice care of our schools. Expects to visit and three children, Mrs Emma Walk- poor health. Curtis, Lester Nothnagle, Gordon Dur-woo- d, them about twice a month. Parker-Kol- b Co. er, Frank B. and William B. Mallett, Mrs Lydia Thorp has been visiting The Burton Smith and Bernard Bald- Miss Ruth A. Abbott goes to Hart- to mourn his loss. The bearers were her daughter, Mrs McConkey. win. The evening was one long to be ford, .this week, to enter on a three JEWELERS Charles and Samuel Seeley, John Pat- Eli Wakeman has his house a remembered by all who attended. given years' training as nurse. She will be Silverware and Cut Glass. terson, Stephen Burroughs, John Hurd new coat of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, paint greatly missed. , GRANGERS ATTENTION! and John Treadwell. WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. Mrs Amelia Fitch entertained a large Mr and Mra H. I. Harrison and son Friday evening, December 13, will party at dinner on Thanksgiving. O. Conn. m Miss Mabel Seeley was home for the from East Plymouth ;were guests of No. 9 P. Arcade, Bridgeport, be election of officers at the Grange, recess. Clarence Smith of Bridgeport spent Mrs G. F. Abbott over Thanksgiving. S9SSSSSS after which a lunch will be served and Thanksgiving S9SSSSS9 SS8 8S8S ;SSS9eSS99S3S9S9SSS a few days with his parents, Mr and it is all members will Mrs George D. Mallett entertained expected that be Mrs J. Smith, last week. DeWitt's Little Early Riser Pills are George Sterling, Dwight L. Mallette D. G. & present. . sold by S. E. Sanford & Co. BEERS CO., and Miss Mary Sterling, Thanksgiving NEWTOWN, CONN., day. OFTEN SEEN WOMEN When Trading In Waterbury Manufacturers of Georgetown. YOU HAVE DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Your Meals at the Mr and Mrs Howard Peck spent l(iet Salve. Get DeWitt's. Sold by S. E. Mr and Mrs C. D. PERSONAL CHAT. Thanksgiving with with marked blueness or paleness of Sanford & Co. Automobile and a Tops, Canopy Tops, Miss Katherine who Stillson of Newtown. face, vitiated appetites craving Room Weiderstrom, for unwholesome food. These are signs Park Lunch Buggy Tops, Cushions, Miss Kuth ' who attends has been spending a few weeks in New Mallette, of disordered liver, and the trouble Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder C. E. CEANE, Pbop.. Backs, was Jersey with friends, has returned to school at Ely Court, Greenwich, must be corrected or worse results Pills ; they are for weak back, inflam- For Ladies and Gentlemen. And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and are sure to follow. Dr Send for Catalogue. her home here. home over Thanksgiving. Kennedy's mation of the bladder, backache and Conn Wagons. Favorite liver dis- 11 West Maln'St.. Waterbury, has Remedy dispels Mrs Peter Raber of Peaceable street Mrs Vinnie Bradley recently ease. Husbands and fathers cannot weak kidneys. Sold by S. E. Sanford & who ia at the Danbury hospital, under-- spent a few days in Redding. afford to treat this matter lightly. Co.