The Newtown .Bee NUMBE VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FMDAY. MARCH 12, 1900.

WILCOX. Stepney. , METHODIST CHURCH NOT23. A Brother of Mrs John B. Wheeler of the : Preaching Sunday morning: by , . ThhTowi. tjt ' pastor. In the eveningun'on serv- '.' Afteran Illness lasting about five ice at the Baptist chut eh. months, Hon Washington F. Wilcox, Home News and .Comment. Evenly preachlrg fcervlre at Ilat-terto- a brother of Mrs John B. Wheeler of school house at 7 o'clock. this town, and for Wednesday evening prayer meet- Middlesex "years prominent In county ing at the home of Mrs Elwell's. ' affairs, died of heart failure at 1.30 The Literary society will hold the . o'clock on Monday morning at his next meeting at the church oa the been 111 home In Chester. He had CHURCH. SHIPPING IN ICE evening of March 26. PARISH. THE CONGREGATIONAL Nichols with a nervous trouble for months. TRINITY Rev A. L. Hubbard preached at Mr ti ucox was horn In Kllllngworth, '' From West Stockbridee, Mass. RALLY DAY AT THE METHODIST Shelton last Sunday. Rev A. K. . , .Friday. Services. , August 22, 1834, the son of Hew Sunday UaKCH. Chattaway preached at Stepney and At 3.30 p. m., children's service. car-loa- 14-In- Ice and Lydla 'Wright Wlllcox. He got Twenty of delivered a fine sermon on "The with 11 from West have be the' old Chesl- -' At 7.30 p. m., evening prayer, Sunday morning service at Stockbrldge, Mass., "Rally Day" will observed at his early education In been Marks of the Redeomed." address by Rev O. O. Wright. o'clock at which service H. D. Con- unloaded by the Borden's at the MethodlBtchurch on March 21. nut Hill school district of that town, their Newtown The teams verse of the Bridgeport' Y. M. C. A. creamery. All the members and friends Inter- and later went to a private school on of E. S. Lovell, James B. Nichols, A. BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. Sunday. n will be present and give a talk pas- M. Boyson, Michael Keating, ested in the children are Invited to conducted by Re? William Bell, 10 a. . "The Work of the Association and Edgar At m., Holy Communion., M. R. The cantata, "Nlcodemus," will be ..f How to Reach Young Men. Every- Northrop, O'ConneU, J. Peck, be present at the morning service tor of the Congregational church, At 11 a. m., morning prayer and H. Peck gWen on Sunday evening by the Is Invited to be pres- Richard Rapp and liermon Frank A. Scofield of the61st church , were membe.s. He body cordially choir. Mrs C. F. Boutwell of South which his parents . ;;. hae been engaged In hauling the ' ent and hear him. In New York will Come Norwalk ef- for tale College at the Hj ice from the car to the Ice house. City, preach, wil assist. The always prepared At 12 m., Sunday school. Sunday school at noon. ficient of the choir will main- school In New Haven and bring all your friends. singers klna Grammar At 7. 30 p. m., evening prayer. Y. "P. S. C. E. meeting In the even- tain their high standard. Everyone from the Yale MASONIC. and was graduated ing at 7.30 o'clock. Subject, "What REV W. R. McDERMOTT ACCEPTS Is given a welcome at all services. 1SA1 Afler - in hlq Wednesday.- are our laws and how are CALL TO Last Sunday's storm did not seem liquor they Hiram Chapter A. M. ROWAYTON. t,ov,i ho a law office In At 3.30 p. m., litany and reading. enforced. Ref. Deut. 4:1-- 9. Leader, r to make any considerable difference graduation opened in the attendance the his nt Rev Mr Steele. Rev William R. McDermott has at morning Deep River, and although talf I Hiram Chapter, R. A. M., con- service.. The absentees were mostly , Thursday. received a call to Rowayton to early earned a reputat'on for him, he ' Prayer meeting Thursday even- ferred the Past Masters' degree on those who are ill, of whom there are At 7.50 p. m , at Hawleyville candidates from Wednes- preach next Conference year, with a persistently .refused flattering ( ffcrs ' ing at 7.4: o'clock. Woouuury. a number. by Rev J. , H. The lades met this week for day Light. good and a nice The Portal class will meet on next larger-cities- . For he chapel, preaching sewing salary parsonage. to go to years ...... v ... at the home of Mrs D. C. Bacon. , We that he not Friday evening at the parsonage. the most, lucrative George. regret will remain enjoyed piactice AT t At 2.30 p. m., the Woman's Auxil- HNCH'S. here any longer and wish him suc- of any lawyer at the Middles-i- coun- JOHN BURRITT. ' iary will meet at the Rectory. ST ROSE'S. cess In his new field of labor. ty bar. His political career begun Pabst Malt, 25c. John the oldest man in Dr Burritt, In 1862, when he was elected to and" Rev Father Fox has ueen assisting King's Discovery, 50c. the at his home Monday, Wednesday Friday oOc. , NOTES OF INTEREST. village, passed away in the at the Forty Hours devotions at the Bovinine, on Monday, March 8, after a short represent the town of Saybroik at 4 p. ru Mr Walker will meet the 25c and 50c. Sacred Heart church in Waterbury, Linonine, David Plumb has returned from illness, aged 86 years, three months .state Legislature. Iri 1875 he was children for rehearsal, this week. ,'Pcruna, 90c' N. Im- and eight days. The funeral was distrl. c and Iron and EOc. Buffalo, Y., looking greatly elected senator from his 'Tuesday and Saturday evenings Wednesday morning a month's Beef, Wine, largely attended from his late resi- mind Mass was said proved In health. He has taken a served as chairman of the J'ldiciary at 7.30 choir rehearsal. requiem High dence on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Father Connors for the of J. B. Shaw has a car of cows and in Jackson's Book store In committee. In 1875 he was appoint-- ' by repose position o'clock, Rev II. L. Hubbard officiat- the soul of the late Patrick Blake. other stock, for sale at Blrdsey Bridgeport. The burial was in the ed state's attorney for Midd'eeex ing. family AND . Beardsley's. Friends from Mt Vernon, N. Y., lot in the village cemetery. Mr Bur-ri- ft county and served efficiently in that On Daniel G. Beers IMMERSION Wednesday were entertained by Miss Claire had been a part of the village for unt'i his OTHERSjrRY the site for the new build- will be rapacity eight years, surveyed over life for many years and of the Newtown bank TTMrs Elizabeth a sister of Baldwin, Sunday. missed not his but election to Congress as a democrat. Cold Waters of Lake Berkshire. ing Savings Turney, only by family by In the and drove the stakes to guide the Frank Wesolowski severed his con- the whole He served two terms In and the late Orville Jonnson, who resides village. Congress men in making the excavation.. The nection with Fairchild & Son on Sat- Some are re- in the Johnson Hunting-tow- n In his first term served as a member thrilling experiences work of will be- homestead, from 'the Berkshire pond, excavating probably urday and will go into the tea busi- RESOLUTIONS. of the committee on claims and coin- ported gin monday, Messrs H. H. Peck and district, is quite poorly, this where a force of men under the di- ness in Ansonia. He expects to move The annual meeting of the Monroe and' measures. Dur- J. B. Nichols having this work in spring. was Hold In age of weights rection of Manager Stevens of the his to Antonia sometime this (Stepney; Baptist society Co. har- charge. family the church parlors. Fiday, February ing his second term he was'chslrman. Borden's were engaged in ,r 27. nnd officers wer. elected for the en- , Miss Mamie French of week. of the eleventh census cornmitte and vesting ice, Friday, Saturday and Bridgeport suing year. At this meeting the follow- That popular gentlemen, lineofwall paper at the spent with her aunt, Mrs Mr Sherwood, who has worked for ing letter was read: To the Monroe member of the Sunday. TheSpring Sunday Bant:?t Church Our Aunt Mari-ett- e was also the second Michael F. Kil- is one will & society: Brick Store that tl.o ladies Henry Eefcrs, at Botsfcrd Fairchild .Son for several years, Warner in her life time expressed labor committee. - He dedinel was first to a like. are shown. a to make which bride, the get Beautiful patterns has gone to take his position with desire a will, by she and resumed his wetting? the. ice giving away with Window shades, straw matting, rugs, wished to present to the Monroe Bap- Judge W. J. Beecher has been on the Bradbury, the "cruller man." tist Church society the sum of $300, the him as he was about to speak to Mr etc. At Taylor, Curtis & Co.s. de- business in Deep River, remalrJr-- in sick list for a few days. income of wuich to be used to help Stevens. A shrill cry from the genial A fine offertory was rendered at fray the running expenses of thesociety, life 1, 1897. when pri'vate until July Michael the ever-willin- g oil and variiish'' for the hut she died before making said will. brought Paints, the morning service, last Sunday. tTie of Gov.'Lorrin A.. & We, undersigned, being all her he was appointed by to' his aid. C. L. and work." At Curtis heirs-st-la- William Page spring Taylor, LonHiIL . Wiliard Plumb of Trumbull presided desiring that the wishes of Cooke a member of the railroad cm-missio- ..is hired man aiso got in the latter Co.'s. her lifetime in that regard be carried ' at the in down to his neck. He was TYI-'.- organ. out, hifeby take pleasure informing his associates electing him going up ; MRS CAROLINE ELI.. of one of" A of the official board will you that upon the settlement her rescued by Mr Page and or two A satisfying line harnesses, meeting esiate, or as soon thereafter as may be ' The funeral of Mrs Caroline workers on the pond. ' whips, etc., at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s, Tyr be held at the parsonage on Tuesday convenient, but not later tnan July 10. commission L 1905, lifting rell was. attended from her 1909. we shhh to you the sum , road July Sandy Hook. largely mid-wee- present ' e on evening. The regular k of $300 out of her estate, upon condition succeeded by Andrew F. Gates of hone Wednesday afternoon, same held in ST JOHN'S PARISH. w- E- Part-he- - on that the s'lall be trust , . Gasi-- Rev' - - offidat- meeting Wednesday evening. r the Miss Catherine Keating of and the Inoome oe applied annu- - Harford. By Tiies-Mn- nf resolute-;t- street visited in g. Two selections, 'Rock of Ages' On Thursday afternoon the Ladies' ally towards tle maintenance of preach-i- or Wateroury, services inVsaid to ; Assembly ibuv Services. ana liiessea ' vere church, subject ' jGenral Sunday day Assurance, Aid society will meet at the church such Vor the invest- of rendered Patchen regulations control, was ratnf d as a'.memb r the public beautifully by Mis to sew ment and preservation of said fund as Sunday, at '10.45 a. m., morning of There were a carpet rags. , ( shall be announced us later. service coraraision, together with The ladies of the Methodist church Bridgeport. large by and sermon! at 12 m.. number of candsome lloral tribu.es The Young Ladies' Sewing circle Dated at Stepney, this 19th day of ' Thomas D prayer, litany served a 15c Wednesday 190!). Marcus H. Bolcomb, supper, The were lOlme.- - ttear-h- Fehrnny, school at 5 p. m.,, evening was well pallbearers will meet at the home of Mrs Louis Elbert O. Hull. Charles and P. H. Sunday night, which patronized. E. Bradstreet, Phelps ' William Andrews, Frank Beach, C. Couch on Friday afternoon. Arthur J. Hull, prayer. Arthur Andrews and A. Judd, Ettie J. Slade, Woodward, whose report advising Roswell of N. Harry About 32 M. Lillian Tuesday, at 4 p. m., service at W. Judson Mattewan, all of the deceased. members of the Sunday Nichols, the establishment of a public utilities Y., has been the guest of S. F. Tilson grandsons Carrie M. Morgan. G. Hard's in Berkshire. school received gold pins for perfect commission' was submitted to the for several days. NEWS HEREABOUTS. Mrs at 7. 30 p. m., preach- attendance for a year. , Mr and H. W.Joyce were very General 'Assembly early in Wednesday,. present H. The Walton shoe for boys Mrs'John P. Mahoney entertained Mr and Mrs James Durward enter- pleasantly surprised last Friday of ing by Rev J. George. hardy the session. For a number years and-girl- Solid leather soles and her mother, Mrs Pelton, of Bridge- at 7 p. m., service at J tained their nepnew, Gordon Dur evening by about 20 of their Grange River Thursday, cot-o- ff Hon- and a on he was a director of the Deep counters with no vamps. port, cousin, Wednesday. on friends. The M. Blackman's. We Mrs Jennie Clark of ward, Sunday. guests arrived at the Savings bank of which he was also 0 est goods all the way through. Bridgeport afternoon,, at 4 o'clock in have a assortment and are sell- spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs Nathan MacDonald- and Andrew scene of the festivities at about 8 30 . and in January of this Friday good and ing at very close prices. Sandy Marietta Smith. Nagy were guests of Mr and Mrs An- o'clock and a pleasant evening ot was elected to succeed R. P. the church, litany reading. year be Hook Shoe Store. John Kellar has left the employ of gus MacDonald, the first of the week. games and social intercourse w.xen of Hartford as president of Robert Staines and returned to his Spencer G. 'has a new two-seate- d joyed for the next three hours, dur- Herry Curtis A good line of men's home in Tashua. the Deep River Rational bank. Mr of A. working pleasure wagon, bought shoes. Also some bargains in ladies' Peter Gabler, who has been very ing which time a fine collation .was in 1868. Salome C. " Willcox married, M. Briscoe & Son. and chimren's shoes. Sandy Hook. ill for.sarly two weeks and lias been served. who survives Woodbury. Dennicon of Chesier Shoe store. the cause of great anxiety to his W. Roswell of Woodburv has hee1 v A meeting of Jephthah no him with the following chil regular family is at present writing worse a amnno- - together Fri- Ui raoant criioct frionrla in thit Chapter, O. E. S., will be held on Mrs W. C. who is ill with no means out of Mrs DR W. H. SAGE DEAD. .vituo dren: Marie Willcox and Mrs Gay-- Johnson, but by danger. day night... is now on tne gain. Dr Wolff of New York Mr and Mrs The death of Dr William H. Sase ye- place. Dr R. M. New pneumonia, Cry, lord, wifef Gaylordof Kiernan attends her. William Gabler and daughter of Ox- curred suddenly in Woodbury on Wed- Mrs John S Joyce was a guest, T"lnnald Mr Mrs Stevenson of the winter had ,!Tln T?rratnh- W and and Charles Gabler and Ellis Dillis-to- n nesday. During J)r Sage week. ford, Arthur not been as well ax usuul, but had hoped few days, last week, of her son, Allen Hanover have a son, born last Mrs Michael and chil- been week. A .Willcox, the now pursuing Cavanaugh have here this tor a return m tp.ni ncaitn wui tne L. in lajter dren have been ill' with Dr ne Joyce Bridgeport. Yale. grip. trained nurse is attending him. spring. Tuesday nlgnr, however, studies at Charles G. Meeker has returned them. :11, and died of apoplexy Mrs Andrew of Danbury Kiernan attends Elester Patchen of 'Lakeville has was Bradley after a 10. days' visit in New York. Wednesday afternoo.i. ,J)r Sage has visited her cousiin Mrs C. E. been the guest of Mr and Mrs Charles born in saiMerstielrt. JI ihs.. March is, Stage Driver Charles E. Hawley Patchen. 1825, and spoilt his lifn t.'iero nr.d HAWLEYVILLE CHAPEL. Julia' who has beeri - Miss Everetts, a 'of in Rivertor. this state. His early Hu- Mrs burr has been typhoid-pneumoni- a, has pair of horses, bought from St Vincent s riawiey quite critically ill with bay Reports hospital cation he received fit the academy in Brookfiield - sick and under the care of Pr Robert ureen of Mrs Fruuk Suiherland Westfield. Mm.ss . from whore he canv- to Gallup. be a service at the sat up for tne.first.time, this week. ,.. concerning Dr Welch of New There will r are very encouraging the Yale Medieil t;:'adu itii,g here Haven has called and with the oLiss f ll-- Mrt. Hawleyville chapel next Sunday in Pie timber, prunes, aprkot3 Mrs William Osborne visited with upon Mary Turney. He was her John F. Madigan passed Sunday and at Finch's. ation h; took up the "f medi- while in that afterndbn at .3.30,. Rev Mr Robinson peaches, prime nice, friends in Botsford, this week. cine at UaionVill-J- , wlioro he r :naii:oi family physician city. Washington. -- Extra good quality oranges, dates, Solid 10c for many and lud v. very lr.rge Mrs Charles Purdy is spending a of Brookfield - packed tomatoes, per jjurs officiating. etc. of corn clientele. He was and etc mini few days with Mrs Zalmon Purdy. N. ran the fine "Adreno" brand i Mr and .rs Wallace Mitchell, by eveiyori-- there. He w n.ed at !iis Zalinon F. has been called W. B. Mrs 10c per can, three for 25c; and was foremost Purdy Mrs Glover and Lydia was a nic,peas, profession untiringly, to as a in Court H. Beers & Co. are a Leroy Hyatt Sunday visitor 9c per can, three for 25c; nice sal- in good works ot every Kind. It was Bridgeport juror the R. making Glove:' of Newtown, J. Arthur Curtis while at I'nionville that he of Common civil side. Olin in , mon, 13c per can, two for 25c; large living Pleas, splendid window display of the oopu-'a- r and Willard Gillette oi'E'aston, towj. changed from the allopathic to the Edward who is the Mrs of pure fruit jam, 18c; jelly in homeopathic school. In the Beardsley, only watch for and Shelton of Huntington and Mrs Blake Tree jar early owner of a with an ice is Ingersoll pocket of attend- Michael ,of Walnut tumbler, 10c; fancy rice, 9c pound, seventies he moved to New Haven and pond crop, Frjink Blakeman Stratford at- Out the of Dr Charles 'iesk use. Hill has been indisposed with nn three1 for 23c; a little of that fine A. bought practice disposing of it rapidly to the unlucky ed the Pomona Grange meeting at Skill". His practice and reputation grew ones who had in tack of the grip. . X. A. flour left) 80c per bag. and he became one of the failed to gather this Ridgefield, last Wednesday." only steadily, city's for the season. The place to save money The Long most widely knnwn physicians, esteemed necessity coming W. Walter Finch, a genial clerk at Miss Edith Wheeler of the- and honored by a large proportion of Cuarles F. Nichols and wife have ' Mrs T. J. Corbett has been on the Hill Store, W. N. Hurd, proprietor. R. H. Beers & Co.'s." has been con-- f class of the' Align school, New Haven!s population. About ten been in to witness tne Kie.-na- n. decided to Washington sick list, under the care of Dr been years ago Dr Sage give up 'ied to his room il'ness for a few has ill with the grip. Deafness Cannot Ee Cured the active practice of his profession and change of White Hcuse dwellers. T'ur by a ' purchased farm in Woodbury, where coats and felt boots would have been dayS. ' Mrs John R Wheeler has been as cannot he erected a home in 1899. The coun- on March 4. of By local applications, they ho it a blessing to many there Miss Katherine Honan, thf Dr U. nun-derla- try farm life greatly enjoyed and quite seriously ill. Paul reach' the diseased portion of the ear. benefited his health, which had Just arrived. A new stock of over- Training School for Nurses, Danbury in ben Davis & Savard; tire Bridgeport of Danbur was called, There is only one way to cure deafness partially broken by his close attention alls, jumpers and working shirts. hospital, paid a visit, Tuesday, to her to his Dr took Main- - St. consultation with the attending intl that Is by const'.tutloi'al remedies. practice. Sage great The kind that wear r.nd stand the clothiers at tne corner of sister, Mrs B. Frances Honan. Gale. pleasure in beautifying his estate in physician, Dr Frank J. Deafness is caused by an inflamed con- laid fine strain. Penfield & Craig, at the and Fairfieitf Avenue,, are holding a Woodbury, and out many walks Grand- dition of the mucous lining of the Eus- along the Pomperaug river, which flows Depot. wind-u- Gold Medal buckwheat and D. N. Clark oA'sheiton,' and in p sale and they are selling the well tachian Tube. Wiien this tube is in- the rear of the farm. He cultivated Miss Kittredge of Xew Haven is a ma's pancake flour and Golden Tree favorably known to Bee readers, the flowers and the shrubs, making that suits that cost tfiem $15, $18, $20 t Firrh's.. flamed you hae a rumbling sound or part of tne farm along the river into a guest at the Baptist parsonage. blend mf pie svrup, takes space this week, to set en- and at low large imperfect hearing-- and when it is park and tivrowinr ir ..nun to Henry Edwards filled his ice house $22 the extremely price forth the great values he is offering the whom it was en- - Peterson is tirely clcsecl!Deainefs is the result, public, by grent'.jr as weeK. B. S. Beardsley did the of $12. are not suits, Miss Anna suffering in tools. -- is Mr own. L'l ncin y r. They heavy agricultural This oan be ju.vcu. cuif;.. from and unless the irflammation o is-;- i carting his pond. arid with an attack of thggrlp. Clark's 27th in .this business :ew urvivrs ur y either, you can afford to get y.ur year taken out and V.u-- i tube restored to its funeral services will be he.a Fr'da over. and he proposes to mak it a year normal will be afternoon, at which Rev Stanley Bloom- - next winter's suit and hold it E. J. Hall and men have a condition, hearhft I placed notable for good values, to be field will officiate. Mr Blooniliei is A always forever; nine cases out of ten are th-- : vVno,ih-- i GREENFIELD HILL, It's wise economy. ' new tin roof on a pS'rt of the house had at this reliable store. former pastor of y church of Michael Cavanaugh in.Hanever. caused by Catarrh, whicn is nothing but and will come from his present pastor- an inflamed con. ..on of the mucous ate in Vermont to conduct tne service Arrangements are being made for the J. The services at Dr old home in annual Farmer's Institute to be held Mrs George Ryveal has been sick Don't forget the auction at the surfaces. Saga's a road to-da- 48 Howe will be con- at the elub house on March 18. Charles Gilbert has stylish L. iu y, New Haven. street, County sir.k for two weeks with tonsil ltis Hughes place Taunton, We will Ono Hundred Dollars for ducted Rev Jam-- a DeWolf Zt.. C. V. Brothwell of Stratfield district horse, bought of Robert Green of March 12 See adv. tfve by Perry and the grip under the care of Dr (Friday), any case of deafness Ca- of St Paul's church, on Saturday after- and of was Brookfield. . (caused by noon. Bradley Jennings Congress Gale. Miss Edith Thompson i that cann. t be cured by Hall's street have been chosen as jurymen in now Mrs H. B. Coger was a visitor in tarrh) caring for her motner and she Is Mrs A. W. 6assett will return the Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free. Bridgeport, this? week. same down with the malady. last of the week, after a two week's the Park City the first of the week. P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. CHARLES BLACKMAN. Mrs Burr Hill has charge of country visit at N. Y. Sold by all 75c The funeral services of Charles club arrangements for this week. ' Elmlra, druggists, SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES. W. B. Lamphear of Shelton is Take Hall's Family Pills for consti- Blackman were held from his late MrsLuella T. Whitaker is on the For the benefit of local investors around Botsford first of the week pation. home, afternoon at 2 o'clock, sick list and under Dr Hetzell's caret . Men's $3.50 and $1 shoes, $2.49; the Sunday we are to state the r the Rev C. VV. Dane Se- Mrs Lillian Gray and son are visiting requested that buying egga for a route he has estab- Get yo-i- shoes and rubber boots at officiating. ladies $2.50 and $3 shoes, $1.99; Surface Water Co. resume divi- Morris lections were David H. Burton at her father's, William Meeker's on win lished in Shelton. ' the gorcet. sung by children's shoes, 1Q per cent redu- dend payments in April, instead of , and daughter, Miss Florence Burton. Long Lot road. E. the Terrill at French's, Bethel. July, as stated in our last issue. It Strauss, representing Deceased had been a member of the Mr and Mrs AR. Whitaker enter- ction, Beers was in the Park City Oaa Machine Lighting Co., was in town. New is expected there will be no further henry Wednesday. Methodist church for 34 years. The tained friends from Canaan, over of service the the first of tne week. bearers were old Ros- Sunday. . ; GO FREi.-- interruption until soldiers, George TO n 6, BETHEL, Gal-Di- .' next freeze. , Good values in corduroy pants, men's well, Hnbbard fiotchkiss, Thomas n, Some time Thursday morning the re- vMrs flannel shirts, etc, at the store of Hen- sidence of J. E. of Elliott street For all your shoes and save from . John L. Gilbert with her Charles Fogg, Henry Gibson and Seys Mrs B. ot the Glen bas ry R'upf. Charles Interment in the was entered and the lower part of the 10 cent 35 cent at his Corning mother, Mrs George Northrop, spent Rowley. per to per been ill and under the care of Dr old North tinder the direction house ransacked but nothing of value . Try Ahhastire for all decorating. cemetery Special Shoe sale. Kiernan. Monday Sunday. . R. XL Been & Co. eel it of G. F. Scott was tound by the burglars. THE NEWTOWN BE; FRIDAY, MARCH 12. 1000.

I MMM l - HOWLAND'S A 25c. Bottle ol

t Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street. Kempt Balsam r Contain! V 40 DOSES, WIND-U- P f And each done In more effoetlve than f I four time the tame quantity of any f viuvr i'uuuii romuur. uuwuYur wall m fldvertlaed uml however utroiiK'lyrec f Mail omujundtid that be. shopping Ij rmuody may f Remember always that KEMP'S f SALE' is safe and BALSAM ltho Best Cough Cure. Tfe Tina bavaiI ilttiiittiimla frntn Ann. , IlereV another sale will ."7:7.. A that get a, store. DUIIIlIIUUt i big response sure at this it nut savoa tuousriBUfl or lives. 4 the unrestricted and unlimited choice of any ; of A At BU urugpwt , OUO. BM $1. these WINTER SUITS AND OVERCOATS In the T Doni accept anything else. J store; none of them in extreme not The Howland Dry Goods Store is brought 'heavy weights; one of them sold at less than 15, 18, 120 and rieht to vour door bv the mail and the express office. Ev- - $22 Every SUIT and OVERCOAT at the one low e- erythiug sold here, and that means everything from pins to a tlu way from $.H0 (o $000 per an pric- fine rujf, may be bought by you through the mail as safely num, according to the length of their ana as in oraer is care 01 samiaaoniy person. iour uKen routes. This amendment of mine Is by an expert and careful shopper who uses the same care and i Twelve Dollars. " Intended to bring about as 'near as taste tn tilling it as in buying for herself. Your inquiries are t a relation between attended to just as carefully. If you are interested in wash practicable proper A Radical and All-inclhdi- CLEAR- goods, for example, sample with prices are cut off and sent the compensation paid one class of quick ANCE SALE It's wise economy to for future to you, from which choice is to be made That choice made, letter carriers and the compensation ' buy ' needs NOW. , the store tills your order at once; delivering with no extra paid another class. I can see no good for which is charge all goods amounting to over $2 sioney reasor. why the person delivering in sent with orders. a city, tarrying a litrle sack with There is doubtless time for us to do this for you him his only implement or vehicle,

Mav we invite vou now to use all the facilities of the and that not even at his expense-r-- ' chance to be in town. It new and larger store whenever you should receive a greater compensa is a to an hour or more. There are pleasant place spend tion than the man v ho must dr:.ve in feasant rest-room- s, a spot where you may get a lunch for Bridgeport. the country tiom I' to 25 n.iles and ittle, and many, many things of interest. Come and see must at least three norses iow enjoyable a place this is. keep and in most cases four, who must keep vehicles and must pay for provisions 11 for, those horses during that time. to It is safe say that, considering tne 1179 iO , 7 COR number of horses necessary for con- MAIM The Howland Goods 1909 ..x UJ Cm?FM Dry tinuous work during the entire year, Everything J JTT 1 1 1 fta on an average four would not be too ' House 7t I for to Company, many. It is safe say also, 'that the these horses will depreciate in value, used on the road in all ' kinds of Home. Bridgeport, Connecticut. weather, under all conditions, about 20 per cent per year, and that the ve- hicles will depreciate about the same amount So the result is New Are Here. Hot Bed Sash. per year. Ingrain when you get through, that the We cordially ask you to inspect the splendid, complete new stock of all wool Clover LeafManure Spreaders. highest alar' of the rural .carrier is Ingrain Carpets. It is comprised of all 1909 patterns and is the most representa- not more than about I had an $700. we've ever made...... v ;T . : r v Weber Farm Wagons. tive showing estimate before me some time ago All other Carpets, Rngs and Art Squares 'of sterling quality and latest rat-- ' E. C. PLATT, from one of the letter carriers n the.' terns await you. The line of New i country to the effect that' during the usual replete Furniture is ready. Hawleyville, Conn. months of January, February and t policy of a great navy and a "suita- March he paid more for horse feed Bee. i Hie .Newtown ble" army. than he got back, in salary for the Ruby, of Hoyden's Hill, were at Jess? S. Wheeler's , Legislation giving the federal work Sunday. 2Jwt-wn- Friday. March 12, 190?. during that particular period. ' courts within states Mrs J. H. Wheeler has returned to Curtis Hotel, jurisdiction the I the fact that the Senator appreciate her home after an enforced of in cases where the treaty rights of stay, Woodbury, EDITORIAL INK DROPS. from Pennsylvania is trying to hold nearly three months in Bridgeport. i Artesian aliens are involved. Under New Management She is slowly recovering her strength this bill as low as possible, consider- - . Where 9. Monetary reform along lines to and it is greatly hoped,' when the set Livery Attached, People in- state of Driving in to take the Trolley Cars Unit was Indeed a remarkable be indicated by the existing commis- ing the tiie Treasury, but this tled weather arrives when she can. be can Leave I neir norses. . wens .'ddress Presi-- , augural of our new sion, and postal savings banks. Congress has been voting pretty large out of doors and receive plenty of five times than Nature's restorer, she may once again And dent, longer 10. Promotion of tracte witn the salaries, in. instances far Water Supply very many her accustomed home and so Roosevelt's, and only ex- enjoy number of empty ice houses'in town. Philippines through tariff abolition, X leyond that which I think just and cial duties. She wishes, through the A few one loads were drawn fomFuller's For Cities and Breweries ceeded by other chief executive. and withSouth America through medium of this 'Towns, and it seems to me that the paper,' to thank her ponu, a distance of four miles. '' m right; Manufactories, Cemeteries an able message, in which mail subsidies for the establishment friends for the tokens It many of sym- James Barker, Jr., goes 'to New Eesidences. proper p!aa to raise a salary should Farms, and progress are well of direct steamship lines. pathy received while away, consist- York today, Friday, for a short time. of card's, blended. Not one man in 590 reads 11. Prosecution of work at Panama be to the man who is not receiving ing letters, flowers and per- Otis Benedict of South Kent has sonal visits not a few. removed, to the'Snedeker re & President's message through from for a canal of the lock a prope compensation rather than house, tjpe. John H. Tyler of Norwalk was an io For the benefit of cently, purchased by Millard Soule. 'beginning end., 12. Greater consideration of south- taking those, who are receiving the over Sunday guest bf his parents, Mr the busy man and housewife, who like ern tne par- and Mrs James feeling regarding hogro, highest possible compensation. If Tyler. Brookfield. io keep in toucu with tne events of ticularly in the appointment of ne- Miss Ida Ml Tarbell and maid',,re- there is to be we of Pres- any cutting done, it cently spent several days at her sum the world give the gist groes to office, but without forgetting CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH should be done in other lines than in mer home, "Twin Oaks," a ident Taft's .recommendations: in ex .enjoying NOTES.' the 15th amendment and the much needed rest after a strenuous 1. Relief of railroads from certain fran- the matter of the salaries of those pectation tnat southern state lecture J tour through Michigan and Tbe entertainment of which the restrictions of the federal antitrust will cease dis- who the service in states. ' ; chise legislation to perform great other , v chief feature was the comedy "Mr ct. and of restrictions on Mr Emmons,' who ht.s been suffer was imposition criminate against the illiterate blacks carrying the mails through the coun- Bob," given by the young people from an toe he the issue of stocks and bonds. of illiterate whites. ing injured foot, ore last Friuay nignt, was a great sua in favor the try in all times of the year and under ing broken, caused by a cake of ice cess. Each player did well and de Test 2. Greater between the 13. The government as employer Borings ano Core Drill Proa all conditions of climatic changes." falling on it, is now able to get; serves credit for faithful work., The pecting for Minerals.Testing for Dam, the department of justice, the bu- hold to in- should itself responsible around the house by the aid of a proceeds of the Bnildinsr and Bridge Pier Foundations, entertainment Shafts of and the inter- -' v for Elevators and other reau corporations employes, as it now holds inter- crutch . ( amounted to The any jured $29., players pre- practical purpose. more Mr Mrs Moses slate mmere commission for state carriers. . Easton. and Thorpe were re sented Miss Peck a copy of "The Life of cent gujsts' of . Mr and Mrs J. H, of Alice Freeman Palmer" as Drilled . effective application regulative 1 4. Some modification of the power a token Wells, SPECIAL TOWN MEETING. Wheeler, of appreciation of her help.' laws upon railroad and other inter- of federal equity 'courts in the. issue Driven Wells, Mrs Vinnie Bradley, accompanied The Lord's Supper was celebrated ' state corporations. of as the There will be a special town meet- Test injunctions, by requirement by her daughter Mrs Randolph Brad- at the Congregational church, last Borings 3. New which ing, Saturday, March 13, at the Town .. , (Exact SampleS antitrust legislation of notice in temporary orders, but no ley of Redding, recently visited in SWnday. At that time - Miss Irene to Any Pumping han deciue on the tax rate and New System Supplied. shall differentiate combinationsbased modification which will ;,: essentially York. 4 , Snyder And ernon Elsenboss united take action on the repair" of the ' Mrs Edward Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Hot Air on economic from - Gillette and Mrs J. with the church. legitimate Reasons weaken the power of these- tribunals. macadam road. A engines, Gas and Gasolene Coley Fields attended the reception Engines, those formed with intent to create Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. ,.''' given by the. juniors to the seniors MILK TEST NOT SATISFACTORY and control for monopolies prices was with we noted of the Normal ' of IN SOME CASES. It deep regret Mrs Charles Jennings of Hoyden's Danbury school, the protection of the former and the which their daughters are members. that in the closing hours of the re Hill nas been visiting nej daughter, There have been a number of com suppression of the latter. Mrs Jesse Wheeler. in of failed plaints lately regard to the quali- . cent session Corgress there Ollis Tariff revision, at the earliest Ferry, Will 'lurney and ty of the milk furnished by some of . Kent and well-d- e C. L. possible moment, which will be of passing a righteous George Seeley pent last Monday at the patrons to the creameries at Iron ' Grant, Fairfleid Beach. REV C. H. PERRY ACCEPTS CALL. Works and .generally in a downward direction, serving measure the incease of the Hawleyville, as shown by ': Leroy Wheeler has been 58BeldenSt., Hartford, Conn. sawing C. H. the Babcock test. In consequence witn maximum ana minumum rates of the hard-worki- and faithful Rev Perry of Farley, Mass., pay wood on Sport Hill with his gasolene some have been suspended and others b other nationt has accepted a call to the First Con io applied against D. carriers. The work of hie engine and outfit. warned that must come to R. F. gregational church of Kent and will it up the According as they do or do not dis- Sam Rosin and family have moved state standard. '' Editor often takes him on long car- begin his duties as pastor of that American trade. to New York. George Favereau will J. D. criminate against church Sunday, March 28., The call Kimball, drives over rough roads and he occupy Mrs Grumman's place for the the v ."5. More revenue will probably be riage was unanimous from both church ana Perhaps it is' spirit of pa remainder of the winter. triotism evoked by the Lincoln an- Undertaker , needed than the revised tariff sched- well appreciates the difficulties these society. . ' Miss - Daisy Porter has been spend- MWM f niversary that is responsible for the and Embalmer, ule will yield, and federal inheritance men encounter. Senator McCnmber a weeK witn her MILLARD SOULE new ing sister, Miss GETS WETl flag pole set up on the Town Main ' " Saxes are favored. Theresa Porter. Street, Woodbury of North Dakota made a brave fight who hall, Jast week., Ymether due to it Millard Soule, was drawing " .6. The policy of forests Peter Svihra of Bridgeport was in or not it certainly was a conserving for the but was unsuccessful. ice' from Fuller's, pond, got through worthy bill, town, last week. effort and well arid a And other natural resources, and the ice with his team in about four ,done' will be In on the matter Senator Mr and Mrs Orlando Andrews of source of to one.. Night Calls speaking feet of water. He es pride every It Promptly , Answered interior waterways will be Weston fortunately were Sunday guests of Mr : was gotten out and put, in McCuinber said: "I notice that the with a position Local Tel. 70-- 4. continued. Mrs L caped wetting. , and C. Andrews. by Charles M. Pinckney and Is a L.DIst.33-4-. men receive all 7. So apparently of theRooseveltian rural free delivery Fred Jennings and daughter, The snort ice season has left a good piece of work. 8 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1909.

number of pupils, roll being mIM at ibt fliifn.'njr, of each session. Henry fiarlnser and family, of - DAIRYMEN Bttvf nwui. bavt mvd Into th t?n- ment vacated by Martin Bwsmton. ARE YOU SATISFIED V,x John tyiilrw, who bM B.'n ill with l now PROFITS obtained from gerloiul)' y'curlny. sum with your her. DAIRY. gaiDli K. tr Owen standi your Brndle re m Elliot .ij Uoujaiuin Do own a Cream Separator ! you now out again after having If so is it a len Shur-O- shut Sn with the grip. $6.00 if Glasses, Sharpies Tubular? $3,50 Bridgwater. Do you realize that a AFFAIRS ABOUT TOW N. This Is the trade-mar- k of SHARPLES SEPARATOR This remarkable offer is made for the pur- MIB8 Fannie Hendricks, who baa of Glasses within the been upending two weeki who friend Scott's Emulsion pose placing eipensive It. In returned on Monday to She! reach of all. oHffd I geara- -i lillcJ ran run town, e all String and of sold Ilia nocompeUwra. Bend for prlc )lt bourne Falls, Mass. and ison every bottle it You should be sure and come here for Catalogue. Shermnn Canfleld and Harry Ue in the world which amounts not because of the substan to several millions yearly. your glasses, only & of New Mllford were guexta In town of to but chiefly because F. A, Hull Son, on WA'Because it has made tial saving money you Sunday. sure to exactly what Opp. City Ilall, DANBURY. A trained nuree from New Miltord so many sickly children you are absolutely get Is for Airs Elizabeth Morris, and well THATCHER caring strong given your eyes require. ' , foi the Genuine neadiiuartora who Is BUM quite ill. health and rosy cheeks to so No matter to what doctor or to whom you MILK BOTTLES anaemic and Dr A. C. Leslie, who has been many pale, girls Or how large a fee you pay, the service could Cleaner. In restored health so go Caps, Brushes, Cans', Wyandotte spending a few days New lork, to many there's not a to thousands in the first not be better and yet penny this vfeek, has returned home. stages of sort. l" Dr G. E. Staub or New Miltord was of Consumption. pay and no obligation any shall sell our $6 Gen- j In town, this week, caring for Dr Send tills advertlnetnent, together with For a short time we i name of paper in which H appear, e Shur-O-n 3. 50. Leslie's patients while was awuy. your addrena and four centa to cover uine Glasses for will aend a Mrs A B. Mallette, who has been and we yon 5 """"""""""""""""'"""l ''Complete Handy Atlaaof tue World." is able to be out onco more. ill, SCOTT & BOWNS, 409 Pri St., N.Y. John Dickinson is driving a new hotse, purchased of Beeman, Strong $6.00 Shur-O-n Glasses, Commercial k Thomns of New Mllford. $3,50 Mrs Charles N. Hatch Is spending Sherman. a few weeks in New York City. been Miss Mary McISnIIii, who has MAIL CARRIER HAS A ROUGH Education the guest of her sinter, Miss Edith TIME. F. STILLMAN CALL, McEslin, has relumed to her home in On account of the wind blowing Ansonia. EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST, and snow flying last week on Thurs- . Lewis Treat underwent an oper Places in a way to act for yourself our mail carrier, Mr R acn, and 268 MAIN STREET, DANBURY. you last week day, ation for appendicitis, blinded e. his horse were so that they courses are and up-to-dat- and Is now convalescing. Our complete Thursday, both went into the ditch near Mr Hours: Sat. Only, 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. Mrs H. W. Treat, his mother, passed Ferguson's, when the contents of the with him. Sunday cutter went out and the horse went on alone as far as the North church but we are glad to report that no done. 1 Stillman Business College, Huntington. serious damage was If-- SHE IS NOT DEAD. On March 3 It was noticed that Main 297, 299, 301, 303 Street, In memory of Mrs Harry E. Davis, the leaves on a lilac bush were quite wlio passed away at her home in East advanced. - - CONNECTICUT. 17. DANBURY, - - Haven, February The Delvers met with Mrs D. B. She not dead, but a on the Dorcas HASTINGS, Principal. is sleeps, quiet Mallory Wednesday, 0 0 EB. sPep; Sewing society on Thursday at the And nevf-- r will she wake on earth to usual place, and on Wednesday even weeD. church sociable was held at No pain shall e'er again disturb her ing the STALLIONiSEASON 1909 rest. G. G., and W. B. Hungerford's. - I miss her, mourn her, as the day's go Mr at.d Mrs Cnarles Merrick of By the 'great Quarter- 11- master. Dam Belle Med-- by; have been with their friends I can but wish the hours would swifter Danbury BrOWIimaSter,2.U DOWN SALE fly. nere for a while. MARK 2.09 4 That I once more may clasp her to my Miss Anna Stuart of Stratford was By the great Allerton, Blankets Dam Kathleen Rogers, dam of Of Robes and brest. a guest at Wemanesa Grange, last 2.26r, Joe Allerton, 3, by Sentinel Weeks 2499. the month of February. She is not dead, but sleeps, a peaceful Friday evening, at which time there During 16 sound, handsome trotters. slfipp; , was a class of 10 initiated in the first These horses are hands, I I call, but call in vain: a silence deep Fee of either Horse $zo to insure mart wmi iua,. and second degrees. The play "No & Now seals those lips, so cold and mo W. W. Stevens Co., Men Wanted" and the "Witches Conn. ,r I RIDGEWOOD FARM, Danbury, Conn. tionless; fc 16 WhltoSt Danbury, How strange, that she, so prompt with LDrill" acted by the sisters, were both leieynuue xou. winsome smile ; XTSmusinK the rtnmnetont, Workmen forfKepairlnpr. and pleasing and parts whom she so loved ere For me, fondly well taken. , whiie, P. and son words from her children. Should ever cease to welcome my caress Mrs James Herrick B. Hall by letter from the First kindiy were Rock-vill- e ever bloomed, no Edward Linus, from Milford, Methodist Protestant charch, No sweeter flower She is not dead, but sleeps, a blessed March 4 to was ever found, than at A. H. Duncan's from Center, N. Y. greater friend Bcc. sleep, while her husband was at- Mother. If she is living, fortunate The Newtov.T. Though o'er her grave the wintry tern the 8th, swoep, the inauguration at Wash- is that child; if she has passed away, Newtown, Friday. March 12, 1900. pests tending The is dark, but morn will come some lumber busi- influence is felt beyond the night ington and doing . MOTHERS' DAY. her aDace. ness in Norfolk, Va. grave. Let us all, whether Wood- When she will wake, and nise, refreshed g Enamelware Boerum and Mrs Wy-lan- d was the act- men or memhece of other orders, and- bright: Mrs W. H. Most gracious, indeed, Bethlehem. With race ail radiant with supernal were received into the mem- ion of Head Consul Talbot in issuing unite ard observe "Mothers' day' Sale "Mothers' t lieht. bership of the church, last Sunday, a proclamation asking all Modern and let every lay be And to me with her glad haste greet at the Communion service. Woodmen of America to observe May while she lives, for all you can DEATH OP ROLLIN HARRISON. embrace. day was an no one never :.he debt you 43 March 12, fSelectnt1 Mrs Miles of New Milford 10 as "Mothers' Day." To do will repay Friday, Samuel ( 42 Dea and Mrs Whittlesey over guest at Mrs C. C. Stev is there due more love and owe. The greater portion of her All who knew her loved her. Besilcs Sunday person attended the funeral of Rollin Harri- to been to your comfort; her husband and relatives to mourn her en's. more kindly remembrance than life has given 4 At Danbury's Greatest 8f last week. Mr Harri-sonw- as son in Morris, loss she leaves a host of friends and Mr and Mrs Clifford Giddings have tha mntv-e- who !?ave us birth. And contribute your share to her happi 43 Store. 8 well known in this town and shall ' neighbors. moved from New' York to the home yet many grow thoughtless, careless, ness, so that when the curtain of 40 often attended the meetings the Ammi D. Giddings, The old whose be down 01: her life you will L A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. of their father, ev n unwind. mother, rung The Special Bargain Bethlehem along in the a few will feel 2 Utili- - library who has ben quite poorly for form has been bent working for her have nothing tc regret; you Sales in Household ft was 85 were Tj seventies. His age years. Mr and Mrs Amos Wheeler weeks. is times neglected, that you have done your duty in the 41 ties have been very sue- - children, many very pleasantly surprised on Friday a number attended the auc- in their own busy fullest sense of the word. 41 cessful because you know B? Quite simply because, evening, b f manv fnends and neigh tion last week, at Mr Cooper's on for a livelihood, perhaps, can depend upon every fcf Mr Mrs J. W. Smith returned, struggle 4 you and bors, it being the 38th anniversary of own for whom us in Wash- Stillson Hill. with children tneir statement made by last week, from their trip to After the L of their wedding. greet ihey are striving, they become care 0 these columns. This D. C, Norfolk, Va., and other RHEUMATISM RECIPE. ington, ings were over thetime wasenjoyably less do not realize bow the old Sale will be Mr Mrs and 23 Enamelware of interest. and in social con New Fairfield ne- points spent in singing and heart is aching because of this as s i as attractive any of were well-know- fully George Tracy Waterbury vtroe. An excellent sunper later on the head A n authority on Rheu 4f sale because they of DANBURY ICE MSN STACKING glect. In commenting preceding with them. served to the guests, who came frotr act C F. matism gives the following valuable, hp. sold about one. ICE. Consul's thoughtful 42 will at 79 Mrs A. E. Johnson, Miss Perry, Stratford. Huntineton and White and harmless prescrip- Broughton, managing editor of the though simple half our regular low prices," Misses Phoebe and Emma Smith, The ice on Gerow Brothers' pond 40 Hills Bulletin of Fon du Lac, Wis., tion, which any one can easily pre and there will be a large )L Horald Jesse and Will has been cut and stacked on theshore Daily J Thompson, his nead Consul Tal- pare at home: of Kitchenware. in Wat- a ice man, who will cart says in paper: assortment Smith, attended the theater WHITE HILLS. by Danbury Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-ha- lf needs it for his bot, of the Modern Woodmen, will 2 last evening. it to Danbury as he one ounce erbury, Friday Miss Elsie Hubbell has returned commended for his proclamation ounce; Compound Kargon. Mr Sackett and a gang of men trade. three Hard-- . from a week's visit with friends in setting aside May 10, as "Mothers" Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, $The Danbury were in town, last Saturday, repair- ounces. D. C. Theodore Chase has bought a horse day, and urging upon all members of ing the damage dene by the ice Mix well in a bottle, Co., Little Avis Knapp is still under the of Frank Whitlock, to use in place the order to wear a white flower, by shaking ware storm. They were here immediately a after each care of Dr Nettleton and improving one died. and if the mother be alive, .to either and take teaspoonful made connections of the that 249-2- after the storm and meal and at bedtime. 51 Main St , Flowly. Mrs Robert Wallace of New York visit or write her. This should not in the breaks of the wires, tempor- He states that the ingredients can 43 Mrs George Drew spent the week- ivsited at the Wallace home, over only be commendable in the eyes of arily. But the wind of Thursday be obtained from' any good prescrip 2 Danbury. end visiting in New York. Sunday. the Modern Woodmen, but among many ot the telepnones out of at small cost, and, be- put The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs Mr3 Selina Scudder had the mis he people of tie whole world tion pharmacy order. of extraction, are A. A. Bickf rd on Wednesday, March fortune to fall and break a leg on and if a day was set aside in every ing vegetable Mrs A. J. Magee is improving and harmless to take. 17. Mondav. Dr Watson was called in state as motiers day ar.d observed to leave the sanitarium in if taken hopes William VonWerdcr is learning to attend the case. it would he a noble undertaking. This pleasant mixture, Watertown soon for the home of her for a few days, is said to carpentry witn Scholery, tne builder George Wooster of Pawlings, N.Y., The selection of the flower, pure regularly Mrs Howard in Watertown. of Rheu- Seymour, Shelton. Mrs is it belongs to overcome almost any case with in visited his sister, Georgianna white, appropriate; Richard Magee is suffering house- - matism, lue pain and swelling, if Durgy last week. that honored member of the rheumatism in his shoulders. Mr and Mrs A. Quick diminishes with each dose, un George Mrs R. C. Crosby of Danbury spent i hold. No other color would convey any. and Eva a few til re.it.lts lie obtained Spring daughter, Mae, spent Wednesday and Tiiursuay at her ia n..e meaning ior wnue, m no penriaiien' i the ttomach. South Britain. days last week with Mrs Quick's former home. Mrs D.ivid Hovt of broadest sense, is free from stair and without injuring Mrs Ernest E. in While theie arc many sister, Ferry Great Piair. visited there with her. pure. .I; is fitting that on this day,, Wal medi SCHOOL ATTENDANCE. Rheumatism vpt edies, Mrs Charlotte Dayton is seriously Whether it be May 10 or some other pptert Mr E. whe has etc., come of which do give Harry Davis ill and is not cxpecfri to Dr date, the children honor their moth cines, ! Because of illness the attendance been his for the last few permanent re-- visiting parents Walsh of Danbury attends her. er by their presence, or by a loving relief, really give at the Center scnool for the month of has to his home in and the above will, no doubt Papers week, returned Richard Finn is on the sick list message, if she is living, and if her suits, i February was not as good as usual. Haven. be by many fuf-- East and is attended by Dr Walsh. life has ended and she has journeyed greatly appreciated The few whose attendance was per- Have come in and to tnat other world, place nature's ferers here at tliB time. fect are as follows: Ander- stores for Stanley Marbledalc Hill choicest flowers upon her grave. Inauiry at the drug ot this are ready your inspection. son, Elizabeth Cassidy, Bern ice I. Greenfield elicits the information Perhaps tnis day. set aside by the neighborhood Your car fare paid if you Huhbell George W. Manville, Media AT ST ANDREW'S. harmless and CHURCH NOTES. head of the Woodmen, may be the that these drugs are five and G. Frank K. Frederick dollars spend Fields, Nelson, up- can be separately, or the bring Rev Alfred Goidsborough for many re- means of impressing more fully bought B. Clark, P. Williams and The following persons were mix it at Roger rector of St church of on sons and the debt druggists here will tie prescrip- years Peter's ceived into the membership of tin the daughters Elizabeth B. Spencer. Number of moth tion for our reauers if asked to. Monroe, officiated, Sunday, at St com- they owe to that dear flower 29; average attendance Congregational cnurch at the Stone's pupils 24. Andrew's church. er who cared for them when they Hie seven weeksending March munion service last Sunday: Ethel During were of tender years, watched over 5, the register shows only six tardy Pauline Merwin and Edith Aretta Store, when were man- OASTOniA.Kind Yob Haw Alwars BougM Wall them they nearing Sea-t- Paper marks. We would like to hear of a Merwin, on confession of faith ; Olive ha yllB fiaantUOASTOniA.I1" Kind Vnn Have Atwavs I 2101 hood and womanhood, and still ' 62 Wnite Danbury. school that can make a better show- a Pease, by letter from the Congre- Signature St, watches and longs for a kiss and of ing than tms'ln proportion to the gation church, Fairfield and Jernie THE NEVTTOWN DEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12,

rloudi r frlsgod with golden huet a ! EBSBESBBaaaaaaa bbbb The Newtown Bea or lifted am) midnight turned to mid-da- and the dlrtr jeerd toul flndi Murt'H 1909. Newtown, r'rl.Hy, li, peart and rest; rest In the Bavlour'i Bridgeport i1 Waterbury'i Oldest, Largest and Most Complete Outfitter 10 men love and pence in the Ruvlotir'a blood. fn ana uoys. Without thin loving kliidntw we are Rightly-Mad- e Hat Business High Clas Tailoring, Clothing, Furnishings' nothing; and o Christian we have College ana miocx. THE HOME CIRCLE mlwicd the way. "Though I epeak R.S CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. with the toiiguea ef nun and an-- THE MORE EXCELLENT WAY. gelH": "though 1 hiivf faith that TEACHES THE REASONS AS Suit could remote mountains"; "though The Largest Stck Parson- I licntow all my :ondH to feed the WELL AS THE DETAILS OF By llev A. Locke, the Baptist poor" and ' my body to be burned." BUSINESS. In Connecticut age, E.UtM. I. .. to martyrdom without God' Yi't ttlu'w I you a iwie exttdli'itt oviiiK'Iiliidne:w in my heart, ' I am Kooms I School and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to That is what will find in our made" 1 Cor i; nothing." open, you Rightly W." 5 m. sessions from 9. 30 The third rung of the bidder Id p. Day a. m. to 3.30 p. m. clothing stock, whether in black or fancy, dress or Paul hail Imh'u ilwrllilng spiritual Love s. "More Excellent Way in a business, for all aires and all sizes. L!J nll'is In tlio fort'tfoinu u'lws and all 'eneioits dlsposl on and grd-wli- l. BRIDGEPORT .ire to be dcHlnnl. Not all for any BUSINESS COLLEGE, We never had so and comprehensive a stock dliuuii-c- large for the church In not enviable but liberally ono Imlhld.ml but Court Tel. 1335. as we are this season, for the young who to otherB welfare and prosperity. Exchange Building, showing her org. nl.wl nipu'lty and diversi- 14 "I,ov cnvletii ;iot." Is not en- Office want the extreme in fashion we are showing 'College fied n Inlstrles. ";iHlonil, vuiit'llfal Lve Open Evenings. viable and Intolerant of otitis kiic-ics- Brand" made for vounir men exclusively, unlike any & missionary and iiillilaut. Knowl- l!J but ifjolces with tum other ready-to-we- ar clothes, are in a class by edge, faith, heuliiu. miracles, proph- S they do rejoice In the sunshine of their HJ to to ecy, iK of wlrlts, divert themselves and every young man who likes go tut much as when nci own kind of ton;;uo8 or laiiKuaseu, are all prosperity the limit and be dressed should see our and Is well when others ex- 3 yet correctly desirable in tne many and varied pleased bran'J" clothes this season cel! Selfishness Is generous when 3 "College operations ol the Hoily of ChrlKt. it can line Its ovn wIMi sil- 3 Gifts which have never heon with- pteke's Prairie ver and gold: when ii can State ' generous drawn by the Triune God from the 3 become richer by Its own of tno Apostles to the present generosity, days when it can enh mce Its business uud hour and moment. Precluded or J. B. MULLINGS advance Its popularity. Bu love a k SON, shut out. tlioy may have uy some ol works motives tiavels Incubators and by ard the nutuoiiilrs of the porer vt to iu.j ihmik curc-ei- eo v yt pouui Mum Direct, along lines of unselfish f merest. 13 church, but never by tie true au- WATERBUKY Love is ns well disposed r. others as E E thorities, God the Fal her, God the Brooders she is to herself. Love loves her E .Son and God the Holy Gliost. And S, as herself and is ant!' the Church has fulilllea on neighbor disposed to be good to all men; not. some men, Earth these gifts will be possible to I but all men; and therefore TAKE THE LEAD her and will be exercised by many rejoices over the of others ns she within her fold with greater prosperiey dots of her cwn. "love envieth and productiveness as the If you need one come and see us. Cancer Cure not." She .vys "prosoer to your The Melbourne Co., Day approaches. hearts content and I wiii rejoice with Incorporated. Capital Stock .",000. et, says the Apostle Paul, there is Most you." time to place your order for your DERBY, CONN. something higher. Above all the 64 BANK ST., The fourth rung In Love's ladder superiority of these matcnless gifts treated at home when desired. of the "More Excellent Way" Is low- Cures Cancer and old sores. Patients Is (.he supremacy of love, divine 'ove. Garden and Field Seeds. furnished. . liness. Love embodies the spirit of Correspondence Solicited. Unlimited references reining the heart, purifying the dis- Him who said "I am meek and lowly ' in 190L controlling the life and Our Seeds are all new Let us Established position, in heart." Love is not and goods. quote you prices. the character until It arrogant haughty. "Love vaunteth not itself, shall radiate and sparkle In ail the Is not It Is not inflatted beautiful characteristics of the Son puffed up." PAINT. with the of It GREATEST SHOWING OF RUGS of God unto whose likess we ar? pride does not assume airs anc graces and called and into whose "'image we are When you get ready for your spring painting let's talk We Have Ever Made for Spring.. lordly condescensions, tt is not to be fashioned.' One hesitates to the paint question over with you. Standard grades from the best manufacturers, beautiful colorings in a great enter into consideration vt this lofty on Page Five.) marked at that will 'good of value. variety of patterns, prices please judges Hums, especially wl;.n we remember Hardware and Farmers Machinery of All Kinds .Early selection is always advisable as the best patterns are picked up quickly with what masterly skill, marked and often cannot be duplicated. Cemetery and Memorial Work. rilHere are a few of the kinds we have: Royal Ka-Sh- Wilton. Savalan ability, spiritual setting and treat- Royal Wilton, Hartford Body Brussels, Victor Body Brussels, Hartford ment it has been placed before the The Farmers Store. Feith American Oriental and other Imperial Axminister, Tapestry, of all lands by the hands of & reliable makes. public Hughes Chapman, such men as Prof Drummond. Yet 1 to Prices for Rugs in carpet sizes, $ 2.50 $50.00. we txlbuld not do vveil to refrain from Successor to Cbas. J. Hughes, oalled to the Fiuish and High Class Styles of our Your attention is quality, further consideration of so lofty a Please examine our lines before buying. Rugs. theme, neither should we be doing D. that which is well pleasing in God's CLASS, & sight, who giveth more light and Shelton, Conn. Co., Me-se- s N. Buckingham Inc., who the humbler meditations Portieres, Lace Curtains, Couch Covers, etc., t.s he dos the hiirhcr and loftier. ESTABLISHED 1844, Tb. first in the ladder of the step No. I Ball 177 State Street. - - - 'More Excellent Way is that of Stewart's Bearing Horse Clipping long suffering love. "Love sut'ereth Machines long." Are we long suffering? Do we suffer long? Or is patient en- durance cut short with impatient Manufacturers of and Dealers in dispatch? Is this not the place The Highest Grade of Cemetery Easy DEFY THE g where many fail? Is not the spirit Work from t impatience and Granite' and Marble. Price Only BAGGAGE SMASHER g one of the disturbing factors in many Running J Office and Salesroom: lives? Because we see not the new Boldly if trunk is from here. The 300 Stratford Ct. 4 youi machine in al! its parts we are nt Ave., Bridgeport, of our trunks is their strength. You fc Branch office, 151 Main St., Danbury, Conn 48 one pervading quality of its possibilities and say travel around the world with one. Practical can there is no wisdom here; but wait, 1 $7-50- . WE HAVE TRUNKS patiently wait, wait long, with long J. S. suffering or with passive endurance BATES, all and trim. If are going away, better and thou shalt see wisdom In all that Of sizes, shapes you Monumental &Building Work Convenient come and get one here. Its service will prove it worth much jeems most unwise. Lot us passively when we do not see the con- more than its price. wait Lettering and Carving Done by Pneu' HI links the Chicago and Gillette Horse Clipping Machines. j necting along associations matlc Tools. ' Parts Furnished. Knives . of life's highway. For love passive- Cleaning and Monuments and Sharpened. Wooster-Atkinso-n Co., ly endures the mistakes, the Impetu- ueaastones. The the discourtesies and dis 42 Water St., Norwalk.Ct. 0 osities, The Peck & Lines Co., Corner Broad and John Sts. Bridgeport, Conn. favors of others. Love bears with 185-20- 7 Middle BRIDGEPORT, CONN. dismeauors and shortcomings. Love St., ilc:ls Jv'ient.ly wi.h the tenderplant, M. G. KEANE'S with the delicate lamb, the erring CIGARS That Satisfy in Quality and Price. child, the truant will, the offending Monumental one in that a No matter what vnn nav fnrc.lff&Tsmt. T. T). patient expectation Works, Smith's you are certain of getting greater value than elsewhere. Goods are always freshi as Water change may come for the better and stock is moved quickly. Biggest line in the city and prices the most reasonable. Box traded Complete Supply Housatonic Ave., Bridgeport. specialty, ill that seems most wrong will be t ine line oi ripes, uigar nomers, xoDaccos m xms ana all smokers Accessories. Outfits made There Is a told right. story D. D. and Gun that in the little Scotch village of SMITH, Cigar Store, 44 Fairfield' Contracted for, Including Torthorwald 50 years ago lived s Are., Opp. Poll's, Bridgeport, "Conn. GIVEN Do not forget that we carry the most complete line of sporting goods in the city. Artesian Wells with Pumping Machinery wretched, sinful woman, an outcast AWAY! UN. from home and And either ELEVATED storage tanks or PNEUMATIC society but prayed do not 'or by an elder of the Virk every day ;and If you want an outfit for use this summer delay until the rush of spring work comes on. of his life. She knew that he tljo contracting and save prayed Do not weigh very much, but unless EN5IB1m If you wish to improve tlitquality of your fruit they trees write for catalogue of Church for her and long afterward when by are constructed and adjusted right that iji cut the foliage on your shade A Pair of Glasses weight, light as it is. will become a bur- - l roM Power spraying uuinis. the grace of God she had become a den. See us for perfect fitting Eye Glasses and Spectacles. !U new creature, she dec'ared that he 920 Main only thii g that kept her from" des- F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, St, Bridgeport. Established 1875. pair and suie'de was when in the dark winter nights she crept up un- STEPHEN B. CHURCH, Seymour. Conn. der tnat g(od mau's window and Connection. heaid him in Boston Office, 66 High St Telephone family worship diit God would cnnvrt the sinner WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY from the error of her wicked ways and polish her as a jewel for the Re- Will be here the 224. Post deemer's crown. "I felt I was a bur- Cards, Novelties for decorations obtainable at den on that man's heart and I knew This Universal Clock Is a watch Water regular 986-98- God would not disappoint him. That fitted to a holder, of an entirely new and Jackson's New Book Shop, 8 Main St., Bridgeport. unique design. The case can be instantly re- thought kept me out of Hell and led moved by a simple pressure, and watch worn me in the usual wap. The bolder is made in three Supply at last to Tiy ony Savio r." Here finishes copper, brass and nickel. It's beau- suf-eriiig-, ss finish It useful in is the long patience, hope-fu'ne- tiful and lasting renders DO YOU WANT TO BE For Towns, Factories, etc. many ways. CERTAIN and of love for Given for 250 Ozone Trade marks o 50 trade made for perseverance That is filled as Soundings bridges, tufft-re-l- marks and 75c your Prescription your physic inhere. 'Love i long." etc. would like to have it? If it here. "'he second step on the laddei 3f Ozone Soap Works, an so, bring Artesian Wells, trc "More Excellent Is that of Way" 365 Housatonic Avenue, kind. "Love suffereth Drive Wells, Hydraulic Wells, Old Dug Wells being long and Conn. Curtis' Pharmacy, Is kind." Kindness is love In exer- Bridgeport, Deepened. Corner Main and Elm Sts., Bridgeport, Conn cise, love on a m'rsion 'ove in antli-- W. love T. OALtAQMBR, Pumps repaired at Short Notice. Pneumatic Systems nhout the duties of the Divine Him St., Sahdt Hook, Oi. Master and Author. Christian kind- Windmills and Tanks. Chop, near New England Station. Barber When like to KNOW that are ' Satisfaction In all work buying they getting the ret, will look of ness is the of Htm "who came and Hairdresser. my thing ; that the quality IS exactly as represented to them, Write us and we the ground over free charge spirit Shop open every d&j and evea Most feel Drlces D&ld guaranteed. People and to . that the - " are . 1mt. Than .hnni not A Sueclalty...... VHVHUUU. tc te ministered vnto but to r. RasorfHonlng becomes a pleasure ana a laturaction. tois pleasure may be yours in the future, simply when for In gold or silver of the beet makes. or minister and o give His life a rvi-so- m looking things Sterling plated ware, choice cut glass, timepieces that win tell you the truth, diamond! and other precloui itonea. opera for the many." Love shows It- Let Me Write and field glasses, pocketbooks, blllboolu and card case, art ware, fans, Whiting's box papers. Artesian Diamond and Eyes examined or Bridg Well Co., In Tour Insurance on home and Repairing. setting engraving. day night. Preperlv eport self m rindliness, comforting, In your fitted glasses made and guaranteed. Soto 1475 Park Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. household goods at once. LOWEST BATES helping, fn befriending and 'eMeving consistent with absolutely secure companies. Tel. 1167-1- 2. TAYLOR GREGORY, )thers. It helps to lighten the bu- T. J. CORBBTT, Agent, Practical Jtwafara, HUntwth ries and the darkness unti. the Hewtowo, Ooon. St., Dtffcjr, Cm. THE NEWTOWN SEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 109. Muresco The Newtown )ce. Drugs Newtown, Krldity, M 11 roll II, W9. for and Pnauanio BT ' Wall and Ceijing ME BEE PUBLISHING COMPaNT, decoratlona Groceries. Tho very best water on tho ALLIHUN P.UMITn, paint EDITOR market. Will not rub or off . PKtSIDIHT A jxcl ABTHDB J. SMITH, and many coats can bo applied tUCRtTART. HABUl, ftUNAUKM. without taking off tho old coats. AMD UUSIM Ethel ParsonSPinch BENE? kt, SMITH, ard Give It A Trial. vice Frmii wi Successor to GlMRAfa AO T, CURTIS & & D TAYLOR, CO., Betts Betta, OTl.iS a Year, 76 Cent ur . I Month,, M Brick Oeou for four Month, your n ute a Oopy. The Store, Sandy Hook, Conn. I Sandy Hook, Conk. 4 a- -. Sunday Hours: 10 to 11 & TitirnoNB, Blacksmlthlnf , Carrlaf and m.; 12 to 1. IP lDVIRTItmO (U Wagon Repairing. Iw Jmo (mo mm TELEPHONE SERVICE J ltd yeai II neb 1.00 ito 8.00 (.0i' I Inch 1.00 .00 i 00 (.00 10.00 C. L. Woodbury Local, l6.il, tlnchee 8.00 4.00 J.U0 10.00 W.00 SMALLEY, S. N. E. T. Co., 76 8 inches S.M (.00 I .00 15.00 25.00 W Incline 8.00 (.00 WOO 1H.00 80.00 SUpatj Dtpet.Ct. column 4.00 (.00 n,00 24.00 40.00 Establish id is 1889. -8 column (.00 10.00 io.00 28.00 48.00 Practical Horseshoer. Undertaker and Embalmer. 1 column (.00 12.00 24.IH) 30.00 (0.00 VMM 4 column (.00 18.00 82.00 48.00 80.00 Wagon and Carriage Re- 1 column 10 no 80.00 .00 (0.00 100.00 pairing and Painting) alito BlackiirnlUilng la all IW branches. Unit olana workmanship guaranteed and prlcee always reanonable. Prindle fiords Telephone Uonnectloni Bridgeport Division Beading notices, brevier type, 10c line. Small lo e oord week, W.H.PRINDL1 L.O MORRIS, nonpareil adi, per

We belong to the Funeral Directors Circulation ' I party that never NOTICE throws mud and and Embalraen, sand. That Is the January 1, 18x3, kind of shoes we put on your home. Large Conn. Stock of shoes and all welKnteatmyoldstand. Newtown, Last week, 4350 B M. TUTTLE, pairs made on the roof of bis resi- of the unselfishness was everywhere voked to act within bounds of that Call 1 80UTHBURY, OONN. Telephone dence, damaged recently by n lite in what a different world ' HOME NEWS. operation which is good and right and true Shop closed every noon, 48-- on A. Saturday W. H. Prindle 3. L, 0. Morris, 70. falling it. George Northrop we should have about us. There and wise and generous and firm and did the work. would A; no more war, all disputes sound and sane. LEARKES AT FI3ST AT MOTHEB'S would be Trumbu"' adjusted peaceably. Strikes The eighth round of the ladder JohnT. Oonn. HAWLEV, WILMOT & KNEE. A. E. Brinton and family come Porter, would be a thing of the past. The upon the upward way is charitable from New Milford, Saturday evening, was Expert Horseshoer REYNOLDS, .By Beuben, Eazen Smith, Waterbury.. employer would consider what thinking or thinking well of others. Blacksmith. and are now settled in their new and General just and right for the employee and "Love tl.inketh no evil." That does UNDERTAKERS, e home in residence M. All kinds of and 188 Oh! blood that owns and saves us. the of Mrs S. Carriage Wagon Repairing State St.. Bridgeport. Oonn. the employee would consider the just not imply that a man is to recognize done, Shop open every week day from 7 a. m. Saved us from our lost estate, Otis. to 8 m. Strict attention nald to business. claims of the employer. If the prin- a bear as a p. Oh! the grace that once redeemed us, lamb or Barabbas as Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. Ukobo B. Near Ave of in HAWLT7ine St. Park Claimed us ere it too late; Miss ciple unselfishness wis oper- Christ. Love's thiuking Is consis- Rdwako H. Wilmot, 806 Clinton Ave, ws Hattie in. Northrop has been B. 299 Son of God we bless ation among all of society tent. How Ioek Kiynolds, West Ave, Thy mercy, dividing the last 10 days with her graces much mischief is done 831 Mercy sweet and grace so' free, there would be no more Telephone niece, Miss Eleanor Northrop, at poerty, in this world by thinking inconsis- Thank thee for a full salvation, ruined drunk- Learned at first at mother's knee. Smith College and with Rev and Mrs pauperism, characters, tently and unkindly of others. Di- Save enness men rich at the ex- Money B. Bouton & Refrain: O. W. Barker in Hartford. getting vine love in the heart bestows a Floyd Son, of And buy your Felt and Rubber Oh! the of full pense their neighbors weakness. marked degree of good and Boots, Arctic Rubbers at my store, sizes to lit Funeral Directors joys salvation, quality In the best makes the market affords. We Mercy full and grace so free; Mr and Mrs William H. Sanford of Oh, love! unselfish love! love Divine! good intentions to others. If love all, and Embalmers, also save you money on your Shoes. All the Oh! tho blood that awns, redeems us, Sanford of New How great thou art; greater than Divine was more latest stylus. Call and see us. GEORGETOWN. CONN. York, were recent prevalent in the Taught us first at mother's knee. armies; greater than navies; S. Ct. Calls attended day or night regardless of visitors in Newtown. greater hearts of men there would be less J. Parks, Trumbull, distance. Lady Embalmer in attendance. Oh! the grace that holds, that keeps us. than governments; greater than all more 156-- suspicion and confidence and Tel. 2 Kidgefleld Division. Urges 011 our souls toward God; Mrs Levi C. Morris has been pass- the combinations of wealth. And more wholesome sentiment for Monuments. Days of sunshine, hours of shadow, in every Agents a week with uer Mrs when the of have Now tue Joy. anon the lod. ing daughter, majority mankind department. "Love tbinketh no ev- - We have secured the agency for several first Sweet or bitter through the conflict, S. Howell Wright, in Boston, Mass. thee and are ruled by thee, then il" even when surface conditions do No Trouble class makes of Pianos. If you are thinking of with the Lord to be, shah uoa s will be done on one us a and let us call. Joying earth as not warrant the best of anticipa- buying drop postal and To show you our goods If Leaving pain winning comfort, Mrs Charles E. Beers and Miss it is done by the angels in Heaven. tions. you do not buy. We serve the public cheer- Lessons taught at mother's knee. Ruth Pierce were in the Park fully and honestly. Lrok out for that " 76 City, The seventh rung in the ladder is Finally the ninth in love's Flour." Wm. J. Beehler, Oh! the ipys of God's salvation, quality Paid the at Saturday. that of a disposition. pathway is Divine FtJKsiuiL price Calvary, crystalization. The Feed Director and Love's is un- Farmers' Store, Oh! the peace that knows no ending character not easily love inthe heart leads its possessor Ekbalmsr, fix Miss S. J. in C.F.BRINSMADE.Prop,. Saw we st at mother's knee. Scudder, company hinged. It preserves a just balance, to strive to be like its Author and to ITrumbull. Conn. Lady Assistant always in attendance. M. Oh! the faith we learn of Jesus, with her sister, Miss Elizabeth a nicely adjusted equilibrium, not live No. U69-- Division. transparent in tne Will of God. Telephone Bridgeport Telephone Connection. Brookfleld. Oonn. Faith to Scudder of New Sun- conquer every foe; Haven, spent that it keeps an Immovable equipoise Like begets like. Love love. (r Oh! what solid to stand begets ground on, day In Bridgeport, the guests of Mr but. a just equipoise. Here's where God a world of woe. begets children like himself. E. W. TROY, Journeying through and Mrs Newton Hoyt. love comes JR., In our or in our counterfeit in which "Love rejoices not in but re- Troy's Bldo., Sakdt HOOK. joy sorrow, iniquity our stands for a and Fturaltare 1 New Liae of tke Latee Fixed eyes upon the tree, placid immovability joices in the Truth." And Jesus says there the faith Eli B. Beers had his ice house a No GeeJa. Learning unfailing, policy. such "Thy word is Truth." And Jesus says Ita Taught us first at mother's knee. filled, last week Friday and Satur- love ever Uadertaklai la all Braaehee. spurious characteri?ed no pleasure in error, false teaching 248-- Oh! the of Christ's Telephone Troy's Hotel No. 1 joys salvation, day, cutting the supply from Har- the character of Christ or of Paul or or false TAYLOR Purchased on' the bleeding tree; systems. It grieves when low Benedict's pond. Archibald Mc of Daniel or or Moses: It was NEWTOWN STATION. Oh! the faith that lights the pathway, Elijah others fall from the paths of recti- Arthur and Lercy Waterhouse as- not W. A. HONAN, Taught us first at mother's' knee. yes, yes, yes, to every movement tude and virtue, but delights in the sisted him with their teams. or plan cr wrong, but a yes and a no of Funeral Director & Embalmer, Oh! the hope of joy unending, fellowship those who hold to the Fall and Winter Styles With the Lord and saints above; "Let your yeas be yea, and your things which are pleasing to God. AT Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. Oh! the peace with duty blending, nay's, nay," and any departure from On one occasion after Jesus had been As we fouow enrist the Dove. THE MORE EXCELLENT WAY. the positive and affirmative "cometh making some declarations Corbett's Shoe Store, Conflict soon will cnange to glory, very strong of evil." Love allows not the scales 01 Truth of SANDY HOOK OT. The tempter then forever flee, many His disciples went Restaurant Heavenly bliss and angel story Continued from Pa?e Four. . to be unbalanced but well balanced, back to go no more with him. Turn We have a line of Shoes and Oxford superior for Ladies Gentlemen Learned me first at mother's knee. to turn up and down, to turn this to those who He Ties for Ladles, Men. Boys and Misses in all and at c ing remained said: 42 North Main St.. sumptive, presumptive, bombast. v the latest styles and lasts. It you are inter- Oh! the joys of many mansions, way and that, according 10 the prin- "Will ye also go away." Peter, the ested call and get prices. free to ostentateous. The chilcren of enl Mansions you and me; ciples of justice and right, and not of the little Dairy Lunch, Oh! the spokesman company, 11 West Main St.. mercy saved, uphoid us, may spread their pinions in lordly carnal us nrst at mother's knee. by impulse, prudence, policy said, "To whom can we go but unto Good Pood, Home Cooking and a desire to Taught fashion but the children of love, of Manufactu re has made our or It holds things in Thee? Thou alone hast the of please, reputation. Oh! the love of God In r Divine mission. Words I. Jesus, love, have another command the Word of F. Lewis, Crane Co. came to by God and of Eternal Life." This is Love's at Lunch Love that conquer sin; Remembering that the pathway of C. E. Crane. J. W. Stevens. Oh! the depths of mercy, win us, under control by the Will of God. titude. "Entreat me not to le?ve the Christ is the way f sacrificial Harness, Blankets, Robes and Glad without and pure within. "Love is not easily provoked." The thee or to return from io witness leads following Love that wept, and toiled, and suffered, and h.imility which word is re- Stable Goods, Callender Bros., "easily" omitted in the after thee; for whither thou goest I Love divine, so full and free, to the thrones of exaltation and glory BRIDGEPORT. vised version. The Greek word is will go, and where thou lodi'est I JOHN ST., , Dime Lunch Help us Lord, to full surrender, Half Rooms, and .a Iz.e pride of the world of Taught us first at mother's knee. ii parozunctai which the word par- will lodge; thy people shall be my Ct loves ty pose on lash pedestals. But is almost a 138 South rialn St., Waterbury, Oh! the joy in mother's Saviour, oxysm transliteration, people and thy God my God." God's the Christ love, the Divine love 111 the means Try a cup of our excellent Coffee, Father's Friend as well, was He, and aroused to almost uncon- Truth, my Truth; His Christ, my I Can Sell Your Farm heart , veils in the Pant.rv all home mad" Can we ere forget the blessing, .destly garments trollable anger, like a over His c paroxysm Christ; Spirit my His No Is or What It Is of mo-- Spirit: Matter Where It As we knelt at mother's knee. hum'1':'. She does not in one Worth. which has no control. Love is lo e, my love; His Way, my Way, tue her sphere as the peacock, or as ruler Send state lowest cash not affected in this way. Love is way of the Cross, the of atone- full description, prle of way and' learn my wonderfully successful plan. BE AFRAID to call Mr Mrs L. C. re- the 'oost rr monarch of all she not Cornell's Florist Store and Nicholson unreasonable. There may be a ment, the way of peace, the way of Don't surveys, but lays aside all vain for anvthing you may turned, Tue&Jay, from New Fairfhld, whole series of events which may noliness. His Way, the best way and STEPHEN S. SIKSAY, need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. thoughts of superiority in We make a of Floral De- where had been a few preference lead it to burst forth in in- the Lo'x 83 Br'dgeport. Conn Specialty they spending righteous only way. the Christ love, RellleyStreet, signs and Wedding Decoration. for the unassumingways of the King. days with Mr and Mrs R. J. Scudder dignation. There is no sin in indig- the Fathers oe, the Hoh Spirit's "Love vaunteth not itself, is not Cornell's Florist Store, on account of the illness of Mrs nation. There is such a thing as love in the heart, "beareth an puffed up." INSURANCE 91 White Street, Danbjry, Conn. Scudder. Mr and Mrs George Read holy anger. "Be ye angry and sin things," believeth all things .hopeth LhONARD'S The fifth rung in the ladder is that Three Phones. of Dodgingtown cared for their home not." Sin is not in temper but a" things, endureth all things. "Love of modest Love "doth not AGENCY, and stock during their absence. civility. temper may express herself in a sin- never faileth." 4nd without it "we behave herself Love unseemly." ful way. Love has a temper but it are nothing." ..ithout it we are FIRE, ACCIDENT. D. O. & Mrs E. L. Johnson went to Hart- does not keep company with ill man- BEERS CO., is a good temper, a disposition gov- lost. But with it we are held and ners. NEWTOWN. CONN.! ford, last week with Love's courtesies cannot, hold sense Old Thursday, erned by a of honor, justice kept all along the upward Heaven-bor- n Companies, with the world's discourt- Lowest Rate. Manufacturers of Representative W. C. Johnson and fellowship and truth, a spirit that keeps well in way. a few there witn her sis esies. The way of Heaven-bor- n Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, spent day's harness, a wholesome balance that Oh Love how charming is thy way, Miss spirits cannot traverse the pathways ter, Camp. approves the things that God ap- Which holds me in the of Buggy Tops, Cushions, of The thought the earthborn. and of those FRED KLEIN, BETHEL, CONN Backs, proves disapproves God, Miss Mary Hazen Fairchild was of a Christian is no more becoming And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and things that God disapproves. There And keeps me lesr I ?o arrav. At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot. to cul- Wagons. Send for Cataloeue.' confined her home a few days, last than they are for a gentleman of fore is not Horse Shoeing, it unreasonably provoked, From thy Hessed footsteps, Ron of week, with a severe cold. ture or a lady of refinement. Love, not Carriage and Wagon Repairing of all kinds uncontrolably provoked, but pro God. and General Blacksmithing. Horse clipping Sandy Hook Market, Divine love in the heait is the foun- at S. done every week day my shop AUGUR'S OLD STAND Carlton Smith, a student at dation of all good manners and rude- At the Sandy Hook Market will be found Yale, enjoyed a respite from his ness false the best the market affords in Fresh and Salt betrays the character of a Meats, Canned Goods and Vegetables in their studies, Friday till Monday morning, profession. Civility is not an expen- No season. It will.be my aim to conduct a 'First he his better place Class Market. which passed at the home of sive steed to ireep well fed and well Mr and Mrs H. M. 3S To get your Horseshoe'ng. Carri- I ask for your patronage. parents, Smith. groomed and well cared for. It is a Black-smithi- age and Wagon Repairing and Genual sti-- Motto: Best that will bring good returns to Q. O. JONES B. P. JONES than at my shop. My John H. Blackman. Mis V. C. Johnson has been sicl' work at moderate prices. Shop closed Satur- its owner and grae ;ie carriage and day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Terms strictly with pleurisy. Mrs Alice Wiidman cash. Canfield & bearings of ail ..s or her going out Davis, has assisted in her care. 32-- or stepney.conn Newtown, Conn. Telephone 3. incoming. Love lliis particular Jones Bros. Henry Pettit, Painters and kind of love which is from above and Paper Hangers. The second emblem or pin in the always behaves itself with modest Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples cross and crown series for perfect, Dodgingtown In town. ' attendance for two months will be propriety and genteel civility. Love C. B. Johnson, is the in manners. given out at the session of the Con- courtier courtly Newtows, Conn. The in gregational school, angel that ministers things , Auctioneer Sunday Sunday. Deputy Sheriff, B!fi1fifililifil0 small and great. Notary Public. The number present, Sunday, was 70, g 11 w 1 m The, sixth of the ladder in 22-- 3. jm The and an rung Telephone good with offering of 3)5.25. Grain II love's scale ;s 11 1r 77 satisfactory kind. are ascending theexchanse Hay ir-t- made at the of John B. Hubbell has bought the peioonal considerations. Not I but Tel. 53-1-2. Stationery and MY Blackman Studio, place of the late Daniel Camp, and thou, not mine but thine. Love 57 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. will occupy it In the near future. "seeketh not her own." Her inter- AT BETHEL Periodicals. Headquarters for Amateur Finishing and Mr and Mrs Horace Gilbert will move est are not d. &lf inter- PRICES Supplies. of the double est in, the Individual in society, in in'o.a part home of Delivered anywhere in Flat Swamp Dist. In each of these lines onr stock Michael Kilbride, Mrs R. H. Beers and Miss Annie business, in party politics, lead tc We Invite inspection. . Is ery complete. Sanford on West Street. the greatest con upt ions and obstr ic TERMS CASH OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. and Post Office' News Store, General Trucking Teaming. tions (o the welfare of communities, S. Tel.No.28-- i. SANDY-HOOK- . CT. E. Lovell has been having re-- states and nations. If the 1 1 Arcade, Bridgeport. principle THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1900.

SALE STILL ON ! New Milford. TOWN AND VILLAGE COMMENT. Duncan HCanfield's If you are in doubt about the bargains we are offering, just glance over these prices, and theu come to our Btore as quickly as you can: Q MERE MENTION. seem to be skatlrig on thin ice, so II without fear or TLWa Suits, uvrrt ft.00 to 12.0U. DOW $5.49 we only assert, Editor of The Newtown Bee: Now that our KWa Sulfa, vera 18.00 to 16.00. now 7.98 favor, drcuniHtan'jes beyond Spring that the banner with the "Teddy control, and possibly theirs, mark Small Sizes. Mostly down and re- cundld compelled us 8.00 and Bear" bus been hauled the phraseology, Men's Heavy ulster Overcoats were 7.00, to leave about one half our party be- placed by "Billy Possum" with the 9.00. now 3.79 hind ;md let it go at that. As our "Bumble guarding the rear Men's and Youth's dress overcoats were 10.00 to Puppy" doctor remained with them, we feel lo-in-g Opening entrance, there's been something in at that 16.00, now $5.98 eomfovtcd hoping least, other lines, for this trans antidotes wore Men's reliable Duchess and Magnate make, along the proper promptly good was a few bdminlutcred whenever necessary. now 79c formation scene scarcely were 1.75 and 2.00, Now, Mr Editor, the writer desires March 13th. hours old when there went out from Saturday, Men's worsted and all wool pants, were 2.50 to say that if any one of th!s"Bunch" good New Milford a the good old town of narra- 3553, now 1.49 takes umbrage at this truthful and the like of which has jolly party, tive, said scribe will be glad to meet Men's good worsted and allwool pants were $4 and seldoir. before been assembled. A suqh a one at his convenience in invite the Public Now 2.98 characteristic If you please, We $5, party, seme vacant lot. The undertaker were 3.50 and comprising gentlenwn whose feet Men's Dutchess Corduroy Trousers, may be needed in Just about 15 of New Milford and have trod the classic halls of our now 2.29 minutes and the subject will not be $4, olllcers of our were now 1.98 State Legislature, "The Dean" The "Bunch" uho towns Men's Magnate Corduroy pants, 3.50, and merchants, surrounding banks prominent S. S. Green, President First Men's best make Overalls. 39c the small went; a few others within r; with r.tlonal bank and hat manuf.ict lr-e- our and Children's were $3 to $6, now limit ol the of our list. to inspect Spring Boy's Suits, capacity H. LeRoy Randall, manager of This party had been convened, to Savings bank; E. J. Emmons, of the stock of $1.29 $3.98 we may say, through the perhaps Randal) Com.Mdiiy: Charles M. Beanh, knee were 50 and 75c, n5w 29c of a gentle- Boys' pants, judicious management President' of Fire Association and 35c now 10c man whose comfortable mansion adds Boys knee pants were 25c and merchant; W. G. Brown. Secretary to Ue value of real estate on CLOTHING Men's soft and hats all colors were 75c to $3, greatly and Treasurer of Fire Assoikiiiou derby and who is well known now 39c to $1.19 East street, and merchant; Hon C. B. Marsh, FURNISHINGS as the man In the or being always right Member State Legislature; S. C. Men's all colors fancy negligee shirts with collars And so, as we have right place. Ret'ch, Selectman of tne town; A. H. HATS and SHOES 50 and now 29c was a con- neckbands were 65c, together Com-pp.-'- y; ;B!K said, gathered McMahon, President of Water now 69c of the best the town Men's fancy negligee shirts were U and 1.25, genial group V. P. Staub, superintendent of 19 29c could offer. The clerk of the weather Men's, boys' and children's caps, 10, 15, and Water Company; W. G. Barton, mer- And also our alone it would seem, with newly Men's and bow ties all colors, 6c conspired, chant; C. P. Bentley, of The Booth boys' all other clerks of disagreeableness -- tecks all 15c ft Bentley Co.; George E. Ackley, of store for Men's and boy's shield colors, that line, to. give us a rough equipped along Ackley, Hatch & Marsh; Chanes N. old send-of- f, for be stormed and blew Linen Collars, were 15, now 7c Hall, of State Board of Education; Men's and boys' and snowed and sleeted handling Clothing Ribbed were now 29c great guns, W. N. Noble, druggist; F. J. Hatch, Men's Heavy Fleeced and Underwear, 50c to intimidate us and mined, as if -- te and Children's Fleeced and Ribbed Underwear, 15c Mt chant, of Hatch & Dewey; W. P on the most up-to-da- Boys' forsooth, but he reckoned without Men's and Children's Neck and Coat Sweaters, 19 to 179 Landon, expert accountant; Dr C. P. his host, for we were built of diffe-e- nt Men's Wool Gloves and Mittens, were 25, now loc Blynn; J. H. Morehouse, confidential methods ; the material. Men's Leather and Wool Gloves, were 50 and 60, now 35c t'-- of C. M. Beach. But we have left you in the dark Men's 2.00 Buckskin Gloves, now 98c store in the too long as to our destination, but only Men's Mocha and Kid Gloves, were 125 and 150, now 79c A NEW MILFORD IDYL. then, wnere else could it be but to Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, were 15c, now 8c state with old New York, that camping ground March equipped Ladies' all were 3.50 to 8.00. HOW 198 Upon one of those rare days Ahmit 200 Skirts, colors, ot of some of us in the earlier days when all Nature seemed to make life such fixtures. 98c And so it was A lot of Ladies' Short Coats, were 5.00 to 12.00 now "Auld Lang Syne." joyful and filled with cheer, two gen 15c 3.39 on In- Ladies' ribbed Underwear, were 25c now that attached to the tlemen might have been seen quietly 29c was a par- Ladies' ribbed Underwear, were 50c now auguration Day palatial and sedately, as was seemly for per Come. to de- Children's Dresses, were from 25c to $3.50 now 15c $179 lor car secured for our use by the sons of their years, strolling through Everybody 29c of our Ladies' Golf Gloves, were 50c now lightful courtesy genial repre- our park. They carried what might 2 for 5c Y & Ladies' White Handkerchiefs, sentative of the N. N. si., H., have been a handicap to some, about 10c whom our thanks are also Ladies' Black 15c Hose, now R. R., (to 168 years of life's burdens, along oc Ladies' Black 10c Hose, now' due), may his shadow never grow with them. This load was by no where tne 01 less. And just here is means equally adjusted and there's Duncan Canfield, Men's and Wool 25c Hose, now 15c Fancy live forever , 10c ladies may they fSwW-xub- for one or them just well and Plain Black 15c Hose, now Head-to-Fo- Men's Fancy in their charming handiwork. ot Outfitters, 10c now 6c Men's and Plain Black Hose, good-by- e Fancy as we bid to 101-- 6, oc little thought say, tipped the scales at while Men's Heavy mixed Gray 10c Hose, now and went Bank Street, New Milford. our wives and daughters his companion, just beginning to feel wouid Infants', Children's and Boys' 25c Hose, 15c out our front doors, that tney his oats, so to speak, was younger. another door Infants', Children's and Boys' 15c Hose, Oc immediately escape by Arriving at the residence of the elder hie themselves to the depot A special heavy Boys' Ribbed Hose, were 20c, now 10c and gentleman he bid his companion armed with a mammoth bunch of 8 and 9c Dark Outing Flannel, now 4 and 5c good-Dy- e and was about to trip up button-hol- e which a 12 and 13c Figured Outing Flannel, now oc blossoms worthy the stone steps without the least as- of manner al- 12c Grey, Brown and Red Stripe Flannelette, 7 C matron, whose charm sistance, but the younger, ever mind- who are fortu- 12c White and Unbleached Cotton Flannel, now 7c ways delights those ful of the proper respect one should 1 her 25c Heavy Worsted Plaid Goods, now 5c nately favored with acquaint- always have for old age, insisted to distribute among 12c Linen Toweling, now o and 7c ance, proceeded against protest in landing him safely steed the happy party. The snorting at his very door. Just a little epi- hustled with impatient restlessness sode, Mr Editor, going to show the out of the and Shoes and Rubbers. himself, and us, depot, possibilities of a life in New Milford. in a jiffy or two, so to speak, the Friends who are interested, just a

now in ed Men's Emerson and Crossett 4.00 Shoes, $3.19 splendid hospitality, it appeared word. A few gilt-edg- residences now 2.79 accommo- Men's Emerson and Crossett 3.50 Shoes, the bill, and magnificent and village lots, with possibly a good Men's Emerson and Crossett 3.00 Shoes, now 2.29 dations of the Hotel Astor, than farm or two can be secured by any 1.29 ex- Men's 2.50 Box Calf and Vici Kid Shoes, now which few equal and none finer who so desire! No recommendations Lace Buckle 98c were at our Men's Heavy Working Congress or Shoes, ist within easy reach, necessary but good habits and the Calf 1.50 Shoes, 98c Time and in and Boys' Heavy Box and Kangaroo disposal. your price. ' 1.59 u'.t.' tTqu irir iw and TCn.nriroo Calf 2.25 Shoes. space, Mr Editor, forbid my dwelling 25c to now .do- Infants', Children's and Misses' shoes, were 2.00, at great length upon our later IMPROVEMENTS AT DUNCAN & IOC 10 1.39 the dean ings. Suffice it to say that CANFIELD'S. Men's Plain and Storm Rubbers i6?S of our party found it necessary from Boot? 1 .49 and our Boys' and Youth's Short Rubber time to time to gently rebuke With commendable enterprise the Children's Short Rubber Boots, - 79c kid" ior exuuerant hilarity. He hustling firm of Duncan & Canfield, Ladies' Plain and Storm Rubers, 39 and 4VC seemed to be humming to nimself clothiers, of Bank street, have Children's and misses' Rubbers, 29 and 3VC such refrains as "Ve won't go home equipped their store with the hand- Boys' Rubbers, 49c till morning," "For he is a jolly some and convenient Grand Rapids eood fellow,'' with which he seemed clothing cabinets. Each cabinet will : The above mentioned prices will last until further to be quite familiar, bringing back hold from 60 to 70 suits, without. doubtless, of con- and free from dust and of a is It will do you go good to fond remembrances wrinkling notice change given. ditions absent but not forgot. He dirt. By means of the extension slid- than we can - look our departments more, at intervals, strangely- racks all the suits in the cabinet ' through seemed, too, ing We Are Showing A Large Line of express. enough, to imagine nimself in a sort can be brought to view when it is of billiard tournament, which was desired to show them to customers, Baseball Goods of All Kinds! hignly improper to say the least. and are easily put back ir. place. The Still, as his previous excellent be- cabinets are grained in a handsome havior and appreciated services had golden oak color, and the other fur- enueared him to us not a little, we niture has been grained to mat eft BROWNIE CAMERAS overlooked his lack of self-- them. This gives them a very fine Devel eravely From $1 up. The Folding Pocket Camera and the Daylight Golden control as was fitting in an august aDuearine store, and both Messrs Bros., jyiacmne. was ours. A feast of Canfield and Duncan have been oping New Conn. assembly as Railroad Street, Milford, reason and other good things and a warmly congratulated on their enter "flow of " we had almost said prise. Sherman Canfield, of the firm-- P. M. "bowl", but we know that wouid not is a son of Daniel Canfield, a well Cassedy, be in order, so we'll leave all to your known cattle man, and now a res! Postoffice Block, New Milford. imagination, followed by acharming- - dent of this town. Mr Duncan is a ly spectacular, sizzling ana withal, practical clothing man, having been At RIDDIFORD'S. frivolous entertainment with a ban- connected with the Joihing business quet at early dawn, ended a very en- here for many years. Their friends To Those Who Use As was to- wish them a still measure of ' joyable day. it already larger You Can Get Your Work morrow, we thought best to proceed ui ce"8, Done Right. g to get what rest we could, that is train time, and - some of us, before Kara Linen A Watch to be properly repaired and cleaned must be en- truthful historian is - right here the each cleaned and in- 2j tirely taken to pieces, part separately compelled to chronicle the fact that We Offer tor Sale We Announce A Fresh Supply. To those Who Have Never Used uc uue-tlmc- A. ? ana these parts reassemoiea. it uiusu uwu more half our party did not KARA LINEN we suggest a inai. it's tne Best spected ' than the incomparable v All this is delicate work and re-- the Can Tu show up In time for the train. Honey Buy. h and great mechanical ability. tor Beckwlth Round Oaks, quires experience With an equally positve regard 25c for a of the truth, though the Heavens fall, pound package paper. j herewith assert Beckwith Air Tight Wood for 3 of 10c the and Clocks we do hereby and 25c packages Envelopes. package. jj Watches we ignorant of Heaters, Lowest Prices that are profoundly At the whys and the wherefors relating of Stamford and to this mysterious section the Frank E. Soule, trip. Whether the condition of the Round Chief Ranges. J was , tut, perish the At RIDDIFORD'S, absentees Mygatt Block, Bank Street, New Milford. thought as not to te considered for New see Albert If. McMahon . 19 Bank Street. Milford. even line moment We ourselves Vvft.rtmi n cr hot, involved: we Street, New Milfoi UCV,Viu.9 clessly Bridge i THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 190D. 7 v

John Nevlna as farmer on Mi place Mr Tuifhala will close hla blackHinltb shop at the Center about April 1, and Sweet Potatoes bngln hla work at Mr Nevlna'. He w Haven's OKipbtiONP New Haven's will move hla family Into a piu't of Most Reliable Mr Nevlna' house. Score Kale I Cranberries , , West Cornwall. TO PURCHASE A BUILDING FOR A Some Unusually Celery GRANGci it ALL. North Cornwall Grange, No. 32. at Lettuce IB? se ttielr regular meeting voted to pur-cha- Also the Creamery building for a Fine Wash Goods next meet- - PowieF Grange hall, and at their Staple aGrocer- ing xpect to confer the third and on Tare fourth degrees a class of 13, bar- For This Week . ies tibjoluUty increased their from Bargains ing membership All fresh and reasonably 2.1 to 41 since the first of January. priced The Powder Housatonlc Valley Pomona will New Plaid Only Baking hold 'its quarterly meeting at West the made from Ginghams, BOOTS Cornwall, Wednesday, March 17. Scotch and 5H0ES. Royal Grape Cream of Tartar The general topic is "Good Roads,'' genuine made from Grapes with thefoilowlng sub topics: "Road- Ginghams, side Improvements,'' "Guide Doards hundreds of

. Rupf, and Sign Posts", and "Beautifying patterns, Henry Royal Baking Powder has not Its counterpart at Couutry Homes," interspersed with Main St. Newtown. home or abroad. Its qualities, which make the music and recitations. Dinner on 29ctsYard the basket IWfffflflfffVfVf WOftffVWV food nutritious and itself plan. , healthful, are peculiar to and are not constituent in other leavening agents. Miss Ellen Cochrane was down New Batistes, from Lime Rock for one day, last more than a week. hundred in these , Sura V. O. Sanford Is in Cornwall patterns visiting Mrs R. Baldwin for an in- At lOcts a Yard definite period. Announcements of Bethel Business Dr and Mrs Joseph Robinson have ' Bee. New French Men. The Newtown been recently entertaining the doc Linens, Newtown. FHday, March 12. 1309- - tor's mother from Norwich. 48 inches wide, Miss Minnie E Cochrane and Mrs In the new unusual colors George R. SmiU visited Mrs ; Notice. George , Special Roxbury. H. Oldfleld at the a Yard Ha ting opened a harness shop near the cor- Stockbridge, latter At 50cts ner o( Chestnut and Center street am pre- part of last week. Smith to do all kinds of harness and Judge pared making A DELIGHT UOI.'SC PARTY. ' repairing also all Kinds of horse goods for fin, New Striped Linens, sale.. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Kode-tney- ST PATRICK'S DAV DANCE. corner Center and Chestnut street, Sunday, March r, tr. W. Hurlburt for the stylish 3 piece suits. Bethel. Conn. s ' celebrated his birthday by having a The Young Ladies' club ;'s giving house party. His two sons, Everett its final dance of the season on St 25c and 50c Yard In the Hurlburt of and Alan Days of CIGARS , SOFT DRINKS Glastonbury, Patrick's Day evening and is plan- Hurlburt of Philadelphia, were pres- some the New Walstings and Men's Old The Gem Lunch Room, ning special attractions, ent; also a granddaughter, Cat'. erne main one being and extra piece ot Shirtings, for BETHEL. V Hurlburt of Glastonbury, his sister. music," making three in all. The in- Near B. K. Miss Yard in- Greenwood Ave., Crossing. Caroline Hurlburt of Roxbury, vitations, printed in green, have al- 25cts, 29cts Letter writing was a luxury his brother, Samuel Hurlburt of New ready been Issued and read as fol- dulged in only.by the wealthy and Haven, Mrs Edward Barnes and Mrs lows: ' the learned. Charlotte Lemmon of Roxbury. Mrs To-da- y everyone obtain,' Oh, frlnnds so dear and did you hear may Lemraon's birthday occurred' on the and at a reasonable price, a writing Now The news that's going round, Mrs Connors is a sister of Mrs Ham- and Then same day as Mr riurlourt's. A fine mond. paper far more beautiful than the - - ..- - ; The Ladies' club will give a dance, hand-mad- ol- ;'" A moves if we do the dinner was served by Mrs' Hurlburt. IT LIKES THE crude e product of ye family For which they hold renown. The ice men and farmers are oppo- work it's well done. Now and then we gain a that was 'and a den days. new customer and thus keep adding to those fully appreciated, nents in weather preference; an ice St Patrick's to . wouldn't elsewhere for in ' Day this year keep, HILLS. But to be sure are who go anything happy afternoon was spent. crop ahead would be to that you get our line. Doing our best all the while wehold colors will be seen, profitable the the trade. one to ting the paper of the highest qual So and honor him and detrimental the othr. Dr Rupert Day of New Haven join right in ity, the most pleasing writing sur- Smith Beers, . '' Miss Margaret Wilson, who is win- week-en- d By of the Knox cars hill climb' - spent the at Myron wearing green. won more face, and the most correct sizes and Fuel, Trucking, Moving, BETHEL, CT tering in Los Angeles, writes enthusi- Thomas'. Miss Mabel Thomas is also Come he'io to swell the numbers, " ing contests in 1908 than any oth an Crane & Pike astically of life on the Pacific coast. tints, buy Eaton, in town for a few days. Good people one and an, ..' er make car, regardless of horse She took a le auto ride through Paper. Mrs Julia Squires is visiting In The date the Seventeenth of March,; power or price. There is a reason. ; the section en- - mountain recently, notice. Newtown.., ., '. ,, The place West Cornwall hail. Better investigate. ' - joying the scenery immensely. Above We are not giving you something Mr and Mrs John Nevins.who have So the Shamrock in for but we are you tne result!-o- put your hat k Lb?,rvwere snow-cappe- d nothing, giving been the mountains 'SAyears of nard study in Yonkers, N. Y.. since Christ- And friends be We also find some excellent Bl by your seen, while below were blossoms and fruit qual when you get your horse shod at ennan's to "Overlook R. H. Beers & Our motto:. "Honest Work for Honest Prices' mas, returned Farm," Dancing to Turner's music, ities m the E. M. F. A silent, Co., ' last week. 30 h. II. A. BliENNAN'S, The "Wearing of the Green." snappy p. touring car fully Airs Harriett Willsey is quite sick Washington. for 12o0, known as the Greenwood Avenue. - BETHEL, CONN. equipped Newtown, Conn. nd under tne doctor's care. joined them there for over Sunday car value of the season. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. largest The Beatty baby, who was very ill and they all returned that day. Miss Nickerson last week with pneumonia, is much Mary ofTorrington Rev Elijah Woodruff, who has A good line of second hand cars FACT! . spent last week at her home here. been in ill all Improved. health winter, is fail at attractive prices. You can get 5 gal. of the Everett Hurlburt and 'daughter of Services at the chapel last Sunday ing. best Kerosene Oil for 50c at our store. Fancy Mechanics' and Farmers at G, W. were in the afternoon instead of the Mrs A. G. Baker is in New Orleans Molasses BOc, and when Doke Glastonbury spent, Sunday Woodbury Demonstration at conven says it s so you can bank on it. Wo better Hurlburt's. the usual custom the first and Watertown your Savings Bank Groceries or Meats sold on earth than at our evening, spending a week of ience. More; and we save you money. Alice Bronson is spending a few Sunday the month. with friends. Nw Baak Baililaf , Wall St., & Bn4pa aays in town, x Carpenter Richmond have been Mrs Brewster of Watertown is McDowell & , Deposits Feb.'l, 1909, ,$4,039,248.52 Taylor, Mrs Thomas Phillips was in Wat- setting up their engine and saw mill spending a few aays with Mrs John Thumb'Hand Side Center St.,, V Suaplus and Interest, 188,328.36 erbury, last week. the past week, on William Oliver's Black and other friends about town. Bethel, Conn. V lira Oldroyd la visiting hevmother, land, preparatory to sawing for C. E. Mr Webb of Danbury, who was in Wm. W. Wakelee, Assets, $4,227,576.88 krs Alice Merwin, Baldwin, moving to this place from the store here for a few years, died ' Sandy Hook, Conn. Number of depositors, 11,587. The many friends of David Gillette Fharon Mountain. on Sunday at his home and was Deposits of 1 to 11000 receive. I and Interest Full Line will be glad to learn that he is much Robinson W. Dean has moved into brought here for burial. Mrs Webb :redlted from the Hrst of each month, uavabla one of & is tn January and July of each year. Incorpor- improved in health. Smith Son's cottages at (he a sister of Mrs Henry Foulois and ated 1873. Goods and Harnesses. Of Horse Isabelle McKay invited a few girls north end of the village. Mr Williams. Southbury. OPFIOEKS Extra lot of Winter Blankets, from the Danbury Normal school to A large number of people enjoyed The ne'xt meeting of the Monday good MRS ELLEN HAYES. obd L. Wesson. ftJ Call and look us over. spend with her at her home themselves at an o'd time kitchen club win be with Willis Aspin-wal- l. f Prices Right. Sunday iirs tfsrshal! E. Morn. ? . VVe at Roxbury Station. dance at Eugene Wickwire's... last Mrs Ellen one of the oldest ."re-ik- -- Hayes, B.Hall. The Gilbert Miller Co., Mr A Ci. H ''-- ; and Mrs Noble iuomas, who Friday evening. car load of horses arrived for residents of this town, died at her Cntlm tafv wit! f 15 Center St.', BETHEL. CONN. vi" have been" living in a part of Eugene Ezra Hull on Tuesuay. home, Tuesday morning, after a Ward's house on Center street, have Greenfield Hill. The petition in favor of Woman's weeks illness with She moved into the Congregational par Suffrage has been well circulated in pneumonia. PERSONAL AND OTHER NEWS. leaves one Mrs TIKIOB, IVES & CO., sonage at the Center. town and about 70 names signed. daugnter, Andrew AUTOMOBILES, Charles A. Held, who Tobin. of New York was in The Judea ni?ht school has closed with whom conn. purchased henry Dolan, she lived, one $100 and the farm of Andrew ar- its sessions in school-house- . Up. - bethel, Puchala, Sr., town, Sunday, looking over his hand- the Gunnery granddaughter, Agnes uolan, and r ; Electrical Contractors rived in town with his family last some summer residence. on' grandson, William. She will be Here is your opportunity to eret Tuesday afternoon and are now get C. G. Wells, the veteran letter car- Miss Millie Pratt went to Stamford missed very much in her home and a second hand Automo work in all its branches high grade Electrical settled in their new home. rier on rural route No. 10, has re- on Tuesday, to take of the in the in she and attended ting charge neighborhood, which bile for 100 or more. We have a carefully promptly to. Mrs A. H. House a Wilseyjs ill and under turned from a delightful trip to trimming department in a leading lived for over 30 years. Her hus large assortment of Runabouts wiring specialty care. Electrical supplies. , Dr Pons' Washington, D. C, where he wit- millinery establishment. band died several years ago. and Touring Cars, all guaranteed Telephone No. 501- - Andrew Puchala, ,Sr., has pur nessed the inaugural ceremonies. - Charles PrindPe has wired his The funeral was held from the in the best of condition. V1ito chased of Miss Emma Beers h.er farm Henry L. Burr is one of the latest wired his house for electricity. house, Thursday afternoon, at 2 for particulars. at the Falls, north of Sheldon Camp's subscribers to be added to the long The gathering of ice at this time p. m. farm, and he moved there Monday list of patrons now on the books of of the year is a most unusual occur- For the Best and tile S. N. E. T. Co. rence. Lester new The E. H. Towle Tuesday. Harvey's pond Mrs Raymond Stiles entertained Company, George A. who a Friends of Rev B. a furnished ice for the ice houses of a 25 West Main St.. Waterbury, Conn. Bread, Rolls, Cake. Pies and all kinds of Bak- Beatty, spent Joseph Kettle, a friend, over Sunday. ery Goods come to the new store. Everything week in Kentucky, returned home, former will be to number of city people, and day after neat and clean and the best goods the market pastor here, glad Walter Winship has bought a new affords used in our business. last week, witn a car of fine know he been day the week the teams were young that has heard from past horse. Roxbury Announcements. mules for use at silica mill the ice from Romford. & Harzles, the at quite recently. He has a church in drawing the The Rev Mr Winters entertained Dayton Falls. Mo., where he has been The hearing on the bill for Wom- 102 Center St.. Bethel, Conn St,Jo3eph, his brother, over Sunday. A. an's is to be held 431-- 2. George Beatty has sold the for the two Suffrage Wednes- ' t 'Phone pigs past years. Charles Bradley is doing jury House he advertised in The Bee to the town The children W. day, March 17, in the hall of the Cleaning of N. Raymond duty in Waterbury. of and on then-hom- House of at 2 We Danbury shipped them are shut In with the measles at Representatives p. m., Mrs H. J. Tuttle, who lived in Time is at hand. can to their town with Anna Shaw as tne furnish you with scrub brushes, mors, pails, Monday farm. in North Banks district. principal David Wheeler's tenement house white wash and wall pauer. Our new sample Mr and Mrs J. Erbacker of New Theodore is an book for 1TO8 will soon be at our store. Stop Sturges having has nmed to Woodbury, where she In and see the many new and pretty patterns. York are now at their in War extensive addition The best of in Groceries at Rock have sold me just place built on to the Warren. wiil make he home with her daugh- everything (CW ner Mins district and are rear of bis Bottom vrices. tlUUthefannIwMte! bringing pleasant home. ter, Mrs Fred Briggs. THE their household goods' here this week. Mrs Charles A. Wilson ha3 re-- ! REPORT FOR FEBRUARY, Allen f Mrs Atwood ana Miss E. Atwood Joyce, ' ft A it V Mrs H. L. Fairchild Is a turned to her home In COLLEGE FARMS DISTRICT. Station, Conn Km spending Bridgeport from Waterbury were guests, last Roxbury few weeks in New milford, a guest after a brief stay with friends In this TEACHER, ALICE M.AXGEV1NE. Some fertra sell slowly. It week, of Mr and mis Earl Derby. takes an expert salesman t at Turney Soule's. ' place. K Study Deport-- sell a slow selling farm. Ev- The social and dance H. E. GARLICK, ery S trout Salesman is trakvd given by the Mrs .Mary Godfrey, mother of Eu- average. ment. '' until be becomes an expert. young the Town hall on Eastern. ' people at gene Godfrey, was seized with a Edith 96 9S Veterinary, Iftoup farm is selllnz slow Brattland, ROXBUEr.CONX. ly, write oar nearest agent r Monday evening. February 22, proved paralytic shock while at the home of Howard Chappius, 93 92 A I 308-- 5. othce tor tree listing dums a success and was at- Card: desire through The Bee Long Distance Telephone SaW-ma- quite largely Dr im- 99 " and a Smart Strout n Dunham, last week. The Elizabeth O'Sullivan, 90 P. 8.: Any one wishing tocommunicate with secure a to thank all my friends and neigh- will speedy sale tended, there being 66 present. The In 90 91 me over Local Telephone Call 4. for Thousands of Sales ' provement, however, her condition Harvey Tanner, you. . bors who so kindly got up my wood right methods. Moad music was furnished by Pubcnski's has been 98 prove ' very rapid and she is said Lucy Tanner, 89 vance fee. pile during my sickness. Homer E. orchestraof New Milford. At mid- to have well Agb. recovered from the Tillle Brattland. 88 98 JE. A. STROUT COMPANY c Loran, Easton, Conn. Andrew Puchala, night a bountiful supper was served effects of the shock. Louise 86 81 Boston New York Philadelphia) Chappius. BOXBUKY. COXN UW BUt. and it was nearly daybreak before Painters and be- 95 Re- OUSMtaBlaf. IMNatsuSi. Mt decorators have Mary Hallan, 85 Hrr.nKGARDa: Horse 8hoelnir. Carriage and Wagon ox S3 and General (he broke up. The com- work Fronk 91 Gold Medal pairing, shoeing per pair .jmpay gun upon the Interior of the Tanner, 7; Flour please ttie cook Rlacksmituing. Also all kinds of Machine mittee in charge were Misses Flora Brett Abbie 74 88 l Fbedebica. Work done. All kinds of steam and gasoline mansion, formerly the H. G. O'Sullivan, . ' and Pertha engines repaired. Every day alter Agents: PicKinson.Maud Sevens, Harriman place. Willie Smalley, 71 97 m.. all kinds of Plumbing work done J. COLEMAN SMTiUtetbel. Conn. He'eii' Davenport and Hanuie Weloy. " A at your home when desired. Shop ouen week recent cyclone in Florida raised Ninety to 1C0 is excellent, 80 to OASTOUT A. from 7 a. m. to 6 m. H. W. TREAT. Brideewaterv Conn. fietnUw Itii Kmil N Haw kimn Bcjgl days p. Andrew Puchala, Jr., has taken a the roof from home 90 70 to 80 fair. Below 70 is yf On and after Jan. I, 1909. all workldone WARREN C. AILEF. German. Ct the of Mr and good, for cash. position for the coming year with Mrs strictly T. F. YOUNG. New Milford. Conn. Connors, formerly of this place. unsatisfactory Telephone call 208--5.

. r THE NEWTOWN fcEE, TIUDAY.MARCH 12, 1009. Agricultural Implements and Seeds ! Commencing with my twenty-sevent- h year in the Hardware Business, I ' will try and. make this the banner year in the interest of1 the farmers ' ' who wish the best r ' ' to get Agricultural Implements that are made. v Syracuse Reversible Sulky Plow Syracuse Spike Tooth Harrows

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All of W Canal Barrows have a stel axle clipped underneath the handles in iron bearings, and the wheel revolves on the axle. The frame is ash, strongly put together, with the bottom board let into the back sill, which prevents splitting. Superior Steel or-- Wood Wheel. Well brac- ed throughout. Easily handled, with the weight swell, on the wheel. Hand- somely painted and striped. ' : We make a special eftort to the trade on please farming No. 20 Iron Beam .Shove! - We have the celebrated American Steel Wing Plow. Wire' Fencing. airlines tiiem. ' that interest No. 21 Iron Beam Wing Shovel Plow with Wheel. Barbed Wire, etc.

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tiaraenea oteei MoiaDoara ana own riece. unnea snare. - bPIi Cast or Hardened Steel Moldboards, Hardened Soft Center Steel Moldbeard with Separable Steel Shin Piece. 'A Chilled Iron Landside with renewable Cast Shoe. Chilled Iron Share. Long Chilled Shares. Steel Moldboards. Chilled Shares. Handles. Well adapted to turn a deep, narrow furrow in heavy clay soils, 'and Cast or having a long moldboard, will work well in either turf or stubble. We also have made a special effort this season to get the best seeds that are grown. The seeds have all been tested and are the best that can be obtained anywhere. We have a larger assortment this year than ever. More of them and a greater variety than we have ever before carried, and at better prices. We shall make a special effort on grassas well as garden seeds. H v You will find a complete stock of Paints, Oils, BrushesMilkmen's supplies and small farm tools. Sole for ' ' agents Scalecide, the best known spray for San Jose scale. 'V'-'-- U. IV- - ivKjy, Sheiton, Conn, muda Islands for a few weeks. They IT SAVED HIS IEG. - V- The Newtown Bee, were accompanied by Mr and Mrs G. i Burley of Hackensack, N. J. "All thought I would lose jny leg," Newtown, Friday, March 12, 1909. Rev George V. Griffith, a former writes J. A. Swenson, Watertown,.' ector of St Thomas' church nnd now Wis. "Ten years of eczema, that 15 rector of Lime Rock Episcopal doctors could not cure, had at last " laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arnica here Wednesday church, preached Salve cured it sound and well." In- : Bethel. evening.. "".,. fallible for skin eruptions, eczema, salt rheum, bolls, fevei sores, burns,' MISS BAHRiiT MR MACKENZIE. scalds, cuts and piles. 25c at R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis W. town Bull's Bridge. Fred Mackenzie of this &Co., Sandy Hook; P.J. G&rvin,Beth-e- l; 0 snd Miss Adella Bahret of West Red "' PERSONAL CHAT. L. Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. Os- -- borne; W. B. Sher- ding were married at the bride's ; , y ' Easton; Hawley, is visit-in- e man; Smith Bros., Cornwall home last Re Jerome Judd of Waterbury Bridge; Tuesday morning by R. his father. . ' Oonnery Bros,, Georgetown; fr Herbert E. Wing. Many guests were West Cornwall; S. J. of Dover Furnace front out of town. Mr and , George Pitcher G. W. Hurlburtfe present ' - Mrs Mackenzie went to Washington, was in the village, Monday. Co., Roxpury;" Allen Joyce, Roxbnry i is on G. W. D. to witness of John Linberg, Jr., tne sick Station; Hatch, Bridgewater; the Inauguration ' " ! W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. Taft an from to list ; Preoident J tere ' New Wetterau C. S. so'Icii Beardsley, Preston; N. Y. On their re- Brewer of Bridgeport, or & Har-- Poughkeepsie, a was in Williams, Washington Depot; for correspondence school, ry Brown, C P. Wil- turn they will reside In West Redding. - Southbury;' the village one day last week.- , - liams, South Britain; Perkins Bros,' Mr Mackenzie will retain his position ' ' m W. N. : Warren; Hurd, , Long Hill; fn Gilbert-Mill- er store the hardware Penfield & Craig, Stepney Depot in Bethel New Fairfield r, " v "General! v dp.hillt.ated fnr vcarq .i Mr and Mrs George KFairchild of sick lacked was headaches, ambition, ' Paul Montrose has a new lumber worn-o- ut n. Greenwood avenue, returned, last and all run-dow- Burdock f box farm wa?on purchased of Beach Blood Bitters made ma a wn!1 "wn. ' week, from a several weeks' trip to " man." -- Mrs Moos- .'. & Co., of New Milford. . Charles Freitoy, - California. ' up, umn.. . . Rev 3. F. Plumb of New Milford A. D. Jacot had the misfortune to lose a last week. preached Jn St Thomas' church, last good horse, Mrs Austin Castle has been4 con- Don't think that niles can't h Interior View of the Store of Duncan & Canfield, New Milford. Friday evening. cured. Thousands of obtinntn - fined to the Mr and Mrs William A.- Gilbert of her home, past week, have been cured by Doan 8 ointmont a cold.- 50c Photo D. with itvere at any store. , by tt Hine. . Henry street have gone to the Ber drug THE NEWTOWN m WUDAY, MARCH 12, ,1009.

ProbaU Notlcei. The Newtown Bea LADIES: 13, 1909 OF HUNTINGTON, ., Court of Newtown, Friday, March Here's the Best DISTRICT IS. Co. Kuby. m, D. Read . Iluntlnj-tu- n, M 'ftteof The Rmwuf llrfi deceased.lt. UNION STAMP In aid district, V. 1837. The Court of I'robate for the District Stevenson Shoo to bo B4lablUhid cf lluiiiti.gton bath limited and allowed nix month fromtlie date hereof for thredltor found in at mhIiI EhL&LA m exhibit their claim for MORTIMER SCOTT. tmiilfiutrnt. Those who neglect U present tlmlr account, properly nuwtud, within nalu morning tbe remains of Tuesday VSn with rnlitm linnlu. Other neW (Prill? time, will be debarred rw'overy, from AImirM)iii Indebted to itald hxtate are Mortimer Scott were brought stylus have arrived. liimiwdluti! to Foulards. luinaku payment nd kia Summer Hartford and buried iu the Riverside Cloth top patent colt, button tip .' Edwin 0. Slmlton, Administrator, bluchur lace, 1. H. V, D. W. bWiiuy Depot. Ct. cemetery. Mr Scott was a rornier T ..it , . ,.n.M utamnnhfU'tf - j.tui.11, it jfuu runny wiwii. uiiium beautiful odd enades of the Directolw are here. Wistaria, resident of this placeand is survived come here Hint, It will save you looking All the period m. Probate UUUIIU'I OF NEWTOWN, Mrs and with narrow black lines and of black. DISTRICT SO, I1HJB. by one daughter, Stanley, plum and heliotrope rings late of New Estate of Thomas J. Bradley, two sons, and Henry Scott. and the shades known as "bois de rose," with designs in . town. In ald District, deceased. Jay Old rose, deeper The Court of I'rohato for the District of FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, black or white. Old rose with 'black makes a most distinctive gown. NuwU)wn bath limited and allowed nix months Mr and Mrs Harry S. Andrews deeper rose, for iho of said n, from the date hereof, creditors Successor to B. F. Foster & Co,, sea-gree- emerald and tender shades, of lichen with 4laui to exhibit their claims for settlement, have gone to live in Wateibury, The greens, myrtle, 'J'hoe wlio m gleet to present tlmlr accounts, where Mr Andrews has a position, Conn. in black and darker properly aiu-sie- within wild tlnio, will be 246flalnSt., Danbury, indistinct patterns green. a All Indebted to returned Mon-'la- j? color. debarred rwovury. persons Mrs James Clark Piano Certificates with every purchase. shades of . and cool stone and lead aid are U make limuedlule All the gray, "vapeur," grays Estate requested with her par- payment to from a short visit termed catawba, and peach j)olluhut)( Administrator. at The modishly "fruit shades," mulberry, apricot ents, Mr and Mrs John Square, ' An odd pattern has a warm tan ground with fine black lines and small NEWTOWN,. Probate Court South Britain. ' D1STHICTOK mm. - Hlnman of Beacon Falls ' dots of reseda, very conventional and attractive. , ' Estate of Charles 8. Piatt, late ot Nowtown. Edward Let Us Mail 5Tou Free Sam- ! deceased. old "The a of white and black In huid district, visiter, at his home, ple of Among all the wide assortment are number Foulards, The Court of Probate for the District of last week. , . . Newtown hath limited and allowed Maples," which many women especially like. months from the dute hereof for the crodi, Those who at the church claims gathered Shower-pro- of Foulards. different effects. 23 inches tors of said estate to exhibit thoir were "ECLIPSE" Theney's Thirty for settlement. Those who neglect last week Wednesday evening 75 cts a tlmlr account, properly attested, ren-- i i wide yard. topresont recov-er- y. well with the program within nald time, will be dobarrod a pleased Tfie best Roofing made. Put up in All persons Indebted to said estate are dered. Miss Cora Lum played two se- rolls of lOHSci. Ft. Send postal for samples. , Immediate payment to Mtmt.liin nnmtkFftf rnllfti vmi can use requested to make Miss Ella E. Piatt. Executrix'. lections on the piano, and Joan and we will quote a special low price. Palmer sang two solos afte'r which DISTRICT OK NEWTOWN ss. Court .of March 1st, lOofl. were remarks on school topics etc., T. E. & late of New- Piatt Son, Towels. Estate of Mlnott Augur, Charles D. Hlne of Hartford, the Rough Bath town, In said Dlstrlct,!doceased. by Newtown, Conn. That Commlsslortors to receive of That all Ordered, speaker the evening. 'Phone 53-- use. construct- and the claims of the creditors of Cash's Towels, specially woven for bath The docldeupon Pro- interested was shown by the i Imported said estate be appointed at a Court of were to those who like considerable bate, to be held at Newtown, in said district, attention he received. At the close ion is peculiar, and will be found agreeably rough on the SO day of March, lim at ton o'clock In towels will a arm the forenoon, and that the administrator give of the meeting a supper was served friction from a towel. There is no doubt that these produce notice to all Interest to ap- public personsjln fn e church are recommended the medical pear, it they see cause, before said Court, at t parlor. in the Line of healthy glow after the bath. They strongly by said time and place, to be heard 'relative to Everything ' At the Linen Section. said appointment, by publishing this order profession. three times In some newspaper having a cir- Southville. and culation In said District, and due return Staple Fancy make. ' ITEMS OfInTEREST. William J. Beocher. Judge. Groceries. I). Barnum is convalescing. OK ss. Court of DISTRICT WASHINGTON, BrOokfleld is February 27. WW). Mrs Ada Bedau of Prices as low as consistant. The D. M, READ Co. of Wash- Estate of Julia L. Richards, late some time with Mrs D. Give us a calL ington, In said district, deceased. spending , Said Court has limited and allowed six Barnum. ' hereof for the Creditors L. C. MORRIS, months from the date M. last week of said Estate to exhibit their claims to the Miss Worden spent Executors, with her sister, Mrs J. yWentsch, in The Grocer, Those who neglect to present' their Acme Harrows accounts, properly attested,' within said Purchase District. ;; ? NEWTOWN, CONN. time, will lw debarred a recovery. All per- Should B on Every Farm. FEARLESS MANURE SPREADER sons Indebted to suid Estate are requested to Immediate to Write Right Now to Trie circular healer il make payment Rented the see Dickinson D. Richards, Having FOR SALE. BOOTH E BROS., InKTratlon makes the FEAR" George H. Richards. ' Executors. different from all other one Top Car- Conn. LESS 80 Broadway, New York City. N. Y. One Concord bueg.v, Stratford, riage, one Kubber Tired Carriage, one Busi- Soreaders. It sDreads wide one Farm the to Get Your Farm ISTRICT OP NEWTdWN ss. Probate Tin ness Wagon, one Open Buggy, That's Spot kind ana twice as Wide as the box. Pnnrt. Mnvfll li. A. D.. 1909. one Cutter Sleigh, one Horse, Tools. Estate of Bridget Blake, late of New gentle for ladies to drive. town, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for District of New- PETER H. LYNCH, town hath limited and allowed 6 months Investments. The Harder Mfg. Co., of said Es- Shop Hill, Conn. for the creditors The Long from date hereof, Blacksmith, N. Y. tate to exhibit their claims for settlement. R. 6 cent resistered Gold Bonds OobleskiiU Those who neglect to present their accounts, In the rear of the store of H. Der be de- properly attested, within said time,will Rppm Co.. Main St.. Newtown, of the New York Realty Owners barred a recovery. All persons. Indebted to ft General Repairing. Immediate C!o. afford absolute to the j & said Estate are requested to make I am now prepared to attend to ' security Straight beaters of all T. E. Piatt Son, payment to Etc. Terms the issue is lim-- Conn. Ricvcles. Guns. Revolvers, careful investor; j other Spreaders Newtown, Bridget Keating. Administratrix. , ' Cash. spread only Plumbing ited to one fourth the net assets their actual width from Sales Agents WestermConn. JOHN W. BOOTH , to NEWTOWN, ss. Probate OF Heating Box 564, New Milford, Conn. LUG v 3 ct . DISTRICT 11. 1909. WUif W"J uv. J. late of New- Tinning Vtw Ynrk Real Estate: interest Estare of Thomas Bradley but the rhAKLtob spreads widest of all from a wagon narrow deceased. Kinds. semi-annual- town in said district, Jobbing of All ly from date of issue Upon the application ot John J. Donohue enougn tor ordinary roads and gates. administrator, praying for an order au- Gasoline Full particulars ot I thorizing and empowering him to sell cer- Stoyer tain real estate belonging to said est ate, as per application'on file more fully appears: It A. E. Brinton, D. S, HULL, Genl. Agent, be heard and Engines. South Norwalk, Conn. OBDEBED.That said application Newtown. H. P. ? datermined at the Probate Office In New- 2 to 50 Sell of Have You A Farm To town in said District, on the 20th day 'March, Connection. 4 o'clock in the and Telephone or wood A. D. 1909, at afternoon, scrlption, Evans farm wicks metal vou can tret results. Write a - notice be given of the pendency of said uatue atauumuu. Eggs for Hatching. fair trial wWe descript- that hear- wheels, Ferlectiou syrmg - time and place of Rock and Blanch- j aH and send to application and' the Gowell's strain Plymouth on Q ur place g;ving particulars lowest pnoe, thereon publishing the same one time ing by in In some newspaper having a circulation Vacuum table fowl. Eggs by the settlngor hundred.at a thereof The Ideal Newtown. Box 52, G. COGGSWELL, said District, and by posting copy W. B. Q lover, low prices. Address David S. Mead. W. sign-po- st in 'the Town of New- on the public Branchville. Conn. and if your farm and price is right he will do the rest. town, in said District. ' William J. Beecher. Judge Cleaner. CPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Lenses 1094 Main Bridgeport, Conn. process. ' kinds of Reid & Street, NEWTOWN, ss. Probate Clean by the new Theonly strictly o matched, and all repairs. OF of 1054 DISTRICT 1909. and thoroughly efficient system & Todd, Opticians, Main St., Bridgeport. 6, A. D., sanitary No Penfield Craig, C. of Newtown, cleaning. No taking up of carpets. dust. Estate of Patrick Blake.late An- In said district, deceased. Demonstrations given, LEO A magniacent long haired for the District of Depot, Conn., KING Cat of value will be at service N. Liver Pills The Court of Probate Stepney gora great Tree Q. Clarke's Vegetable .Newtown- - hath limited Sand allowed six H. W. WHEELER, Agent, hereafter at Walsh's Cattery, Walnut of R. D. No. 5b. Val- hereof, for the creditors 21-- CONN. Hill. Hook. Conn. As months from date Tel. 5, NEWTOWN, Are not away their goods, Sandy a wonderful for curing Bilious and Dyspeptic Ailments, said Estate to exhibit their claims to the ad- giving uable cats bought, sold and boarded. Have reputation Those who neglect to present near if is consid- a for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Wche Dizziness, ministrator. but very quality a a e:nn AVA ft 7 null R ffififc remedy their accounts, properly attested, within said t ti nnr stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale oy Drug- a All per- ered. Give them a call. riR m nop ifwi ?fftpt. John 11. IranKi etc., they time, will be debarred recovery. Cattle Notice. lung) u.w fi' ' Free by mail. sons Indebted to said estate are requested Huntingtown Dist., Newtown, Conn. gists. sample t T mill of mir hmica ohAllf. thft middle of make immediate payment to J. Will u au 111, wo to and cows. TOR SALE-T- high grade typewriters, Conn. next week with a car load of oxen 38. Bridget Keating, Administratrix. T nearly new. A good one A better one G. fl. CLARKE, Nichols, Walter S. Hlne. iieroy, uonn. Conn. $35. Irving S. Holmes Ridgeiield. Notice. OP NEW MILFORD ss. Probate, C. E. DISTRICT ."-.- SALE Two extra fine shotes. Shnn at. Warner's Mills 1909. .' FOR Conn. POR SALE One pair heavy work horses with " Bristol of Sandy Hook, A nnnfl 1lV lnPffltlff Dr w"J'lZ JnhhinB. Would Estate of Walter late Bridgewater, r ntmn T,nT A NTIQUE FURNITURE bought and sold. No 8, Shel- - customers at my shop. Terms Wanted To in said district, aecease". SALE A fine new milch cow. Samuel trucking., H. N. Canlield, R. D. like to see old A G. B. Tucker. Easton, Ct. P. O. Address Buy. limited and allowed six 1464-2- i". Said Court has ConnvBox 33. Tel. 3. cash. Jj. fayne. itoxuuijf nim R. D. 25. (Jt. xei uiv. Fat cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves. f;Snow, Long Hill, ton.uonn. 100-1-2. Bethel, nnagepori, Cattle, luonths from the date hereof for the creditors Telephone call T Tl , T 1 M to the ma-- " . 1, of said Estate to exhibit their claims SALE-Port- able and gas A few more girls on sewing iniAU, TX)R stationary WANTED 1224 Administrator. ,q CaIo on.rlnin l2 horse nower. G. Work and easy. Paid North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. accounts, r chines. light Piano Those who neglect to present their M. R. D. 54 Danbury, phone 999--3. while Nichols Underwear Corpo- Tuning. 2189-- said time, will be Brush, learning. No Trouble Telephone: attested, within New Milford, Conn. ' properly ration, TSTUnn ha va ft TTamniis n r, .nnll trnninn t.HTIPr Clt a recovery. SALE- -4 of oxen and ttu nl.tin debarred pairs working on & indebted to said Estate are re- FOR White Hills, Shel-to- n. International Gasoline Engine for Power Conn., formerly of Steinway Of all kinds repaired at All persons C.H.Jennings. Bridgeport, H vf immediate to are c A, ... w V orA OTiouunr nf latA Pftfl reasonable Have quested to make payment Conn. vour larra. n you couieuiyjaMiw or lIOClvS prices. Henry Bristol, Administrator. Sale. anenfflrifi I cansave.you money. Write Beyer, will be pleased to attend to your Piano VIVwiw y0u Au Old Colonial Clock SALE At Koaa arm, ew For call and see me. Tuning, uraers may oe ieit ai or Grandfather Clock that needs repairing so T?OR Maple be in Newtown every J3 Preston, Conn., 4 tons of good hay, 3 two S. J. PARKS. Trumbull, uonn. flee, Newtown. Will it will run accurately? If so I am prepared 100 also four car loads of address 438 West avenue. serve w SALE-T- wo set of double coach year old Holstein heifers due inJune. lucasns acclimated horses; month. Bridgeport to you. i reier you, oy permission, 11 received direct from the Editor for F)R one cost $245 and 150.00: w sell for of fine cider put up In new casks. Tel. ltKi Western horses Allison P. Smith, of The Bkb, to see Barhite about farms, of Iowa, including Road Horses, Fast TX)R whom I restorec to its old time efficiency a $50 and $60; don't forget Washington iiv. E 00 selected records; like he can save money. 20o Pacers, Heavy Chunks and Heavy Draft chine with large xrOTICE- -I willibe in Washington. Tuesday fine old Colonial clock. E. E. Meeker, New Rubber Tires; you TT . n11 and fLU TenrW- - a William A. Tator, i7i9 Main 1 on of each week Rock ave., Bridgeport. T OST-- On the road leading to Tashua church fBnlo ffn.l!inprl new. bargain. and Roxbury Wednesday Preston, Conn. Black 1 lot of lor from the Newtown turnpike and west, sented. We have also a fine Sleighs, St., Briageporr,, (jonn. and will pay the highest market prices " - ana nnnlhrv. eirirs. vezetablcs. etc. Cash paid old useless horses to rewarded. Mart Steiber.btep- botn aouoie, neavy duw, Jan-uar- irpal To buy. nn reft. Finrlr single ayua,Har- of bull after v WANTED and all dead horses and cows re- Conn. Carriages, Farm Wagons and Trucks. ATOTICE The service my for all stock bought. Clinton H. Judson. ney Depot. etc, We also 1. will be Si. Cash at time of seryice. I moved free of charge. Fred Daniels, 27 nesses, Whips, Blankets, Robes, Sell Farms ld and Pianos that W. r. u. iiu. i. punuuu. Madison Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone nnn aiT.u i Vionrlsnmift Dftir have second hand Furniture C. Ulmon, it. 2400 new. Give us a call. And all kinds of real estate. 1811-- Devon about lbs: price are as good as cattle, weight ' SALE Automobile, Maxwell rle-b- Geo. s Give me a description of your farm or place, if sold at on 'e. U. Burr, Gray FOR power engine, CRAFT & LYON, 57-- two cylinder, interested in gasolene Hook. Ct. Phone 2. ; TheSmedleyCo., and the terms and I do the rest. Write or People Plain, Sandy norn ana toois. uiid ui me. I can do JACOB WANTED our store and see the 171 St., New Haven, Conn. top lamps, Conn. . call and see you good. to call at Brewery and most successful runabouts ever built. Stepney, 16. Monarch engine practi- SALE Old fasmonea carpei loom, wim est BLOCK. Middle Gate District. Route New celebrated gasolene FOR all in first class nlentv of oower and is easy to operate. Conn. Tel. demonstrated. E.S. Falrch id & Son, the necessary fixings, Chester White hs S. W. Smith. An- - town, cally Ronte for and rug weav TJiOR SALE- -9 young thrifty Tires almost new. Inquire Practical Painters. . Nichols, Conn. P. O. Bridgeport. i. condition, suitable carpet E 8 old March 6. Charles Zim- Montrose, Bridgewater. conn. pigs weeks sonia. Also tor saie, uiusmuuue, tu,, u;.u .nH billoil Inhnrcnt a trifle ing Paul -2 .n,ntni merman, mile north of Huntington Fair runabout, economical in the Conn. R. D. 14. more at first, but are long WANTED Farm to take on shares.one with Ground, Stepney, A win convince you. ne i a ile Buick touring car, run. trial Special Notice. W ci.i a nfl trails nreferred. Warren Pitch FORSALE-Automob- line of wall Papers, luouiumgs, Ct. 33 horse power, full eauipment. good ranjifor er, R. F. D. Box 65, Roxbury, . a... ,n ers supplies, etc., and are well eouipped The automatic and clean curry comb. The j ,i..i...i iinif ffnnf, inn ii.ii,,,. mar- number of miles best service at prices to meet the times, best made and most durablecomb on the ! Auction. Willing to demonstrate auy ket. Once seen always used. Burr Eclipse to snow its emciency. auw Harness dressing and Eclipse axle compound. F. Nichols. Conn. No better made. William agent Scott, I will sell at Public Auction on Thursday, Wellington, George Brook-fiel- for Fairfield County. P. O., Route No. 4. 18, 10 a. m.. in d of the late Frederick March at at my place SALE The place C. F. CONGER, Nichols, Conn. Telephone FUNERAL DIRECTOR Iron Works my Hay and Mraw, com Richmond in Park Lane, consisting of ne w Bridgeport. wine press, wheel Bridgeport division. on and Rye potatoes, vinegar, house and barn ana lana conuecieu Botsford, Conn. sell at Public Auction Friday. and Slumber wagon, two seated family or new mmmu. v.t. Ill barrow, James suiiivan. : Ipill 10 o'clock a. the follow- Inquire ... i T?.,.iia!r- - March 12, 1909. at m., wagon, road cart, carriage, harness, single lUlOrSeSHUeillK. vamaKB..i.iinilWaMin r CENT INTEREST On to the estate EMBALMER., and We CIX PER Saving v, ing personal property belonging and double, milk cans, tobacco press, stalk Very pretty design large lng of all kinds and General Blacksmith. 3 counts S100 to $5000. We furnish 6 per L. In Taunton dis- CALENDARS C. E. Os of the late John Hughes. and hay cutter, milk sleigh, ploughs, harrow, Stamp takes ;one. aim to please our customers. of deposit In amounts of ilOO up Cows. Holstein bull, Conn. two-seat- Newtown: Horse. '' . a fine traiu'Klger and trict, Wire 2 ox Woodbury, grindslones, borne, stepney. which is secured by first mortgages and Guar- number of Wagons. Rope, Rope, coverer, one set of light bobs, Horse Clipping by Power. &00.000.00 Co. Machine. Ted-de- r. marker, potato . - . , i anteed by a Bank and Trust Carts. 3 Dump Carts, Mowing Telephone. with long box; feed box. cross cut saws, wantca ior gooa exuenenteu We for sale choice 6 Blocks. SITUATIONS men Call 23-- also have per cent First Lumber Box Wagon, Tackle whiffletrees, apple press, barrels and heads, for work, also green Telephone MnrlirAtn" on ininrnved Heal Estate in f best wag- black team of Want Cross Cut Saws, the heavy fly sprayer. I will offer my awaiting situations. Supply Registry. amounts from $500 is Hammers, Chains. YOKes. and three up; every mortgage on in town, heavy horses if not sold before young 83 Fairfield Ave. Phone isss, unogepon Guaranteed by the above Bank & Trust Cot 118 Gals. Cider and a large number of small or five 'hives of bees. (eorge L. used a farm, sale Dobbs cows, four Conn. Notice. Also all kinds of Real Estate bought and sold. stools and appliances about Corbin. O. Auctioneer. If stormy, 64 a severe storm Marcy, 3rd.No Special J.J. Brophey's Realty Exchange, Grand ito take place unless Prevents; first fair day. REGISTERED Devon cowRed Fancy Conn. first fair Terms CASH. ,,, ....a . . WVdnes- - St.. Danbury, in that case, sale day. "l"!ias. for sale, also First Venture Np.'14250. 1 will receivei.AwiBuv .t inlirMiipTt L RENT-l'rop- erty which I Frank Wright, Executor. 3R SALE OR near Bothdrv. Write for appointment, wy team day at my place in Bethlehem, for m TTfanted a married man. a on Charles F. Beardsley. Auctioneer. A Bridgeport. Good eight-roo- house, barn, will meet you at station nearest my farm. will pay tne nignesi mar-- e. vit. By position e. Will be sold 1332. Haven. Conn. II place, or will work out by wagon-hous- 18 acres of land. C. G. Morris, Box New gentleman's Advertising HENRY C. HILL. Bethlehem. Conn. Can give nest of refereuces. Address reasonable to purchaser, tieorge H. year. quick in R. O. Box 17 Conn. SALE-O- ne work horse and one 34 St.. New Haven. Conn. SALE At my premises Washington, T. M., F, Uawleyville. Fulford. Clark MB. t (1 FOR would for a ot rl ,...ni.. hmiwhii furniture. horse, or exchange pair 8ALE-O-ne one New Co. Rox-- WYANDOTTE EGGS for hatching. uuaulUPn Wl H Ml. H lit Ltl. ' ' Kotice. FOR shingle mill, planer, work" horses. England Quartz Agency WHITE h.n, Collector's lath saw. all In first class condition- - j. Ml. .fmm mind vilTOHIUS Stock E. Gibson. Box 4. New Milford. Tax ujnn. -- ei. ij-- II cot.tlntr Frances New Milford Conn. bury .alls, Address Miss E. R. Conn. James H. Oodd. and fine winter layers. . Town lSbAlNO KE.U, isarreu riiuvuuu and Publicity Bureau, , Conn. t will ho at. the Osborn, Redding Kidge. SALE-Go- about RHODE White Leghorn Settings for sale, 1X)R od work horse, weight Office Saturday June 2.th, and each ' A Clerk's 1 75c for 13 eggs. Address W. D. Dana., Danbiiry News Building, Chickens In any oiiantity; 16c 1200 pounds, aiyron a.uiarK.jiumup. wi last Saturday thereafter from 9 a. m. to p. .price 2631-- b. WANTED and lac office of & Hubbell Trumbull. Conn. Tel. young live chickens per Hew ones. m. Other days at Taylor DON'T WAIT 304 Main St., Dan SALE-Seve- ral cows. milch F. HOULIHAN, lb for fowl. Otto's Market. 1X)RH . 1 n 1. .. fromTa.m.to5D.m. J. com-- X J t mi h,irA SALE-Porta- ble outfit Conn. ur.v - Vtmeciur. riOR sawing bury. Ct. springers inu T m, i I rim with 5 horse gasoline engine, one that Danbury, plete. 1 condition and one now. and,lnthe w - SALE-La- ree with stock and tircarfiage In A No but order a wagon or carriage will start wueu u 7 " r. Hip AmRrican Publish- TX)R farm one work horse. second hand De Laval separator U. Curtis. So. Sandisfield. Mass. two seated buggy, also place wnere you can get tne oesi ine manteb .wter Also tools. --ligh...... km. .nrrn nff In- In," E.S. Sherman. Stepney. Conn. h.k. ers' Association and representing every notice aiso wniiiwij w j For Sale. affords is at cheap. and Gordon Stevenson. tandyHook, D.14. - newsDaDerin the United States domestic help for cattle line. of WANTED First class tn good condition. 25 acres of land, house alsoexperiem-e- waitress Conn. What hite for Canada. families 10 barn and outbuildings. RGS-W- Leghorn eggs hatching. rooms. hay Hatch & E' 13 for SOcts, C E. Trowbridge, proposition is at an for young ladies' whool. fl Maw. "ant am I offered. Apply R. Sons, If your Sunnlu Reistrv. 83 Fairfield Ave, Phone U. B. Tucker. Uawleyville, Box Biauu". this aeency can handle it so it will er and driver. bury 1888. Bridgeport. Conn. Conn. F. B. Yakeman, Carriage Manufacturers, 1000. raspberry make money for you. Conn Niw Fairfikld. Cokh. TRAWBERRY plants, per Tut-- Route 11. Westport, : - b Chas. H. vroflCE-Wher- eas my wife, MrsCarrie for sale. Write for price Address ; f board, I nereD' I boll-fro- a or without ConiL, R.F.D.or36 Vine Cattle. tie, has lert my bed and thoroughbred Holstein tttANTED To rent, farm with TCrisk. Southbury, Load r ' Car fnrhiri nvhodV her on my Stale desired. M.B-- " atoi-- or will work one on shares. Addres St.. ;Waterbury, Conn. ADVERTISING AGENCY, trusting Wi price ' DOBBS count on and this date, March li, 19. yj,dXew Milford. Conn. John Treadweii, Westport, Conn-- R. U. SALE A cow nd calf. John Shan- -, Conn. F,K Newtown. Conn. Danbury, s i n A ' 0 .

TIIET NEWTOWN MARCH 12, 1900. 10 BEE, FRIDAY,

V '? - ..... ! Make a ' ' ..M BERKSHIRES Skins! Skins! Your Own Breed Sows 5 : Skins! Gas. The "Champion Service Boars! , Stores niirlanit Marki't for all kltidnof The stock and trans prlfaa paid Surprise CAIP registered fur Kktim. TwHiity dcal-l- n Country Homed, year hunt, and fair for 5 ferred. otwht to bo kiillluleut guarmiite for you Churches, Factories should Suit Boys, to wiiil your.klimui own their own Gat 1'lants Also NICHOUSTEHISy. 3Ttl7 Mala Street., Conn. Sale No. 482 for f Lighting Heating, Is made to givt 2 Chester WhltaSowi due to (ar llrldtreport, Surprise Special Tir-rill- Cooking and Power. 's extra servict In Gas long row March. "Equalizing" the hardest to be bred. Machine is absolutely safe under No aowa received to wear fllmrttn a hnrullo. nlwitvs usage H. Winana ready.cheaply operated. and save money Clifford Marsh, King CONN. we a I SO munuiHi-iur- en and mending. Tirt.Hfl.fc .NEW MILFOUD, Gas and Gasoline kinds of the tough- Segis. supplies-G- as Engines and I Only i est fabrics are us Auto storage a aims. The best son of King Segis in Send for complete cata ed; all seams are $3,000,000,000 New England whoso seven nearest logue and be convinced. double-sew- n with Read these flirurPK again be officially tested dams over m- - average VP linen thread) and cause you ami oiien twin in prim i in 7 the amount of money our niout m 27lbs. butter days and over taped; stout linen American Inn paid Into Um poekitit at the 80 lbs. milk a lnr v,.r. Think u( It! For of day, and whoso' stays resist strains; nvery bushel of corn produced by the will Dam and Grandam and sire's Dam was wn. fliiw have double, there i.s prouureu uy iuh 30-da- y pants n. ,n limlu iii lUi. in wiikllli nroductltin. Kf- - and Grandam have records seat and knees. ery milium last year she and her youliry folk that average over 108 lbs Butter, and IS l'sii-r-i'e- -. Mark consumed lbof Poultry 80 lbs milk . a ce-- a over a day. Individually Handsome dou you. one extra egg paya Mr we ran-- a suits hen requires (or uu daya. The cost la nothing, he ia as good ar hia breeding. Stock Gas Machine results guaranteed. for sale at all times. Write for terms Tirrill Pan-a-eo- -a Light in medium and Try a package of Pr Urn,' and of service to nolo the Increase In egg your lieoa lays. Si ing Co,, dari and Cue mixtures, package. v E H. LAKE, . sizes 7 to 16, $5. 75 Fulton St., New York. &4 Brookflcld Center, Conn. rfc Let test English' Drugstore, ' Established 102. your boy Telephone 985-1- a butt. Sole Agents for DrHesa'a Poultry and Stock Champion I'OOU, on Call the house and see our Clothes, hats, shoe?, and fur BETHEL. ,CONN. WAnTED-Posltl- as worklnjr foreman or at taklnif'care of gentleman place. Ad for of all Orders filled. " light and how we do ail the Cook lishings boys ages. Marl promptly dress buwaru ieeney, now 1'reston, conn. and Lighting. ing, Heating Cattle For Sale. for Hatch- Fresh Oows a Specialty. Smith Eggs Working oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell Brothers, or trade any day but Sunday. Averts, ing. Frank Turkingtii, East Morris Ct. Oullliters to Men. Women and Children Newtown Bee Office, QlMlik fnmh Whlfn T.nirhnrnM. V.tfffH frnrtt ' , Northwest Corner fl typical 'egir machines.' utility stock of first NEWTOWN, CONN. ialfl Street and Fairfield quality iiiorouirtiureu! wjckuu dubiu. m Avenue, stock are winter layers, stronir and vigorous. : Bridgeport, Conn. 7f for ISlemn. lAlso Barred Rocks from Mah.6ney'sS 1'arn s orea-w-ia- y strain, si ior ia brbs. G. L CASS, South Britain, Conn. "Straight" Star 1.50 Moving name, shape and uuallty. SZper box. of 50. Sent prepaid, SALE-Uprl- ght boiler, rated by makers Pictures. FOR Oiniiition o. K. Geo. C. Bird- - J. P. MAHONEY, Long Hill, Cona. I seye, HUelton, Conn New Milford. Just Arrived N Mygatt's Hall, T?OE SALE-Sh- ore property at Fort Trum- - bull Beach, Milford ; size of lot 50 feet front Our Spring Stock of 90 feet deep, small cottauo and lafje bam on B. & 1...... U.vIj. l,.t- ,n tlia i.tail Url I Hawley Co., Performances at 2 to 5 m.; 7 exchanjje same for a farm with or without p. . SHOES. LEADING GROCERS, UuilUlniss; location oi same preieneu wnum to 10 p. m. 10 or 13 miles of Derby. Call or address Dr J. Ct. Stepney, - - - Conn. Change of Program Monday, Be sure and see us before you W. MelbourncICancer Sanitarium, Derby, 50 A Wednesday and Jbnday. buy: we can save you from to SAT.TC Ifarmnf IISnCTes. trood shoes P himse. lara-- barns, sheds, etc. 1 miles Best Groceries at Bottom Prices. 75c per pair. Those tan for terms. Adults 10c. Children 5c. from railroad station. Will sell on easy Satisfaction Guaranteed. $2.25, regular $3 Shoe is just a Possession given April 1. Call or address L. Always R. 11 East Main St., Waterbury, Conn. Don't Fail to Attend. sample of the bargains we have in Carter, this line of goods. Come and see WANT TO WORK FARM on shares and with family , single man. Can fur- us. nish best of reference. Address G. P. O., Bee Office, Newtown, Conn. --Wanted- & Our Kind of Greenbaum Klein, Established 1885. REDDING RIDGE For Sale. 9794. Free We Supply Male and Female Help Harness. Tel. Delivery, Driving and "work horses. C. B. Weed, Stratfield Ave, Bridgeport, Conn. - of All Kinds. ' If you want a Harness that Coachmen.Farm Help.Gardeners.etc. Ho- tel leaves you guessing as to its quality, Special Notice. Help, Cooks, Waitresses,Nurses,etc. want a that's your business. If you C. F. My new shop now open for business and am Allen's Employment Bureau, Harness to Iook at ana Beardsley, to do Horse Shoeing, Carriage and that is good prepared Telephone. 966 Main St., made to srive service, that's our busl GENERAL Wagon Painting and Repairing and Jobbing 'Bridgeport, of all kinds. Auto repairs. ' Gasoline for sale. ness because we sell that kind. We carry everything in harness from light AUCTIONEER, Fred Lindwall & Son, to heavy team, and the quality Branchville, Conn, FOR SALE A good drf 'ing horse, 5 year driving NEWTOWN, - - - CONN. Boscomb colt, well broken, with indi- is guaranteed. SALE Corn Stalks, com on ear, 2 cations of speed. Call on Munsell & Parker. Ov- ' 49-- 5. , FOR Men's Stylish spring Telephone 3 cows, 2 lumber wagons,2 pr. scales, North Woodbury. Conn. For Sale. 2 5 3 1 spring A. M. Briscoe & Also Real Estate scale beams, plows, cultivators, ROCK from Son, 1 BUFF eggs prize winning stock tooth harrow, spike tooth harrow, potato - ercoats and Cravenettes 1 farm 18 acres. $BO0: a one to raise setting. $5 ner hundred. S. W. Mutt- 28-- 5. good bob sled, ice tools, plow, saws, etc.; Hook, Conn. Telephone digger, sell. North Conn. $10 Sandy children and chickens. grain cradle, fanning mill, dump cart, tobac- Woodbury, 1 51 acres, stocK ana tools. of to ' farm, saw, co lath, mowing machine, lot harness, in 1 farm, 60 acres, $4500. bacco roao I i- -'i norse power Swell new fashion medium weisrht overcoats and cravenettes the Rents Collected Telephone Connection setter, macnine, Harm, 30 acres, $2600. gasoline engine, feed cutter, thrasher, tobac- and The overcoats are maae in 1 31 smartest and newest weaves colorings. Estates Cared For farm, acres. $MO0. co rack, hay fork, forks, shovels, crow bars, 1 PRUNING! the popular three quarter, length, extreme and conservative grades of farm, 5 acres. $1600. etc. Enquire of Adaline Buck Strong, Agt. lined and finished. 1 farm, 46 acres, lasoo. New Milford, Conn. Telephone 45. Oxford and black, elegantly 1 Pruninelof olive, tan, grey, mode, Before purchasing Real Estate, caU on iXi f arm 40 acres, stock and tools, $2200. all descriptions, both Fruit and fabrics in 1 Ornamentals. Also The cravenettes are made of guaranteed rainproof stylish farm, 90 acres, $5000. nrANTED April 1, 1909, farm to rent or take spraying for prevention shme-dr-ess 1 26 of and insects. Work done in an ex- shades and black garments suitable for rain or or farm, acres, $2200. , 'V on shares, with stock, tools and team. blight grey plain E. CLARK 1 150 $2000 : with barn worked pert and skillful manner. Twenty years ex- wear. The cnnstruction, fit and style character PHINEAS farm, acres, large only. Safe, reliable man land wife, always daily fabrics, colorings, 1 farm, 100 acres, $5500. on best of references. Address J, J, perience. iPrices reasonable. Strawberry class-tailo- in our own farm, of these garments is strictly high red by experts THE ONLY 1 farm, 100 acres, meadow and pasture on Litchfield, Conn. R. F. D. No 1. Box 54. Plants from best pedigree stock, by 50, 100, 500 moo- - . and 1000 ; 50c per 100; 500 40c 100; 1000 $3.50; tailor shops-ev-ery garment made with broad natural shoulders, snug hilltop, per LOCAL REAL ESTATE DEALER, 100 acres, fine good strong roots. and long, lapels. Sizes 34 to 44. On sale one lfarm, buildings, The legal voters of the town of fitting collars, graceful trout brook, $1500; $2500 can be left on mort- NOTICE to week next 21 South Main New Milford, Ct., are hereby notified and warned II. J. Gaylord, , ending Friday. St., gage. in town at the Academy 1 180 acres, $10,000. meet special meeting farm, in Town on March 13, )!XJ9 Conn, one I farm, 6T acres. $4200. Hall said Saturday, Saylordsvllle, Who will only charge you 2 o'clock m., for the purpose of a 1 160 acres, $7000. at p. laying farm, T.v nn t.ha flranrt List, of 1908 t.O oaV the ne Commission, 1 farm, 65 aeres'$3000; $1000 can remain on Our Famous Double Guarantee cessary expenses of the Town and State and mortgage. taxes. To take action on the matter 1 farm 40 acres, $3500; $1000 can remain on County refunded on goods fexchanged. All of repairing the macadam road in the way of Money request pr cheerfully Farms and Country Homes a Specialty. mortgage. and 1 150 $5500. filling up the ruts,, etc., any other proper Clothing bought here is pressed as often as desired and kept in good farm, acres, . For Service. cent. Bonds. 1 38 82000. business. Guaranteed 6 per farm, acres, Easton this 1st dav of March, 1909. repair for one year free of charge. 1 farm. 178 acres, $10,000. Dated at 1 240 $2000. 70 acres fine John H.Candee, - farm acres, meadow; J. Arthur Sherwood, Holsiein bull "Karfel Ter- feldspar mine: one mile trout brook; good G. 1- mile from Edgar Jennings, hunting; school. Selectmen, No. 49081. 1 farm 168 acres, house, 4 barns, 2 pestra," registered In Suits for HAVE YOU lof Advance Spring Styles acres orchard peach, plum, cherry; will SERVICE Fine Chester White boar. His dam and 30 head cows; Borden's collect milk at FOR sirs, grandam carry Winton, Botsford, Conn. Men. Eead our ad. this the door.- $5500. have the records for 1 $3500. largest fine residences acres, of J. A. Black-Te- l 1 20 SALE Hay. Inquire all to fine residence, acres meadow, $5000. FOR 2 week? Prices gone frag- Mt Pleasant, Newtown. . milk and butter ever made m 1 fine residence, 22 acres meadow, $5500. $15, $20. Best Home 1 1 $5, $?.50, $10, $12, ments. Just think, tine residence. acre meadow. $2800.- Holland. For terms to 1 apply Oil at large boarding house, 14 rooms; on border Nflw Rnrinff fashions are comine in from our factory daily and our Light only 55c : oi tine lake M acres luna. j isou. v stock of advance styles is already quite large, The new garments 1 house. acre land. $1050. WANTED spring 1 S.. weaves and colorings, and in quality, fit building lot overlooking Taunton lake, 2 Lee Dickinson, represent the smartest models, Barnum Bros., 1500. class custom acres. - and workmanship are only to be compared with the highest 1 75 acres, on the most sightly TO BUY Shepard's Old Stand, Dodgingtown. building ste, ; Ct. tailors, These new spring styles include every new model from conser- place m is ewtown sio.uw. Bridgewater, t'l vative business suits to extreme college suits. They're the smartest you 1 house, acre land, $450. show them to Several places not advertised. have seen and we will be pleased to you. NOTICE I am booking orders now for May VEAL! Rhode Island Reds, and those For Service. big White Leghorns, chicks big in size and Col- Eggs fcr hatching $1.50 and SI 00 Uasn paid. The Thoroughbred Registered Holstein'bull in Youths' eggyitld. on Incubator 605 EGGS! Highest price New Spring Styles oer 15. We pay all exp. charges SirKorndyke De Kol Pledge. Terms $1, at chicks. H. W. Greenman, Cold Springs Reds. White Wyandottes. time of service. Farms, Newtown, conn. WILLIAM Conn. Clothes Rhode Island Reds, White Wyandottes, bred W. HORWITZ, Easton, lege to rentr-- A farm 8 Frank Wright, FARM TO LET on shares or them five years for shape, color, laying. Hill.3 4 mile Still River depot. hens and one pullet laid 603 eggs from Sep- Howe $5, $8.50, $10, $12, $15. Good milk farm. Partly stocked. Good to- tember 1 to March 1909. Pullet began laying Avenue, $?, W bacco 1 and. or address H. 0. arner, November 18. Cockerel heading one pen fellows-- dis Inquire SrTELTON, CONN. 'NEW Tailored and styled; is just the most popular with young New Milford. Reds, mother laid 104 eggs from Sept; to Mar. The WAY' and selected for their snap and smar Eggs from all pens 50c per 14, for this season tinctive designs colorines especially Our tiansies are wellknown, IVirs. Grace C. Wellwood. Bridgewater, m mind. TiiNBV spun only. A tICTION-- On March 20, at 10 You'll find the suit here that you have had A C. E. Os 134-- 2, New Saturday, appearance. Send 10; for liberal package. Conn.Telepiione Milfoid, "o'clock, at the late residence of Lorenzo K. Air Cooled borne, Stepney Lowe deeeased.Great Plain Danbury, - district, THE BEIDGEPOET BATTLES Prt- Conn. 9 horses. 1 heavv iteam. 3 bav mares. 1 SALE Rose Comb Brown Leghorn eggs Gasoline in and FOR Tenti window! rattling, keeps room warm, dost black mare, 1 sorrel horse.l bay horse,l5-yea- r Engine. Smart Styles Boys' $1 15or io per hundred. Spring hatching. per cool cows?! 1 with hav ond wind oat, bill! down, fiti any window, old.8 fine vearling heifer, platform Also wanted to correspond parties 4 two horse team wagons eaally attached. One piece, nickel plated, can't spring truck, heavy Suits ing black cap plants ior saie, 1 1 1 runa- If you are interested In Gasolene Engines 1 Knee Pant raspberry and wagon, surrey, Children's Knowles. Conn. lost. If your dealer don't keep them, lend racks, have one or I most Howard Bethel, get bout rubber 1 steel tire. 1 new heavy wag- whether you hot, cordially or 10c for S. 35c 1 00. tire, on in atampa cnh.) on never used, 1 ona 4 wagon poles invite you to come to my home Sugar SALE-P- air of oxen, d body light $6.50. good working S with naili and direction!. 81her street where I have on exhibition, and will $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3.50, $5, FOR Tvrrell. Stenncv DeDOt. Conn. doi. Complete some new felloes and spokes, Quantity wagon 20c Pw i0- - A8ent" wanted. 3 2 set bob sleds, take pleasure in demonstrating to you Its Met "" makers tools, sleighs, heavy one of "New latest in rich new h'' indncementl. Addrcli, P. Foreitella, 2 1 self feed blacksmith drill. 1 hay great working power the Way" An excellent assortment of the season's patterns SALE-Gen- eral purpose horse, price Belli on Bight. Big vises, Air Cooled new- FOR A"-- 2 Adriance mowing marines 6 ft cut, Engines. tones. made up over the P. Long Hill. Conn. Dept.- - A l235 Nortl1 ' Brldgeport,;Coiui. tedder, color Every reliable fabric is represented J. Mahoney. 1 horse 4 1 It leads all others on the market In every 5 ft cut Worcester, I rake, plows. - coat Derby back. 1 3 1 combination respect. est long Spring models with the popular To bulls, bob calves, side hill. hiller, harrows, buy cows, 1 ? 1 No The only way to be convinced of doubt WANTED S.Snow. Hill bpH drill. single tread nower. double. your Long r is come and me show poultry. FOR SALE. 5 Dick-cutte- aud shreder, 1 extension ladder, to let it to you. conn. , Do not overlook now is season 1 wheel hoe,l!grain cradle, 1 corn shel- that iust the Men $15 2 single Hats for SALE 6ne ChesteAvhite Shoats. 2 top carriages, and up; cushion tire ter, 1 bbl cider, 4 set double work har- of the year to bargain for a Church High Spring Four 1 heavy r)R Runner Duck, Barred Plymouth runabouts. ,$25 up; turn under runabout; ness. 1 set coach harness. 1 set breast collar Pressure Power Sprayer for praying high and 1 We Rock and Brahma eggs for hatching. single turn under tuck, good one cheap, $35: harness. 1 heavy single, 6 light harnesses, 3 low trees. handle only the best. $2.45. Light 1 don one 98c, $1.45, $1.95, Merritt M. Clark, Whisconier HU1. BrookBeld hie turn under truck, good cheap. loads Dlanksand boards, white wood, oak, ash Manufactured by S. B. Church of Seymour ' $75: 3 set single harness, extra good, $8, $10 and chestnut timber and other articles too and Boston. of fine qual- Center. 1050 Represented by Derbv and soft hats n correet new block?, every hat made and $15; one fast patter, mare, His, safe for numerous to mention. If stormy next fair felt and fast color. All new shades of steel, pearl, WANTED Mau-an- woman to work on farm lady, $150; one black horse, chunk, 1300 lbs, day. Refreshments will be served. Remem- ity pure guaranteed isummer. Address D. Bristol. K. $150; one black horses, 2250 $250, Sol- and March 20. for the pair on ber the day date, Saturday, green tand olive. F. D., Brooklleld. Conn. id and cushion tire, put at reduced prices. Charles F. Beardsley. auctioneer. John J. in the on hand. Northrop, Agent, The largest stock city ' Men's Grade Shirts Rich Silk Neckwear, SALE, EGGS-- 8. C. White Leghorns, H. H. BURLINSON, ttAY for sale. E. J. Stephenz, Stevenson, .Newtown, Conn. High F)R layers, 15 eggs for $1 or 100 eggs for Conn. 15. Paul Farrand. Washington. Conn. Tel. Arctic and Knowlton - tvw-ton- e effects in a Sts., O , T - - , . . . 1. T col- 81-- r. Tl i New .spring designs and Stylish 2. . CI. of combi- - Bridgeport, C..V,l,lu- - I.,nHill rnn Tol ttM.ll orings. bmart stripe large variety 0 C TX)K SALE A pair of heavy horses weighing Telephone 953. 98c 3000 lbs, 5 and years old: also harnesses tTrANTED Boy 15 to 18 old to work RYONIA. effects, nations, 'Is honest and true to years and truck. The team WAXTEDWashing and Ironing to do at on small farm, good i,lace for good boy. " all harness. Enqo.reofC. B. Hawley, Haw-le- y ' Conn. A cure for Pneumonia. ' . home. MrsJohnEoberts,Hattertown.P. Dallas Wyant. Washington Depot, villi-- Cu O." Conn. Stepney Depot. ' Simple, Safe and Sure. second DeLaval TMR SALE New and hand One Devon six and Builder. H Step- - SALE pair fancy cattle Carpenter 50c Seoarators. B. Sherman, Agent, FOB 3300 Fresh Postpaid. . years old pounds. cows and one In need of j Depot. Conn. Any CarpnterorBuIldercall ney springers,'work Ing oxen at all times. L H or address William T. Wilmot. R. F. D. 39, Conn S.H.BRAY,West'Granby,Ct. TtrANTED By dressmaker, trimmers and Gault. Westport. Brooklield Center. VV finishers. work for ten good sew- Steady Rhoats. Mrs Ellen Costello. ers. State salary desired. Address Dress- for and read this: You can buy a hand Eggs Hatching. D. 17 Hill. Hook, t STOP n maker. East Side station, Bridgeport. Conn. R. Toddy Sandy upright piano, little used, the instru- From Barred Plymouth Rocks. the Hawkins ment is A No. 1 in and as A rooms in house in New- every respect good ANTED A farm to rent or take on shares. strain; W hite Wyandottes. the Dustln strain; RENT few my new. For sale at a Address Oppor- t - Wuite MU Mrs bargain. With StOCK anu tools, van luruiau reier- Siugle ComUHhode Island heds; Leg- town village, on Pleasant istreet. Bib Office, Newtown, Conn. Redscross-e- d Conn. tunity. enoe. r. K.. new auuuru. vmiu. t horns and one pen of Rhode Island Timothy Shechan. Newtown, 1119-112- 3 Main St., BRIDGEPORT. with Brown Legh3rn cockerel, all fine birds SAIE Three Bronze jbens and 75c 13 WANTED-- To hear from a good farmer yOU turkey SERVICE OF MY BULL and extra good laying stork. Price for - one gobbler, r ive kinds ;from win--n i who understands the care of Horses ana prize OPEN SATURDAY EVEMXGS. after his date. March 12. will be $3. strict-l- y cgtrs. or $5 per lu). Also youngchicksfor sala " nlng stock. ilerritt M. Clark, Brookfield Cen- Dickin- E. C. Conn. Tele- milking. Inquire of C. B. Glover, carpenter, at time of service. Albert C Mrs Randall. Bridgewater, Conn. ter. Whisconier Hill. cah 21J-- 4i or G. B. Bunnell, Southport, son. Kojbury Station, Conn. phone New Milford Div. iewtown, THE NEWTOWN BEE, TODAV. MAJICH 12, IMO. 11

rugi that N, Buckingham t Co. btve THE LARGEST ever mn1 for spring ran dow le seen at their warerooma. Etandurd THE CENTURY COMPANY. And finest stock and best eaufoped Jewel' grades from the best manufacturers, ry Store In Connecticut offeri you Its mighty power of close buying backed beautiful colorings, marked at prices of over Years. Your wants cannot be by experiences Forty Jewelry better, that will please good Judges of value. uppncu man pi uu viu na wcu Known nouse r lisfopii They advise eirly sWucnnn as ih beat patterns are picked up quic kly $1.00 New Haven, Conn. W: Fairchild and often cannot bt duplicated, 0. &1Sons., Inc., Read their advrllimiiit vd winr't A MONTH Manufacturing and Retailing Jewelers, buying examine their lines, PAYS THE BILL. Opticians, "Nit a Maurice Deem has had a telephone Exhibition match veicr The Lowest Price House In Connecticut for Grade High Merchandise, nftftHod in his rtnldenie Established 18C5.N "At the Sign of the Chimes," SPECIAL. 997 Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. Investors : Why Invest your own Week We have Just received 50 VICTOR JR. Machines which we put on sale ey outside of Bridgeport when you J?tB r.with fancy colored horn and six genuine Victor Records fcj, and will deliver one le can obtain loial Investments, fUlu of these outfits to the home of any respon-Bib- paying party for the small sum six of $1.00, balance can be paid in monthly a per cent interest, and have the payments of $1.00 or to suit. D In Art. This is 3 We Would Be Pleased to show our friends the Loose privilege of personully Inspecting the lowest price we can sell these outfits for spot cash, we won't the security? So hdvertlsement of ,or in08e sm on eas' Payments, and we agree to exchange Leaf of sizes so the "outfit anv inside 8 Clank liooks all now popular. Messrs Burr & Knnnn in this Issue. J." time of three months for any other type of talking Department. machine you may name if you are In any way dissatisfied. This is a grand to let the folks have the best kind of 8 G. N.Clarke of Nichols: opportunity youngr is sending music and other entertainment, we have 50 of these machines to Hayes & Betts, out free of his celebrated Beautifully embroidered only samples place in this way, if yon cannot Jcall write us and we will send outfit 993 Main Conn. Vegetable Liver Pills. I'eoole who are Street, Bridgeport, Shirt Waists on Linen, Lawn without delay but don't delay. troubled wan biliousness, constipation, Other 1111 ICI .111. 1 1 L and on types of Machines up to $250.00 each sold for cash eron pay- indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., Crepe; Centerpieces ments to suit you. should them as above try they cure the linen, white or crash We have some big bargains In second hand machines which we ailments where otner natural; have pills only give and other fabrics. Stenciled taken in exchange for VICTORS. Stop in early and get one of these C. Reid Link Buttons temporary relief. See his advertise bargain. Henry ment in another column.. Curtains, Bas, Scarfs, Doi- In Gold Plated, Gold Filled and Solid Oold, lies, etc., in the newest ideas The Co., at Low Brlces. Weston. for Century embroidery. 837 and 839 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn Reid's Store, BRIEFLY TOLD. We invite vou to this ex Jewelry Next to Smith's Theatre. Open Evenings. Mrs Lyman Beers is on the sick hibit. I 952 MAIN ST, NEAR BANK ST. 'PHONE 921-1- 4 list. Mips Anna Banks w e an over Sun Professional Cards. Bee. formation is needed, please write the day guest at the home of Mrs The Newtown D, M. Read Co. of Bridgeport, where Ephriam Fitch. I bought the furs and had ample Miss Ethel Lockwnod, Miss Marrift Prices Unusually Nurses' & Home, , Newtown, Friday, March 12, 1909. Mti. Registry means to pay for the same. Mrs H. Lockuood, Miss Isabel Beers, Miss Low On 1088 Fairfield Ave,. Telephone 834, N. Lattin. - Florence Banks, Charles Beers and Bridgeport, Conn., nurses fat-- Willis Banks were to mem- Supplies of all (Trades. Special TOWN TOPICS. admitted entionirlven to the requirements of each case. Calls receive urormt In or BOROUGH MEETING. . . bership in the Norfteld Congregation- attention out of town, day or nlirlit. Graduates In vhartre, GRANGE BVLLETOT. al church on Sunday. Oriental miss ts. a. uonyman, Miss M. Morgan.-- . Comirittee Appointed to Revise the Ridgefield friends are guestsof Mrs By-law- s of the L. M. Address by Rev Alexander Steele. Borough Gould. W. J. BEECHER, Charles Horn took a trip to New At a of the Warden and Rugs. Attorney-at-La- Pootatuck Grange had a very In meeting York on Saturday. burgesses of the Newtown Borough Rooms 25 and 28 Sanford Bid?, Bridgeport teresting meeting, Tuesday night Mrs Frank Ferris visited her Office In Newtown onen on Satunlara fmm at the Newtown bank, Mon- Every Ru? and Carpet in 8 a. m. to 3. 30 Rev Alexander Steele giving an in Savings daughter, Mrs Fancher, in Green p.m. day W. J. stock is maiked down for this teresting address on "The Pottery night, Judge Beecher, wich, last week. SHOES Warden Peck and Burgess A. T. Net-tiet- h J. M. Business of the Lnited States." R, Ira Audrews, formerly of this sale none reserved. They Gale, 1)., J. Averill of wore appointed a cenr. nitieo to Washington, an inspect place, and Mrs Andrews, welcomed a are all our own importation Office in the David Beers Residence. revise the by-la- of the or on the staff of the state dairy borough little son at their home in Easton, Men and to to the annual and having secured them at For Newtown Street. commissioner, had expected to be report borough last week. meeting in May. Burgess R. H. first hands our original selling Office Hours: present but on account of the rain Mis Caroline Budd is convalescing 8to9a.m.,Ito2and7to8p.m Beers and Allison P. Smith were did not come. H. H. Peck was made fiom her recent illness. prices were remarkably low. and Women named a committee to confer with re- Dr. H. Kiekn a member of the committee on Mrs L. M. Gould, who has been ill Now that they have been Walter an, the residents of the borough as to This mark identifies the highest for three years. An invita- for a week, is improving. duced for this week they are PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, placing street lamps in front, of their ype of men's and women's shoes tiori was extended to the Pomona Mr and Mrs M. T. Donnelly have houses. nothing short of wonderful i!d at $3.50. And though leather Sandy Hook, Conn. Grange to hold its June meeting with spent a few days at their summer ind labor are now more costly, we Office Hours: 8 to 9 m 1 2 8 Pootatuck Grange. home nore. bargains. a. to and.7 to p. m A. E. Brinton, the new plumber, naintain the high standard which lia; Telephone: 18-- Miss Anna Banks has been a has had a telephone installed in his guest nade Zenith Shoes famous an-- , of Mrs P. B. Perry, for a few days. We Buy Direct, DENTAL plpce of business. vhich our label guarantees. PARLORS. HATTERTOWN. Mr and Mrs S. B. Fancher visited Import Direct, Zenith Shoes for men and worner Expert dentistry, painless and reliable. Michael J. White of Bridgeport their son, Chester, in Greenwich, last Most modern and scientifflc aDDlianms iisaA Personal Chat. and Sell Direct. re made of the finest quality matei used for painless operations. with his Mrs week. passed Sunday family at lis by shoe makers, and have A expert DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, number cf Norfleld pa hand-wor- Rev Mr Luth, who is now making Hourigan's. Grange lore k in them than any trons attended the of Fair- Oriental Rugs Cleaned, Surgeon Dentist. Office in Post Office Block. .his home with his daughter, Mrs Ed- meeting ther $3.50 shoes. They come in New Milford, Conn. Representative and Mrs V. F. field Pomona No. D Washed and ward .Booth, isquite sicFafiaiuider County Grange, Repaired he latest styles, in all leathers, and Tomlinson of Danbury were in town, in Ridgefleld, on '. the care of Dr Gallup. Wednesday. n sizes which insure " a fit for Monday, guests of Mr and Mrs H. H. Dr F. E. Mr and Mrs Edgar were '' Judson, Northrop Peck. very foot." over of Dan-T)ur- y. DENTIST, Sunday guests friends in Middlebury. ve:y sick, is improving and able to Zenith Special Shoes are $1 a Assistant Town Clerk Oscar Pitz-- sit up. Her Mrs Stabell, pecial high grade. 57 Center St., Bethel. GRANGE NOTES. daughter, Miss Edith Logan of Hartford was is out once more is We control Zenith Shoes exclu-ivel- y Georgetown Office at H. J. Remsen's. mst- - schler after being caring for her. dence. 9 an over of her open Wednesdays from a. m. to &p.ai. Sunday guest sister, conllned to the house with an attack Excelsior Pomona Grange, No. 7, Frank Fit(h spent Tuesday in and sell them in our new and Miss Anna Logan. of the grip. will meet with Watertown Grange, Bridgeport on .iui duty. nlarged shoe section :n our base Mrs Lizzie Wakeman, wJ;o lias No. 122, in Pythian hall, Watertown, lent salesroom. been the winter in Brink- on Dr E. S. spending Dr R. S. Todd, New Milford's Wednesday, March 17. The fifth KILLS WOULD-B- E SLAYER. Todd,' returned J VETERINARY iyn, Saturday. skilled veterinarian, was called to degree will be conferred during the 5URQE0N, A merciless is Newtown to prescribe for a horse be morning sesion. murderer appendi- New Milford, Conn. Mrs Rachel Warner of Bridge- - citis with many victims. But Dr longing to Jacob BIock, sick with water is spending a few weeks here A TRIP TO FLORIDA. King's New Life Pills kill it by pre pneumonia. vention. stimulate C. E. Osborne, the guest of Mr and Mrs James B. They gently Jr., Eli Rronson on stomach, liver and bowels, prevent- Outfitters lo Men, Women and Children STEPNEY,:CONN. Nichols on Mt left Monday morn Pleasant. E. J. Botsford has that that invites Corner had a telephone ing for Florida, where he will ing clogging ap Northwest and join pendicitis, curing constipation, head Painting Paper Hanging, placed in his house. who lain Street and Fairfield Avenue. Of all kinds. krs John Frank and Mrs John H. his wife, has been there for a ache, malaria and Satisfaction in all 'work guar biliousness, chills, anteed. Estimates gladly furnished. Prank of have been month. Mr and Mrs Bronson will 25c ueers & Bridgeport, Conn. Huntington Constable Conger of Cold indigestion. at Co.,New- ,j Spring, a to Palm Onnond. Curtis & Co., spending several days in Brooklyn, was in New enjoy trip Beach, town; Taylor, Sandy Milford and vicinity, L. Gou- - E. this week. Miami and Knight's Key. They will Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; DR. 5. ALLEN, Monday, and oought a horse of Post H. W. Osborne, be at the celebration of Ponce de lett, Stevenson; HATTERTOWN. CONN. master F. J. Hosford of New Preston. Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; Theodore of South Nor Leon St Con-ner- Knapp day, at Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; y P. O. Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot.IConn walk is at the home of C. M. R. F. Smith visiting A middle aged couple, claiming to Bros., Georgetown; Administer of Magnetic Treatment. Speci- Gov Lilley has appointed Wheaton West S. J. alist in treatment of eczema, Winton. be husband Cornwall; Blackman, piles, catarrh, and wife, called at The Bronson G. W. & Co., heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. a notary public. Hawleyville; Hurlburt Medicine furnished for Bee office, late on C. H. this treatment. Mrs John L. Sanford of Sandy Monday, looking The Spring vacation in our schools Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Bassett, Terms reasonable. Consultation free. for farm work. had walked Station; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; Hook spent a few days, last week They will be from April 2 to April 12. from New W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. At C H. Gay'sIOld stand, W. Milford and said they were Mr Alexander with Mrs H. Oppe. and Mrs A. W. Bissell have re Beardsley, New Preston; Wetterau Noe, out of money. On the Edi- Saturday turned from their to Florida and & Williams, Washington Depot; C. tor while trip Veterinary Dentist, H. W. Oppe spent last weak In New driving between Washing will soon, move to Morris. P. Williams, South Britain; Harry ton and New Milford Perkins Bros., Re- P. O. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. York. Charles Donlon took charge met them walk Mrs Emma M. Coe was town on Brown, Southbury; Carriage'and Wagon in W. N. Mail of Us stock his absence. ing to New Milford. They stated Warren; Hurd, Long Hill; orderspromptlyattended'to. daring Sunday. Penfield & Stepney Depot. pairing. they had been for u farmer Craig. working A. S. .Tudd has purchased two and Mr and M;a J. Sma'iwood . of in Blacksmithing. but that efforts er Washington, their one-quart- acres of land from Eli NEAR DEATH IN BIG POND. Dr BrMgeport spent last Monday at John were not Battam, appreciated. Tugging two Bronson. and will erect a three to Horseshoeing. Galvin's in Plain. story It was i thrilling experience Gray's heavy bags they made a sorry sight. Mrs to face death. "For DENTIST, building for barn, storeroom and Ida Soper CARRIAGE PAINTING Bank Strkbt. Nsw Milfobd. years a severe lung trouble gave me To whom it may concern: I wish it shop. Mrs Sarah Hamblin of South intense suffering," she writes, "and A Specialty. understood that the set of furs my1 Britain is n several times caused my Sandy Hok caring for nearly Telephone 46-- 4. Mrs. James Gordon, is not death. All remedies failed and doc daughter, Arietta, wearing did the little son who recently arrived West Redding. tors said I was incurable.' 'luen Dr Teacher Violin, Piano, belong to anyone. She is not wea- at the home of Mr and Mrs Mandolin, Burton King's New Discovey brought quick ring second-han- d clothing of any Wheeler, MRS JAMBS CARSON. relief and a cure so permanent that Class Lessons, Ensemble. description, neither am I dealing in Mrs Minnie Carson, wife of James I have not been troubled In 12 Torplinson's NEWTOWN, CONNECTICUT. second-han- lives in d furs. If any further in- - .Eu Sale: Greatest showing of Carson, who had been ill with years." Mrs Soper Big Pond, lunp Pa. It work3 wonders in cougns trouble for two Oscar Pitzschler & Son. nearly years, passed and colds, sore lungs, hemorrhages, Quick Lunch Restaurant away at her home on Monday, Febru croup, Barbers and LaGrippe, asthma, whooping 3 Main Just below State. Hairdressers, affections. St., ary 22, aged 48 years. The funeral cough and all bronchial NEWTOWN. SANDY HOOK. OIL 50e and $1. Trial bottle free. Bridgeport, Ct. STOVES, was held from her late home on Newtown shOD dav. Sand Guaranteed by R. H. Beers & Co., orien everir Hvb Thursday afternoon, 25, at shop open every week day. REFRIGERATORS February Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., San uiiiy nrst class worn. 2.S0 o'clock, Rev Mr Wing officiat dy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. POOL TABLE. ing. The burial was in the ceme Goulett. Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, ICE CREAM W. B. Home-mad- e cooking that wil FREEZERS tery at Bethel. Mrs Carson leaves Easton; Hawley, Sherman; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge; Con- - please you. beside her husband, three We are offering at very low prices. It may be a little early to buy daughters. nery Bros., Georgetown R. P. Smith, Give us a call when in the Misses Adella and Annie s. city just now out it is time to iook tnem over that you may know where Minnie, West Cornwall; J. BiacKman, can the Carson, and one son, James Carson, Hawleyville: G. W. Hurlburt & Co., get greatest value for your money.2 Sta Regular Dinner 25c. C. E. jou also two Cro- - Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury We carry in stock a fine assortment of Tin and Granite Ware and Jr.; sisters, Mrs Edgar w. fut of tion; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; Osborne, our prices are not high. Long Ridge and Mrs Kate N. Noble. New Milford; E. H. Beard-- Hubbell of will & STEPNEt. Perhaps you might be interested in the Glenwood, Andes, Home Wallingford. She be sler. New Preston; ;Wetterau Wil missed by a large circle of friends. liams, Washington Depot; tiarry Fine Watch Model or Stamford.Ranges. We hive them and eacn one- - guarantee Brown, South bury; C. P. Williams, We have on hand second-hau- d and New three Ranges which are for sale. South Britain; Perkins Bros., War- jewelry Plains. W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen Home We do Hot Water and Lyon's ren; Plumbing, Steam, Hot Air Heatino; and field & Craig, Stepney Depot, Machine Are ever ready to make a contract price. NEWS HEREABOUTS. railroaders. REPAIRING! Nothing bet- Wood and Iron Tumps, .bmks, Gutters, Iron and Lead Pipe,Roof Farmers, mechanics, ter on the mar Mrs Lydia Thorpe has returned laborers rely on Dr Thomas Lclectric ket. iawi vBiawTO., auu an niuus our we lug, im si juuuing in line, home after a few days wltb Mrs War- Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts, wouia use w you wita u you need tnem. once. Pain can- suppiy ren Bradley. burns or bruises at Pianos not stay where it is used. Yon can save John Panton and Miss Edith Brad- s (good mtDT ley were from Weston after dinner? dollars and among those Bilious? Feel heavy still get tb coated? Bitter taste? Com E. J. who attended the Inauguration at Tongue Establishment For best. HALL, plexion sallow? Liver needs waking Washington. Doan's cure bilious at- Sandy Hook, Conn. Mrs up. Regulets Philip Gerhardt, who has been tacks. 25'j at any drug store. 0 Newtown" upon Hie iclenct of aroRrnphy; The Bca anion lifa mlcntiflc confrere, trib- Niwtnwn, rriiluy, Mrh It, 1909, utes to hi achievement have found Zna-ara- l Let 'em come exprt'iMl'in In fellownhipt in the No The Spring , York Academy of Science, In the while the Wishinjjtoo. (ieoltmlcal gmlety of Ameilca, Hit at iii"'iihii Geographical Society, and WANAMAKER'S A GKOURAfMIKIl AN!) 1113 WORK. In an original nieniberahip in the l Not mitny WuimliiBton people AtMM-i.i- fan of American Geouraph-hi'- h, Every Division ot Tfcia Great Busir.c ; 3 know, perluipa tint I'rof Richard Iii liMiti he wa elected an Hon- Dodge of Columbia University orary Corresponding Member of the Splendidly Ready Ready as Never Mini now u local owner Urlnbnno Branch property and of the Royal Before-f- or the New Season-f- or the citizen and member of tne Washing- Society of AuHtraluslu. In e lasts. ton board, the author of onu Tho Poilgo bei-l- of fceoBiapliles New Era, that Is Before Us You can't set of the best series of school geog- M'tN a new atnndurd for geographic. published. Hand, McNally & l:;t-lmo- k and mnrka a new era In a limit to a 'griddle raphies Ever since this New Wanamaker Building was erected here at Co., of New Yortc and Chicago, the iieognphfa study, Thei work have cake when Astor Place, beside the masterpiece of commercial architecture left appetite publishers, have Just isnued t neat brought order out of chaos and frou to us Alexander T. Stewart, we have been this K&o is on the table. little booklet on then gwogriiphies, a new view point load the pupil by a by building up organ- entitled "A Geographer and 1 1 Ik elmplur, because a more definite, way ization, perfecting equipment and facilities, and scientifically system- The best syrup for every purpose. Work." In this sketch they nay In to an understanding of this long-tim- e atizing the merchandise stocks, to give New York City such advanced air-tig- ht In tins: "The educational field branch of Geo-grop- y, 100,25c, 50c part: in neglected science, specialized service as is deserved by what soon will be the greatest st A America tins uttraeted many eminent once a treatise on book of ttdpts lor look and richest city in the world. and - workers, and among these have been various and often wholly unrelated ing andf maklng stnl are amazed the new duco-.v- found not a few of ha become unfold- Every d"y, people at things they free en ttqutst. thegreatsolentiMs tacts, a rralually I PTfc in of the world. While these workers ing and an Intensely interebting yet about WANAMAKER'S. Thnt the Store, principles, policy, CORN PRODUCTS have done much to advance the practical story of the earth and man's merchandise and laclitie-- , i: unioue and DIFFERENT from all RUINING COMPANY cause of education, their labor, ns a relation to It; a story fascinating admitted. New York ' others, is universally rule, hns been outHlde the child. alike to teacher and pupil. Prof We know with what labor, patience and determination we have Notewoithy, in contrast, In that of Dodge, scientist of training, saw i reached the we now hold. We know wo have penit- Prof Dodge, who has given lurjery the need ot a definite course; a position and to the young from his store of knowl- teacher by choice be knew the best ently cast out methods that were not quite right, and originated Leading Washington Business houses. edge and has wrought diligently to way to reach tne child; and a writer developed betterment of facilities and service. make them familiar with IiIb favorite by nuture, lie blazed the way. His That the Wanamaker fciERCHANDISE and SERVICE will be science. It follows books teach the sciunce to naturally then, according individually helpful to YOU, is the thing we are ambitious to secure that his life should be of Interest. a new and enlightening method. the opportunity to demonstrate. Prof Dode was born in Wenham, They make clear the meaning of geo- when the new are to be studied and selected Mass., a town In the vicinity of Bos- graphy in ltsbroadest sense. Through NOW, styles Like a June ton, and here on a farm he spent his them the teacher is iwak;ned to new NOW, when every housekeeper is filled with plans and ambitions boyhood and his early school days. life and the pupil roused to new ef- Wanamaker's will be most helpful to all; for, today, the NEW The thus fort. is experience gained has' Geography presented to the WANAMAKER'S is the Exposition of what the world has provided, proved of great value to him In his student according to a fixed, definite and your efficient servant in applying the thing desired to your Evening study of the relations of the earth plan. The elementary geography is individual and the habits and Industrial life of planned as the introduction of the requirement. the people. Later he entered Har- pupil into the science of which it vard, but not until his junior year, treats, and here the home geography under Prof Shaler, ti. he show evi- aids him to become familiar with the The EASTER DRESS Where Hot --Water used System is dences of a marked Interest in geo- method of study that will make his the atmosphere remains pure and graphic work. At this time also was later work easy and profitable. The ' awakened that Interest in thehuman i child s attention is drawn first to FABRICS the air is and side of to tha fomlltot elrrhfa Vi n AinitlMi balmy, evenly the subject which was play rf Women who desire to have an individual atmosphere apparent in over- so Important a part In his work of life and to their and mildly warmed but never Interpretation their costumes take a keen interest in selecting y material and later years. Coming soon afterunder then is carried almost imperceptibly and so economical too! and their Only a few weeks remain for heated, the instruction of Frof Davis, one o to the conception of things tnat lie planning designing gowns. the leading geographers of tne coun- without his bounds. The observ- those who wish to make preparations for Easter costumes. May We Furnish Estimate try, the student scientist gave him- ational side of the work is made The Wanamaker Dress Goods Salons are freely conceded to have self unreservedly to his chosen prominent. So, learning first of his unrivaled facilities for of dress fabrics. IDEAL Boilers and study. exceptional and the showing Made assistant to Prof Shaler in relations to the life that pulsates in AMERICAN Radiatora They are full to overflowing now with the very newest foreign and 1891, he continued his association his own immediate neighborhood, he American dress fabrics that have been produced for the present and with his homo university in this ca- Is soon launched upon the wider fashionable Satin Directoire Cloths are pacity, and later as instructor, until phases of his study. He comes now coming season. The being HENRY FOULOIS, 1895. By this time Prof Dodge had to know the interdependence of dif- shown in all the newest Paris shades 81.S0, $2 and 83 a yard. shown that his was no fig- ferent communities within his own ordinary A French Bengaline, clinging in texture, of is shown in the ure In the world. The country and later the commercial Washington Depot, Ct. geographic newest shades, at $2.50 a yard. French Tissue Sablettes, a stylish r.et weave, Teachers' College, Columbia Univer- and industrial of interdependence newest shades, at $1.75 a yard. Some exquisite Nets, in lovely New York sity, City, now an communities in the various countries Satin-face- seeking shades, are $5 a yard. d Serge, of at $3 a yard, in - able teacher for its of of the globe. In this line UCaKliUttUSK department following exquisite costume shades. Imported Diagonal Homespuns are coming into of con- teaching and a the finds the text tailor-mad- GARDEN geography, desiring study pupil prominence for smart e costumes, and are 48 in. wide, and shown in man trained in the then new field of the lives tinually emphasizing and s, and shades of I wistaria, moyen-gri- gendarme blue, tussor, taupe lovely light physin'-aphy- , turned to occupations of the people, and he ab- SEEDS! S. F. SEELEY, naturally green, gray and pongee, at $1-5- a yard. French Wool Satin Cloth, showing Prof Dodge. Upon his as sorbs the idea that is a reputation geography a stylish corded weave in the laust bayadere fashion; attractive gray and tiupe A complete line of Washington Depot, Ct a and success- that goes far toward progressive peculiarly study explaining effects, at $2.75 a yard. Prunella Cloth, with stylish shadow stripes, in the Garden Seeds, in packages and ful and on the recom- the wherefore of the lives of DEALER IN Instructor, daily newest shades, at $1.25 a yard. A very eff :tive cord. J strips u also shown bulk. mendation of Prof Davis of Casual relations in the shadow-checke- Harvard, humanity. in a Prunella Cloth, at $1.50 a yard. French Chiffon Sirircfwiih d he was book are out Great Values in our Shoe Depart- engaged and he entered upon elementary brought by borders, is 45 in. wide, at $1.50 a yard. Satin Prunella' his duties in the inductive conse- ment for Men and Women, ensuing Fall. In the reasoning from Cloth, in effective shades, $2 a yard. meantime, and without interfering quences back to causes. Thus the Coal with his led see class work he continued to child is to the relationship of serve during five successive summers facts, and step by step to trace the & WANAMAKER Wetterau Williams, as assistant on the United States connection of consequences and JOll Washington Depot, Ct. Geological Survey, a position he had causes. Formerly ZW'i r-- , Fourth A'-'- A. T. Ste art & Co. Hew York Hi .o Tenth .. reel Lime held since 1S90. The first years In the advanced geography, as in Sg spent in New England, and the last the book that precedes it, causal re- two in the soutnern Appalachians, lations form the groundwork t.f the Carl Bader, gave him an intimate knowledge of treatment. Basic principles are the plumbing in the residence of and smooth as a marriage bell. Get these sections; while three successive shown to underlie geography and hu- Editor Peters in Marbledale. the pure Clearola, which is only put Washington Depot Market, summers devoted to scientific work man activity no matter in what part Cement! Eckman Brothers shipped two up in one-ha- lf ounce packages. Ask . Washington Depot, Ct. !n Arizona and New of the world are found. Thus Mexico, among thsy large wagons, last wee., to be used to see it. I have just received a new stock of Imported the old ruins of California, and built up on a basis of physiography Carlson's Anchovies, Fat by Eben Strong, who is just smar- Norway Herring, among the and to the in mind of THE LURID GLOW OF DOOM Iceland Herring.HolIand Herring, Stock Fish, Navajo Indians, subject acquires the ting in ice Salt also the business in New Mackerel; Kaiser Herring. Large the of the Grand re- the advanced the sig- sweaisn urowntBeans. study Canyon pupil unity and Britain. Was seen in tne red face, hands Paints gion , broadened his knowledge ir nificance so desirable for this and body of the little son of H. M. study. that section. Not satisfied with less The reasoning in the advanced book WORTH KNOWING. Adams of Henrietta, Pa. His awful plight from eczema had for five years than an view of the geo- -' is deductive, leading from causes to To remove defied all remedies and baffled tne KILLthe COUCH P'-o- f Pimples, Blackheads, grapy of ills country, Dodge e- consequences, and developing the best who said AND Blotches doctors, the poisoned CURE the LUNGS travets'b'-nug- and all forms of Skin erup- Hard-- xtendi nis every suit pupil in the way of logical inference. blood had affected his lungs and tions, is to a well known in the Union witft the exception of The text brings out the relations of according nothing could save him. "But," a -- writes his of a vivid to human life in- physician, very easy matter; he mother, "seven bottles WITH eight, tius obttt)ig person- physiography and Elect-i- c Dr. says that many are afflicted with Bitters completely cured King's al impression and an accurate fund dustry, showing the dependence of him." For some one or the other of the above eruptfons, eczema, salt of information, the value of which the latter upon the former. The life rheum, sores and all blood disorders ailments, and are subject to a New ware cannot te overestimated in the light of each continent is carefully con- great and rheumatism Electric Bitters is Discovery deal of embarrassment on of 50c. of the work he was to do. With sidered, and the characteristic feat- acoiint supreme. Only guaranteed by this R. H. Beers & life a ures of the unsightly appearance which they Co., Newtown; Taylor, busy and constantly widening the various grand divisions Curtis & Co., P. FORC Trial Bottle Free present, and recommends the follow- Sandy Hook; J. OLDS view i'rof Dodse conducted and still are brought into comparison by well-select- Garvin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Steven- AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. harmless and etc. corducts, his classes at Teachers' review questions. An exten- ing simple, inexpensive son; H. W. Ocborne, Easton; W. B. treatment. Go to GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY College, as at Harvard, with remark sive range of practical information your druggist and Hawiey, Sheman; Smith Bros., Corn- OS MONEY REFUNDED. get this prescription filled: Clearola wall Bridge; Connery Bros.. George- v able success. At the same time, in is placed within reach of the child in R. lf town; F. Smith, West Cornwall; one-ha- ounce, Ether one- ounce,Al-coh- ol the interest of his work he has edited a form that assures its retention aDd S. J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. W. seven shtke with ability the "Journal of Geo use ir the vears following school lift). ounces; mix, well Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury; Allen South Britain Announcements. and to affected G. W. graphy," a magazine for teachers of In this work triple maps of each con- apply the parts night Joyce, Roxbury Station;; and morning, allowing it to remain Hatch, Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, geography. While instructing teach- tinent are repeated, t'.ie series con- New Milford; E. H. New 1 1 for at Beardsley, ! On and after May will be at my ers in a teachers' of a a least ten minutes, then wipe & NOTICE In to training school sisting physical map, political Preston; Wetterau Williams, Special Notice South Britain prepared do off the from the skin. Use any business in my line. Thanking my friends second to none in tne United States, map more rlot'iiled in treatment than powder Washington Depot; Harry Brown, for their patronage in the past and solicit a a soft cloth or C. P. Have taken the agency for Prof Dodge has had that of the elementary, and a com sponge in applying Southbury; Williams, South Ernest Perfection bread. Rolls and all kinds shi re of it in the future. advantages Perkins Bros., W. of no the mixture and in from ten days to Britain; Warren; Bakery Goods, "The Danbury Baker," and other wiiter on geogranhv. mercial map that gives a splendid N. & shall run their Hook A. P. Munson, two Hurd, t.ong Hill; Penfield wagon through Sandy Ot. Unlike so r.f of weeks your face will be as clear and Newtown every Monday, Wednesday and South Britain, many his contemporaries feener.il idea land and water trade Craig, Stepney Depot. Watch for Saturday. the wagon. Also these who live on the jueights and routes and the distribution of pro- goods for sale at my store. beyond the audience they wish to reach, ducts. Numerous other small maps JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. Prof Dodge has been so happily reveal of earth, air and water. Big Papers for Only (B)T Yes, Joe, placed as tp see and come in Tho diagrammatic maps are a delight 4y Cgll contact in Each a Leader In Its Class. ill i lid iJ Is the man that can shoe your horses for with all sides of his subject. themselves. In an attra"tive, as tJ 11.25. if he does not wear No. s shoe, and do it You As supervisor of the work well as a comprehensive mane:, We can furnish a year's subscription to each of : Have right; also he can shoe your oxen and do it to geography th"y thejfollowing your satisfaction. Remember cash secures in the Horace Mann Graded School, gie the pupil a cored idea of clim- Tried our large sweet Califor bargains-Josep- the schocl Green's Fruit Grower, (Monthly) nia Navel Oranges; are fine. Also nice of observation for Teach- ate, rainfall, vegetation, occupations they The World's Greatest Horticultural Grape Fruit. Our stock Felt and Rubber Busser's ers' College, ;.nd as of and the distribution of oroducts. Paper. Boots are the best makes on the market. Also Shop, author the Arctics ana nubners in sizes to fit all. Grain at the Bridge, course of geography in use in the Supplemental to these maps are num- Hoard's Dairyman, (Weekly) and reed ot all kinds; see as before you buy. Near B. R. Station. Southford. Conn berless No better Groceries sold than at our store, school, he has had every facility for tine diagrams illustrating The leading Dairy Paper of the United States. - and our stock is complete. actual and studyfng thaj; other and important forcibly rela'ive values ot American Farm Est. Charles P. Williams, side of the question the child's 3ide conditions picture in the maps. World, (Monthly) Frank A live, farm Mrs C. P. Williams. Administratrix, Favereau, the requirements of the g ai'es Finally there is a general summing paper. South Britain. Redding Ridge, Conn. Out of this twofold opportunity as a up in a commercial comparison of American teacher Woman, (Monthly) Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wag"n repair- o' teachers and a tc&clier of the Jnited States with other coun- Really Intended for the ladies but has much to interest Interest every member'of'the" family ing and General Blacksmithing. Full stork children, together wit his varied tries, and of tne United States with ' of Neverslip horseshoes on hand. Sizes to fit And New York Tribune all horses. and comprehensive ideographical ex the world." Farmer, (Weekly) Groceries. Recognized as the leadlnc Journal of America. perienee has grown a series of agricultural geo ALL FOR The Best the graphies, the most valuable and the Henry Foulois & Son have just $1,85! Tit fa nilA fit t.h rtPitf, miKerlnftnn nfPava avn- snKml((nJ Special Notice. mopt fasciiat.iig ever placed in the of r ouuuiawu w me puunc, anaj any one uej llrket Affords. completed the installing a flue siring to take advantage of this special rate should send subscription at ore,: as this offer hands oi teachers and pupils. steam In the residence Power Horse Clipping at short Notice. heating plant CANADIAN suDscrioers please add f1.65 for postage. Addressl all orders to Throughout this country and of Mrs S. Ford Seeley, which has been H. J. A. H. FERRY. McCarthy, anroad, Prof Dodge is recognised b leased by Rev Father McGuinness. The New YorkJTribune South Hopewell Dist., Newtown, Conn. Farmer, Britain, Ct P. : 25. teachers and students as an 0. Route Bethel, Conn. authority Henry Foulois & Son are remodeling 15S Nassau St., New York City. THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 1900.

port, thi latter cf last week, for den- FlnmsUI hitltitlni. Newtown Bcg tistry. Good One The Luther A. Tyrrell returned from HER The Randall Newtown, Ffldsy, March 1J. W. New Haven on Thursday evening of Company, .n lust week. (Chtrxrod) 6 cent, Investment Robert Moore of Derby paused last New Mllford, Conn. PiyW per Saturday and Sunday at Henry K. PHYSICIAN 25 years MiwlHuce. lUxx) on weuin-proauci- n isnu. New Preston. tliflMMtcurltliM. Warner's, Not dullrluitt In SSyeira experience In Is Worth Mrs Winter and daughter at O. S. A Lifetime of CEMETERY ASSOCIATION Oil- - Lyman's, were confined to their home CANIZED. lust Sunday, by illness. ADVISED Sound, Reliable m luBt Fri- Labor. In November, 1905, Walter Burn-ha- The hop at Pavilion ball, Investment and h In brother, Doa Dayton day evening proved to bo thesmulloBt 5 p Do You of George Ly- success of the sumton. Too ninny U Securities Realize Uurnhnm, purchased E. Pinkham's a-l- gentlemen compared to the ladles Taking Lydia 8H4 man a tract of land containing , I II U OK What That Means! a two acres a.Ijoinlns the old vil- present and It has been predicted Vegetable Compound We Will Tell You. little different will be Electric Public Service Corporations. lage cemetery, which they have arrangements Columbus. Ohio. "I have taken there Com-- of nafi'ty. Lot ii h tnke twn nf vniir neighbor for fene-n- s, noicHsury to draw a crowd '.ydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable They wtlsfy every iwiuln'ment . since somewhat Improved by llln'ral fram-hl- exiiniplo ami cull them renpeeiively Op- poitnu.. a u They have Jones and 1'lnddy Urown. terracing, draining and other agtln. ring Thi-- aroconwrvatlvi'ly capltullzwl, portunity 2S a clmnire of life. My havuNklllfd aiiduxiH.rleiiiwd manainwiont. Jonwi anil lirowii arc eurnltiff In these Im- Tlmy week. IIoIiik thrifty tlmy "ve 16 wh changes, expending doctor told me it ft Tlu-- have an Kuluhliidiud and assured eariiintr power. week which they put In the BANK more the was good, and since Tin'' arc In proMM'ixjus and irruwliiif communities. jier provements than purchase Bethel. Tlu-- dl vI.Ji ihIh at four cunt Interem. At Hi end of 1 reel to have inlil iviruhirly. one pit man Imm Hiived $200. Op-l- y On Manh 4, the taking it They are BAI E, SOI Ml and rtdlahlu. jviir eueh price. Wednesday, much Jones In IwikliiK over his evemim II. MKC better that I our own Invent-iixin- F. UitEROR. $ Bankers we finance these with money. r an t New Preston Cemetery Association properties pupi-- to c"j It he could llnd can do all my work Investors securities of established standing opportunity whero he could plmo Inc. held Us llrst and per- We offer to only proved ndvn'itiiKo and meeting F. II. MacGregor of South again. I think a Hinnll umount to bettor ttreet, E. Pinkham's For full information sound for Circular "4. Btlll hive Iho the mimo PROTECTION fected its organization by appoint who underwent an for a Lydia as In the hunk DISCOVERED thut the operation Com. 10 officers and enacting bylaws. vegetable & Jinnk hud dindiiriMl a DIVIDEND of ing serious stomach trouble at the Dan- - pound a line remedy MEIKLEHAM D1NSMORE, to itH STOCKHOLDERS and he, , per i'f it At this meeting the brothers gave a for In Electric Lli;ht. Heat anil Power Propurtlt-s- a DEPOSITOR 1m only re clviiit,' four bury hospital about three weeks ego all woman's Specialists ler int. HE IMMEDIATELY DE- dee.1 to the' association of the land and since then troubles, and I 25 Broad St., New Vork City. E. has been critically ill, CIDED TO BECOME A CTOCKHOLD-E- of Mr never forget to tell He"6 Ioih-- r xt n miai'. He purchased Lyman, together passed away at the on liOCAL CORRESPONDENTS wi BA7TK hospital friends what It has done for me." could not AFFORD TO BUY with tho money received for burial my i - v s- - STOCK. Wat he OPPORTUNI- Thursday, March 2, aged 45 years. --Mrs. E. Hanson, 304 East Long St., nrri A SMALL AMOUNT In lots which have sold since hold- TY to invent they The funeral took place from his late Columbus, Ohio. the Mock of a CORPORATION winch The Association Weman GUARANTEED THE PROTECTION OP ing possession. home on South street on Friday aftor-noo- n, Another Helped. BIS INVESTMENT BY REAL ESTATE to sell burial lots and to Graniteville, Vt "I was passing; I purposes March 3 Al- DOLLAR TOR DOLLAR, V lie ho 5, at o'clock, Rev through the Changeof Lifeand suffered would to the full extent of use the money thus received as need- participate bert Steele officiating. The burial from nervousness and other annoying WE OFFER TUE FOLLC'WINO his investment in the earnings of the ed for the care and Company. proper improve was in the Bethel cemetery. Mr symptoms. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- GUARANTEED STOCKS: jon.n saw ms opportunity a hi ment of the cemetery. The Associa- table Compound restored my healthand LASSOEt IT He now has four dis- MnrGregor Is survived by his wife, worth mountains over lirown. tion has the state to strength, and proved Guarantee: tinct advantages Ploddy power given by three sons. Harold, Kenneth and of me. of Pennsylvania gold to For the sake other 2.U shs. United N. J. R. R. & Canal Co. 10 pr ct. 1st. He receive, invest and administer trust 300 ,J?2:KwS.7 has discovered that his Seward and one daughter, Helen. He suffering women I am willing you shs. Murris & Essex per cent. & W. West. 5 money Is worth more than 4 per cent funds that may be given lor care should my letter." Mrs. DT UUaraniee. ffl.H. Y.. Uk:.4 percent. also leaves a father and mother, Mr publish 25 shs. Osweiro & Syracuse pur cent. a R.F.D., Granite- 311 year. and improvement of the grounds. and Mrs John and two Charles Barclay, shs Utica. Chenaniro & Susuuehanua Val, 6 p c. 2d. He has his to work MacGregor, ville, Vt. "i shs. Valley Railroad it tier cent. put money The following is a copy of the letter 7 50 cent Increase over the bank sisters, Misses Emma and Anna Women who are passing through this 57 shs. Warren Railroad per cent. at per which is sent to owners of lots interest. being MacGregor all of Bridgeport, and a critical period or who are suffering N. Y. Central Guarantee: Mr ills ar bought of Lyman: Albert Strat- from any of those distressing 3d. His investment is protected brother, MacGregorof lose & kiiSBond As to their sex should not sitrht HINCKS BROS. CO., Dealers, equal to the protection given by the you are an owner, or interested ford. Mr had been a MacGregor of the fact that for thirty years Lydia Court Exchange Bidg., 207 State St., Bridgeport, Conn banks. In a private lot in the New Preston member of the Congregational church E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, 1765, 1768 and 1!X!7. 4th. As the of the com- we send the Telephones earnings village cemetery, you nere for a number of years and wll' which is made from roots and herbs, pany increase the .dividends Increase has been for following that you may know some be missed a the standard remedy and the stock sells at a premium. by large circle of friends. female almost commu- thing of our plans and hopes relating ills. In every Jones and will find women who have GRASPED the opportunity thereto. An to owners of - HOW'S THIS, DAN BURY? nity you Is now a leader in the community. appeal pri- been restored to health by Lydia E Evervhoilv looks to .loiies for advice. ate lots In the New Preston HE IS NOW A MAN OP IMPORTANCE. Village The factories here that have not rinkhani's Vegetable Compound. "There is a tide m the affairs of n:an. cemetery, that they become members been affected on 10 by the hatting trouble Which taken at the flood, leads of Ceme- The National Baoik. fortune' The New Preston Village all seem to be rushed with orders and City Omitted, all the voyage of their life Inc. This associ- Financial Institutions. of 105 Wail Street, Bridgeport, Conn.' Is bound in shallows and in miseries. tery Association, and they are taxed to their utmost On such a full 3ea are we now afloat; ation, formed under the laws of the to And we must take the current when it capacity turn hats out fast enough state, is owner without encumbrance, ESTABLISHED 1854. serves, to keep wp with the orders on hand. A Household Cash Or lose our ventures," of the enclosed grounds surrounding Register Does Shakespeare hit fie bulls eye? When the three or four new factories Capital, $250,000.00 became of Brown? the old and the What Ploddy Why present cemetery pri to be started get under full headway Surplus and Profits, 340,000.00 he is still working ir the same place. vate burial lets It also adjoining. many of the idle men will be at work It is up to you to declare yourself has a small fund which it hopes will to be one an Oppy Jones or a Brown. again and Bethel promises FRANK President. CHARLES E. HOUGH, Cashier. Ploddy be increased by sale of lots and do- MILLER, WHICH SHALL IT BE? of the main centers of the hatting H. B. Asst Cashier. nations from interested The TERRILL, persons. trade. Who knows but Bethel may It Will You toEead interest of this fund we will - Pay hope yet be the main center for business a- f make it to undertake the possible and Danbury just a suburb. Our Investment yearly eare of lots hereafter sold, and in order to secure if possible a Patrick Dolan, the coal dealer, has Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 uniformity in the care of the whole had the elect"ic li?ht placed in his-- Opportunity. , ! fj of the new part, at least, of the ceme home on Wooster street. Ill CHARLES G. SANFORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Presfc Cofifffr O. H. BROTHWELL. Cashier. Facts That tery, have thought it advisable to Mr and Mrs William A. Gilbert of That MANHATTAN ISLAND is des- enact a by-la- w providing that owners Henry treei, 'eft, hist week, for New Administrators and Others Mon- tined to become a BUSINESS MART Trustees, Holding of private lots in the cemetery York City, and sailed for the Ber-mu- la in place of a RESIDENTIAL locality ;s Start a Account with the eys In Trust impressed upon us with greater force grounds may upon payment of a Islands, where they expect to Savings iinch year. Newtown Savings Bank now and get Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call Even 5th Avenue below fth Street, certain sum into the treasury of the spend a few weeks. Mr and Mrs G. one of those novel Silver Steel Home ed upon for a statement of the account. The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the once home of the ARISTOCRAT is It not? the association become members A. of N. ac- will bank balance equals the total amount of money in trust. Simple, is HOW a BUSINESS SECTION. thereof Burley Hackensack, Safes which keep your savings in We solicit your account. Real Estate values witnin commuting and by this one payment secure the companied them. under lock and key, yet always distance of New York City are stcadi'y plain They make saving mon- increasing, the high rents in the :ity continued care of their respective I. C. B. Ransome of Elmwood dis- sight. First National Bank, are THOUSANDS of families to ey a pleasure and teach the entire forcing lots under the direction of suffered his 930 Conn. the SUBURBS. This demand for Su- the proper trict a slight shock at family the habit of accumulation and Main Street, Bridgeport, in- burban HOMES insures a steady committee. We think this to be of home, last week, wnif-- affected ht thrift. crease in values and a steadily increas- ing business. The COINONOMIO COM- special interest to those who have side. The most satisfactory and desirable PANY owns and controls lo- choicely changed their residence and desire The child) pu of Mr and Hurt' Fred Holiday Gift possible. cated property in the Borough of Iti Call or send to the bank and open N. J., where the Company is going to be assured that the D. Weed on Hill haze been Established 1866 to erect COINONOMIC H0ME3 of a resting place Story an account with one dollar or more, distinctive style, attractive. SANITARY of relatives has proper care. Can any quite ill md under Dr White's care. and receive one of these safes. AND FIREPROOF; modern The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. absolutely owner, whether resident or non-reside- The Cuff Hat busi- Banking throughout. Co., opened up The demand for homes of this des give a lot needed care in any ness at the Glen factory, last Thurs- Newtown Bank cription is great and there is a ready Savings market for all that the company can other way with so little expense? We day mornirg. build season on the terms we offer. & this also hope as soon as the amout of Miss Orra Galuska of Dorchester, ARTHUR T. NETTLET0N, T. L. Watson Co., Orders now on hand to be oomploteu this summer necessitates the securing the fund will permit, to assume the Mass., has taken a position in the Treasurer. BANKERS BROKERS of additional working capital in order to complete our contracts in ti ne. care of the old cemetery, if permis- Bethel High school as one of the Stocks and Bonds THAT THE PROFITS OF REAL ESTATE sion can bo secured from the town. teachers. Miss Galuska is DEVELOPMENT and HOME BUILDING are making large need not be reiterated. The New Preston Village Cemetery her home with Mrs Eli Starr Judd on Corner Mala and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. The Combinatton of Brains and Capital is Inc. street. the saliant factor in all business enterprise. Association, Chestnut The This is an established fact. One thousand young trout arrived INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. The combination of brains and capital is Earner just as essential in the suburban real estate Charles Hoffman was engaged, at Bethel station, last week Thurs- Wage and home building business as In the great and were taken to a trout industrials. Saturday, in filling his ice house. day, pond More than anyone In the rapid growth of Suburban Howland him in in Hopewell. a new field Benjamin assisting else should cultivate the saving Home building practically F. B. the mer- has been opened for tne investment of the work. The ice house, a new French, dry goods habit and own a bank account. of capital. The investment is absolutely was the work of John chant, left last Wednesday night, to Prepayment The safe and earns large returns. All ele- building, There is no telling- when sick- ments of is eliminated. All attend the of President Bridgeport speculation Ferris. inauguration ness or lack of work may cut off Debentures. homes are sold before the blUJing Taft at but on account operations commence. A little transfer of real estate was Washington, all sources of income and place Trust Co., In order to carry out the BUILDING week. M. M. of the severe storms the trains were The Middlesex last Shirk has 169-1- OPERATIONS on a larger s.;ale this repeorted, your family in hard straits Banking State St., Bridgeport, Conn. summer a limited amount vif the so late that he went as far as :apital bought of Clarence and Charles Jones only Hundreds of working people in Company stock of the COINONOMIC COMPANY Md. On that is offered at par, $10 per share. of Bridgeport, their cottage on Lake Baltimore, reaching this own their own homes action is if ; ou wish county Capital, Surplus and undi Quick imperative Street and intends to take possession place about noon Thursday, March 4. an account Connecticut, to participate in this exceptional oppor- throegb. first starting of Middletown, vided profits, $300,000.00 tunity. If you have $10, $100 or $1000 as soon as possible. The the trains were moving' so slowly he present with us and saving regularly. accrued interest for the that vou would like to invest where it found it would be or four Will pay par and will be safe and always arn a steady tenant, B. J. Haynes, by report will three income, you could not fin.l a better in- move o'clock before he could reach Wash- Debentures of Series D 74, Receives DeDosits subject to check, allowing to a cottage in Lake District, on accounts $500 vestment than the stock of the due October 1, 1908, interest averaging balance. near B. S. Curtis', as soon as con- ington and too late to see the in- Rents Safe Deposit boxes.l Com Coinonomic Company venient. auguration ov any of the parades so BRIDGEPORT upon presentation at the office of the Acts as Executor. Administrator. Trustee. pany. or in any Fiduciary Capacity. estate D. he tooit tne return for AVINGS because this Company owns real Ezra Douglass intends to move train home, JANK F. W. MARSH, President. in a progressive community ALONG EGBERT THE LINE OF GREATEST IMPROVE- to his farm near Sandy Hook, this reaching here early Friday morning. MARSH, Vice President and Secretary. MENTS where values are incrusing wee. W. H. Hickok, who was with Mr (Incorporated 1842) E. H.JUDSON Treasurer. steadily The opportunity to Invest in the stock Frederick Ohmen is still troubled French on the trip, also returned CORNER MAIN AND STATE STS.. The of the COINONOMIC COMPANY is with and been within the reach of all; it is not too with rheumatism at his home in Lake him, the boys have Bridgeport, Conn. large for the small investor nor too District and at times is unable to having the laugh on them since their Bridgeport small for the large investor. The Science of Investment is a valu- leave his home. return. National Bank. able booklet investor should that every S. H. Clay Judd was confined to his read. We will send this valuable book- Several here who knew Dr W. who has been laid up for five years, From the day of Its opening to let prospective investors sending 10c Abbott of Bridgeport, when he was home on Maple avenue, last week, was able to take an auto ride about in December. 1806, down to the present 6 Per Cent in stamps or silver to pay delivery ex- time, the business of this Bank has In- witu the and was unable to be and penses or a copy of the Science of practicing physician here were sur grip Bethel, last week, in the auto be- gone forward without interruption vestment will be sent gratis to any per- at his work at the Andrews never before has it been so well pre- son sending the attached subscription prised and saddened to read of his Judd, longing to Edward Geherls, Jr. to meet and satisfy the needs of Safe and ProfitabIe In- filled out. pared coupon properly funeral in that city, on the last of Co. hat shop. Mr Judd has so far re- Louis of Elmwood district its patrons as now. Freede This Bank has always maintained a covered as to be at his this are vestments, February. work, is having new roofs placed on his specie and currency basis and still Coinonomic Co., to do so for the business wants Miss Agnes visited in New week. house. prepared First secured A Strong of all it patrons. Mortgages by Bridge- T Estate Developers P. upIi.ftil.Li Home Builders Milford, last wees. Rev J. Connors of Newtown concert which was to have Real Estate. The T. B. DkFOEEST. President. port 1416 The icemen were fortunate, last spoke for Rev uilliam Kiernan at been Room 403, Broadway, N. Y. held in the Congregational F. N. BENHAM, Cashier. We offer. Tsubject to sale, the following, wee- the service at Catholic -, in gatuering tneir usual crop the church, church on Thursday, February 25, which is only a partial list of mortgages we last have on hand. on Lake Waramaug of clear 10 inch Wednesday evening. was postponed on account of the ill- Ice. The Hat Trimmers union of Bethel ness of head man of the company Coinonomic Company, the Amount. Appraisal. Rate. Insurance. Airs are to hold a benefit dance in the & Co., 400 1,000 6 New F. J. hosford is passing two and will be held on Saturday even James per cent ! 1419 Broadway York Staples 800 2,500 6 " 1.000 weeks In New York Town hall on March M City and Brook- Friday evening, ing, March 13, in the Congregational 1,000 2.H00 6 1.N00 I make application for A and Brokers, 1.500 51-2- 2,000 hereby lyn. 12. good time is assured all who church. This is the last entertain Bankers 3,500 " shares ot Stock of the Coinonomic Com- 8.500 4,500 6 " 3,000 S. Corwin attend. There will be fine music and 6.000 " 14.000 Mrs J. presided at the ment in course the 188 Court, 3.500 pany, at $10 per share, fully paid, given the by State Street, Corner M no end of 4.000 7.500 6 4.500 Enclosed Please find church organ here, lastSunday, com- fun. Be sure to be on Men's Club of the church and it is hand. BRIDGEPORT, OONN. dollars to pay for same. ing up from her home in Marbledale, given by the Barieham string quar BURR & KNAPP, Name in the absence Fred Dikeman of Beaver Brook. of itirs Hosford. tet of Boston orchestra In- the Symphony received subject to check and 'Bankers and has Deposit bal- Brokers, Address ' Mrs Fred Clark visited her former Danbury, purchased the old farm and a fine evening's entertainment is terest allowed at the rate of 3 per cent on in Elmwood ances ot fbOO or over. Tel. 423. 923 Main Street. home in Torrington the latter of last district of Frederick assured all who attend. City Surety Bonds furnished. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. week. Schaf, who purchased it a few years In State .. Will act a Trustees or Administrators Miss Kate Brown visited In New ago. Mr Schaf and raniily expect to the settlement of Estates or in the care of Haven and and moth- return to New York in a few weeks nroDertv generally. Bridgeport her Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private when Mr n. NOTICE After one year Stockholders have er at Woodmont, last week, Dikeman will take poses-sio- OABTORXA.The Kin4 Haw rooms for use ot customers. the to their stock for returning Bttnib Afwaya Bcagt Mast option exchange on '. Ells: property owned by tne company at any to her home again Saturday. Gold Medal Flour Is the bft for . P. L. Holier. F.T.SUplei time at the prevailing selling price. Mrs R. H. Armstrong was Bridge- - Mrs Charles Frost of High street, faf tyervllilnT TUB tain i'OWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1909.

Horn Market. Ttf Smith, Hurray & Co. ! HOftBES ! HOBSE8 An Unrivalled Display of CARLOAD NO. 2 OF IOWA HORSES New Spring Dress Will arrive at Our Stables at New Milford, March 15, 1909. Goods.

Pounds tym '"7.7."'' , v 2800 of handsome new Dress. rTair Bay Geldings, 6 yrs, Our display Spring Fabrics, " 5 yrs, 2700 .4 was never larger or finer than Now. Prominent among the 14 Mares, 5-- 0 yrs, 2300 many new fabrics are the new satin cloths, in the rich Gray "V, 2400 V.'-- w.V " " Geldirgs, 7 yrs, ' spring shades. 1350 Black Mare, 8 yrs, 42-inc- Confined new satin Checks 1400 h Prunella at styles in Gelding, 5 yrs, satin striped Bay 1 and Striper. 6 1150 $layaid. Value $1.25. Bay Gelding, yrs, fa- Most of thf;n to be found only at WC Iv. One of this season's popular 5 1150 store to a Saddle Horse, yrs, brics in a grade that will y've excel- this $1 $1.75 yard. 7 1100 At 75o a a all-wo- ol Gelding, yrs, lent wear, in new Blades of navy, ycrd beautiful, Bay 1200 'satin Prunella. Gelding, 6 yrs, .4 C.Wt brown, green, paon, smnke tan and Bay .All the new shades, such Black Mare, 5 yrs, 1150 black. popular 41-inc- as and blue, brown 1150 h striped novelty Mohair. peacock navy Road Horse, 5 yrs, smoke Bay Sale price 55c, value 75c. tan, myrtle, castor, garnet, . Mare, 6 1200 and black. Iron Gray yrs, Another special bargain in change- 7 1300 . d Prunella Bay Gelding, yrs, able striped effects in blue, brown, .Fancy rlpit'i-stripe- 1050 and Al' he new shades. Gelding, 5 yrs, wine aid Miice coloring-th- ese Sages. Bay gren, Value 75c 6 1150 i 7! J I go quickly at this price. $1. Special yard. Jilack Mare, yrs, (left Aisle. Center.) Roan Mare, 5 yrs, 1100 These Horses will be sold as rep- Toilet Department. resented or money will be refunded. Special value in an odd lot of Tooth Brushes worth 15c to 25c. We also have 20 good second Your choice 10c each. (Right .4isle, Frf nt. land horses for sale, which we will let go worth the money. A Sale of Petticoats.

Black Sateen Petticoats with deep deep dust ruffles. Value $3.25. Very BEEMAN, STRONG & dust ruffle and tucked flounces. Sale special $2.75 each. prices 89c, 95c, $1, $1.25, $1.50 each. Other Heatherbloom petticoats fin- THOMAS, Black Sateen, extra size, with hem- - ished with fancy ruffles. Sale price stitched and tucked ruffles. Sale $1 95, $2.25, $2.50, $2.95 each CONN. NEW MILFORD, J prices $1.25, $1.95 each. A new line of striped Seersucker A good line ot iieathemoom Petticoats, washable, all sizes. 39c, with embroidered ruffles and 50c, 59c, 89c, 98c each. Mrs II. S. Mr and Mrs The Newtown Bee. Habersham, (Left Aisle, Center.) SALE! Albert Wheeler, Mr and Mrs William FOR Mr and Mrs Alex Mr Newtown, Friday, March 12, 1909. Jones, Sinclair, and Mrs H. J. Lord, Mr and Mrs Ash- drivers ley Parker of Cheshire, Miss Louise Twenty-eig- ht head of Michigan horses, workers, Monroe. Mrs C. Miss full made chunks. Clarke, Afary Bennett, & Co. ndmatchedrpairs,alotofthemare good Lucy Lord, Stiles M. Clark, Hobart refunded. STARTINo LIBRARY. Smith, Murray Every horse must be as represented or money E. Clarke, Fred W. Wheeler, Mr and Rev H. S. Habersnam has kindly Mrs Charles Nichols, Mr and Mrs Bridgeport, Conn. opened one of the rooms at the Rect- Theodore Hubbell, Mrs W. C. Haz-zar- d R. W. GREEN, ory for a public library. Several in and others. the village have donated books which J. I. Andrews is painting H.' J. 2, CENTER. Telephone 983-- BROOKFIELD form the nucleus for the library. word's large barn. Others having books they wish to E. E. Curtis is pushing work on give to the good cause will kindly the foundation for hts new barn. send them as soon as and Philo and Clarence Burr, who have possiDie A help the good cause along. the contract for erecting the new IF YOU RAISE COLTS barn, expect to begin work on it Mrs A. J. Stowe of Southbury is a next week. sound Why not raise good ones Colts that will grow into large, guest, this week, of Mr and Mrs Master Phillip Blakeman, who has and'serviceable horses Colts that will sell at any age for large Charles G. Stowe at East Village. been ill with typhoid fever at the Mrs who makes O money? . Sophia Carr, rag home of his parents, Mr and Mrs orc tne We are offering just that opportunity in the service carpet rugs, is still busy and has rugs S. Blageman, on Burn Hill, is now Stallion highly ored-an- individually Perfect Percheron on hand for sale or wu make tuem to improving slowly. order. Her price now is one dollar There was no Lenten service or. for each rug. She is always glad of Thursday of last week, owing to the (? donations of rags for her work. of . MIGNON 14001. inclemency the weather. . J. I. Andrews has received his new Some of H. H. Wheeler's employes and of the books of sample wall papers of the have teen ill and unable t'o attend to Mignon is a medium size Percheron, Active, Intelligent Brown. His ancestors & Allruau Co. best disposition imaginable. His color is Dapple Kyser Philadelphia, their duties at his saw mill for a few same color as are all blacks, but one, who was the Mignon. Pa., for 1909. This line is an extra days. old 1, 1909, and will be allowed a Mignon will be four years July good one and their prices are very Robert Sinclair has a reasonable number of good mares. purchased re;ujcn:i)e. l.rop hirr. a line and hr of Burr of Zoar. Book your mares early. pair of bteers George will be pleased to call and show the Miss E. Rose Wheeler has returned $5 cash, balance after second return. Terms, $15; goods. Mr Andrews has several con- home, after visiting friends in Mil-for- d owner's risk for $5. Mares kept 3 weeks at grass at tracts already so get your order in and Derby. We work six days in the week, rest the seventh. early so as not to be disappointed A birthday surprise was given about getting your work done on Herbert Joyce by the Grangers on DAVIS FARM, time. iast Friday evening. ' Mrs Solon B. Wales, who has been William Barton is on the sick list. Plumtrees District, Bethel, Conn. quite ill and under Dr Wales' care, H. S. DAVIS & SON, Props is now gaining slowlyq. Raymond Beardsley and M. G. EAST VILLAGE. Huntley of New Preston were guests, of E. E. in Cutler's Sunday, Huntley Mrs Ida Stevens Is paying a visit FOR SALE HORSES. Farms. to her brother, Joseph Dykeman, in AUCTION SALE. HORSES-- We will sell at Misses Mabel and Nan Huntley, ! auction sale. 185 Com- Norwalk. , our regular Friday, at who have been ill ar.d confined to the Horses merce street, one carload ot fresh Iowa hor- Mr and Mrs R. E. Thayer and son, ses, consisting of several matched pairs and house for two weeks, have so far re- several well broke single horses. We will Matthew, of Higganum, were Sunday also have on hand for disposal 50 head of covered as to begin their school acclimated horses consisting of saddlers, guests at the Methodist parsonage. businessland duties at Cutler's Farms school, this Horses! drivers, general heavy draught Phillip Blakeman has so far reco-ere- d horses. These horses will be sold for the week. highest dollar. Horses for any class of bus- as to be out from under the iness can be found here. We also have on H. J. Lord's large new barn is hand our usual line of harness, blankets and doctor's care. Sale which are several new and completion. He expects a Big Auction wagons, among nearing Mrs Arthur J. Smith and daugh- second hand business wagons. Consignments soon as the settles to begin solicited. Private 'sales daily. Do not forget ground ters, Evelyn and Grace, are guests of at 2 P. Hi, Rain or Shine moved around to wo'rk Albert Saturday weihave right the corner on his new residence. Mrs Oscar 185 Commerce Street. This is the only square Sherwood. run horse auction sale in the state of Con- Fohrenback, is in charge of the 75 horses for this one. Car load, 28 Jr., W. W. Bliss shot a white weasel a necticut. We have a sale on every Friday the carpenter work on the new barn. ALANS0N CAN FIELD, head of Iowa horses by matched teams, year round. few day ago. a lot of good busi- Mrs Marshall Beach on Monday big single horses, Mrs Ham-merto- Cf horses B. F. CANNON, Prop., Mr and J. A. Taylor of New Kilford, 101 Years and Six Konths Old, Who Unaided Wa ked ness horses, several good drivine evening, February 22, was given a nice farm chunks. We will New Haven, Conn. are visiting friends in New From His Residence to the Store of W. G. Brown, one a lot 'of most enjoyable surprise party, there day htve 25 head of good acclimated horses, London. 40 in the The Last Week, and Discussed Affairs cf the Day. 20 good second handed horses right out being about assembly. of work that will be all sold for the affair was a triple alliance in a way. high dollar. because.it was Washington's? birth Wapons. Harness. Blanlids.Wh1r. Kobes. day, Mrs Beach's birthday and thatof the lioi su troes at this sale. everytliinKfor her twin brother, Theodore Hubbell, Bring in anything you have to sell to the who was con- Leading Horse Mart ol Connecticut. present' and shared Hamilton Bros, will move to their gratulations with his sister. Mrs new home on Broad St.. Bridgeport, Beach received several gifts. There about the middle of March. was music and singing and a seasoi of social intercourse. Flags and If IV'-- decorations adorned the dining room. The table was loaded with good things to eat. There were petite flags Hamilton Bros., everywhere, the colbr scheme being The Leading Horse Mart of Conn. patriotic, even to red and wnite car- the Depot 749 Water Street, Opposite nations in a blue vase. The birthday Bridgeport cake was a noble one, crowned with Telephone 1138--4. lighted candles and guarded with 183 and 184 George St.. twin hatchets. In fact, pretty con- NEW HAVES. ceits were numerous. The favors were hatchets. The artistic arrange- ments were the work of Mrs H. J. Lord and Mrs Ashley Parker. Fur- GOAL! THE ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE OF SENATOR ANDREW G. BARNES thermore, Mr Beach made the cigat WILLIAM EOAN, STATE SENAT0E A. C. BARNES side good. It was midnight when AT B0ARDMAN. . M. Kilbride. Successor to Of New Milford, aMan Wlose Friends adieus and were First Selectman New and One of Coal Yard st Fndy;Ilook Station. happy returns said. at Milford, the Foremost Business Men Telephone: 88-- 1 are legion. Among those present were Rer and of That Town. THE NE VTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1909. The Newtown Jkc, STOMACH oooooo ooooooccca mm Newtown, 1'rlday, March 12, 1909, 0o0 Qmmmmm Cured in New London by the New Milford. 4 Tonic Treatment ! CONGREGATIONAL CHUHCll Suits Are , NOTES, . Spring; Ready "Wfiicn Strengthens the Organs of E. Itoswell Ilawley, the organist, Digestion and Makes ,a Cure began a series of three recitals, 8nn We are ready for the Spring trade with the finest showing of suits that we have ever had so early in the from the French com That Is Permanent. day night, season. Last week we closed out every 1908 suit on our tables. We start the spring suit season without ONE poxora. The otner two recitals will There are jilmity of rcniPdloa by which last to show , be given on the Sunday evenings of year's garment you. yon can rollove for the time Jioartburn, to March and 2 1st. When you consider also our Clothing outlet from two stores which is decidedly your advantage when pain and biuj oa the stomach nntl can 14th X raothor uorvoui wusatiom and induce The chicken pie sepper Riven by m it comes to a question of quality for price. 'We are confident you will at least see what we are doing in Spring artificial sloop. But when you take the Lathes Sowing society, last Wert' Clothing. We are showing the pick of patterns from 4 of the best Wholesale Tailors, and without a doubt it's your next nicid all your troubles begin npdny evening, was very successful I3 the handsomest and best tailored suit dfsolav' we have ever shown in New Milford. The new tans, ereens. ol-- axregn. both financially and socially. ives and modes decided bone and wave Brown shades are If are for the A strong recommendation of the tonlo The were welcomed lnr the church cj in herring stripes. by. you looking treatment with Dr. Williams' Pink Pills NEW in 1909 Suits we membership on Charles P. Spring can interest you. for stomach troullo in tlm cure of lh Sunday: from the Frod J. Smith, of No. 28 Fraser street, Bentloy, Asylum Avenue chvrch of New London, Conn. In speaking of her Bnptlbt Unrtfot'd; Chester E. Nichols, Homer E. Mis case recently, Mrs. Smith said: . , Nichols, STYLES, FIT, PATTERNS, "I suffered terribly with my stomach Jennie P. Nichols and Miss '.aura R. for ft year and a lmlf and could hardly Nichols from the First Methoflisi W A. a. MAia..in n.un tin Cio cis cia en cio tin 11 cn Oe Ofi cat anything. I had no desire for food Episcopal rourch of South Norwalk, and was distressed by, everything I In the death of Mrs Eli dark this ate. . hood would lie digest- We fear neither or and are under no to because partly church loses a loyal and meni' scrutiny comparison, you obligations, whatever, buy just oaus-in- g worthy ed and ferment on my stomauh, - ber. She Joined this you come in to look.- gas to form. Onoe in a wldle church, together In 1857. I had to vomit but usually I was nnablo with her husnand Oir to although I felt nauseated most of the sympathy goes out t i 'Phineas E. time.' I was troubled with constipation. Clnrk an.! f.imlly, tn Miss Elsie Cum- - 0 My heart would palpitate whenever I mlngs, and to Mrs Mary G. Davk exerted myself like going up stairs and sister of the deceased. had black Great New Milford. I often dizzy spoils, with The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs Barrington. HATCH & specks before my eyes. I was restless DEWEY, Mary Peet, on Church street, Wed yand sleepless, nervous and easily exoited. March lit 3 J Occasionally I had violent headaches nesday, 10, p. ni. Postoffice Block. Sign of the Regal Boot, 'MISS PETTICOATS" A TREMEN- was thin and impure. I was colorless and my hands were swollen, especially DOUS SUCCESS. the had no nor in morning. I strength AVhtin two Boston editors c61labor- - ambition, felt exhausted and was obliged ated under the name of Til-to- n to lie down frequently and rest Dwlght "I tried different medicines and was and wrote that charming book. treated by tliree doctors but received Miss Petticoats," they could J not 10-45- -8 little or no A wanted help. neighbor forsee the tremendous popularity she me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and Thr.f. mnnnc nil Sut.nnlnv next 10 lbs Suear after a few boxes was would arta'a, but. after many editions t45c. Alto that we shall offor a fine lot of taking I greatly at 8c. relieved. continued with there was a Grocery bawlns Drop in, .spend your I the pills and public demand for a play money and save money. was cured. I have had no return of my and this was first produced at the Drink A meim. trouble and give the oredit to Dr. Wil- Splendid BakinK Powder. Boston Theater about five years ago Splendid Premiums. If you have boon thlnklnir about (retting a Manure Spreader but haven't got to It i liams' Pink Pills." , before, don't put it olf, but do It this spring. Fertilizer Is higher than ever, and he'p Every dyspeptic should have a copy and met with instant success, the Ky-o-- to Tea Co., is hard to get. The spreader will save you money on both oi these Items, it is of as V of our diet book which is mailed free to audiences much value to you this year as it ever will be again. When you are buying you will great that n'ghtly crovded Main Street, New Miirora surely want the best, and that one is the address. Send card 123-- 2. ' any postal request this theater pronouncing it Telephone Call for a copy today. Dr. Williams' Pink the most of New Eng- Pills are sold by all druggists, or by charming play Worcester on of 50 land life ever written. Both critics Kemp. mail, postpaid, receipt price, CAR OF WEoiriRN HORSES TO cents per box; six boxes for $2.60, by the and public were unanimous in praise They are a well built spreader, made to stand on hilly, rough land. The new Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Schenec- ARRIVE SATURDAY. ; "Simplex Drive makes them the easiest running spreader on the market. They spread of its magnetic qualities, its original the manure evenly over the ground, which insures an even crop. tady, N.Y. Come around and loo them over. locale and its quaint, strong charac- Car No. 2 of Iowa horses, selected mam ters. It was a strong combination by R. H. Thomas of the firm of Bee-ma- n, ilsff 11' iMf "WE liff '1st 'M "ill' Ii'iT ill if 'M "90 and brought great returns. The Strong & Tnomas, win arrive Only a Jshort time to socure belt buckles, veil etc.. at low heroine is a real American viio at their stables on Saturday, the 13th pins, present H. girl prices. Time is flying, so are these M. or 15th. This win be MALLETT, lived in the cabin of an old whaler Monday, the goods. Ideal prices set by customers ualification team of Corner Main and Church Sts., NEW MILFORD. CONN. 0 in the home of hsr grandfather, wtio, a fine opportunity to select a mean about half values; and while we don't hold out such i with his jolly sailor friends, formed horses for the spring work, as good extravagant prom- ises as this we do insist that our rates a coterie for who was as can be bought in this country. At quaint Agatha, for good jewelry are a bit nearer the same will offer for sale for 'compounding comes called "Miss Petticoats" by them, as the time they ideal than yoa'll ever get again. second-han- d The Clarance Sale On from long experience, a pet name, it being the nearest they about 20' horses and a Don't delay; come in and see if we 7 lbs. Best Special mean what we "careful training and the could pronounce "Mon Petit Coeur," car load of Millburn farm wagons. say. means for selecting drugs ; which her mother called her as Granulated dying MRS LOUISA M. CLARK. Sugar Dependable Dry of the best quality. Our , she gave her into the generous care - facilities, of Capt Stewart. - A - most uncom- Mrs Louisa M. Clark, widow of me. 25cts Goods and on i our experience; a promising villian is Guy Hamilton, late Eli Clark, died Thursday, M. W Hill, Still continues. Call and avail youmlf of the dis- With your choice of bargains offered. complete stock of all who meets his just deserts in the after a sudden attack of heart Bank New Milford. Finest line of Select Groceries to drugs and chemicals es- loss of his riches. Tne Rev Green-achr- e ease. She was a daughter of the late St., D. MILLER, - amount of 50c, making Cash Deal pecially invite your pr- is a mild but very mirthful Welcome Geer of Kent aountain.and Bank Street, New Milford, Ct. 75c for Saturday, Mch. 13 only. scription trade here. character, and a strong vein of wise married Mr Clara in 1843. Nearly and witty satire runs through the the entire married life of the couple, "Just Received." 60 was in New N whole play that gives just theamount years, passed Milford, Farmers' Trading Co., Never Take W. Noble, . of few A of of comedy needed to offset the pa- with the exception a years Large Variety New Milford, Conn. in and a in ' DRUGGM, thetic scenes. and keep the audience passed Washington year New Garden Seeds. Tel. Chances in a mood, v takes a master the West. One sou, Phineas E. Bank Street, New jVWford. harpy it fri and an Miss Yellow and white onion sets, Fancy With a Cold. All colds are 98. hand to accomplish this just the Clark, adopted daughter, and Telephone seed oats. Grass seed, all kinds. serious dangerous. Stop the cold at once. and "Miss Elsie Cummings, survive her. The There lies the only Get a box of right proportion, piquant Cotton seed meal for fertilizer, best safety. funeral was on Petticoats" preserves, just the right attended, Saturday meal, highest analysis, Carriage Making A. D. S. Grip and Cold Remedy. balance for a successful play, and the afternoon, Rev George Herbert John- i Flour, feed, grain, hay, salt, gluteu ' 25c the Box. " mark- fine company who are son officiating.- - The pallbearers were feed, Molasses Feed, best on the Repairing presenting et. this to" crowded houses will ap- J. T. Underhill, Jr., John Paine, Albert play A large stock of men's and boy's Painting Evitts, Druggist, pear at the New Milford Opera house Jerome Judd and Arthur C. Titus. shoes. Also full line rubbers and rub- Horseshoeing Telephone 33, NEW MILFOBD Thursday evening, April 1, under the The burial was in the Center ceme- ber boots. First class with the choicest and Jobbing. auspices of Good Shepherd lodge, No. tery, New Milford. Mrs Clark was a market, of meats and poultry. ' 6 J,. I. O. O. F. their own ar- devout member of the Congregational . 200 Patterns ( bringing Select groceries a specialty. Flowers! tistic costumes and beautiful church, uniting with it in 1851. Get our before ' scenery prices purchasing Narcissus and From 8c to $1.40. especially designed for the elsewhere. Fresias, great DR STAUB BUYS H. S. MYGATT'S J. Carnations and Violets. of "Miss Petticoats." T. Mulcahy, play PLACE. Sole Agents for Railroad Lead. Hatch & MarshJ Elm St, New Milford. Fred C. New Milforck ' IN SECRET SOCIETY CIRCLES. Ackley, Hoyt, Dr George E. Staub has bought RaIlroad!and Bridge Streets, Tel. 165-- 5. Osborne & Stone, Good Shepherd lolge, No. 35 IO. the place of Henry S. Mygatt, facing New Milford. 0. F., will confer the first on the and will take possession in Sucoessors to O. A. Way Co.. degree park, MERRYALL. Pt.Ints, Wall Paper, Glass Window Shades, four candidates, this week Thursday the near future. A Fine Line Of Pure and and Fresh Tobacco Paper Twine, eveningi and next week Thursday New Mllford, Ct. The Pleasant in Miss Iva returned home evening, vMarch 18, will confer the Claudius place Murray Double Har- Dairy Products 143-- 3. been sold a visit in AVellsville, Telephone second degree on five candidates. All North Spectacle lake, has from JYiday. Heavy to James and Bertha of Nor members are requested to be present. Murphy, Mr an Mrs Charles Heinan called New Milford in ness Creamery. A Reba-ka- wich, who will take possession on at Ore Hill Suuday. regular meeting of Palm h their parents W. A PARCELLS. Prop. after extensive re- CHAS.A. PARCELLS lodge, No. 4), will be held Wed- April, making George DaWs is to leave H. W. Suitable for Farm or Team Work Mjrr pairs. The sale was made through six nesday evening, March 17. A box Murray's, .where he has been for The Line Ever in New Mil- the of Phineas E. Clark. Largest Shown sociable will be the attraction for the agency years, having ta.en Otis Benedict's ford, Also six or seven extra fine hand made been inBi-ffalo- , single driving harness. evening. James Sullivan has farm at Ore Hill. Stein aad N. Y., fcr a week. It seems like old times to see Hot Water Miss Bessie J." Northrop attended Mr and Mrs Walter B. Leaven again P old saw logs going to mill, as all the Frank Uniqu Heaters,7 a surprise party and dance in n.ent, worth, who have been housed up with Evitts, mills on the streams have fallen Into Mandfactdrbd by Monday night. grip colds, are out again. New ' decay. But Jacob Schaska has a Railroad Street, Milford. Mrs J. F. Farley of Providence. R. Mrs Rj S. Todd has been in Bridge A. NORTHROP, steam mill which is being well j. Prop., I., is the guest of her parents, Mr and port spending a few days with her Nkw Milford, Oonr. Mrs L. N. Jennings. sis"ter, Mrs Charles patronized. Hoyt. It Will Pay You to Visit Manager M. W. luacOmber of the Frank Morehouse and his daugh Emil Schrack has left the Percy : local and moved back to his own. JOHN BONJIONO, si-- : : I i 5 I ' telephone ortice has rented the ter, Miss Cornelia, are to take up place 3 a i ! i I Jf Ji J r H.D.Hine's Studio rooms occupied by CTk. Trowbridge their residence in D. C. Daniel Cooley and wife . have Infold Brick Block formerly occupied br Washington, Evitts' Drugstore, NEW MILFOUD. She's the batisfied Owner and will take possession April 1. Mr and Mrs Charles Jacobs of New moved In with his Etepfather. NEW MILFORD, Merritt W. Hill, the well known York, were guests," over Sunday, of has been on the sick Boot and Shoe Mr Peterson Is you want to see the latest de- , Of tt e ir basket rom was in Mr Mrs jeweler, Danbury, Tuesday. and A. H. McMahon. list the past week. in the Art. Repairing. " James L. McEwan signs Photographic has closed his Henry Donnelly and Miss Lizzie moved to Mrs I. B. Smith has Mat- FIrstClass Work Guaranteed. Gro- meat market in and returned Donnelly attended the funeral of Mrs New Styles, New Designs, Our Reliable Derby Wethersfield, taking her two young to New Milford. James Martin in N. Y., tings. Brooklyn, est sons, so they can be near better Miss George F; of Derby last week cery, Pixley Friday. schools. She Is spending the week Everything that goes with a first Home Made visited friends in town, the first of Mrs Fannie been a Where ttae'puresc, freshest Coffees and Teas,, , Touissaint has in New Milford. class studio. preserved traits in cans and glass, finest Olive the week. victim of one of the prevailing grip Oils, Catsups, and the entire list of necessi- Ezra Hendricks, who has spent ties and table luxuries await the appreciative Tickets for "Miss Petticoats," com- colds. Candy! ' We the and we strive most of the winter with Fresh every day. The most carefully se- public keep only best, ing to the New Milford house Mrs O. been hisdaughter, Pool Room, lected stock of to keep our prices just as attractive. Come Oper Henry Warner has Temperance Fruit. Orangea, Bananas. we've went to Northville, Sunday, with his Nobli Bknnett'8 Block, Grape Fruit, Nuts, Malaga Grapes. fnand judge if succeeded.! Thursday evening, April 1, will be visiting relatives in Pawling, N. Y. son, S. B. Hendricks, for an indefi- DnlSame Floor With Harris' Barber Shop, placed on sale at W. N. Noble's drug Charles Parker is visiting at his G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE,. ; LEACH, nite time. BANK ST. NEW MILFOBD, CI. store, Thursday, March 18. As the home in Providence. R. I. Bank 8treet. New Milford Church New Milford. and his Three.Good Tables. Street, demand for tickets is sure to be brisk Miss, Alice Bell is the guest of Mrs Sherman Morehouse family . Telephone 2. last Temperance Drinks. it will be for the interest of all to Charles Simmons. t were at Lee Stone's, one day ' week. Call and P A PleasantAfternoon Stiles & buy early. Dr R. S. Todd, the veterinarian, is r Evening Marsh, P. Miss'.Josie Bogottie has been visit- having his office and veterinary hos- Edgar Peet Is cleaning up the SUEVETORS, Edward Martin ing friends in "Mine Waterbury. pital repainted in handsome style. brush on his place, called the Taylor & Buckingham, T United Bank Bid.. New Milford. Con. . Miss Abbfe Bennett has been havi- James S. Is the a decided Im ' PLUMBING" and Bennett of Southbury property," making Ceitrattm aid BuiU.rs, Will conttaue the ng1 a tussle see Woodbury'nd Southbury HEATING with the grip. , artist Mr Bennett has also painted provement We shall expect to Byroad Street, New Milford, Ok practice. us 137- -3. Mr 'and Mrs Robert Dunlao are the double house of Dr Todd on East it In hands of some man in BatlmttM furaUhed oa Telephone at No. AH Kinds of Tlo and Sheet Iron Work the city cheerfully Uritor in fmaU contract. CUSTOM H.C.KABSB visiting Waterbury. avenue. a few years. . 1M Railroad St, NEW MILFORD. CI." Tel Re UM. 16 THE NEWTOWN BEE, . FRIDAY, MARCH 12. 1909.

Thursday, February 18. After a wed-din- g trip the returned to Roxbury to make their homo. Mr Fuchsia hat n taken a position with Frank H. Tierce C3 $ s s o mm in the touth part of the town for the Reliable pomlnii ieaon. and haiMegun house- - Raincoats. kveplntr in Mr Pierce tonementi ' houxe. A raincoat has bo many useful qualities that New JUIIord. every man needs one. A cheap coat Is only a short- JUST lived affair a disappointment. A good raincoat is. now ownor John A. Anderson, of worth the be it little or much. A the Peck has flttod up his prico, genuine burn, coat never fails to make Btabli'H In the nioHt xanltury manner. Cravenette good if you buy To create a sensation He lino a fine herd of Aryhlre I'iws, it here, because we pat good worsteds into our rain all and U aiming to. Rive hla customers coats, and tailor them as carefully as our regulation we have taken In Now Mllford the best the market overcoats. affords. New We show a of Oxford "and our Spring Moscb slipped while lifting big range black, gray Many to Suits at $13 and $5 a barrel of flour, and has since beon Cravenettes pricedrom $12 $3U. laid up with t lime back. Ask tosee the new Military Collar Raincoat. and put them on sale O. W. Marcy, the popular auction- eer, Is laid up with an attack of the week .1. A. Dolnn. for this at grip, attended by Vr Overcoats are ready too handsome with Spring E. II. Marry passed Sunday in the new and brightercolors, $12 to $25. his father, 0. W. Matty, at South -- Kent. Spring Suits Spring Hats Spring Furnishings Mrs E. H. Marcy Is visiting In Spring Shoes. Bridgeport. John MalU'tt, who has recently been employed in Falls Village, has taken a position in Glldersleeve. Oscar Darwin has accepted a po- sition with R R Valrcblld of Nl.ihols. INCORPORATE! All-woo- l, alpaca Edward Beach and William Marcy visited friends In Falls Village, the lined. newest TO MEN WOMEN X CHILDREN The last of the wet k. OUTFITTERS BRIDGEPORT, CONN. shades.; The You can buy seven pounds of the Spring best fine granulated sugar for 25c I best tailored cloths with your choice' of 50c worth best t ; . line of groceries In town, all for 73c in America. cash. Saturday, March 13 only. At fever pa'tient of the Sanford school will Nichols f. ihc store of Farmers' Trad- One Weak visit his parents in Brookline, the last quality.. Spot. of this week. ing Co. , H. B. Curtis and Nathan Curtis Another invoice of boxes of Most Newtown have a Weak Worth Coming eight People SPECIAL SALE OF SHOES. were in Stamford, Sunday. .lellclous seedless grape fruit. Fanoy Part and too Often It's the Back. Men's $3.t0 and $4 shoes, $2.49; Miles to laifw ones, ft for 25c. Also fancv Mrs Clarence E. Bllton and family purchase. has a weak ladies' $2.50 and $3 shoes, $1 99; sweet Gootl oranges, 50c a Everyone spot. Monday in oranges. h, spent Bridgeport. Too often It's a bad tack. children's shoes, 10 per cent redirj-tlo- peck. At Farmers' Trading Co. follow sudden twist. at French's, Bethel. H. B. Maurer has a fine THE TALK Now white tat mackeral o..K, only Twinges every purchased Dull and of horses to use on his farm. flvo and 10 cents each. New herring. aching keeps up,' day pair bay GO TO FnENCH'S, BETHfc,, e night. OF THE TOWN. Nl-- macksral, ?1 pa.' At Farmers' Tells you the kidneys need help Trading Co. ail your shoes and save from e. For, PCR SALE A of four old De- For backacne is kidney-ach- pair year Herbert while working at really 10 per Cent to 35 per cent at hi3 von steers, well broken and well maUiied. Michael Hanover the Beach homestead on West Ariet Shoe sale. Cavanaugh, I iM Special Newtown, Conn. suffered a fall, receiving soue severe A kidney cure Is what pou needv Copyright. Do-.n'- cu-- e kid- r bruises on the head and body. , Kiduej Pills sick i 1903. by f Rev Mr cf Torrington was neys, L. ADLEXM Linsley SHI at St John's on Cure backache and all urinary Ills. sr the BROS. & CO. special preacher, Wednesday evening. Newtown people recommend the Mr and Mrs W. D. Wanzer are the remedy. happy parents of a son , born Satur- ' W. P. Tomliii, living on Main St.. day. Mr Wanzer is one of the larg- Newtown, says: "Doan s Kidney Pills est raisers of tobacco in the valley were first recommendbd to-m- e a and now that he has two boys to by help him, perhaps he will double his frieudu aho'tf wo years aco. At :he acreage next year. lime I was greatly annoyed w'th a Dr Charles A BIdencope, a surgeon lame bac". and pains in ny shoulders chiropodist, will be at the barber shop of Paul Jtotbkawro every Friday untii and the top of my head. Stoop'ng notice. i further or any over-ex- e tion made me feel u miserable and tue kidney secretions HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHSERS. . Quaker's Farms. on account of their Irregular action caused me much inconvenience. Aft- Bridgeport, Conn. DEER CALL AT SCHOOLHOUSE. er using two or three boxes cf Doan's The teacher in the Bowen hill school Pills, procurr from C. H. was visited, Monday afternoon, shortly Finch's drug store, I was better in after she had dismissed her school, by recom- a buck deers and two does. They were every way and can certainly also seen by others in the neighbor- mend this remdj' to anyone similar hood. . ly affected." Mr Ames is expected home For sale by all dealers. Price 50 row, having been out of town a week. cents. Foster-Milbur-n Co., Buffalo) ' STOMACH DISTRESS. Intestinal griping. This will all go, Harry Tomhnson took his place as drill Xew York, sole agents for the United DR. W: H. SAGE, . and, besides, there will be no sour master while he was away food left over in the stomach to poison Henry Hicock and Clara J. Hawkins States Of Whose Death Occurred on your breath with nauseous odors. of Southbury were at J. Mabel Lum's, Remember the name Doan's Woodbury, Every family here ought to keep is a certain cure for last Friday evening. - Wednesday. some in as Pape's Diapepsin ' and take no other. ,' Diapepsin the house, any all stomach mi-ier- because it will Mr and Mrs John Nash of Shelton of In- one of you may have an attach take hold of food and digest it spent a part of last week as guests of or Stomach trouble at your REDDING. digestion any just the same as if your stomach his sister, Mrs James T. Tomlinson. time, day or night. was'nt there. The ladies met with Mrs C A. Da- This will GRANGENOTES. harmless preparation Actual relief for all your vis, Tuesday .vFeDruary 23, to sew and Think Well eat and overcome a ;prompt The Redding grange held an interest gest anything you stomach misery is at your Pharmacist, for a social afternoon. They will .aour stomach five minutes afterwards. ing meeting on Wednesday night when for you. meet with Mrs W. G. Tomlinson, Tues- . If meals don't or waiting there was a debate on The . Land your tempt you, These nt cases contain day, March 9. The officers are : presi- Before You what do seems to fill large Boone." A. C. Gorham on the Buy! little you eat you, more than sufficient to cure a case of dent, Mrs Carrie Tomlinson ; secretary, negative or like a of lead in and A. G. Barnett on the affirmative. lays lump your Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Mrs Ella Hawkins, treasurer, Mrs srnmacn. nr it vninnvp neflirniirn. Annie Both sides were ably supported. P. R. Kemp. had a on the Let us tell some points that the other man that is a sign of indigestion. Mrs C. C Ryder, who has been sick Bradley splendid paper you thinking ,' nt same The was in- Ask your Pharmacist for a with a very hard cold for the past two subject. grange has not: Our Eigines are tke best. Their merits create case of and one A. J. Sherwood of Pape's Diapepsin take KOXBUKT. weeks, is so she can sit up, and Mr Ry- spected by Deputy after There Eaaton. At the next meeting a class the demand, therefore good sellers. Monarch '.Engines triangule supper der, who has been confined to his bed .. 4-- of four will receive the first and sec- n -- i ii :ii r. r?. :u ,' will be no sour risings, no belching of few is y. uu wo vvmuu. - WEDDING. a days, better rf j ui ii.imat uiaiui mcj j. viii muiiwj.it. i n u.vv- undigested food mixed with acid, no Mrs Stratton of Stevenson is ond, degrees. of and Miss Mary Come and let us demonstrate to stomach gas or heartbutn, fullness or Carl Puchala this place Mrs J. T. Tomlin- Mrs Sarah Osborne passed her 97th meht.to Everyone. you. visiting her sister, ' heavy feeling in the stomach, Nausea, Annie Kridgcish of Bridgeport were son. birthday on Monday. She received some of our in in on strong points. Debilitating Headaches, Dizziness or united marriage Bridgeport Phil Davis has entered tne employ of many calls and congratulatory notes. Mr Waltermire of Five Mile Hill. Mrs .Henry Wharton, who has been Real estate agents with pjrties are ill in Bethel for several weeks, will re- E. S. & busy looking at several farms in this turn home soon. Fairchild Son, x The Misses Emma and Ruth Reid are vicinity. P. O.: Route 4, Bridgeport. NICHOLS, CONN. AT LIBRARY CORNER. W. G. Tomlinson and R. Z. Hawkins spending a few weeks with friends in returned from their -- trip south on Washington, D. C. V Saturday last. Mrs E. W. Dewey has gone on a few Miss Leila Hubbell has a position in weeks trip to Montana. On her re- Derby at present. , turn she will begin improvements on Isaac De Forest of Deajjr spent the her new home in Pleasant Valley. week's end with friends and acquain- Mrs Stephen , Sanford is spending tances in this place. several weeks with her sister, Mrs Harry Tomlinson'and R. H. Wooster Fred Burritt, in Weston. ' Hats went fox hunting, last Saturday. Up- Master Tracy Andrews, the scarlet L L A N on shot S Spring their return their proved to be n 0 a coon. ! large Have Advanced In Price FOB SALE A good farm wagon, nearly Not SOUTH BRITAIN. new. Arthur r. Smith, Newtown, Ct. Miss Ida Warner of Washington is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs Wales Warner. Our assortment of tke is Gordon Stevenson is shingling and suappy Spring styles otherwise repairing the buildings on splendidly complete the newest shapes and colors the farm recently bought of Mrs Sam- is extra for tne The. uel Post. Oxfords every hat value money. Mrs William Mitchell was called to Spring self-conform- ing fits head. week, the illness "GUYER" the hat any Bridgeport, last by . DUCPHS PATENTS of her mother. . for less $3.00. Other attractive hat styles money. Mrs Arthur Abbott and daughter of Corrective , Shoes . that will Middlebury 'spent two days at William . FOR WOMEN E. Mitchell's. cure all foot troubles ahd many DERBIES-- $2, $2.50 and $3 Mrs Le Roy Mitchell and daughter, other troubles that are caused Ruth, have been visiting in New 50FT HATS-- $1, $1.50 and $2. by ill fitting shoes. . Write or call booklet on Mrs John Squires is seriously ill with for, - Are Now pleurisy. Dr Green attends her. Arriving. Spring goods interest you now our store is full Mrs Samuel Pierce has been ill with Anatornik Shoes. of the newest fashion fancies for Men, Young Men, grip. and Richardson is slowing improving Men's Women's, per pair,"" and Children. Now is the time 4o look into the Spring !Mrsher recent illness, $8.00 J3uit and Overcoat question, while stocks are new and ji The awyer employe! by John Mit- Children's, $4 to $6 chell had the misfortune to catch his complete. Stop in and see the new things. - hand in the belt, badly crushing his fingers. Miss Sara Piatt was home over Sun- W. K. MOLLAN, day. Miss Gladys Pierce spent part of last week in Waterbury. -- 1026 Main St.,: Bridgeport. Elliott Bradley has been laid up with HUBBELL BROS., 'MM the grip. 1 MBRIDOEPORT.OONa Mrs Leibert entertained her sister Agents, Express paid one way on purchases of $3. 1 MAINfJOILISI from New York, last week. Mr and Mrs Edward Mitchell have DERBY, CONN. returned from Ohio. ,

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