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VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1908. NUMBER 81

v ' ' ' u." n . one credit on the TRINITY PARISH. ' .;-- reflecting high lady in charge, Mri W. S. Merwin. Nellia Sherwood Bhowed choice carnations SUNDAY SERVICES. and roses.. Frederick Sturges made a choice of dahlias. Miss Anna At 10 a. m., Holy Communion ; at .ft display exhibited rare and 11 a. m., morning service with sermon Jennings many beautiful flowers. Miss Elizabeth by the rector; at 12 m., Sunday school, Morehouse had the collection at 7.30 p. m. evening prayer. Home News and Comment. largest of cut flowers shown by any amateur The class will meet for re- f3jK and was awarded the jardiniere offered singing D. M. ifead Co. Boothe Broth-er- a hearsal on Friday at 3. , by the Friday and Saturday are Ember days. showed a stunning piece composed Monday is St Matthias' day Of asters aad dahlias. In the curio room in the basement of the club house John W, Morehouse Bhowed a wooden H. GIBSON MAKES IMPROVE-MENJ- S. S mould board plow that was a curiosity. ,He also showed old kitchen and fire - utensils of S. Club v place Revolutionary days H. Gibson is making Improve- Country r that are rare to find. A choice linen ments along tbe front of his where irk lot, - woven Mrs Eva Muller in old 9- spread by the watering tank for horses used . 1807 was exhibited. An old to do when Fair fanning duty, the trough was not f mill which dated from 174G attracted clogged up. Martin Swanson and Ralph much attention. W. O. Burr showed Whitlock are at work in a new putting GREENFIELD HILL. a stunning robe made from the hide tank, five feet, six inches across the AT of a cow. top by two feet in depth to be supplied ' with water from an underground pipe. THE ART DEPARTMENT ' This will be as fine a drinking fountain Fine Weather and 'A Big as there is in the state, with was given the space on thefstagein pure main hall and was In of spring water and Newtown may well Show. the charge Miss Lena Dowd. The exhibits were feel proud o.f the accomplishment and the man behind it that has to choice, particularly in the line of deco- given it china. Most of the exhibitors in the town. No longer one needs to wait Tuesday morning dawned bright and rated for another horse to drink for there clear and the hearts of the officers and this line were from Bridgeport and i 0 Mrs Charles Walters and Mrs will be plenty of room for all to get committee of the Country Club were il arouna and happy because the day i Mary Esther Billings, Mrs Frederick the tank. bright Mrs promised to be one that would fill the '.i sur, Burr of Fairfield, Henry Burr and fair grounds, the day being the opening 111 others. One had a hana-painte- d set of ST ROSE'S, . i 12 of the eisrhth annual fair of the club. plates, in number, and were offered one and for sale at $75, and a coffee set of 9 The day proved to be an ideal Tuesday at o'clock, a month's three pieces at $20. J. J. Walshe of mind very early the people began to arrive requiem High mass for the repose were well exhibited some very hand- of soul Michael Mc and before noon the grounds Bridgeport the of the late of the some paintings, which were not in was Father Fox. covered and the expectations Carthy celebrated by de- for premiums. and are officers realized, and the different competition Wednesday, Friday Saturday were filled with exhibits. Ember ; of partments THE LADIES' INDUSTRIAL DE days fasting days obligation. to be a success in Father Fox went to The fair proved big PARTMENT. Deep River, and the exhibits in the dif- ,'. Thursday; to attend the ex- every way dedicatory credit Hi ' of efficient ercises of Catholic ferent departments reflect great was in charge that lady, a new orphan asyl- wives um. on the farmers and their thrifty Club House, Greenfield Hill. Mrs S. CBradley, who said the exhib- section Country Father Fox and othres not farmers in this its were the largest at any fair the announced, last Sunday, offices and committees club had. The cake and that on account the recent of country. The 3 Headquarters Greenfield Hill Fair. has bread, pie o' repairs to be con- was in of Mrs W. the annual fair will be held earlier than who worked like beavers are department charge usual. gratulated on the success of their H. Wilson. That popular Bridgeport efforts as about the grounds distributor of ladies' shoes, W. K. Mol-la- n, everything W. H. Wilson, Edward P. to the number of seeds in a sunflower Reds, Partridge Cochins Foth of was in order.and the exhibits.'in Southport; ;Joe had a case of the latest in ' Miss Elizabeth perfect Morehouse, Horace Banks, Curtis head and turban squash. Everyone Fairfield, Single and Rose comb Rhode' styles Egan returned, the different departments were very shoes, including the famous Dorothy after two weeks Banks, Franklin Banks, Talcott Banks, had the opportunity to guess on both. Island Reds. The blue ribbon was Wednesday night, very and in fact left no " Dodd. niclj displayed they Everett Banks of Greenfield Hill. The The one the nearest to the in all these exhibit.;;;. pleasantly spent with New Haven and stone unturned for the comfort and guessing veryjprominent friends. ... judges of the cattle department were number of the seeds in the sunflower THE BUILDING FOR VEGETABLES Wallingford of all who attended the fair. 1THEPETST0CK pleasure Water S. Hine of Derby, B. B. Meek- received free a fine wheel hoe, and t Nothing but praise was heard on was a wonder to all for the season had i Mr Mrs er of Bridegport and Lewis S. Burr of the one guessing nearest on the squash the west end of e and Fred Leise spent Satur- side for the treatment received departmenCin j'th been dry and unfavorable for produc-in- gt every Weston. - seed was presented with a hne steel was this day and Sunday with friends in Bridge- the exhibitors and all who attended poultry building the largest he a finer showing of veg- by Just after the closed, Tues- swivel nlow. The American Memorial W. best,but port. of the fair. As one en- judging year of any in the fair's history. and fruits were never exhibit- the three days there was a of Co. of had an exhibit etables tered the were day afternoon, parade Bridgeport just Burr Hill, the superintendent, loooked ed fair in the state and those grounds they greeted the oxen and steers, headed by Nellis west of Boothe Brothers, of their at any James J. of New York with fine music from Wheeler and Wil- carefully after it. In the poultry who visited the state fair at Hartford Bradley City H. Sherwood, of the Country bronze monuments. F. A. Morehouse Kennel has been on friends in son band of on the grand president building the Food Supply Co.,i said the exhibition there was not to be calling Sandy Bridgeport club, on horse back and the Wheeler of Bridgeport was in charge. Among of had a exhibit of Hook for a few days. stand whi.h was all finely decorated Fairfield, big their, compared with it 'The building was a and Wilson band, and it was a fine the attractions outside the building was dog foods. There was also in the cen'-- j with flags and streamers. '" beautiful sight' and everything was so sight, There were 40 pairs of steers the Mother Goose tent just east of ter of the a fine of field' Ladies' fall skirts in Mercerized satin l A new and convenient secretary's building display nicely displayed that it added greatly and oxen in line which would be hard the vegetable building and thw was corn, which included the Yellow and, and silks Curtis & Co.'s. office has been erected, this year, to the attractiveness. The big squash at Taylor, to duplicate in any section of the coun-- well looked after by Mrs George F. White Foster Gold Nug-- which stands just north of the vege- Dent, Flint, i and pumpkin near the east entrance of v In the blooded stock Sherwood of Westport and largely and ; also table building. The building formerly Ury. department get Sturges Hybred varieties the were a wonder to all. We still have to remind you of the there was a showing of fine ani- patronized. There was also the and building used for the show, has been nicely good pic popping corn of several varieties There were a number that weighed 100 in ladies.' and dog mals and some the owners' Were where could ..your bargains misses, boys' that ture gallery you get . wheat and buck' fitted up for the poultry show, which bags of rye, oats, pounds or more, but John S. Sherwood school shoes. If you have not already justly proud of. The largest exhibitors picture taken while you waited ; the wheat," which were of note. ' has so fast this year they filled " worthy ,of who is 81 years old, and purchased it will pay you to look up grown in this were O. G. Jen target shot and. other attractions. Southport, the old building as well as their new department father of Nellis F. Sherwood, the Sandy Hook Shoe Store. ningsof Fairfield, Randolph Bradley John H. Obsorne looked after the THE COUNTRY CLUB HOUSE EN president auarters. The large barn has been of the club, had the prize. It weighed of Redding, H. K. Elwood of South-por- t, booth where soft drinks were sold and fitted for the dog show, TIRE 1C5 and was about four feet in M. nicely up John H. of B. A. Mrs D.B. Adams after the booth. pounds Miss Alva and Alice D. Easton, second time is, Ogden Easton, candy also which this year for the More- sales- was given over to the various sections circumference. There were the who has been spending a few , weeks Bulkley of Southport, Edward Pi F. W. Tomlinson, the affable under the rule of the American Ken- of the Ladies' Industrial Mammoth Mangel Wurtzel but one of Mrs M. Edwin H. Meeker, G. H. Mer-i- n, man of the firm of Peck & departments, with their grandmother, J. nel club. Several other and house, popular which would more'than fill a have changes F. of Greenfield Lines of was on the and was thronged with visitors. In the cut up Whaley, at Postmaster Page's, been George Buttery Co., Bridgeport, ex- - improvements have made about center of the main hall was the booth peck measure. One musk melon . returned to their home in Agawam, Hill, Thomas L. Kohlar of Tashua. grounds, Wednesday, and Thursday, the grounds to add to the pleasure and for sale of an artistic hibited weighed 16 . pounds, of the Other exhibtors were Clarice Banks, presenting all with a pretty riding the fancy work, comfort of all. creation. adorned Montville The exhibits ot Clarence Parrock of Westport, W. B. whip. S. Beckwith of Fairfield catered Potted ferns the variety. canopy overhead and the of the Lima beans, sweet corn, tomatoes and Checker club of Hook had - DAY OF Hill of Fairfield, Charles Feitner of for the refreshments which were in a beauty The Sandy TUESDAY THE FIRST was much commented on. and in fact the and W. Bridgeport, Hawkins of Fair- west of the lunch counter and arrangement potatoes everything a set to, recently, George THE FAIR, Henry tentjust Miss Banks was in vegetable kingdom was there and such Graham beat Robert Boisvert in a field, Miss Emma Ferris of Greenfield his meals, as well as the quick service, Georgia charge here, assisted by Mrs Brothwell, Miss quality and size it made one open his contested . was cattle day 'and it was a beautiful Hill, Miss Martha Hill of Southport. gave the best of satisfaction to all. closely game.;; f Edith and and wonder if one and there were about 1400 people In the sheep and swine exhibit, al- Bulkley others. Through eyes they actually grew out main hall colored The exhibit of and of on the to see the excellent ex- not there were some fine THE POULTRY DEPARTMEN , the lanterns, Jap gourds squash Edith who has grounds though large, f Frederick C. in the center of Miss Quackenbush, hibit of cattle and blooded stock. The animals and were blue ribbon anese umbrellas and nags were used Sturges, vacation they the attracted a deal of been spending her at home, exhibit of cattle this year was consid winner exhibits. In these which this year surpassed any pre- profusely in the decorations. building, great has to New Rochelle, N. Y., to departments attention as did the exhibited gone erable than last and the quality Oliver H. Meeker of Greenfield Hill, vious record and well filled its new The display of canned fruit and jel gourds by take school work larger as was lies was the show seen at Mrs Anna The ex up again. was there also, lhere were 4b pairs Hubbard Blakesley and B. A. Bulkley quarters as well the old, capably fine, largest Jennings. largest w. u. fair in the state this Espec- hibition in vegetables was that of of oxen and steers on the grounds and of Southport, O. G. Jennings of Fair- managed by the superintendent, any year. The ex ially to be commended was the exhibit Frederick C. Sturges, Henry Sturges, and Mrs Ives and Miss Edna Ives there were many fine and valuable field, Clayton Nichols of Westport, Eli Burr, of Southport largest Mr from Hockanum of 120 cans of fruit made Mrs Wil Mrs Anna Jennings, O. G. of Mr Misses and the owners were justly proud Wakeman of Plains were in hibit of poultry was by Jennings of Bridgeport, Collins, Mary, pairs Lyon's Green-fil- d " ' Hill Farm of who exhibited liam Banks. She was awarded the Fairfield, Miss Susan Nichols of Maud and Loretta Collins of New York, of them. charge. : Westport, Buff Cochins. Buff Leghorns, Brown first premium of $5 and the special Hill. Besides these there wera a min iQva haan ntnnmncr wit.h Mrs f!nl- - Among the largest exhibitors were In the department of stallions, mares, who had Chinese geese, Pepin ducks, Black premium given by the D. M. Read Co. host of others from all the surrounding lahon of Sandy Hook, leftorrWednes-iW- J. Sherwood of Westport, colts and draught horses there wa3 a ; or of For the second best fFrederick C. was in five Joseph E. Jennings, five good showing of very fine blooaed ani- Mmorcas, etc U. it. Hair Bridge- Bridgeport. country. Jennings day for their homes. pairs, collection of canned Miss Susan of the show. Hiram Morgan of Newtown six mals. Exhibitors in this class were port, exhibited Barred Plymouth Rocks, fruit charge vegetable pairs, S. C. Buff Nichols was awarded T. L. Kohlar of Tasnua four E. T. Bedford, Miss Ruth McFarland. S. C. White Leghorns, Leg- $2.50. IN THE FRUIT DEPARTMENT Miss who has been a pairs, Mus-cove- Glidden, guest Sea Bantams, White y Mrs Willmer Pratt, Miss Jennie Hall Mrs pairs, Randolpn Bradley three pairs, Green's Farms; B. A. Bulkley of horn, Bright was also an which at the Inn, called on Callahan of ; O. Miss in there exhibit we Dan-bur- y, ducks, white Angora rabbits and Ethel Knapp were charge and looked over house and the blue ribbon floating from their Southport, Rundle & White of doubt if could be Sandy Hook, the H. Meeker of Greenfield Hill, black at the candy counter and did a rushing it duplicated any- where some of her ancestors were cattle told the story. Other exhibitors William Anderson of Winnipiac, where tnis and it made South-por- Emdine and S. O. Rhode business. year, fairly of cattle were Clayton Elwell of t, A. H. Sanford of Redding, Dwight S. duck, geese born in 1830. It was the old Merritt Island Bucklin of The exhibit of baskets Mrs one's mouth water to look at them. " R. Eastwood of John Fanton of C. Reds; E. Fairfield, fancy by in those days;-- E. Stepney, Westport, John Wheeler, The are scarce this but place a large exhibit of Barred Plymouth W. J. Martin of Fairfield was very apples year Hawkins, Franklin Banks. Howard Emory J, Schotsky of Bridgeport, Dr was exhibited and - Mereness of much admired. Miss H. M. Alvord nearly every variety John Wakeman of Fairfield, Wil- Bahannon of Norwich, T, L. Cook of Rocks.; Mrs A. Fiske of Mrs Richard Gaffney and daughter, Hull, Rocks showed some the quality was there, as it was also in liam Wilson, Edward P. Morehouse, Greenfield Hill, ' Lewis W. Davis of Bridgeport' Barred Pymouth Stratford stunningly Miss Eleanor,;returned to Yonkers, N. and White W. O. Burr of handsome the pears, peaches, grapes and plums. Horace Banks, Curtis Banks, Everett Plattsville. Simon C. Bradley was in Leghorns ; rugs. ' Y., after spending a month with Mr White F. A. In the of the small fairs of In a special case by itself Henry C. Banks of Greenfield Hill, W. J. Sher- charge of the horse department and he Southport, Wyandottes, majority and Mrs Edward Kilbride. Burr of Rose Comb Rhode the state the floral exhibit is Sturges of Fairfield had an exhibit of wood William T. Peck, Arthur Sher- was tne right man for the place. On Fairfield, generally of Island W. E. Hulse of Fairfield, poor, but the Country club people had eight varieties peaches, eight of wood of Westport, J. B. Downs of Tuesday the judges of horses were F. Reds; one of blackberries and one of W. C. Turner was called to Geneva, L. N. - white Cochins, S. C. Rhode Island a beautiful show for the season, and grapes, Newtown, J. H. Heimerrick, Wheeler of Monroe and Henry Carte- plums and it was a feast to the eye to N. Y., last week, by the death of his of Mallett of Tashua, Philip Gerhardt son. stand and look at it. In the building James L. Turner. He was 65 Banks of brother, Lyon's Plains and William it H. W. Coley of Westport had a fine ex of age. of cat- MACHINERY years Weston. After the judging the IN THE .BULIDING hibit of strained and comb honey and a took and the tle the drawing place colony of bees at work. Miss Anna May 'Betts returned to contest was so close ' The Blue Ribbon Auto & Carriage Co. Wednesday, the second day of the Syracuse university, Tuesday. of had in the east end of was horse The man THAT EXCITEMENT RAN Bridgeport fair, day. weather THE a fine exhibit of made HIGH. the builidng autos, the fair people joyous by sending Mr and Mrs C. E. Betts of New York carriages, wagons, harnesses, blank- a fine day and very early in the day City have been visiting in Sandy Hook, In the close weight under 3000 pounds, ets, whips and everything the horseman the crowd began to gather and kept the past two weeks, the guests of their W. J. Sherwood took first prize, Ches- and autoist needs. The exhibit was coming until late in the day. This day mother, Mrs R. N. Betts, and taking ter Try rell second, Hiram Morgan nicely displayed and was well looked there was an attendance of between in!" other points of interest such as third. In the free for all cattle, John after by Charles H. Wood and his as- 5000 and 6000 people and the space Bethel, Waterbury and the new trolley B. Downs took first prize, W. J. Sher- sistant, who gave to all callers a yard allotted to autos was overcrowded and line to Woodbury. wood second, Chester Tyrrell thiid. stick and riding whip. In the center had to spread out into other parts of On steers three and four years old, W. of the building T. Hawley & Co. of the grounds. There were nearly 150 Sherwood took first E. K. Bridgeport had a good exhibit of agri- autos on the grounds. The horse show, Mrs R. N. Mr J. prize, '"'Mrs E. J. Hall, Betts, Eastwood second and W. J. Sherwood cultural tools. Frank G. Bogart, one which was the drawing card, would be C. E. J. M, and Mrs Betts, Attorney third. After the drawing Edward P. of their salesmen, was in charge of bard to duplicate in any Metropolitan W. and Matilda Otteson Betts, A. Betts Morehouse and Harold hull gave ex the exhibit E. S. Fairchild & Son of pleasure to all lovers of fine to Sunday. city gave enjoyed a ride Woodbury, hibition of the many tricks these Nichols were next and exhibited one horses and greatly delighted the crowd trained steers could do, which greatly of the Farmous Monarch Gasoline en-- of lookers on. The grand stand was received the first invoice of interested the crowd. George F. eines. for which they are agents filled the largest part of the afternoon. Just W. Fairchild of the firm was ladies' and men's fall and winter shoes. Sherwood of Westport was superin Charles Thursday, the third and closing day of and he to in of this exhibit and man did We have the of being very tendent of this department is charge gave prac the fair, the weather again reputation be on fine tical demonstrations of its In and fine and close and we know the shoes congratulated the showing power. his duty gave weather the buyers and west end of the The Farm- crowds to see of from AtoZ and we can save you the very excellent way it passed the building returned the finishing off. He is the man for the place. ers' Supply Co. of had the horse. show and the field and money. Our expenses are small and right Bridgeport sports their exhibit, which included a Fair were not disappointed either for why not let the Sandy Hook Shoe Store AMONG THE CATTLE MEa PRES- - they banks Gasoline . a was lots of fun and amusement serve you? ENT V engine. there Rnss ensilage cutter, saw- for all. All who attended the Country on...,,',.,Tuesday were Walter Hine of Der- ing outfit, etc. The exhibit was Club fair of 1908 can vote it the big- Vin- j AT FINCH'S by, Samuel Lockwood, of Wilton, looked after by their salesman, gest and best fair held yet by the club cent Judson, T. B. Terrill of Wood- Charles B. Bennett, who demonstrat- and will be on hand in 1909 to attend iaxa firlpnns molasses. 60c gal : Por bury, W. J. Sherwood, George T. Sher- ed the practical 'use of the engine the ninth annual fair of this club. On side Rico molasses, 50c gal ; Black Strap wood, Philip Gerhardt of Westport, and cutter. the south of the Hard and systematic work tells and the to Har- had 24c Sperry & Barnes' Horace Hurlburt, Lewis S. Burr, building I. J. Lockwood of Weston officers and committeej and members molasses, gal; B. exhibition hand hams and Swift Premium hams, 18c old Burritt, Weston; B. Meeker, on his power bailing of the club are to be congratulated on S. M. Trum- which is one of the best on the fine success and are also to be con- pound: Prime bacon, 20c pound. We Bridgeport; Brinsmade, press the are also agents, for Masury Liquid bull ; Jonn H. Ogden, John H. Wheel- market The exhibit of theBoothe REV. JAMES L R. WYCK0FF, gratulated that they have one of the Raw oil, Dryers, turpentine, er, Easton ; John B. Downs, Hiram Brothers of Stratford, in front of the cleanest fairs in the state. paints, Newtown L. Wil- attracted a brushes, shellac and varnish, Morgan, ;T. Kohlar, machinery building, great ' paint B. Al- and Who the ot the North ' hard oil finish. Try some of our 25c liam Mallettt, Charles Seeley, deal of notice was worthy of praise. has Just resigned pastorate BOYS' WAISTS, 25c EACH. bert Emil Tashua ; exhibited 38 coffee. It cannot be beaten. Horse Heimerrick, Huber, They mowing machines, hay Congregational Church, Woodbury, after A full line of large and small sizes. E. R. Eastwood.. Morris Clark and different 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00; oil French,. rakes tedders, harrows, of service. Ia the article on Page 4 on Bethel. whips, of hand The ex- years at French's, cloth, 25c sq yd. ; shirt waists, 50c to Tyrrel! Stepney. Randolph Bradley, cultivators, plows, etc, The Mr Wyckoff typographical error occurs. , bushel baskets, 30c; half bush- Redding; Miles H., and Lewis D. hibit was nicely surrounded with bunt- t $1.00; New R. and from the center United name of the of the Mitchell school build- CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES. el 40c ; overalls and shirts of Disbrow, Fairfield; CMallory, ing the giver baskets, New Miles B. floated from a should We have two of the best makes on all umbrellas; lunch boxes, 10c. Milford; Putt. Monroe; States flag flag pole. ing is stated as Charles Wyckoff. It kinds; H. W. L. a ind a wheel the shoes 15c and 25c ; men's derbys and soft C Jennings, Huntington; They gave away pic be Charles MitchelL market Buy your at Elwood, hoe to the one he nearest Bethel the hats. Barbour, Milford; Clayton guess French's, andjget best THE NEWTOWN (to; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1008.

Hello! Hello, Joel The Newtown Bea Often The 'Kidneys Aro Vi I will I Over-Wo- Cm slio mr brwi Newtown, Friday, Sopternbor IW. Weakened by rt. tl.iV'wr liuruwJ fi if lm dom No. h lUM)I Hvf I get fl.au. ... i larger Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood, Joe. 1 oliill I't'U for III llor)l Jfiltt used to be considered that w I It only kIiudiIm'N). Vimitnyi. Hi m for bum 'HOME NEWS. aud bladder troubles were to be worked 'tl ki.uily glvo m urinary Smart litvo ni'l ilify Styles. v iraccu io mo kiuneyi, HMVirthHriulrlv I'. Mtilt't wlib tbt'lr but now modern wagon worki ll wi'l i'h m, If lieye THE BORDEN'S PRICES. it science proves that in iul K oiv than'' ' rini'loh.'U.t . wIimoiii 'Vrii for prl"-- nearly all dineei Knowing that tho Full Suit proposition will soon confront day !.. nu tb irU. P.H.doiiii'irtirv.t'iHtM.. '''ill oil ABOUT THE USUAL NUMEBIi OF have their bejfitimiitf we wish to adviso that we have for local iihoms T I FARMERS SIGNING CON iu the disorder oi you, you ready your approv- ,mw"" al Remember TRACTS. these most important the Season's Correct Styles, fresh from the World's Best Mak- organs. ers. It is important to every Man interested in good Clothes Jcwpli Shop, The Borden's oricea for the ensuing The kidneys filter blood-t- hat the best Clothes see ibu llililtrc. six months were made public on Tues- and purify the to come hero to our showing. is work. Nuarlt. It. Sinlon. Houilifori!, Conn day. They are 10c hundred pounds their Suits of weak Merit, Suits of Character, Suits of individuality. less than last prices. Manager Therefore, when your kidneys are year's can understand how Fall Overcaats and the Season's best Models. Stevens says it tins been the policy of or out of order, you weight Top Coats, is affected and the Borden's people to pay the highest quickly your entire body Our are in with values and find to fuil do iU prices always keeping our you'll prices that conditions warrant. Last how every organ seems to were that they're never inflated. They're right prices! winter their prices extremely ' eood. and would like to offer the ifyou are sick or feel badly," begin they Dr. same this year, but trade conditions taking the great kidney remedy, t, because as soon will not warrant their paying more Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- well will than they have named. The prices are as your kidneys are they help Men's Suits, O' to health. A trial ff;'Oct6-78-9.I- )) as follows : all the other organs anvone. October 1908, $1.70 per 100 pounds. will convince UeiN0jFOR.,PRtMiUW'UST fl sick can make no mis. In Worsteds, Cassimeres, Velours and Scotches. Colors are November TJ08, $1.90 per 100 pounds. If you are you first doctorine vour kidneys, December 1908, 100 pounds. ot. hu black, blues, smokes and olives. Prices are $1.90 per effect of browns, $10, $12, January 1909, $1.90 per 100 pounds. The mild end the extraordinary Swamp-Roo- t, the $15, $18, $20, $22, $25, $.'50, $35. February 1909, $1.90 per 100 pounds. Dr. Kilmer's great is soon realized. It March W09, $1.70 per 100 pounds. kidney remedy, stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases, and isold METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. on its merits by all Young Men's Suits, Professional Cards. druggists in fifty-ce- one-doll- size SUNDAY NOTICES. and Sizes 15 to dark and bottles. You may 19, neat Cassimeres Worsteds, $8 to $18. will be in the Metho- , There service have a sample uottie Homeof Swamp-Root- & 20, Nurses' Registry Home, dist church, Sunday, September by mail free, also a pamphlet telling you both morning and at 10.45 and out if have or 1088 Fairfield Ave,. Telephone 834, evening, how to find you kidney 7.30 o'clock, when the pastor, Rev bladder trouble. Mention this paper Bridgeport., Conn., Bing-hamto- n, MEN'S FALL OVERCOATS, Black James A. Osborne, will preach. when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Thibets. Oxford grays, brown and tan in mixture PuM'lli-- nurses of all grades. Special at- make tention given u Hie iiviiilii'im-ni- of eact Prayer meeting, Thursday evening, N. Y. Don't any mistake, and stripe effects. Prices $12, $15, $18, $20, $22, $25, $28, 530. casu. Calls rm'ulve prompt In or out. September 24. but remember the name, Swamp-Roo- t, of or In town, (lay nlirlit. (iramiates charge, Preaching in Southville by the Rev Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t, and the MEN'S miss u. is. uoiiyuian, ms s. f.. r rencii. TOP COATS, In Coverts, Cheviots and Worsteds, tans and J. A. Osborne, Sunday afternoon, Sep- Biaghamtoa. N. Y . on every bottle. grays, oxfords, tember 20, at 3 o'clock. stripes and,, herringbone weaves. Prices $10, $12, $15, $18, 20.00. Rev J. A. Osborne expects to be TOGS. COATS. home on Thursday, September 17, all MEN'S FALL MEN'S RAIN We've Sain Coats in a variety of fabrics. Blacks, Tans and W.J. BEECHER, being well. Grays, herringbone and stripe effects. Prices 12.00, 15.00, 20.00 and They are putting all mankind into 18.00, up to 30.00. We Attorney-at-La- w. want to add a word of caution: Look well stripes this season, the men who makes to the fabric in buying a Rain Coat! The cheapest Booms 35 and At Sanford Bldg. Bridgeport THE HOTELS. the styles, but the stripes are arranged material can be as easily cravenetted as the best. Office In Newtown open uu Saturdays from to run up and down instead of the style 9 a. p.m. affected Wethersfield. But is m.wi.ju AT THE INN. at there such a wide variety of stripes, from Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits. the fine military stripe to the broad F. J. Gale, M. 1)., Mr and Mrs H. C. Hopkins, Lake herringbone weave stripe effect, that in dividual taste nas as oroaa choice Waramaug. in Cor. Main Street Office In the David Been Residence, Mrs J. P. Barrow, Mrs Lorenzo A. this resrard as the matter of color, 813-81- 5 Evans, Mr and Mrs T. P. Fitzsimons, Fall suits sport the pleasing shades of and Newtown Middle-to- n, brown-bro- Street. Agnes R. Fitzsimons, A. W. wn with plenty of red in Fairfield Ave., Chapel Street, New York. it warm shades are Then there Office Hours: 8 to 9 a. m., 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 p. m they Mr and Mrs W. R. Addicks, Mt Kisco, are stone grays, smoke grays, leaden Bridgeport. New Haven. N. Y. grays, London fog grays and just grays. Db. Waltek H. Milfred Cote, New Haven. And there are blues too, mostly dark Kiernan, C. A. Hargrave. R. G. Hyenbotham, and striped, or. course, me new S. M. a number of new ideas. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Garlick, Bridgeport. stripes present N. L. Ely, W. H.Golding, Peekekill, Coat lanels are long and rolling : pock Sandy Hook, Conn N. Y. ets show various angles of slant ; cuffs Mr and Mrs H. Day Atwater, New come in numerous fanciful forms, and Office Honrs: 8 9 1 7 8 to a. m to 2 and to p. m Canaan. used more ewer is-i- buttons are freely than xeiepaones j. Woodbury. Mr and Mrs O. B. Roylers, Meriden. before, on cuffs and pockets. The W. E. Mitchell, South Britain. styles are smart, as shown by Meigs DENTAL PARLORS. Miss Lucile Perry, Fairfield. & Co., to whom we are indebted for DICK'S BLIZZARD NEWS SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. CUTTERS; Expert dentistry, nalnless and reliable. information regarding men s styles. Most modern and scientific appliances used If you have a suit or overcoat from While at Meigs & Co. 's store the re- Miss Rich of is a These usea tor Waterbury guest are without an equal for cutting either silage painless operations. Levy Bros.. 211 Main street. Danbury. porter noticed a splendid line of Fall at A. uordon s. and or dry fodder. If are interested in a DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, you are always well dressed, and they suits at the popular prices, the Miss Fannie Green visited Mrs L. A. you cutter salesmen business has this look ask you to call and see their Fall report that Treat, recently. fall, just into this one before buying. Surgeon Dentist. Office In Post Office Block, started in Fall suits. Cer i new juuiora, uonn. showings. up briskly Mrs C. A. Isham visited her son in Meigs & Co. never have shown 'I' tainly Waterbury, last week. Tobacco such a of colors and in Hatchets and Needles, Bush and Beautiful for holiday and variety styles Rev. Herbert J. Wyckoff of New Scythes DR. 5. E. pictures men's suits as show this season. ALLEN, wedding are always prized, they Haven preached in the North church, snatns, Bradley Brush Hooks. gifts The show is vVell worth HATTERSTOWN. CONN. Among art reproduction we are show- seeing. last bunday. .; was a H. A few Hammocks still on hand P. ing the Uopley prints, unsurpassed as There surprise party at C. which I 0. Address: Route 15, Stepney Depot, Conn the Ie Team classical pictures for the home. Water Boraxo, powdered Cartwright's on Monday evening. Hammocks. am ready to let so at a low fimmrfi. t,n Adminstor of fine for the skin and for Magnetic Treatment. Sped colors and carbons can be seen in soap, shampoo- Whist was played and enjoyable even close them out. alist in treatment of piles, eczema, catarrh, great and the has Better get one while they are going. in our art rooms. There are ing, Morris, grocer, it. ing spent. Mrs Winfred Dawson won neari ianure, stomacn trouble and headache. variety Better a box. Medicine furnished for this treatment. no pictures made that hold the atten try first prize and Miss Lillian Snook the Terms reasonable. Consultation free. ' tion more closely or are valued more - booby prize. Grand fall- millinery opening will highly than the Lamson or Wallace Stanley Munseli entertained his take place on Wednesday, Thursday M. H. . The breath Mrs E. G. G. Munseli, and Mr CHARLES 5. PLATT Nutting native prints of and 24 and aunt, MALLETT, the hill and stream are true ' to Friday, September 23, 25, and Mrs Warren Munseli of Green Cove forest, atE. H. Dillon & Co.'s, 1105 Main Corner Main and Church NEW Teacher and nature. Sold in at J. C. Spring, Fla., last week. Sts., MILFORD. COM. Piano, Organ Theory, Bridgeport street' Bridgeport. The Bee ladies Hubert's Art store, Arcade. Special Mr and Mrs Henry Traver are enter - will take notice and is that NEWTOWN. CONN. ' and it hoped their Mrs HMNIHINIHMNMNNHNNIHMNHWW attention given to artistic framing of them will attend. taining daughter, Bailey, many from Tampa, Fla. ' rides are the now Mrs. James Miss Hattie Miss Trolley fad in Gordon, French and Burr, On ran cars Mr and Mrs Harry Curtis of Bridge who have been Selectman Woodbury. Sunday they guests of 15 minutes to and Water- Your and Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, port were guests over Sunday of Mr and Mrs H. H. Peck several every from Ship Fruits Produce to for weeks, All the cars were crowded. and Mrs Henry G. Curtis. went to where bury. Class Lessons, Ensemble, Danbury, Wednesday, There was a concert the South will be of Mr and Mrs W. in ' they guests church, last Thursday 1 NEWTOWN, CONNECTIONS Mrs Florence Wells and" f1. Tomhnson. Mr Mrs Peck were evening. grandson and The band one of their Turnev Bros.. have returned to Passaic, N. J after also of Mr and Mrs Tomlinson gave popular guests concerts on the North stand on Friday spending a month with her daughter. for the day. 531 Water Oscar Pitzschler & Son, Mrs Clark evening. i Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Page. Bacon sick at his BARBERS AND HAIRDRESSERS, Timothy is very home on North Main street. Seth Mi- Hook & , The oldest and largest commission firm in Newtown, Sandy Hawleyville Miss Katie Troy passed Sunday at nor is caring for him.. Bridgeport. - Newtown shop open day. Hawley- N. every East Orange, J. CASTOR! A Mrs bmith and Kate, vis- -, ville shop open Wednesday afternoon and daughter, Sunday morning. Sandy Hook shop open For Infants and Children. ited friends in Cheshire, last week. Established 1889. every week day. Only tirst-cla- ss work, Attorney W. H. Loughran and fam I i L TABLE. have returned to their home in New rhe Kind You Have and 10. ly Always Bought r Highest prices quick returns. We handle anything pro- - York after spending the summer in duced on the farm, and have a capacity to handle in any quan- - Q. F. SCOTT, Berkshire. Bears the Soda Water. References Funeral Director and Licensed Miss Mary M. Lester has return ed First National Bank, Dunn's, Bradstreet's We take In or to her studies at the Danbury State special pride any other agency. Embalmer, this department of our business. All of our Normal Training school. ruit flavors are prepared from the purest and Do the Woodbury, Conn. best largest business in the city. Handle J. H. Hale's Peaches. Local Tel. Woodbury Miss Anna Gallagher, Joseph E. Dai,-bur- W5W9eeiSe398eiS Gallagher and Richard C. Coile of y Fruit Syrups Dr have been recent guests of Miss Battam, Mary M. Lester. Champ ion and weexerclse the greatest care and cleanli- OBNTI8T, ness in manufacturing all our flavors. NEW TANKS Our carbonated water Is all Fall Nsw Felts. Bank trkkt. Milford Mrs John Donnelly and daughter. $5 m ade in new tanks from the purest spring wa- Suit for Boys, ter. Miss Catherine, have been spending a Trimmed Hats and Custom Work A few days with Mrs Michael Mc Carthy. Specialty. Dr F. E. Judson, Is made to give H. H. CANFIELD, Mr and Mrs Minor extra long service Mrs Geo. Charles passed North Ci. Dunham, DENTIST, in Kent. 4 under the hardest Woodbury, Sunday 1127 Broad St., Near Fairfield 57 Center Bethel. usage to wear Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. St., save Julius Hartwig, with a force of men, and money has been laying the foundations for a ana mending. LhONAKD'S INSURANCE new building which he is to erect for Only the tough AGENCY, manufacturing purposes. est fabrics are us Rheumatism Reduction Sale! Your hat made to order would cost ea; an seams are double what for double-sew- n with 25 PerCent Discount on Umbrellas you you paj it ready found 1 have a tried and tested cure for Rheu- ! made it would look no better, nor last linen thread . and matism! Not a that will tht Until 12. Old any longer, that a remedy straighten September Companies, provided you Duy stout linen of fair-price- taped; distorted imbs chronic cripples, nor turn bony d hat. would it? When you Were Now Were Now Lowest Rates. resist growths back to flesh again. That 1 impossible. Advertising Umbrellas. ii.oo .75 are for Fall or over- stays strains; Canopies for Runabout 112.00 $9.00 ready your suit Plain 2.00 1.50 " " But I can now surely kill the pains and pangs of Surreys, 15.00 11.25 coat, instead of measured at the pants have double Canoples'for Runabout, 7.00 5.25 being disease. M7.50 13.12 this deplorable 10.00 tailors and waiting a week or more for seat and knees. 7.50 130.00 In Germany with a Chemist in the City of 22.50 it. the custom-mad- e Dr S. Todd. suppose you try Handsome dou Dwmstadt I found the with R ar "Stein-BIoch- last ingredient ready " Smart VRTRRINARY which Dr. Shoop's Rheumatic Remedy was made SURQEON, Clothes" and save money to buy an ex- suits a perfected, dependable prescription. Without TheiPeck Conn. tra of trousers and a hat We as- in medium and & Lines NW Milford, pair that last ingredient, I successfully treated many, Co., sure you that you will be as well 185-20- 7 just darl cases of Rheumatism ; but at itunt Middle satisfied in and mixtures, many now, last, St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. every particular, sizes 7 to cures all curable cases of this heretofore TDrlTodd will be at Ezra Hull's stables at Stein-BIoc- 16, $5. fonnly "crack h Smart Clothes Washington Depot, every Tuesday during the up" Let much dreaded disease. Those sand-lik- e granular summer months where he will be prepared to as strongly as do the many thous your boy test ' just wastes, found In Rheumatic Blood, seem to dissolve Write for I do any work pertaining to the profession. ands of men, who have for worn a Suit. prices on years nampion and pass away under the action of this remedy at them in to the merch- shoes fur- preference costly Clothes, hats, and freely as does sugar when added to punt water. tailored er clothes. Davis & Silos ant nishings for boys of all And then, when dissolved, these poisonous wastes and Alexander Noe, Savard are the sole for ages. Ensilage Cutting agents Bridge- pass from the system, and the cause oi and New Haven. freely if Veterinary Dentist. port Rheumatism is gone forever. There is now no machinery you are interested in the most te real need no actual excuse to suffer longer with- up-to-da- P. O. Box Ct. machinery on the market. 164, Ansonia, Mrs James E. McGuire and family out help. We sell, and in confidence recommend Mail orders promptly attended to. have returned to their home in Jersey Artesian wells and water supply outfits City after a month's visit at the home p AiNu Lurai eoniractea tor. , of her parents, Mr and Mrs Michael Manufacture Outfitters to Hen. Women and Children Dr. of McCarthy, Walnut Tree Hill. Shoop's I.1R Lewis, Northwest Corner A Main Street Stephen B. Church, Mr and Mrs W. Brinley of South-bur- y and Fairfield Avenue, Kobes " Harness, Blankets, and are receiving congratulations on & Bridgeport. Conn. Rheumatic Remedy Seymour, Conn. ' the birth of a son. Mrs Brinley and Stable Goods, Boston son are progressing under the efficient "ALL DEALERS" Office, 66 High St. JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. care of Mrs Margaret Lester. c 1 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAV, SEPTEMBER 18, 1908.

The Newtown Bee. Nuwtown,, Friday, Soputnibar H. IW. That hacking cough continues Jj Because your system is exhausted and A THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY., TOWN TOPICS. your powers of resistance weakened. Take EmuUton. 1179 Main St, Cor. GoMeu Hill St., Bridgeport. OBITUARY. Scoifj It builds up and strengthens your entire system. $ JAMES F. WHEELER. It contains Cod Liver Oil anJ Hynonhosphites SO A- 1 .. 1 I , . ... A'.nml m Jamei F. Wheeler, an account of ll.l u!l is!. .. 1. 1.icivo eu I whose death we copy from The New prepared mai eay au uijhm Britain Daily Herald of September 9, ALL DIWGClSTSi SO AND ll.OO After Sale was born in the town of Huntington, Inventory June 10, 1838. Ten years later Marcus Wheeler with bis wife, Sarah Terrill, SPECIAL. and their five boys, moved from Lower White Hills in Huntington to the Amos THE DANBURY FAIR CATTLE Plattsville. Terrill homestead in Hanover, James SHOW. Wilton size 9x12 as next to the oldest boy. His mother Rugs, $29.00 had left this place 23 years before as HOYDEN'S HILL. Axminster size 9x12 21.00 a bride. He attended Newtown acad- Rugs, OCTOBER 6 AND 7 CATTLE DAYS. Mrs Emma Wheeler Is visiting friends emy during the winter of 1853 and in Millbrook. N, Y. Tapestry Bruss. Rugs, size 9x12 13.50 1854, when the late J. Homer French, Mrs S. H. Wisner entertains her and 6 Bruss. size L. lu D., was principal the late Tuesday and Wednesday, October sister from Bloomneld, N. J. Tapestry Rugs, 8.8x10.6 10.00 Rov C. L. Bostwick was assistant and 7, are officially known as "Cattle Mrs Leroy Clark is to spend some school for win- Smyrna size 80x60 1.48 After teaching several Days," but all premium animals in the time with her daughter in Waterbury. Rugs, in Newtown and Brookfield he Mud-de- ters many classes are kept on exhibition the Clinton E. Sherwood and Eddie n size 10 in two Smyrna Rug3, 36x72, 2.00 spent years Birmingham, entire week. The cattle show at the returned to Rockaway Beach, last in New and then located years Britain Danbury fair is the gathering place of Saturday. The former will attend High in in of Southington the year 1873, where the winners of the leading fairs school at Far Rockaway. N. Y. he resided until his death. His funeral New York and New England. It is at Fred Jennings has purchased a new was attended his home indi- largey at late this great fair that the different motor cycle from Sears, Roebuck Co., in on with Southington Thursday, September viduals and herds try conclusions Chicago. 10, Rev B. F. Hurlburt, pastor of the each other for the final championship Mr and Mrs William Hall have visit- Plantsville Baptist church, officiating. of their class. The Danbury fair is ed Mr and Mrs Martin Jennings. "Rock of Ages" and "The Solid Rock" held latest in the year of all the prom- Eli has a new were Jennings purchased touchingly rendered by two inent fairs of the northern states and covered wagon for the purpose of car in JEL ladies chorus choir of value a Everything Beers & young from the the owners of blooded stock rying the schoolchildren, from Sears, R Co., that church. institution high- blue ribbon from this Roebuck s. Conn. James F Wheeler, who resided in ly, as it represents premiership. Com- E. B. Sherwood has started to fill Newtown, New Britain some years ago, died at petition is always Keen and interest his silo. PAINTS. his home on Buckland avenue in South- never lags. Men who seek to improve ington, September 9, aged 70 years their herds can always find the best in Not how how and three months. He had been a each breed at this fair. The cattle are RED NOSES. cheapBut sufferer for several years from dia- carefully cared for at Danbury, per- good. betes, but his death resulted from a manent show barns and free sanitary A brick nainted with stroke of which occurred one and straw Nine front Long apoplexy, hay being provided. Do you suffer the embarrassment of man & Martinez 25 and week ago. He leaves beside his wife, of 20 classes are paint years ago the judged Tuesday around an extremely red not be seen at 472 one who lives and 11 close with carrying painted since, may Amoskeag daugher, at home, and Wednesday. Entries with a Plain-vill- nose? or are you tortured red, Bergen N. Y. Paint one son, Frank S., who lives in e, G. M. street, Brooklyn, Rundle, secretary, Danbury. blotchy or pimply face? if so you are with & Martinez Brilliant Red and is of The Trumbull 29. The fair is Longman president Tuesday, September foolish to stand it long ; it is the sim- and trim with Shaker Green or White. Electric Co. of that town. He also held the week of October 6. plest and easiest thing in the world to The body wen't need in 25 Flannels. leaves two one in painting brothers, living the rid of. No matter what Outing and who lives on get might years. West, Henry J., have been the the following Mr Wheeler HATTERTOWN. cause, Longman & Martinez Paint Agent, Maple street. was among and treatment the earliest harmless inexpensive members that formed the will remove all traces of "We Plainville church and served positively have received a new line of this well Baptist Rev A. L. of the embarrassment in from two to just that church as deacon for a number of Hubbard, pastor your Rider, Methodsit church at will hold four weeks. Get this prescription Harry known make of Flannels. The are This church was organized by Stepney, Outing colorings years. a service the Hattertown filed at Store : Clearola one-ha- lf 612!Water St., the late Rev Mr Walker soon after he preachng at any Drug com- Ether one ounce, Alcohol, beautiful and the price is most to the left this The funeral was held schoolhouse, Sunday evening, ounce, Bridgeport, Conn. satisfactory buyer city. mencing at 5.30, unless it should be seven ounces. at his late residence, Telephone 1346-- 3. Southington, stormy. The people are cordially Mix and apply to the parts affected 10, at very Thursday afternoon, September invited to as often as but morning and 2 o'clock. Interment was in Oak Hill attend. possible, anyway, allowing it to remain on The New Britain Daily night cemetery. as long as possible, never less than ten Herald. Mon- The republicans carried Maine, minutes, the longer the better, then 8000 as day by about plurality, against you can wipe off the powder film de- If you take Kodol in the beginning in and will be THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 26,816 the last presidential year posited on the skin. the bad attacks of Dyspepsia Cans for in at- 8064 in 1906. Returns for governor You can get this put up at any Drug avoided, but if you allow the little Canning. the state from 468 out of the 519 cities, to unheeded will take Kodol OF Store. tacks go it RECEPTION MEMBERS. towns and : Bert M. in plantations give For any skin troubles this has no a longer time to put your stomach 72,117; a of A stock of cans, Mason and Per Miss Frances French and Miss Lulu Fernald of Poland, (republican) equal. good condition again. Get bottle big Lightning, Gardner of Rockland Canfield were received into membership Obadiah (demo- Kodol Sold by H. Rupf, fection. Also other necessities such as rub 64,993. The same in 1904 Conn. canning at the Congregational church, Sunday crat) places KINKS OUT Newtown, ,. Cobb 75,334; Davis THEY TAKE THE morning, on confession of faith. Kev gave (republican) bers, extra lids, etc. . Davis of Bethel officiated at the (democrat), 49,416. The remaining Henry 1630 sacramental service. places in 1904 gave Cobb ; Davis, 730. all four The republicans carried New Life about the I have used Dr King's congressional districts by with THE PRIVATE SCHOOL usual Amos L. Allen Pills for many years, increasing pluralities, being satisfaction. take the kinks out in the 1st and E, C. Burleigh They of stomach, liver and bowels, without in the 3d, while John P. was OPENS ON MONDAY. Swasey fuss or N. n. GIVEN AWAY. JEL & chosen to succeed Charles L. Littlefield friction," says Brown, R Beers Co., of Vt. Guaranteed The school at the school in and Frank G. the Pittsfield, private High the 2d, Guernsey at R. H. Beers building opened, Monday, with Miss late Llewellyn rowers in the 4th dis- satisfactory Newtown, Conn. & Newtown ; Taylor, Curtis Florence Ashcraft of Codersport, Pa., trict. The will be safely Co., Legislature & P. J. Garvin, as teacher. Ten pupils were enrolled, in both branches. The vote Co., Sandy Hook; republican L. Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. but more are expected later. , was the heaviest since 1888, running Bethel; orne, W. B. Haw ley, Sher- well up to 140,000. The however, Easton; gain, Smith Cornwall Bridge; f! M Thnrnn ai TTnrrerrnwn has was mainly by the democrats, the par- man; Bros., Bros., Georgetown: R. F. some fine potatoes, this year. He dug ty vote increasing more that 13,000 ov- Connery Smith, West Cornwall ; S. J. Blackman, four potatoes one day last week, that er that of 1904, while the republican Hawleyviile ;G. W.Hurlburt & Co.,Rox-bur- y weighed one pound each and they were vote fell off about 2500. The republi- VICTO ; Allen Station ; nice and smooth. can is the smallest ever record- Joyce, Roxbury plurality G. W. W. N. No- ed in a year in 25 years. Hatch, Bridgewater; presidential ble, New Milford; E. H. Beardsley, A has been signed The two parties spilt even in the 20 petition largely New Preston ; Cogswell & Wettereau, and handed to the Town Clerk that the cities, each capturing 10. The voting All stee) constructed wagon, size Harry Brown, 9 Inches and of license or no license be was particularly heavy in the rural Washington Depot; 26x13, rear wheels front question may Southbury; C P. Williams, South rear axles black enamel, body painted voted on the October districts, where the democrats, largely Given at approaching Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; W. N. a brilliant red. for election. through the popularity of Mr Gardner Hurd, Long HilU Penfield & Craig, 250 OZONE Trade Marks or 50 among the farmers, made great gains. Stepnev Depot ; druggists. 25c. Trade Harks and Mrs C. J. Milton of Bridgeport was 75 Cents. a guest, last week, of Mr and Mrs C. The Stillman college occupies the and Memorial Work. Sent by Express, charges paid by re- M. Thorpe in Hattertown. entire third floor and part of the sec- Cemetery ceiver. ond floor of the Nichols Block, located - of Main and White Don't borrow fun O. E. Morgan is now- running his at the corner Ozone Soap Works, your cider mill at Hattertown every Tues- streets, Danbury. This gives the & Chapman, finest business school rooms in the Hughes 365 Housatonic Avenue, Have it at home. Have a Victor day, Friday and Saturday. No waiting. Successor to Chas. J. Hughes, riavevourown. one-sixt- h of an week the Take your apples and bring home your state, covering about Bridgeport, Conn. A small payment down and a dollar a gives you cider. acre of floor space. The rooms are bands and orchestras; the popular and venti- grand soloists, the great splendidly heated, lighted hits a world of melody and lated. Better look this college up if ballad the comic song Miss singers; J. A. Greer and daughter, you have a boy or girl to send. Wednes- to-da- .v Lena S. Greer, leave town on tVio pnsv-riRvme- nt nlan if We il MJH JOB ail awuuu r-- u ka day of this week for a few days' visit The Holsman automobiles are high Y. call. H in Brooklyn, N. wheel and look exactly like a carriage BOOTS and you'll with the horse taken off. They ride THE CENTURY CO., Mrs Allison P. Smith, who wandered fine and when you are going through SHOES! away, Monday, was found Monday the country roads you like something Sales Agents, about dark, at farm house on that isn't going to scare every horse evening, 8 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn. the hills in Monroe, having covered the you meet and likely to ;put you out m The kind that fit Jl eight miles on foot. On Tuesday she the gutter when you can get out. They New line at was taken to Hartford for treatment. are' as easy as a phaeton and see what Manufacturers of and Dealers in one of the users has to say about them. The Highest Grade of Cemetery Dr and Mrs F. J. Gale returned, Sun- Wichita, Kansas, Jan. 28, 1907. has more Work from from their sojourn at Winchester, I will say your automobile L. C. MORRIS', day, fulfilled I doubt N. H. The journey to and from New than my expectations. Granite and Marble. If You Want in auto. if any Holsman has ever had as severe The Grocer, Hampshire was made Dr Gale's are and continuous as I have given Office and Salesroom: Your money's worth in Cigars. Tobaccos, etc.. come here. There no Master Gordon Gale, who has been testings NEWTOWN, CONN. -- and are as as many mine." Over hundreds of miles of all Ct. better nickle Cigars than either "Tlie Stratfleld" or The Captor," good the summer with his grand- 300 Stratford Ave., Bridgeport, a most line of imported and Domestic u passing in all of weather. tens. Also good nickle Havanas besides complete at Winchester, returned with kinds of roads, kinds Branch office, 154 Main St., Danbury, Conn from Ten Cents to a Quarter each. parents success with gars them and on Monday entered upon Wishing you continued his studies at the Newtown High the Holsman, I am, Yours truly. D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun Store, F. S. M. D. school. . Williams, Bridgeport. Ktonn. Call and see for yourself at the 44 Fairfield Ave., Opp. Poll's, J. S. RATES, we the most complete line of sporting goods In the cit y. Franklin 163 John street, More Than Do not forget that carry Town Clerk M. J. Houlihan was in Garage, Successor o The 'Bates Stokb Co.. Mr Kerwin would be New Monday, dining at the Bridgeport. Milford, to a ride and explain New England house. pleased give you Monumental &Building Work Your the Holsman to you. He is the agent for Connecticut and Rhode Island. Cleaning and Monuments, G. N. Clarke of Nichols is sending Headstones, etc. Worth. School Books and Supplies. g out free samples of his celebrated Money's 42 Water Norwalk.Ct. Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are The Messrs Winton are putting up a St., We cordially Invite troubled with biliousness, constipation, blacksmith shop in Huntingtown for you to call at our new store and ex- & indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc, Mr Meyers, who recently moved there amine our fine stock of Hayes Betts, should try them as they cure the above from Danbury. 8 993 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. a ailments where other pills only give M. G. KEANE'S Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, relief. See his advertise- temporary in Umbrellas, ment in another column. ' - Carllmhof has sold his place Silverware, Clocks, Huntingtown to Mr Boyson and will Monumental Toilet and Manicuring Sets, soon move to Trumbull. Etc. An cleaner for the hands Works, Combs, Purses, Bracelets, - lowest Your shokld not only be of the prevail- If, and household uses. Quick-Liee- n is You will find our prices the a 1 glasses fine r 11 In but should suit your indiv duality. William I. B. Housatonic in the We also do watch Wfl If pattern, RJ the greatest modern dirt and greese MacArthur is painting Ave., Bridgeport. city. DCHp I Cl fTI UWUlUliml" 'LYMAN GLASSES'" possess certain good discovered Goodsell's house. and We for people. to remover yet for machinists, jewelry repairing. points not found In ordinary eye glasses. build glasses particular drinteri electricians, engineers, rail- Main J road men, foundry men, etc., and all Harold Botsford returned to his F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, 920 St., Bridgeport stained and soiled hands. ft who have school duties at Storr's Agricultural 28.888. M. BUECHLER, Established 1875. For cleaning windows, floors, walls, college, Tuesday. Ancelot, J. enamel ware, sinks, marble, kettles, Stal-- The Reliable Jeweler, bath tubs and rust' from iron or steel, The Richly bred Trotting is linn cirorl Ktr Txmro?nf O 051 1ipqi1; 48 Fairfield Avenue. Near Depot. it stands unrivalled. Every can Generally debilitated for years. all is claimed for guaranteed to do it it, Had sick headaches, lacked ambition, a stud in Austria), dam Kara (sis- Bridgeport, Conn. Quick-Klee- n refunded. n. CERTAIN or the money was worn out and all run-aow- Bur ter of Kremlin third DO YOU WANT TO BE 835 Myrtle avenue, Brook- 2.07,) second, Soap Co., dock Blood Bitters made me a well of is filled as can from Moo-su- and fourth dams producers That ycur physic lyn, N. Y. Get a your woman." Mrs Charles Freitoy, p, your Prescription ' . speed. grocer. Conn. an would like to have it? If so, bring it here. Send for pedigree and other 'particulars tc C. E. Osborne, Jr., Bilious? Feel after dinner? . heavy W. H. Buckingham STEPXEY,:CON-X- taste? Com- OASTOnXA.m a u . ii ri i Tongue coated? Bitter ins who ion naw wwarc or Curtis' ooiipi Joseph Atchison, Liver needs Pharmacy, plexion sallow? waking O bin auq Woodbdrt, Cons Painting and Paper Hanging, Conn at- Far, d. cure bilious work ruar-antee- Main and Elm tits., Bridgeport, up. Doan's Regulets Colts Broken. Of all kinds. Satisfaction in all Corner store. Estimates furnished. tacks. 25 cents at any drug Long Distance Phone 2. Local 26-- 3. gladly THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1908.

ihould constitute his ministry, be hai Financial Institutions. Financial limitation!. The Newtown Bea labored under' Cod'i blessing with marked iuccea. Before resigning Mr Land Newtown, Friday. September 100. The Randall Company, Mortgages, I. Wyckoff acquired a proporty for hit The own residence desiring to spend hit (Chartered, Irrigation Bonds, last day in the town he loved and for Newtown NewMllford, .Conn. Payinf 6 per cent, which he has hii best 85 g Woodbury. given itrength years experience. Bawd on lands, and effort. Not a dollarlort In SS yearn experience In them Mcurltlu. i Savings Bank A REMARKABLE MINISTRY. YOUNG DEER COMES TO HENRY (Founded in 1355) A remarkable, fruitful and blessed CURTIS' PLACE. Bonds Attractive Interest Keturns. ministry id coming to a cIoho in the A young deer, evidently exhiuBted Yielding from being chased by dogs, ran up to To Inwstow who foul compensated for a certain lack of ready marketability MOV voluntary retirement of Rev J. L R. np a ifnennm we auirgt'ttl the following: Curtis when he was llIHMlNCill AM Wyckoff from the of the Henry near hii KAlLWAy.ilOUT&l'OWKK refunding and extension 6 per cent pastorate Per cent bonds. Due May IW. I'rlee 100 & int. 6 barn, one night a few weeks ago. Mr Pays gold yielding pur cent. North Congregational church, after 38 Hwurt'd upon the traction, lighting and heating proportloi ot the great aouthera Curtis took the deer in his arms and 4 Iron city of Birmingham, Alabama. Men of honored Few men OS -J For years service. GALVESTON liLKCTlUC CO. May 1W0. Price & Int. 6 i',Duc Yielding 14 carried it into his barn. Later he built cent. per have been permitted to accomplish for This Company doei the entire street railway and a large part of the lighting bunt-iu- 'k a pen on the bluff and erected a shel- In a church and town what Rev Mr Wyck-o- ff Ualresiou, Tux an, which ha the largest export trade of any clly In the coun-tr- y Interest with the execution of New and Women ter for the deer. The first day 200 peo- York. The not earning are three time the Intersil has done for Woodbury, and to day charge and dividend of 0 per cent are paid on the stock. we are to note ple called to see the deer. It now mark identifies the glad the great majority Js This highest tame and Mr Curtis' grandchild"-re- n HINCKS BROS. & Bond of its citizens give him full credit he quite On all deposits without dis- CO., Dealers, type of men's and women's shoes into the and deserves as a leader in and civic go pen playwithit. Court Exchange Bldg., 207 State St., Bridgeport, Conn. told at $3.50. And though leather public crimination. matters. The enclosure is an ideal spoTfor the and labor are now more costly, we doer, who is now being fed milk Rev Mr Wyckoff was called to the with, of One Dollar to maintain the high standard which has and delicacies. Deposits iastorate of the North other made Zenith Shoes famous and Congregational One Thousand Dollars receiv- church in July, 1870. His coming to which our label guarantees. New this church seemed The Miles Disbrow of Fairfioldjwas The National Shoes for and women Providential. ed from one in one City Bank Zenith men the guest on Thursday of any person church had been rent into factions un- andFriday of 105 Wall Street, Bridgeport,. Conn. are made of the finest quality materi- mr ana Airs v. der Rev Mr Churchill. SDencer Bronson, a, juason. year. als by expert shoe makers, and have a man who lived in Wellesville, O., editor a. r. smitn ot ine &ee was more hand-wor- k in them than any ESTABLISHED 1854. came to Hotchkissville and out entertained at dinner, Friday, by Mr other $3.50 shoes. They come in bought Capital, $250,000.00 the store of Reuben Allen. Ele knew and Mrs V. A. Judson, DAVID C PECK, the latest styles, in all leathers, and President Surplus and Profits, 320,000.00 " Rev Mr Wyckoff and laid his name be- Egbert Bradley of Roxbury has been in sizes which insure a fit tor ARTHUR T. ' fore the committee of the North doing work for Walter New NETTLETONTreasury every foot." . carpenter church. candidates had been ton. FRANK MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUQH, Cashier. Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a Ninety heard by the North and H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. special high grade. church, they George M. Emmons of Blandford, were divided. Mr was the guest of his grandfather, Ezra We control Zenith Shoes exclu- hopelessly WycKoff Mass., was the guest on Thursday and came to to visit Mr Thompson. sively and sell them in our new and Woodburj, Allen, Friday of B. F. Wright. Mr Emmons no intention of But The many friends of J. H. Cassidy enlarged shoe section :n our base- having preaching. passes his winters in Cuba. unbeknown to Mr Wyckoff Mr Bronson are glad to see him about again. ment salesroom. Mrs J. Herbert Bain and family are Capita), $250,000. Surplus, $315,225.89 had written to Mr Wyckoff 's wife to visiting at Copake, N. Y. send along two of his sermons, and CHARLES G. SANFORD, Prest EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Prest Charles an they came on Saturday night and were Marksham, enterprising O. H. BROTHWELL, Cashier. business man of West has Bethlehem laid in Mr Wyckoff's hands. He ac young Side, Mon- gotten out the past spring 3000 Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding cordingly supplied tne pulpit and as a ties, a 1000 poles and 3000 posts for the Con- eys In Trust Women and Children result paper was drawn up and signed Outfitters to Men, Co. R. G. of Oakville is visit- in the church necticut Railway He has just Benjamin Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call Northwest Corner by every person request- his W. T. ed for a statement of the account. The checks for the bought a timber job on Bare Hill of Mr ing son, Benjamin. upoa (vouchers expenditure) plus the ing him to accept the call of the church Mr and Mrs Edward Taylor of Wa- bank balance equals the total amount of money In trust. Simple, Is It not? Main Street and Fairfield Avenue. Scoville about 3500 We solicit your account. , and parish which was extended to him. containing cords of terbury have visited W. J. Hunt in Conn. 4 wood. Bridgeport, At their urgent request he came one Guild Hollow. Mrs Charles Hall and children of First National Bank, more Sunday and finally their Mrs Charles Buckingham, Clayton accepted Brooklyn have returned after a pleas- 930 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. and Ruth of call. Buckingham Buckingham ant summer's sojpurn with Mr and Mrs Mr Wyckoff comes of ministerial Washington were guests, last week, of Frank H. Stoughton. Miss Anna Schulze and stock. His grandfather. Rev Joseph Mrs Henry Curtis. nephew, Carleton Weible, of Brooklyn, are now Campbell, D. D., was 40 years pastor Mr and Mrs H. H. Mantle and Mrs Pleasure home Established 1866 Roxbury Announcement. guests at House, the of of Presbyterian church atl Hack-ettstow- n, Colton of Hartford have been recent Mr and Mrs Frank H. Stoughton. ft'.j.7and a director of the guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Curtis. Frederick and Goodwin Hanchett, The Oldest Banking Firm In Connecticut. who have the summer with Mr Princeton Theological and passed Seminary and Mrs Frank H. Stoughton. have re trustee of Peaches Canning Princeton college. His South Britain. turned to New Milford. father, Rev James Wyckoff, was pastor T. L. Watson & We have some nice ones every day at our Co., store and can also furnish you with either of the Presbyterian church, Dover, N. A Economy, Lightning or Mason Fruit Jars. PAYING INVESTMENT. BANKERS BROKERS Y. NEWS HEREABOUTS. ; Extra tops and rubbers also if desired. Plen- His brother, Rev Joseph C. Wyck ty of Sugar on band to fill your orders. Big off, was ordained as a Presbyterian Daniel Ingraham, who has been in Stocks and Bonds stock of nice mealy sweet potatoes and some Mr John White, of 38 Highland Ave.. very sweet nice home grown musk and water- minister and his life was as the for spent prin Waterbury hospital treatment Houlton, Maine, "Have been Corner Main and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. melons. Everything In Groceries and Gener- and says: al Merchandise. cipal proprietor of the Collegiate for several weens,, returned to his troubled with a cough every winter and The Farmers' Store. School for boys. Mr Wyckoff's son home at Bennett's Bridge, last week spring. Last winter I tried many ad INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. was ordained as a Congregational min- Wednesday. vertisea remedies, nut the cougn con- Allen tinued until I bought a 50c bottle of Joyce, ister. At present he is associate pas Roxbury Station, Conn Mr and Mrs J. G. Greenway of Dr King's New Discovery ; before that tor in the United Church, New Haven. was Brooklyn, N. Y were guests, last halt gone the cough was all gone, Rev James L. R. Wyckoff was or This winter the same happy result has week, of Mr acd Mrs H. 1 ickling or dry Coughs will quickly James & dained J. Atkin. followed: a few doses once more ban Staples Co., H. as minister at loosen when using Dr 'Shoop's Cough E GARLICK, Mrs Greenway will remain for a few ished the annual cough. I am now con , Wellsville, was pastor of the Pres Remedy. And it is so Bankers and Veteriria'-y- U' 0., weeks' here. vniced that Dr King s New Discovery thoroughly Brokers, ' ' :! ' stay - .s f" harmless, that Dr Shoop tells mothers 189 State ; byterian church, Wellsville, 0. for is the best of all cough and Street, Corner Court, to use nothing else, even for ROXBURY. CONN, two years and called to the North Con ,The Bee repesentative was kindly en lung remedies. Sold under guar very BRIDGEPORT, CONN. young babies. The wholesome green Long Distance Telephone 204-- . tertained at last week antee at R. H. Beers & Co, Newtown ; gregational church, ' Woodbury, July dinner, Thursday, leaves and ; tender stems of a long & : Deposits received to in- P. S.: Any one wishing to communicate with 1870. home Mr and Mrs M. Taylor, (Jurtis Co., Sandy Hook r. J subject check and ; at the of D. healing mountainous shrub give the terest allowed at the ot 3 bal- me over Local Telephone Call 4. Garvin, Bethel ; L. Goulett, Stevenson ; rate per cent on Mitchell. v curat've to Dr Shoop's ances of $500 or over. Great and enduring as has been his . H. W. Osborne, W. B. properties Easton; Hawley, Cough Remedy. It calms the cough, Surety Bonds furnished. work in the as a leader in the William Sherman in of Smith Brothers, ..Cornwall ministry, has, spite the Sherman; and heals the sensitive bronchial mem- Will act as Trustees or Administrators In Bridge ; Connery Brothers, George- the Andrew civic life of Woodbury.it is not over dry season, a very fine and big crop of branes. No opium, no chloroform, settlement of Estates or in the care of Puchala, town; R. J. Smith, West Cornwall; property generally. CONN stating the truth to say .that no man potatoes and the other from one northing harsh used to injure or sup ROXBURY, day S. J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. W. Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private who has lived in town press. Demand s. no rooms for use of customers. Horse and Ox Shoeing, Carriage and Wagon the in the last hill he dug nine potatoes which Hurlburt & Co., Roxbury ; Allen Joyce, ur.bhoop Accept and General Also other. Sold by all dealers. Repairing Blacksmlthing. 50 years has had a more and . Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch, Bridge-wate- r; all kinds of Machine Work dime. Lawn mow- potent weighed 10J pounds. W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. ers sharpened and repaired; 25c for sharpen- uplifting influence. Mr and Mrs C. T. P. L. Molzer F. All kinds of steam and gasoline Gray of George's H. Beardsley, New Preston ;Cogswell & T. Staples ing. An worker he soon be- engines repaired. Every day after 4 indefatigable Hill have returned from a very enjoy- Wettereau, all kinds work done Washington Depot; Harry p. m., ef Plumbing gan to beautify the grounds about the C. P. at your home when desired. Shop open week able trip to New Jersey, where they Brown, Southbury; Williams, 7 a. m. 6 m. church and in- South ; Perkins War- days from to p. North parsonage. The visited friends for about two weeks. Britain Brothers, of 3. ; W. Prepayment ren N. Hill ; Penfield Telephona call i fluence of this work spread through- Hurd, Long The Bridgeport Trust Mr and Mrs A. D. Munson, Mrs C. & Craig, Stepney. Depot; druggists. out the town, till to-d- Woodbury is Debentures. A. Bradley and Miss Maria Bradley 50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. the best kept town in the state as to Company, Miuth Mrtrmln Announcement. and Harry Piatt enjoyed an auto trip Middlesex lawns and surroundings. He early be- The Bankinjr Ut-- m State to Seymour on Saturday in Mr Piatt's 8t. Bridgeport, Oonn. a campaign for the removal of the Pink Pain Tablets-- Dr Shoop's stop gan auto. Company ob"oxious numerous Headache, womanly pains, any pain, fences, writing in 20 minutes sure. Formu- Middle Capital, surplus and undi- Rev F. C. Taylor i3 away for a two anywhere, of town, Connecticut, articles for the local paper. For this la on the 25c box. Ask your druggist vided Oiir weeks' "vacation. Will and accrued profits, $300,000.00 Try he was often soundly abused, but to or doctor about this formula its fine. pay par Interest for the 40c Teas, Oolong, Japanese, Gun- Sold all dealers. or as day even conservative men have to ao Charles Kemp has several head of by Debentures of Series D 74, powder English Breakfast, guaranteed Receives Deposits to check, as 50c Tea on market. All subject allowing good any the our knowledge that he looked to the fu fat heifers at his place in the Purchase due October 1, 1908, Interest on accounts averaging $500 balance. groceries at correspondingly low prices. Rents Safe Boxes. Mr which he is for sale. at office of the Com Deposit JOHN M. ture. Wyckoff naturally took a offering upon presentation the Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. pany. or in deep and abiding interest in the public Miss Judith Mitchell has taken a any Fiduciary Oapaclty, F. W. schools and served for 25 years on the school in Middlebury for the coming MARSH, President.' ( ORANGE school board. To Rev Mr Wyckoff and and will her work Artesian MERWIN, Vice Pres't Still Doing Business year begin there EGBERT MARSH, Secretary. at the Old Stand. James Huntington are due more than some time this week. E.H.JODSON Treasurer. any other persons the solendid school Mrs Robert Canfield of Our stock of and meats are Providence, The groceries the best system the town now enjoys. When Wells the market affords ann our prices are right. R. I., has been spending a few days We always strive to please our customers. Mr Wyckoff abvocated the charges 16 here Mrs Bridgeport Remember the place. with Averill Canfield. bridgeport years ago he was soundly abused, but And Water National Bank. Miss Helen Canfield, who has been Supply ANK Cassidy's Old Stand, y all see the benefit of his large- Ravings spending a few weeks here with her From the day of its opening B South Britain, Conn. ness of vision. It was to Mr Wyckoff For Cities and In December, 1806, down to the present grandmother, returned home with her Towns, Breweries the business of this Bank has (Incorporated 1842) that the late Charles Wyckoff made his time, mother. Manufactories, Cemeteries gone forward without interruption and CORNER MAIN AND STATE SIS.. offer of a fund for a school. never before has it been so well pre- public Kesidences. and Conn. Mrs William Veness has sold off Farms, pared to meet satisfy the needs of Bridgeport, When the project for the Water Co. J. its patrons as now. Come was Rev Mr labored nearly all her household goods and This Bank has always maintained a started Wyckoff specie and currency basis and are still expects in the near future to leave to do so the business To our store and are al- with Senator A. W. Mitchell and oth- prepared for wants you of all its patrons. Deposits Received From $1 ways surt to find a complete stock of groc- in town. eries, boots, shoes, and ers pushing the matter forward to to general merchandise, T. B. DEFOREST. President. $1000. also grain and feed of all kinds. Stock foods, success. He personally did what he Walter C. D. Munson, who has been the kind that keep your animals healthy. F.N.BENHAM, Cashier. could to to the stock spending a few weeks at Interest paid on all i ruit and vegetables in their season. No get subscriptions Lakewood, ' amounts, trouble to deliver your goods. Leave your returned week oruer wun us ana we ao tne rest. and pleaded with some wealthy men to home, last Wednesday, large or small. subscribe. To-da- y any one of them and left on Wednesday of this week LOANS Est. Charles P. Williams, would be willing to buy it up at $125 for school duties at the Maryland Ag- - C. made real estate located Mrs P. Williams, Administratrix. a shate. Mr Wyckoff was a pioneer ricultual college at College Park, oy in Bridge South Britain. port worker for better sidewalks and for Maryland. We Offer, Desirable'Offices for rent. years wrote frequent articles to the Mr and Mrs J. H. Cassidy enjoyed Subiect to sale, the fol In sev- ' VTOTICE On and after Mav ! f will ha at. m v Reporter favoring them. the an auto trip to Waterbury with E. A. Test Borings and Core Drill Pros- lowing first mortgages negotiated by us on T. B. J DkFOREST. President. old stand In Smth Britain prepared to do enties the walks were simply and Scoville pecting for for Dam, improved Bridgeport Real Estate. Notes have business In line. paths in his large auto, last week Minerals.Testing interest coupons in ALEXANDER any my Thanking my friends Bnilding and Bridge Pier Foundations, attached, principal and HAWLEY, Treasurer . for their patronage In the past and solicit a in winter the mud and slush was ankle Tuesday. terest payaoie at our Dank. thi re or it in tne ruture. Shafts for Elevators and other To-d- ay any Amount. Appraisal. Rate. Insurance. deep. fine tar walks extend Mrs F. E. Clemmons is having her practical purpose. 150 $ 600 6 A. P. Munson, Wood- I per cent Vacant lot from the Curtis house to North 300 600 " Sooth Britain, Ot. house newly Louis 6 painted. Stephens 700 " Mechanics bury and beyond. In those latter days Drilled m 6 " and Farmers' and Charles Conklin from Waterbury Wells, 350 700 6 " " he has been intensely interested in the are the work. Driven 800 2,500 51-- 1.200 Savings Bank doing Wells, P00 1,590 51-2- " Vacant lot coming of the trolley and through his 1,000 " Mrs Sarah Oatman of Fort Trumbull Test 2,800 6 1.N00 New Baak Boiliiaf, Wall St.,Bri4fprt C.F. CONGER personal Mr Whittimore Borings 1,500 2,500 5 " 1.500 acquaintance (Exact Samples) 4.500 " 3.1X10 Beach was calling on friends in town 2.500 5 Deposits. Oct 1. 1906. Botsford, Conn. has been able to do telling work. He 2.800 5,000 5 " 3.000 13,873,773.29 one last week. Any Pumping System Supplied. 5.000 5 " and been staunch day 3,250 3.500 Surplus Interest, 160.68L68 Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon Repair- has always a supporter 3,500 6.000 6 3,500 of ail kinds and General Blacksmith. We 2 The of the Metho 3,700 6.000 51-- 2 " 3.700 ing of the local paper and in its early days Epworth League 14,034,454.97 aim to please our customers. 4.500 9,000 6 " 5.000 Assets, dist church hela a very fenjoyable and Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps. Hot Air Shop closed every Saturday at noon' until wrote almost weekly articles in his A similar line of Bridgeport Mortgages can Number of depositors, 11,587. ntil October 1. 1907. profitable Union with the so Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, be furnished. Stocks and Bonds. 11 11000 23-- effort to increase this influence and aid i meeting usually Deposits of to rwftlvwl md Interest L Telephone Call 5. listed or unlisted on the New York Stock Ex- ciety at the Southbury Methodist Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. Credited from the first of each month, payable the nearby editorJ Surveying Mr change. Also deal In Real Estate, Insurance In January and July of each year. Incorpor- church on Sunday evening, and Surety Bonds. ated 1873. W. T. Wyckoff's career as a whole, it may September aALLAOHER, be said he had a large vision of the 6. About 20 from South Britain were & OmOERSl BURR KNAPP, John L. Weasels. Mais St., Saitot Hook, Or, possibilities of the town for the future. present. President Bankers and Brokers, Marshall 2 Morris, r Shop near New England Station. Barber C. L. Vice Prettdenti. and Hairdresser. Satisfaction in ail my work A man of warm and loyal friendships, Frank Clark has returned from a Grant, Tel. 423. Fredi. B.Hall, guaranteed. Shop open every day and even-t- g. with a high and broad ideal of what three weeks' stay in Canaan, where he 58 Belden Conn. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. L. S. Catlln, Secretary and Treasurer. KatorHonin? A Specialty. St., Hartford, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1908

longing to ths Rothschild family, prom. Tunis and Algiers are represented week. George Smith ot Nichols had placed on Is house. of the work. Littls Ntilli Dubail, duuhter of Mr The Newtown Bea Inent In financial circles. the Moorish building, which represents charge Mrs Ralph Bowles has been among and Mrs tius Dubuil of Wells Hollow, 18, IN two of the French colonies. Spanning Newtown, Friday, September In London I viaitec many places of the sick ones and under Dr Wilson's panned away at their home after a the canal from the French textile is short illnens with Interest, among them Westminster cure. bronchial oneumonia thu French and Miss Elma Buckingham, who Is ill on and the applied art building it Friday morning, September 11, aged Abby attended.'iervlcei there, tvDhoid a TRIP TO EUROPE. has a collection of single stones and with fever, eettinor along ss one year and 10 months. The funeral Biiihop of London and numerous visiting well as could be Di Loomer took from the home on Jewelry that has never before been expected. place parents' Bishops from the States being present of Shelton is attending her. Sunday afternoon. The burial was shown to the public. It is senea Mrs Lorinda Lewis and two children in the Center. SAMUEL GREEN OF SOUTH and number of from here really cemetery at the This is DR clergymen tional. of second child edi The palace of fine arts shows Woodbury were guents, last week, the they have lost in a BUKY also. It is a large and handsome of Mr and Mrs L. and have - paintings, Schulbert engravings and Harry Bowles, short time they the symoa- fice on parliament square, the horns Mr and Mrs Walter Howe returned thy of our whole In designings drawn from collec community their oparliament being near It on one side private from their wedding trin. which they bereavement. tions of both Critics claim Writes Interestingly of His Ex and the river, with a fine terrace, where rations. spent at 1'awiing. n. y.. last week. Harry B. Bronson's field of chrysan- never was such and are now making their home for the themums is a beautiful now periences. numerous visitors are seen and a collection gotten to sight as coming with Mrs Howe's Mrs are all in bloom. gether before, and the value is placed present mother, they full going constantly. It Is a very Impos- Lee uidred. at 1,000.000 pounds To the Editor Newtown Bee : A trip ing building; the famous Scotland Yard Harry L. Bowles was in Buffalo. last xne india buildings represent ex week, where he uurchased a car of fine to Furope y is as comfortable as is near by and also a short distance hibits from the Orient The floors are rat cattle for his meat business, which Monroe. is the passage on a small steamer ply' from Cleopatra's needle and a little ne covered with mattings of different col brought home witn him. between home porta, and less dan further on Waterloo bridge. My visit The Ladies' Aid of St Paul's church in? ors and .St and a fine display of spices of drove to last week gerous. Everything Is comrortauiy to Buckingham Palace, James More proof that Lvdia, E. Pink-- Stepney, Thursday, which the air Is with their where were enter- Mrs S. C. Cramer spent last week clean and service first rate. The writ- other old buildings Impressed me with hum's VegetableCompound saves Impregnated they very pleasantly sweet odor. tained at tea by Mrs Wednesday in Bridgeport with friends. old ol of the stone of woman irora There is also a big dis Ralph L Smith, er has sailed on the line sailing the gloomy appearance surgical operations. a rormer member oi tne Mr and Mrs Herbert Drake of Prov- Mrs. S. A. of play of ladies dresses from the 15th cen society. vessels and knows what they were and which they are built; all of the old Williams, Gardiner, Key J. u. t rance and son moved Into idence, R. I., were gueBts, last week, tury up to the' present time. There la of Mr and Mrs W. the difference is The pitch' buildings have that appearance. Hyde iiiaijQe, writes; the rectory at the Center, last week. Merwin Johnson on amazing. wm a treat aufferer from female a Elm which Is a "I large Military display with guns of Mr France is the new rector of St street ing, tossing and shaking one en Park, nearby, beautiful place, and Lvdia E. Pinkham'a Miss Charlotte trouble, Vege. all kinds for coast defense and ships of aura church. The rest of the family Beardsley visited her countered at that time when the ship containing beautiful lawns, flowers and table Compound restored me to health will arrive in a short time. mother in Hartford. last week. In war; also horse artillery mounted, etc, goes down with the sea Is immensely drives of all descriptions; on the water three months, after my physician Mrs Stainlaw Wesoloski has been Miss Grace Sterlincr. who has been declared that an ODer&tlou was abso It is a grand display of its kind. the There is nothing to be seen, for can be seen water fowl of all kinds spending a few days the past week at spending summer with her grand great lutely necessary." A very exhibit was one N. x., with friends. mother, Mrs N. J. Sterling, on Elm the water is high above the ship on that the climate will permit, and land interesting xonkers, Mrs. Alvlna Srjerlinir. of 154 Clav. called New Mr and Mrs G. Ernest Woodford had street, returned, last Monday, to her fowl also. received word while visit- York, Canada and London both sides and the clouds are only I bourne Ave- a son arrive at their home on school duties in Bridgeport - Chicago, JUL, writes : and represented a frontier scene. As Thursday, visible above and the vessel groaned ing this famous Square that the King suffered female September 3. "I from troubles, a entered is was to hold a levee the tumor and much inflammation. you this exhibit it was dark P. Condon has had a new veranda like a human being; that practically following Two A home of the best doctors decided until you got to the first scene, which built on the west side of his house in bhonogranhTmakes brichter eliminated. It has to be very rough mornng so at the appointed hour was in Chicago and will an showed store Wells Hollow. you ;find in Danbury at the on hand and had the of that operation was necessary to ssve a of the old Hudson Bay indeed to toss a vessel carrying passen pleasure seeing life. E. Charles Beard SDent several davs at Lewis Phonograph Store, 265 Main my Lydla Plnkham's Vegetable Fur Company. Standing warming her y. Scottish and horse street the stock in the taste. gers There is far less sea sick the famous foot Compound entirely cured me without the State fair at Charter Oak Park, largest bands at the fireplace was the wife of Write for a catalogue or when in Dan- - ness and danger is at minimum ; if any- guards, both being a fine body of men an operation." Hartford, last week, and reports a fine an Indian trapper, dressed in home time. bury call and see what fine music can thing happens to the machinery or if and the horses the best I have ever FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. be had. spun clothes and furs with a pappose John Parker is having new roofs the vessel is injured in anyway one seen, all jot blacic and finely trained For thirty years Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's strapped on her back. To the left of can get help in a short while as all ves- for service and only exceeded by the Vegetable Compound, made roots her with one foot on the brick hearth Business Houses. sels are fitted with the Marconi Sys horses on the state coaches. First from and herbs, has been the Leading Washington standard for female ills, was the trapper, a raw boned tem. On some of the ships they print came officers and orderlies, then a remedy large and has cured of Indian. On floor and are of horse and foot then positively thousands the sorting the furs papers every day passengers troop guards, women who have been troubled with coach Duke was a clerk in blue uniform and behind kept posted on all current matters the first State with the of ulcera- uenasco displacements, inflammation, the counter another clerk evidently Asphalt Ready Roofing both sides of the Atlantic. You can Connaughtand aide, followed by the tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, putting down the count, and at the keep in communication with your King'and aide, who looked exactly as periodic pains, backache, that bear-ing-do- door the dogs and sled. It was as indiges-tion,dizziness,- just friends in the same way for a very his picture. The coach was gilded, feeling, flatulency, or real as could be made. Further to the small fee. Your food is good and plen- coachman and footman with powdered nervous prostration. right was a full rigged ship in the Arc- tiful. It consits of fresh meat, vege- wigs, knee breeches, purple stockings Why don't you try it? tics, some of the sailors Polar tables and fruit. Hot beef tea is also and cockade hats. They looked to be Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick getting women to write her for advice. bears and in the act of hoisting a bear passed around to those who wish it a part of the coach itself, in fact like She has guided thousands to over the side of the ship. A number of between meals and the band plays images fastened to it. The King bowed health. Mass. Address, Lynn, skins were on deck. Out on the ice twice a day for the amusement of as he passed as , though he had a they were harpooning seal. The scene those aboard. There is a good library spring in his back to help him do it. wasiplendid, and the ice looked ever with the popular works of the day and Also saw all the ambassadors and min- As I said before things ate cheaper so much like real ice, with loose ice the cabins are comfortable with two isters from the different countries in here, that is, some such as things flows around. The next scene was or three beds and sometimes couches Court dress, and the Indian officers ap- gloves, both ladies and men's, can be formed of the men and women wear- and settees. pear from India and other colonies, all bought for two shillings nine pence, ing the finisneo iurs. Altogether it The first thing to do when you have of which was quite interesting to a that is from about 48 to 66 cents and was one of the best exhibits and cer concluded to go abroad is to book and Yankee. they are the best, such as you would tainly the best of its kind. book early. When you get aboard and Visited the Thames embankment all pay from $2 to $2.75 here. Another very interesting exhibit was have your baggage seen to and your around in a hansom, went over the The style of the public in general is one representing all the native animals room located see your deck steward well known London Bridge, saw two two behind, both sex included, years of South America. The scene was a and engage a steamer chair before of the large hotels on the Strand, Ho so if one has good clothes two years representation of the woods and plains they are all taken, otherwise you may tel Cecile and Savoy, where numerous old that they have discarded and con- with the animals standing as in real miss its comforts. One dollar or four Americans stop when in London. Oth- template taking a trip to England they life, fromjthe buffalo to the beaver and Hhillinca is the usual Drice oaid for one er places of interest visited were Traf will be just in style. Their cloth is V. . . . C L...... A1 ground hogs, the buffalo, deer and 1L.A vtA flltA algar Square on which is the National much better than ours but no style horse being very life like, as were all one-ha- and and lf dollars or ten shillings and Gallery Nelson's Monument, the when made up. I saw some young the animals. This was a Canadian ex- ) are glad to get them at that price. tower of London with its history of fa men with skin tight trousers which hibit and they claimed that 1000 miles The next thing is to get your seat at mous prisoners of queens, dukes and we discarded ago, but all wear a long from the borders of the United States the table and choose' your sitting. If other men and women of note, who beaver nat no matter how they are and was herds of buffalo in their wild state. you are an early riser the first sitting passed through its walls into the dressed and a cane. carry Cigarette Whether such is true or not I am not will suit you, if not the second comes tower.lanqukh and torture at the will making is a big industry, about every prepared to state, as I have been led about three quarters of an hour after of the reigning monarch to be behead' tobacco store make their own, both by come of con to believe but few herds existed and the first. ed or to out after years hand and macnine, and will mend any ob- some idiots. Such these were owned by the United States The first day is generally spent in finement, jabbering v kind of Turkish tobacco together to tower government and one or two by private serving your comiades on the voyage is the partial history of the of suit the customer. After the purchase individuals. At any rate it was a fine and the second day you become ac- London. It stands there surrounded if he does not like them, may bring exhibit and most interesting to the quainted with same. Soon you are one by large high walls, grim with age them back and they will be exchanged. British public. family, telling stories of your and looks a monument of the past bar- are smoked most and but large Pipes cigars And no means least was barous What secrets could di- ' last but by . advice from your age. it few, I as are The travels, getting presume they high. GENASCO MODEL ROOFING ! the Irish village with its thatched roof, neighbors who have traveled some be- vulge could it speak Those who have food is good and in mutton they can the girls making lace and weaving fore, and many other general topics. seen it or read of it in history see in it not be beat. A good quantity of beef mats. Everything was complete down Call A fortune teller is usually aboard and a building of horrors. What a feeling is imported and is bought and sold by or Send for Samples and Circulars. to the village blacksmith and, you had amuses the ladies as well as some of must have passed through the frames the pound. I bought some strawberries not finished until you had taken a ride HENRY FOULOIS. Conn. the men. Games of different kinds of those entering its doors as it was larger than I ever saw in the states, Washington Depot, to in the jaunting cart behind the ass to amuse some, reading others. Watching a farewell the outer world, "Their that required no sugar and a splendid Gasolene for Automobiles. kiss the Blarney stone. The money the vessels you may pass the "Bullet- Tomb !" One could write a book of flavor. I bought also two beautiful taken in here went to pay the stamping in," which will inform you that he was many volumes of scenes and places of roses from a flower girl for one pence The busi out of the Pulmonary consumption in speaking to your vessel .early that interest of this famous city. and for that price they are sold every OUR Ireland and from what I saw they Artistic morning. Looking out onto the broad ness streets are similar to tlnseof New day on London streets. will well succeed in that deserving Work York one does not see hur- Franco-Britis- Photograbhic ocean you may see a shark now and though the The h Exposition was cause. Perfection Coffee then, a school of porpises or whales. ry and push one sees in that Metropo- in full force while I was there and cer I have only given you a brief sketch High Grade Photo Work at In fact there is something to occupy lis. Pell Mall Fleet street, Temple showed a fine of the in- Coffees and Reasonable Prices. tainly display and I but Is true to name. teas Victoria street, Royal Ex- of the trip what saw, hope Special views taken as desired on outside your time all day and if you like the Bar, Queen dustries of those two countries and places. Views of Local and Build- some of it may be interesting to you. for particular people at the Scenery water you are sorry when it comes to change, Holburn Bars, the Strand, colonies. The Court of Honor is a beau- ings for sale. A remark by an English lady paid us Store. Camera and Photo Supplies for sale. an end. Charing Cross and other business sec tiful conceived Court of white palaces People's a compliment which may no be out Children are numerous these days, tions are always filled with people and surmounted by a lagoon bridged in mention before Studio of J. I. West, and cer- teams of which have two kinds, of place to closing. traveling with their parents they oriental with piers surmounted by little & Washington Depot. Conn. horse and motor with two sec- It was, "When people from there Coggswell Wettereau, tainly have gay times ; there is gener- power, towers and minarets jutting into the inside and which come here to reside and visited home Washington Depot, Ct. ally a man whose business it is to keep tions, one one on top water. Thousands of electric lights they never cared to remain, but al- and to see you by a stairway. One will get M- rM 'll" V MM III" 111 'Ml" charge of them that they gain illuminate the buildings and at night ya snrac 'jk? JBra. well shook in me and the ways wished to return to the States." jRw iBrH(7 keep out of danger and you can make up riding look beautiful. The waters of the cas- - cost is one auto My answer, "A free country, for the up your mind that he is kept pretty pence. Hansoms, Carl Bader, of of all kinds peop by tte people and equal rights Try one the busy. mobiles, private equipages colors. The royal pavilion shows, the to all." The very next day being the Depot Markt & You have now landed and go ashore are to be found here ; also vehicles turn Royal Arms at the front of the build- Washington Hubbard Blake Fourth of July, at breakfast a band ASHINGTON DEPOT. to be inspected by a revenue officer, to the left instead of to the right as ing with beautiful flower beds of differ- played in front of the hotel "Yankee A full line of Meats on hand. Game that over, your baggage is got ready is the custom in our country. ent colors. The Court of Progress, always Doodle" and the "Star Spangled Ban- n the season. Meats always of prime.qnality for conveyance to our hotel or station Monuments are seen in many places a handsome large white building from and prices reasonable. Lightning ner," for which they were heartily right. Now if you have not found nut dedicated to their soldiers and sailors the front of which can be seen the gar- cheered by two Americans and were before, which I am sure you have, who were great captains of their age, den and some of the other large sec- Cutter richer by a few shillings from our that it takes money to travel and quite an one I saw of. King George, the tional buildings. home and from several near by, the as much for The fellow who helps Third, similar to the one which was in In the Women's Palace are set forth Carter House, Bush tips. whole used for and Scythes. shil- this cou made of lead and which street being public you with your baggage expects a ntry, the different aspects of women's life, Waramaug Lake, moulded private hotels. The grandest sight I ling or six pence at least; your Han- - the Revolutionary soldiers hospital work, charity and the care of Just What the farmer needs. ' s aw while away was Old Glory, which som driver will drive 10 blocks when into bullets. Waterloo Place deserves New Ct., you Americans Preston, mention. is with the three would have brought you to your It very pretty land and individual schools of art and tV, f Holllin Mil ,! v Duke of statue and from VI UUlUblllg bills glUllVUU vrfh"( fee is two then Wellington's needle work. The French Palace of j hotel if the shillings; Yours truly, Is open for the Season Under to three or be the farther end you can see all over wnne Screen Windows and you may expect pay may applied arts is anotner oeautitui Samuel Green, M. D., the of Mrs Hen- more. London. The buildings are not built of rare a beauti Management building architecture, Southbury, Conn. Brown. Doors. in Liverpool but on two occa- near as high as in New York, or in any. water around and ry Being ful way passing it Wire. sions of about four hours each, did not of our large cities, but well built and bridges spanning the water on which Screen have time to see all of the city but all present a fine appearance. boats and gondolas with pleasure seek- Huntington. Dinners Served. I did see was about the same of one of I did not mention St James' Park. ers are to be seen. The British also sea at home. It is a It is a beautiful park and well looked MRS bENJAMIN BENTLEY. our large ports have a beautiful building of applied YEARS' after and the Mrs 60 Mountain very busy city, and a far better place by gardeners, English arts. Betsey Bentley. wife of the late EXPERIENCE White much excel ours. St James' Pal- Benjamin Bentley, died at her home in for trading than London, being gardener . The Garden Club is a nice building Ideal Shelton on Monday, Sepember 7, aged and ace is near here. The Zoo is worthy one s cheaper. with a facade hundred yards long. 84 years. The funeral was held from of a visit and animals from all Ice Cream Freezers. The Liverpool station is quite large, parts It is on the right of the Elite Gardens her late home in Shelton on Wednesday with five tracks, waiting room for of the world are to be found here. on a beautiful lawn. This is the chief afternoon. September 9. The body was taken to for burial. ladies and gentlemen, classed first, sec- "Old Curiosity Shop," made famous center of social life at the Franco Brit- Waterbury Her four step-son- s, B. F. Bentley ot A rooms, lunch in Dickens' writings, is also a place of is full ond and third, baggage ish exposition. Machinery hall Huntington, Joseph Bentley of Shel- All Tradc Marks ''rooms, etc., glass covered roof which interest and visited by many Ameri- of machines of all kinds and a fine ex- ton, James W. of Rockville Designs S. F. SEELEY, Bentley Copyrights 4 c like the cans. is a and David H. of North Adams Ion gives ample light. Something hibit The Palace of Music Bentley AnTnna ienillni t ikdrt k& detcripf mf Ct andBimilarto The peonle are and will- were pall bearers. Mrs Bentley's qnlckly uceruio our opinion freewhetber Washington Depot, Grand Central station very polite building worthy of mention, near it is Intention it ore to travel- home was formerly at Wells Hollow, tinn. MtrlrtlvronBdent SatemaMe. on Patent i train service ing please and cater to the is DEALER IN the old Hartford depot ;the the arena where the band, which a where B. F. now lives. enI free. Oldest wency for patent. Bentley Patent taken tbrooeh Mannrarjs Co. tecelT class as and Americans, of whose way are 111 is splendid and third good ing they fine one, plays at a intervals. Aus not without cbaiye, In tpttial let. Coal, , Cement, better on some lines than our regular copying considerable, soda fountains, tralia has over its doors, "Advance Mrs L. E. Williams is having a wide lime, lunch new veranda built on the front side of Sckntific American. passenger trains. From Liverpool to rooms (American style) and Australia." Queensland, South Aus Paints, Hardware, her house. John is A budaomelr lllnut rated weekly, larwrt el of coffee houses, stores or chemist Hungerford doing M Euston Station, London, many places drug tralia, West. Australia, New South work. eolation of anT eclentlBe tonraal. Terma. ete., etc. the year : fnor month, 11. Sold bj all newadealera, interest are passed, old residences and shops as they are called, with the sign Wales, Tasmania and Victoria all bave Charles Sherwood has filled his large ISUNPI & Co.36,B-- - New York new mansions among them, one be "American Prescriptions Filled Here." extensive exhibits of their resources. silos at his Woodchire farm, the past Branch Offioa. B t BU Waablscton. D. & THE NEWTOWN BEE, FJUDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1008 The Newtown Bea From a Civil & Co Newtown, Friday, eptqler J8, iws. 111 War Veteran. Smith, Murray ? .. , , HOWLAND'S This Store Will Close at 5 P. M., Saturdays Excepted. Quaker's Farms. Tells how He was Cured of CHRIST CHURCH INTERESTS. Rheumatism After Fifteen The Sunday ichool picnic for Christ Years of Suffering. church was hold in the hell, Thursday Autumn's colors give afternoon, September 3. It waa a very glorious Mr John D. whose address harmonious, pleasant and social time, Laughlln, Autumn is R. F. D. No. 1, Burnr Martin brilliant the new enjoyed by both old and young. The City, beauty tp Co., Ind is known and children had swings, games, baseball highly respect ed that and has lived costumes and hats. and foot races; three prizes were won. throughout county on his present farm for 63 Dur- At 4 p. m., the children sat down to years. Goods the Civil War Mr served Dress ing Laughlln with the rich hues that Jack Frost's V bountiful ladened table of sandwiches, Bright finger paints in Company B, 27th Indiana Volunteers, cake, oeacbes, watermelon and ice the face ot nature, autumn and autumn cos- and his sickness was the result upon millinery cream. After the children, the elder direct tumes come to us with a new charm. Trie red of coral and of the hardships of the war. After people filled another table of which red of pain he found a cure in Dr the flamingo, that, glowing that the autumn leaf bright- the ladies of the parish are noted for years Specials. Williams' rink Fills and his statement ens the landscape with, the purple of grape, the amethyst, of their fine culinary art ,. should be read by rheumatic suf- the rich lavender-purpl- e wild The Sunday school of Christ church every the wild autumn flower, of the The Dress Goods section is one of the busiest corners of ferer. was reorganized, September 6, after a aster; these are the colors that autumn millinery is livened the store. Not often do you enjoy the satisfaction of mak- "I was discharged from the army in vacation through the warm weather. and beautified by. Beneath them is the quiet soft tone of ate selections from such a up-to-d- stock. September, 1864, a physical wreck, ing your complete The following officers were appointed: in mole and shades of weighing only 97 he says, gray; the taupe that are accepted Prudent women require no unging to spend their money Superintendent, C. C. Ryder; assist- pounds," "and soon after became seriously fashion, is the soft hue or brown, is the quiet restful pig- when it will command satisfactory assortments and biggest ant superintendent, W. G. Tomlinson; afllicted with rheumatism. My feet ment of dark And the hats are secretary, Mrs Ella Hawkins; treas green. delightful. values. and ankles were swollen and arms urer, Mrs Carrie Tomlinson ; librarian, my In shape, as in color, they are full of novelty. There are 36-in- in medium were drawn up stiff and at times I gray mixed suitings checks, also a few stripes, light and Harold Davis. The teachers were not large hats in a new mushroom that is full also a new line of plain colors --garnet, navy, browns, red, cream and could not lift them for felt life- shape particularly colors; all appointed. they of There are hats with round crown to which light blue, Special 25s a yard. less. There were darting pains that grace. high 38-in- checks with rich mercerized 39c a Dark overplaids yard. shifted from one of to indescribable is given by the unique method of trim- all-wo- MRS JOSEPHINE BARTLETT. part my. body beauty 38-in- ol Panama Suitings, in two shades of navy, brown and green, another and kept me in all the There are so-call- ed Pocahontas hats with crown also black 50c a yard. Mrs Josephine Bartlett died Sep- misery ming. high 45-in- all-wo- cardi- ol Storm Serge, In two shades of navy, brown, garnet, time. At night I could not sleep and tember 2, at the home of her daugh- and wide brim and trimmed with a garland of feathers point- nal, myrtle, royal blue and black, 50c and 75c a yard. my heart troubled me. I was fre- Mrs Fred of well-nam- ed the In- 54-in- fine all wool Chiffon Panama in navy, brown and black, $1 a yard. ter, Kemp, Southford, 'Tis a hat; does suggest quently confined to my bed. ing upward. 60-in- Fine all-wo- ol storm serge, the correct weight for Fall suits $1.25 aged 72 years. She was the last of four of looks the head. "I tried several doctors but lit dian; and is exceptionally good on s vard. children of George and Marietta got 50-in- all-wo- ol Fancy Chevron Stripes, in blue, brown, myrtle and blac- k- tle help and no encouragement from' is one material of at Fine felt hats are (Beardsley) Flagg of thin place. She Satin the hat all, just present one of this season a newest styles, SI and 31.25 a yard. them for I could made an under-bri-m that is in exact as to color. Many laid in the clot in they said not expect with of satin harmony (Left Aisle.) was at rest family Satin and rich silks are used in combination to live for more than a year or so even rich hats are entirely of satin. Broookside cemetery, September 5, with feathers for trimming. And always is there rich show of brilliant color ; a with the best of care and advised me - Rev W. A. Woodford of Trinity church, show that is delighting. Art not to try and work. I then tried the influence of the Direct'oire combined with Department. Seymour, officiating. The pall bearers Costumes plainly display many remedies but with little benefit an inspiration drawn from the Egyptain. The lines are graceful and unique, On the main floor-ri-ght aisle with a good light and everything handy. were C. C. Ryder, H. B. Davis C. N the decoration novel and magnificent in some. Again there are costumes of See the New of Pillow Tops and Center Pieces in Indian Drawn Minor. The flowers until I began to use Dr Williams' Pink Styles Curtiss andG. severe and rich but these too are on the accepted lines. , Work. On exhibition in our Indian window. These are the latest novelties Pills. I had been sick about fifteen plainness, very were The Ladies' Guild, of Costume colors are almost as varied as hues. There are bril- work line. We have added to our stock the real Irish Crochet many. millinery in the fancy just years before 1 read about these pills liant shades, subdued rich browns, Thread in nil frizes at 10c a SDOol. which she was a member, gave blues, gleaming purple, amethyst grays, and two boxes for a trial. and, of course, black. But it is in the weave of the fabric and the finish that Beads are in trreat demand now for neck chains and all kinds of wreath of roses and ferns. bought making much is added to the of the costumes. Here are wide-wal- e work. We have a full line of them in all the good kinds and our prices These helped me some so I kept on variety beauty fancy fabrics with a finish almost like satin, here an odd herring-bon- e weave in wide are We always try to keep all the little necessities for fancy work of all them until cured. I right. Mabel Lum and Clara taking always here a cloth which still has a one-col- effect at a little dis- will find a stock of Society MissJ. J. stripes, striped kinds. You always good "Peri Lustre," "Royal keep them on hand to take occasionally tance. in white and silks of all kinds. Hem-inway- 's Hawkins took a drive to Newtown, Floss" colors, Heminway's Embroidery if I feel I need a tonic. I in Crochet Silks from 10c to 35c a spool. last by way of Bennett's gained Friday, But why to tell of the of such costumes as are already Crochet Needles. Embroidery hooDS and Needles. In yarns we carry a full weight end have done as much work attempt beauty Bridge, visiting Ronald's Castle and here and waiting to you. Better by far for you to come and see them line of colors in Shetland Floss, Germantown Knitting.Germantown and Saxony as most of my I often rec- greet home by Zoar Bridge, having a very neighbors. for yourself. They are ready for seeing now. Come. al?o Linens of all kinds and sizes. Drawn wors and patten-ber- g Yarns, stamped ommend Dr Williams' Pink Pills for I Costumes in present collection at $45. $37.50 and to $15. Doilies, Centerpieces and scarfs, Centerpieces in hundreds of designs and enjoyable trip, as the day was perfect. can't help speaking well of them." Hats of special beauty and in every accepted shape and color. $7. lots of other things too numerous to mention. Smith Hine is confined to his bed Dr Williams' Pink Pilh are a tonic. Second floor. with heart trouble. Miss Nellie again for the biood and nerves and have assists in caring for him. ; ' proved especially helpful to women Place was in New Haven a C. D. and growing girls. They were used of last & Co. part week, returning Saturday extensively in private medical prac- Smith, Murray evening. tice and, proving efficient in a wide The Rowland Dry Goods Bower Hill school reopened, Septem- range of diseases and absolutely safe Bridgeport, Conn. ber 8, Miss Fannie Cook of Huntington in all cases, were placed upon general teacher. She boards with Miss M. L sale with directions for use Company, " prepared Hawkins and mother. by the doctor himself. Do Not Overlook Our Complete These pills are sold by all druggists, Bridgeport, Connecticut. Lyon's Plains. or will be sent, postpaid, on receipt Line of of price, 50 cents per box, six boxes, PERSONAL BRIEFS. . $2.50, by the Dr-- , Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. Y. Rev D. Mose-- i brought home his bride A to Weston on September 4. He has Welcome been spending his vacation in Sirns , Is always extended to the stranger within our gates as well PAINTS! Philip Rowland's, last Sunday. well as to as to our own citizens, to visit our own citizens, to visit our shop just to enjoy as Lury. ;- Emma Kubleman has been visiting We have various wares in things that are different, that will make a visit in New Haven. ' purchase. always Miss May Hamilton gave a party in instructive and interesting. We deal in, and specially, being manufacturers, importers and Clarence has returned to his honor of Norwalk friends, last week. Riggs retailers, we sell for less than you expect to pay, Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Cut Paints studies at St college. Farrison's Town and Country Stephen's Glass and Art Wares, of the best Quality. Miss Alice Gubic will spend the rest Rutherford Treat of Rocker's Hill, of her vacation in Atlantic City, where who has been on the sick list with ap- it in forly-eig- ht dif- underwent an last G. W. Fairchild & has stood the test of years. We carry she went on pendicitis, operation, Son, Tuesday. He favor- Established 1865 Once used used. Saturday. is progressing ferent shades always Mrs Oscar Budd is at Compo Beach ably toward recovery. Manufacturing Jewelers, Retailers. Importers. Opticians, a from Oxford attend- for a week. Quite number "At the Sign of the Chimes," The Best Linseed Oil at 50c per gallon. ed the Orange fair and report a very Mrs Lester Fanton is visiting her fine fair. 997 Main Street and Arcade, Bridgeport, Conn. Glass, Glazier Points, Brushes, all at low prices. daughter, Mrs Hoyt of Norwalk. Mrs Nichols of Lyon's Plains is visit Southburv, ing Mrs Silhman of Bridgeport. JOTTINGS. Mrs I. Thorp is at Warren Brad and Co., ley's. Mrs Bradley is on the sick list Miss Ruby Sanborn returned to her Farmers' Supply Roofing school in for the last few days. Pennylvania, Monday. 256 Kiddle St., Bridgeport, Conn. H. S. Steele and family have been mak- Glenwood Mr and Mrs Philip Gerhardt are visiting friends in Vermont. Ranges ing improvements on their house. Miss Ruth Mitchell from South Brit- of Bethel Business Men. ain visited week. Announcements Rollans is doing the work, Lucy Bennett, last Joseph Rev Wallace and wife were In Five Different which is a credit to him. Nutting in Providence over Sunday. NOTlCt: Hot Weather! Miss Mary Bronson from Watertowh. Greenfield Hill is visiting Mrs Clifford Hawley. Styles Hff net eivttg mis wait Too warm to bake. Let your Frederick Perry is visiting his aunt tor nothing, but we are giving vu baker do that for you and his bread, rolls, in Watertown. Make a variety to select from which should fit the wants of cus- thing r U- '. any 2ft v(.i-- hir.l cake and are like mother makes-Ic- ' -- pies just John J. Hinman from Brooklyn, N. tomer. and fine notice ym r yor sh.fl ;.t cream at wholesale and retail. Give us s, DEERFIELD NOTES. We have them they are certainly looking as well as Can's" Our mnUo: ""one work your orders and we do the rest. Y., was home over Sunday. excellent Prices." Mrs L. J. Olds of Bro klyn spent a working Kanges. boneat We in stock three different kinds of few days recently at the home of her carry i Erdmann & Co., NorthKent. parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas B. Brad- ! Bethel Bakers, Andes Fountain Place, Bethel. Ct. ley. PESONAL CHAT. Ranges. Deliveries of W. E. Nichols returned, last week, Hiram of Milton was in the Fall Kinney The Empire with drop oven door makes a very desirable pattern from a trip to Hingham, Mass. Mrs place, Sunday, calling on friends. Clear Mrs Uaines was to buy. Then we have the Lehigh Nichols remained for a longer visit. Mary in Bridgeport a few last week. Oial erenow the order of the day. Get your, shopping days order on the list, for this Is the coal for you. Harness, Miss Laura A. Dowd was an over Oscar Watts has purchased a new of friends at Fairfield horse of Edgar Peet. Stamford Ranges j Whips, Blankets, Garden Sunday guest SMITH Bethel. Ct. Beach. Master Leroy Hallock spent Sunday BEER5, Tools, Poultry Wire, Enamel Ware. with his was his In three patterns These with a variety of Wood and Coal Parlor Tin Coldwell Lawn grandmother. It Ware, flowers, Mrs Stanley Bennett is spending seventh birthday. Stoves makes a assortment and the are Economy Fruit Jars, Churns, flilk good prices right. some time at W. E. Nichols'. Mr and Mrs Carl Lorch visited Come and see at Pils and Pans, Longman & Hartinez Lake Pard! Pure General friends at Waramaug. Sunday. Say, Paints, Hardware. Charles Nichols and daughter were Mrs has been Is It can get 5 gals, George entertaining right you recent of Mrs Kate Nichols at out of town friends the week. best Kerosene Oil for 50c In Bethel? Sure The Gilbert -- Miller Co., guests past thing! Stop at McDowell & Taylor's store; Jennings' Woods. Mrs Daniel Hall was in New Mil- - that's the place. The best goods the market 15 Center St., BETHEL. CONN. E. J, bottom are ford, Friday. HALL, affords at rock prices you always Mrs Jennie Bailey and daughter of Mrs sure to find at their store. Money saved by Mary Kinney is assisting Charles Sandy Hook, Conn. trading with them. New Haven have been guests at H. E. Eton with her house work. Special Notice. Dowd's. Miss Bessie Lane of Merryall is Mrs Lewis McDowell & Taylor, Having opened a harness shop near the cor- working at Bull's. Thumb'Hand Side Center St.. ner of Chestnut and Center street am pre- pared to do all kinds of harness making and Oxford. Bethel, Conn. repairing also all Kinds of horse goods for Bull's PETER H. LYNCH, sale. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Rode-mey- Bridge. Michael Kilbride, corner Center and Chestnut street. - Long Hill, Conn. Bethel, conn. . REV Mtt LONGWORTH-MI- SS E. LOCAL NOTES. General Trucking and Teaming, Summer Practical Horse Shoer. Mrs Millard Soule of Kent and Mrs Also ail kinds of Carriage and Wagon Re- Tel. No. 28-- 4. SANDY HOOK, CT. Toilet Goods. Cards have been received announcing pairing done and general blacksmithing. SOFT DRINKS Mae Haskinsof Waterbury were in the Satisfaction in all work the approaching wedding of Rev W. H. guaranteed. In village, Saturday. Everything for Toilet Purposes kept Longworth to Miss Gussie Satterwhite stock. All our goods are very highest The Gem Lunch Room, Mrs Julia Lane came home from Mew quality of N. C. The is and superior grade. Henderson, marriage Milford, Thursday, to New BETHEL to take on of returning place Wednesday this Milford. Sunday afternoon, with Mr General Store, Greenwood Ave Near R. K. Crossing. week. Mrs Orton. Repairing. English's Drug and James Bicycles, Guns, Revolvers, Etc. Terms Chas J. English. Prop- - BETHEL. CT Charles Buher is spending a few days uasn. TOttAUX) EJliAU'b titS Frederick Dahind en ha3 taken the in Wassaic. The good and JOHN W. BOOTH position of night engineer at the Sey- Jerome Judd of Waterbury is spend satisfactory kind are Box 504 New Milford. Conn. ' mour Brass mill. a week with his Mott Judd. Arnold has resumed ing father, made at the Albert his duties Mr and Mr Col brook JNew as watchman Pratt oi night at the Fowler nail Milford were at Mr Judd's, last week. w Blackmail Studio, VISIT US shop in Seymour after a vaca- month's Mr3 F. R. Lane and Clifford were 67 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. tion. in New Milford, Saturday. for Amateur Finishing and When you need any Lumber, Cement or Material of Smith Hine, who has been sick Headquarters No better Building any at Mrs E. Hatch of Gaylordaville and Supplies. place and af- the home his kind. Our prices are right our goods are the best the market of Bon, Theodora Hine, Miss Helen Hatch of New York were for several weeks died, last week Thurs- To get your Horseshoeing, Carri- fords. If you cannot come, write. Will be glad to quote you prices at Mrs Mallory's, Saturday. CONS and General Black- day. The funeral took last Sat- FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. age Wagon Repairing and on large or small quantities. place smithing than at my shop. My Motto: Best urday and was largely the At Doran's Blacksmith'Shop near Depot. work at moderate Shop closed Satur- attended, and prices. burial was in Hillside cemetery, Quak- For eons, rifles sporting goods Horse day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Terms, strictly 44 Fairfield ave Shoeing, cash. er Farms. He was 79 years of call on Dan D. Smith, of all kinds A. H. age. Poli's Oarriage and Wagon Repairing Senior, Frank Rowland and his son, Clifford, nue, Bridgeport, opposite and General Blacksmithing. Horse clipping stepney.conn 74 South Street, Bethel, Conn. from . Wateroury were visiting at done every week day at my shop Henry Pettit, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1908. r Xhe Newtown Bee. Newtown, is. Established 1843. Friday, fltpum)r It. . We Want You 1 J. Howard Burr & Co Bether. .WE ARE. . - to goo our complcto lino of Glcnwood, Bay State and Puraffon : Itonges, completely equipicd with the following improvements THE BOROUGiTaND VICINITY. Wholesalers ' Cold Air Sectional Cover, Joseph Gauley of Grassy risin street and Check, Ring hai entered St Thomas' seminary at D Towel Dryer, Heat Indicator, Hartford to pursue a course of study Special Bargains tnere. . Slow Cooking Plate, Detachable Nickel, Leon Treadwell of BrldireDort who Retailers O 3S Door Lining, has been visiting friends in town, has Stamped to and Rain- Reinforced Oven Draft, gone Worcester, Mass., to enter the In Men's Women's Centers, roiyteennicai gcnooi in that place. WAGONS Dr G. D. Wight has purchased a Max- other too numerous to mention. We believe 0 coats. and improvements well runabout automobile for use in and in the above ranges so strongly that we are willing to guarantee making his professional calls. D on trial free. Same Mrs Olive Goodsell and of and place them in your home thirty days' daughter CARRIAGES Among Them Ladles' Garments at Most confidence exists in our furniture dealing. We are in a position Fort acott, Kansas, have been the Eight guests of Mr and Mrs B. F. Squires of O Liberal to furnish home in the latest and popular wood, from base- of every description. Prices Reductions. your wospect street. 0 ment to garret, in a satisfactory manner. Miss Eula Dunlap of Elm street has ana illustrations mailed on re- taken a position as teacher in one of These are all quest. , garments'that represent the balance Accommodations If Vou Wish. the schools of Bloomneld, Conn, Misses Bertha Beard and of our and summer stock.and we will sell them Dorothy You'll find here the spring On all sales above $10 Free Car Fare will be given and we will Melvin have taken positions as teach- largest at a sacrifice to them off racks to ' . get our make way for ers in one of the schools SlOCKOf ; deliver the sale right to your station. of Stratford. the new tall of which in. Mr i and Mrs Alfred Rich of New 0 garments, many are already Haven have been the guests of their Harness, m daughter, Mrs Frances Cculter, 20 rrospect street. Horse Goods New York Furniture Store, Miss Agnes McLaughlan has gone to and Coat Sweaters for i Great Barrington, Mass., for a few IIENR5T weeks', stay. , DICK, Proprietor, 0 ; Miss Josephine Schoonmaker of Cen- Stable Supplies. Men and Women. 257 Main Street, Danbury, Conri. ter street has been the guest of her 0 brother in Stamford. ' ' We Fine for and for in for Telephone 355. J. M. Ives' Old Stand. The Knights of King Arthur held a would be pleased to autoing, anything, fact, corn roast at Putnam Park, Friday have you visit our outside use for the approaching cool days. evening. Mr and Mrs John Cords and a Mr and Mrs G. A. Evans chaperoned $2 to the party. Repository, a Prices, $5. which is said to be the finest a Washington. in these parts. a i a MRS ABIGAIL BRINSMADE GUNN. J Howard Burr & Co, AT A. Shortly before midnight on Monday, F. HULL & m September 14, Abigail I. Brinsmade 199 Main Street, Danbury. Gunn. "the mother of the old Gunnery SON, , school," passed to the great Beyond. A She had safely reached the 88th birth- Opp. City Hall; day in July, but her failing strength for weeks past had been cause for DANBURY, CONN., great anxiety to her large circle of friends. The late Mrs Gunn was a Dealers In GLANCE lineal descendant of the Rev Daniel Brinsmade, who was graduated from HARDWARE, Yale in about 1748 and soon after- wards located as pastor of the old Paints, Contractors Supplies, Judea church. For 45 years he faith etc. Ask our Prices. I see difference between fully served ms flock, this remark- There's you'll the Work able record showing in what esteem he our distinctive suits and the was held by his loyal parishioners. i From that day when he appeared as YOU other kind. preacher in the old Judea meeting this week, for Storr's college. FOR house the Brinsmade family has kept Miss Olive Mitchell has gone for a dried'' its time honored place in the Wash year's course in a yomg ladies' sem- There's no "cut and ington church and society. The aubuct inary in West Virginia. Her mother of our sketch was the eldest daughter If you know how to meet the requirements of modern them accompanied her. appearance about they're of Gen Daniel D. Brinsmade, a noble Last Friday night some of the young held a business establishments. animation. and liberal citizen, who very people enjoyed a picnic on Steep Rock, full of quality and warm place in the liearts of this hill and returned home by mooonlight i community. From her sister, Mary The High school opened on Tuesday Practical methods taught in a practical way. B. Brinsmade, who was a graduate of of this week with Mr Hartford of They're the best expression and afterwards Mt Holyoke seminary M assachusetts an head teacher. Miss Let us send you full particulars. of the season's best ideas in successful principl of young woman's Wettereau from Pennsylvania and a school in her home town, Ms Gunn graduate of Wesleyan takes Miss doubtless received much inspiration Paine's place as assistant. men's tailoring. s beauti- OP KNOWIHC HOW from the story of Mary Lyon Miss Mabel Seeley is teaching the ful life. One cannot think of "the East street school this year. to look at and mother of the without feel- They're good Gunnery" Mrs Irwin and daughters, who have Stillman Business ing that she held as unique a place as been occupying the Mitchell place this College, to wear. Miss Lyon in the education of youth. good summer return this week to Yonkers, 297-30- - 3 Main Conn. The sweet and quiet girlhood which N. Y. Street, Danbury, had fully reared her for life's work Mr son New and Mrs Baldwin and of H. B. Prin. ended at sunset on .April lb,lo48. when Jersey, who are touring the country HASTINGS, she was united in marriage to Freder- in their automobile, were .guests, one ick W.Gunn, the founder of the famous day this week, of Mrs Sarah Bunnell. We Ask Your Special Attention to ' Gunnery school. The church bells Miss Millie Pratt has gone to'Bristol which pealed forth merrily from the to take charge of a millinery establish- Our hillsidejwere a happy omen of the use- ment. ful years which followed. After a short stay in Towanda, Penn., where $18, $20 and $25 Suits. Mr Gunn was a very successful teacher. he returned to Washington in 1849 and OASTOniA.Kind You Have tii. 1lie Always Bought began teaching m a small academy on n We and With Confidence "Match Them, the Green, but it was not until Octo Signature Say Boldly ber, 1850, that Mrs Gunn found herself of Fall Suits If YouCan." established as the mother of the Gun- nery and when we read those precious FOR LADIES. pages of "the Master of the Gunnery" we cannot but feel that it was she who Tailored Gowns in all the new shades and made it that ideal home for boys. Be- New cloths, tween each line of that wonderful me- styles, morial one can read of her labor and Fall Suits. l, her mother love and devo- Bros., In this season's showing we are determined $16.50 to $35. Levy each to her tion to youth entrusted to surpass In every way our own past efforts, care. The loss of her son (born which have themselves surpassed all con- only Three-quart- er and seven-eig- ht coats. 211 Main Conn. his manhood temporary displays. The 'fashion centers length Street, Danbury, January 9, 1849) in early season for in have been hard pressed by us this was borne with such patient trust new ideas, styles and fabrics suitable for our TOWEL SPECIALS Huck towels, all white and white with ready-to-we- ar the ways of Providence that it touched department. 1 -- We reason believe our borders, 18x36, 12 2c. 20x38, 17c. all hearts. One daughter,, the pres- have every to that efforts have been repaid and that your con- This is our annual Towel Sale. ent mother of the Gunnery, born Jan- fidence In us to secure the cleverest creations uary 9, 1849, remained to cheer her old will be sustained when you see what a grand and to take the burdens and cares showing we malje. New novelties are con- age for each showing. Lesieur's Lunch of the school, when came and stantly arriving day's Quick evening Many new and exclusive garments are here, FOR the master passed to the great Be- and what will be of as great interest to you McLEAN BR.OS., yond. At the recent opening of the this, as well as in pastlseasons, will be LADIES and GENTLEMEN, Gunn Memorial library the late Mrs Our Modest Prices, 221 Main St., Dantmry. Telephone 157. Gunn was able to be present in her 196 Main Conn. Street, Danbury, wheel chair, . The touching tribute which her old pupil, Clarence Deming, E. & paid the mother of the Gnnnery on Stone Son, that occasion will never be forgotten. Danbury, Conn. It was truly a rare and noble spirit which could inspire such affection Telephone 194. among her pupils and it is with real and unfeigned sorrow that the whole Room 3 community will gather at the church Special Bth Cents 1 o'clock on do honor to at Thursday to a woman who ranks foremost among the educators of our youth and one ifHow's it Combination. whose name will be a loving memory for all generations to come. ' Your 1 5--ft. Porcelain Lined Bath Tub, white Per Pound 1 outside, complete with all nickle work, Mr and Mrs Samuel Hollister spent T Roof? $ 1 Porcelain Lavatory (complete last week in Hartford, enjoying a with all nickle work to floor:) pleasant trip. You've probably seen the For the Best Barbed Wire re- Fencing. Fred Brinsmade of the Gunnery 4 "Amatite" advertised in the $60 1 Low Down Syphon Action Wash Down $60 turned, last week, from a three weeks' g magazines. It comes in rolls Closet combination (either dark or light Order now before our stock gives out. ... trip to Jamaica. 1 32 inches wide, weighs about or wood.) Miss Cassie Gold, who has been 110 110 i No better fencing than the American Wire fence, in 4i lbs and contains square This combination is a Special Offer. Our Guarantee spending the summer with her mother q feet, and it sells for $2 per roll height from 2 feet to 50 inches. at the Gunnery, returned on Saturday 1 including nails and cement. It Ow Stands back of the goods. wire wish. Let us to her duties as a teacher in one of the 4 is durab'e, lasting, waterproof, Poultry fencing, any height you Fall River schools. Write us for particulars. ; slightly fire resistant, mineral quote you prices. ; y. . Miss Harriet Nettleton has resumed 1 surfaced, and satisfactory in Ow her teaching in one of the schools of every way. We're headquarters fr THE H. W. HOYT CO., ' Newark, this week. - for all sorts of and iV building Sanitary Plumbers, For Your Fall Paints Mrs Sarah J. Hoadley of Plymouth is giJ roofing paper. Tar, one- - two-- Or Hoad- Heating Engineere, visiting at her son's, Carleton E. and three-pl- y, Rozin sized ffr You can have no better makes than Longman & Martinez or ley, for two weeks. . o sheathing, asbestos, and the Phone DANBURY, CONN. 264 Main St Miss Mildred Huniwell of New Ha An- d- CW 2S). & See nails, tins, paint, etc., Sherwin Williams Paints. us before you buy. ven was a guest, this week, of Miss 4 No one undersells us. Zi c Oils and Brushes of all kinds. Sarah Hoadley. it., - Paints, " Frank Kilborn and A. C Titus went to Hartford on Tuesday a delegates jjgfi fLsygm MKM 3BKfl sMHM Hardware and Farmers of All Kinds to the Democratic state convention. SThe Danbury Hard-j-J Machinery Mrs Thornton Cogswell gave a de ANYTHING '( :;;; Whist on last aftern- lightful Friday You May Require oon. Mrs Wersebe, Mrs Kilborn and ware Co., The Farmers' Store. Miss Wettereau won very pretty prizes. For The Horse Delicious refreshments were served Can be found at 249-2- and all enjoyed the pleasant occasion. 51 Main St, Miss Lucy Nettleton has taken a new position in a schoool in Stamford, W. W. Stevens & Co.'s, I this Danbury. year. Conn. 1 Henry Seeley is dull very low and a 16 Whitest., Danbury, attend- trained nurse is in constant 4? Coi Workmen for Repairing. ance. Shelton, Conn. Philip Seeley and Will Ford left. THE NEWTOWN UKE, F1UDAY, SEPTEMBER J 8 1008.

C. F. Beardsley, New Haven' New Haven'i , GENERAL-- Shartcnberg & Robinson Co. Mott Reliable Most Reliable'. Ston Store AUCTIONEER, $3588 NEWTOWN, CONN. . Trtleiihont 4M, . t m Also Real EUte For Sal j. The Howe & Stetson Stores The Stop-Ga- p Greatest Sale New Haven, Conn. !0fl acre meadow and pitura land, no buildings, on ontmt the tlmul lilllUipa in New New IIavens Conn. town, 1 mil (rum li. It. or IIIkb ir lr ttiW, Farm of 7T icrwa, will keep Heowpalr borstwi nice houw and barm urkw u0; fcouo of Black and Colored Silks. can runialn on mortgage. Farm of 00 tcrca, will keep 13 cow, and nalr Time for the Fall Sewing. If Of home nii'o liuut It t)triit price fciMi, &uu0 jou can rtmialn on inongagti. Need a Machine The most Silk Values I' arm JtU) ai'ms.nU't) Ihhiko.3 lurn. let housn, tempting in our history spring water In housuaiiU Irnrni tliia orchard) The farm will carry 2Scos,plr hum's, palroxtmj Silk The KluOO remain on ot selling. price story again. , prlcu 7i); ran mortgage, Join the Howe & Stetson Sewing I nli't) houMi and barn with small pttftt land! this Is a bargain if purchased at oncui price - liuiiO; two can remain on mortgage. Machine Giub. The Black Silks 33 Inch Biack Peau-de-soi- e New- i tarm, new bouu) and barn, 7u acraa (arm ' land.fcuJO. 22 Inch BUck Taffeta, one of the top-line- rs in the I farm, house, runniiur vator, 48 -- acres sale. , $1.25 land, tsu. 1 7Sct value, Vilue. A farm on main road, one mile from p Slop-Cap Price Mc Yard Stop-Ga- Price 98e a Yard Newtown Ktrcct.; good luniMi and tiarni nice of will Yard Wide Fall orchard) nevor falling stream waUtri Double Suits 7 A Payment of $1.00 when' ordering a Yard Wide Elack Taffeta, one Faced Black carry cows) price txuQ, Peau-de-so- A re farm In Nuwtownt good bouse and sensational ie one of the fea- Machine. balance In of the features barns tine wator. Apple orchard and other Jhe weekly of the 98ct Value. ture items in the tale. 2 fruit) 1 mile from H. It. Htatlom 8 minute day walk from school. I'rlcetm i of Stop-Ca- p Price 69c a Yard value 1 TS payments $1.00. and . farm acres, tam Slop-Ga- p Price $1.49 a Yard Several other placi not advertised. 27 Inch Soperfine Slack Ttff-- A very fine carriage and blacksmltlilng Peau-de-soi- for eta 11.00 value. Yird Wide Black e, plttiitsplenUld opportunity quick buyer. Slop-Ca- p Price 73c a Yard $1.50 va'ue. . A convenient and economical waj of obtaining Yard Wide Black Taffeta, fine Stop-Ga- p Price $1.19 a Yard Skirts For the Best In high grade Sewing Machines. The easy payment plan dress or coat Silk, a ad SOFT MESSAUNE and all its advantages are offered you -- 'without being beautiful for waists, $1.25 Yird Wide Black Mcssaline, to increase over value. the Ideal Silk for skirt dur- Watch obliged pay a heavy regular prices. 98e a brilliant as- Stop Cap Price a Yard this season of slender fif-ure- s. Already One of the country's best known manufacturers stakes ing Yard Wide Black Taffeta, a Reguhr $1.75 value. of the newest his name and on these machines. Different p semblage reputation . very impressire grade, a Slop-Ga- Price $1.29 a Yard Repairing : models and prices follow rgular J1.75 value. PE Y GNE styles in Women's Cloth GotoCrofut. Slop-Ga- p Price $1.19 a Yard 19 Inch Black e, All work finished promptly. The "New Idea" Machine at $15.98. A great SATIN DUCHESSE 89c value. 19 Inch Black Satin Duchesse Stop-Ga- p Price 69c a Yard arid Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, machine for the money. New drop head model. Suits and these soft bilks are very Lovely Colored Lnmlnenx Eyeglasses, etc., repaired. The "Yale" Machine at $18.98. Automatic fashionable now; 95ct value. Talletas Skirts. Slop-Ca- p Price 68c a Yard Sil c has 5 Lumineux never be At Store head machine; smooth running, , fitted with Henry Rupf'3 drop ' Yard wide Black Satin Duch- fore been, sold before at this drawers. 19. esse, a rich handsome quali- price either in New York, Bos- 10 to 4, Saturday, September ' You choose at ty, 91.85 value. ton or Philadelphia. $1 value. may safely The "Alliance" Machine Slop-Ga- p $1.35 at $19.98. Drop Price a Yard Slop-Ga- p Price 69c a Yard once. Others are 1 buying head model. A perfect running machine. PEAU-DE-SOI- E E. R. Crofut, The Fascinating Colored there'll be few, if Peau-de-soi- e, Silks any, The "Alliance" Machine at $21.98. An auto- Yard wide Black Sappbo Expert Watchmaker, caoice superfine quality, Sappho iks are like messa handsomer than those we 405 Main St., V d, l Danbury. matic drop-hea- machine $1.75 value. ' lineia weave. $1 00 Silk. -- to-da- y. Stop-Ga- p Price $1.39 a Yard Stop-Ga- p Price 79e a Yard offer The "Alliance" Rotary Machine at $30. A rotary shuttle machine, runs silently at a touch. One Over 100 models to se- of the very best and most modern machines on the mar- lect from most of them Qrain at Wholesale. "" ket. '", exclusively sold here. Tuesday Friday to $75 Union Business 10 a. m. 4 p.m. Agents Charge from $40 College. Prices start at 15.50 3 Features for these same machines. - , Important Main and Congress- Streets, and to 67.50, with up Obtalnsd by trading at our Wholesale Bridgeport. suits Branch: wonderfully good at 1st Full Weight. ESTABLISHED 17 YEARS. - ;fc Robinson Co. 25.00 to 37.50. 2d Best Quality. Shartenberg , 3d Lowest Price. Owners of ' All kinds of Grain constantly on Provides more students and strangers with positions than all hand. The Howe & Stetson Stores. other schools in this vicinity combined. & Bookkeeping, B. Hawlev Co., f) at r Shorthand and Typewriting, n. Automobiles. 'l English. 8 Beautiful Pictures , Every Graduate Employed. Send for Catalogue. Columbia, Wayne, ' ' 'l For Ilolidiiy and Wedding Gifts. Prospective students may enroll any school day. Buick, Mitchell. New and Hbok second Sandy Coply Prints, unsurpassed as classical pictures for the home. . Water Write or call for other information. hand. colors, carbons, in fact anyihing you wish in the picture line at living prices. Will be sold cheap. Oarage. Call and look them over. , . , , , J. C. T. HUBERT ART STORE, A NEWST0RE. Auto Accessories, Conn. For Wedding Arcade, .Bridgeport, A new jewelry store has been opened Keeler's Auto Repairs, Supplies. Special attention givuu to Artistic Framing and Regilding. in the newStratfield Hotel Buiiding, Station, Gifts Cars to Rent the Hour or No. 1226 Main street, Bridgeport, at New Milford. by day ' the head of Gold street, by William F. You will flna at the new store ALL-B'POR- and made but SANDY HOOK 4 3. second, Halpin got Stanton, For nearly 20 years he has In the Stmfleld Hotel Building a choice vari- caughc. Burdick fanned. Lush hit been with E, W. Button & Company, ety in the newest things in. .... " W. W. Wakelee, over second, and error let Manager, Lynch's at the corner of Wall and Main streets, " Notice. no difference what the , Clocks and It makes Coffey in. Miller flied out. Score: part of the time'a member of the firm. Watches, Special Sandy Hook, Conn. have or are Hook great "All Bridgeporters" Bridgeport 3, Sandy 1. Haugh Silverware. - Hooks" our Duri.ig that time he, has cured more Is it Grain 'or Feed you need? sayine about the "Sandy singled and Bradley's hit brought him watches and clocks of their bad habits above state- Kemember. as to we allow our cus- team is laudable. And the in. ,, Bradley was on third when Gill : quality than any other man ; in town and tomers to be .. . -- as as it is the judge, Probate Notices. ment is just grammatical hit out to Burdick. Bradley beat the he will mase repairing of time-piec- a William F. And the money they have invested they don't and as true as it is gram- throw in and the score stood 3 to 3. Stanton, begrudge. true, just specialty in the new store. Please con ' ss. and anyone would have sai d Osborne walked but Sthatfield Hotet, Building, We don't decorate the sides of our building DTSTEICT OP NEWTOWN,, Probate matical, ,,was; caught at sider this as a personal invitation to with "We Lead," 1908. ; were the 1229 Main Street, Ct. ' that if they among large third on Keating's hit. Lillis fanned. visit the new titore as soon as can Bridgeport, For the deaf, the dumb and the blind to read. Estate of Catherine Nash, late of New- of you deceased. crowd which witnessed the game Ninth Inning. Smalling out at first. do and look over Repairing of Watches. Clocks and Silver- We areisimply bound to sell whatever we town, in said District, conveniently so, the - S The Court of for the District of ball at the lot in Sandy Hook, last fanned. threw in ware a specialty, Telephone connection 923-- have in stock. Probate rye Langhammer Talty stock . Honk in trade. No matter what inferior imitation others Newtown hath 'limited and allowed six Saturday, And are the Sandy from the field and caught Cassidy aW nor how the knock. months from the date hereof for the credi- fool- carry great boys'rejocing? Now that is a very second. Lynch hit safe. out to 25 White tors of said estate to exhibit their claims Talty WANTED-- Wyandotte yearling The eating of the pudding is the proof. Those who ish But up to any one of the Lush. Holmes sent home New Milford. C. E. Gilbert, Sandy Hook, Ct. Convince yourselves what we have tinder for settlement. neglect question. single Lynch -. to ourroof.,. . i- present their accounts, properly attested, Satidy Hookites who form that lively with the winning run. within said time, will be debarred a recov- -- WAGES to a - We don't expect to obtain the whole world hunch of ball a3 the "All 'Twas a ?od game that marked The C. H. Booth & Bentley Company rj.001) competent girl for gen- ery. All persons Indebted to said estate are play;rs, lastSaturday eral housework. , No re- enclosed within a fence, which was made the season's close, have their of Fall and Winter laundry work requested to make immediate payment to B.idgeport," team opening quired; good references. Mrs W. H. Eider, 39 We are satisfied with a portion, the whole L. - And from the stone wall and the green grass - Arthur Peck, Sr., no of the pick of the best teams of the millinery on Monday, Tuesday and Weft St., Danbury, or apply at once to Mrs S. would be lmtpense. Administrator. the tumult fell and rose; R. When we've Jadvanced with we to to town confident of The Hook were in of next week, ihe Misses Raymond, at Mrs Peck's, Newtown, Ct. age, hope Park City came Sandy boys the game, with Wednesday grow wiser, and were all kinds bead, and heart and eye. Shaughnessy, and Barker have And allow a chance and not be a victory, showering And with Hughes others be- a purpose steady ihat they'd the been in New York the of windy "I bet you,'" at leisure, banner fly. attending open- miser, For Sale. Is it any wonder The Bridgeport's were there for ings of the leaders in millinery and Smokers. fore the great game." argument, Cigar The equity of redemption in two pieces of c and their rooters shout and roar, have the they lef the field a very sorrowful lot. been making pattern hats for real estate owned by JVlinott at the 'Til their tumult shamed the breakers that in Buy direct from the Factory. Save middle, A. S. Edwards Augur sorrowful. this The is time of i is situated in Yes, indeed, extremely crash on storm shore. opening. department men's 25 "Remrof" decease, Newtown, swept profits. Cigars delivered Connecticut, and described below, will be WeTl, the game opened with our big But as sailors on the stormy waves in their charge of Miss Hughes, a designer and to address for $1, euual to ten ' j'our any cent 14:13-- Ct. to the lifeboat ex- on the Phone 0 Stepney Depot, sold at public auction, highest bidder Bill Holmes in the box and his star safely rocks,' trimmer of exceptional ability and Cigar market. Money refunded if you 1908, 12 Sewe smiled at all their clamor for Bill are not satisfied. therefor, on Thursday, October 1st, at behind the bat for Sandy perience, who conducts a business of ... o'clock, M. on the market in Sandy catcher, Gill, was in the box. j- : property .t.,v llolnjes one-ha- lf Hook and one of Bridgeport's her own during the season at Palm C. K. Hen?st & Co., Hanufacturers, Hook. Also an undivided interest Coffey, in 12 acres of woodland situated in the town and the Mrs Edward Florida.; She ; will be assisted Lancaster, Pa. " star pitchers Halpin battery Taylor is passing the Beach, A Carload of Woodbridge, Connecticut, owned by the ; There was nothing went in New York and with by Miss Barker and Miss Houghtahng. said Mi note Augur at the time of his decease, for 'Bridgeport. Brooklyn NOTICE, Town of in the line of runs until the friends and expects to take in TjEGISTRARS' Easton. will be sold at public auction, to the highest doing "the C. H. Bassett has ranted the house The Selectmen and Town Clerk will meet has bidder on October 3rd. the second Gras. Town Clerk's Office Of fresh cows arrived at therefor, Saturday, fourth inning, when Lush, Mardi at the on Saturday. Sept. 1!H)8, at 10 o'clock A. M.. at the office of Erroll of Mrs Nolan on the Boulevard and ex- 26, from 9 ton man knocked a two-bagg- er out of The Newtown A. C. baseball team o'clock, for the purpose of mak- my place. M. Augur, Room 411 iExchange Bldg., 865 up pects to abo.it October 1. ing voters for the town of Easton. reach. Gaffel fol- will play the last of the season occupy it Chapel St., New Haven, Conn. our lively Talty's, game - Charles Gilbert, Come and see me. - th and Mrs Nolan will rmve to Bridgeport.- Aneouitvof redemption in of lowed with the same brand, Lush on their at the foot of New- 'i Ambrose Marsh, .. , grounds ' an acre of land, with building thereon, in the came in on Lynch's wild throw to the town Street on Saturday, September Harness, whips and robes at FrankiCanfield. Village of Sandy Hook, known as the Market Taylor, '". Selectmen. bounded as follows: plate, Miller and Smalling both out on 19, at 2.30 p. m. They will cross bats Curtis & Co.'s. Popular prices for good R. property, Os- George B. Beers, Town Clerk. J. Hatch, South on Highway; East on Pootatuck fouls to Gill. Gill died at first. with the Sandy Hook's and a good goods. Brook, or the Mill Pond, of the estate of borne put the ash to the sphere and game may be looked for. nAUCUS-T- he Republican electors of the Brooklawn Stock Farm, ' Daniel Sanford; North on said Mill Pond; ball Town of Newtown are requested to meet and West on land of the estate of George A. while Cassidy was the School suits aud school - lookingor pants, just Redding. at the Brick Building on Friday evening. Sept Beers. home. . Keat- 8 Beaver Brook, R. D. 18, ' in deep left field, came the thing for the boys, the wearing 25, 1908, at o'clock p. m., for the purpose of Danbury. An eauity of redemption in 60 acres of town ing and Lillis both hit but were put kind, at Taylor, Curtis & Co.'s. Also CHILDREN'S SCHOOL SHOES. nominating officers to be voted for at 'Telephone 780. woodland, with building thereon, situated in the October election. By order of the Town Hook and bounded and described as out. Score: 1 to 1. Fifth Inning. fine line of shoes. , . Sandy For boys and girls. Be sure and buy Committee, W. M. Reynolds. Chairman, lollows: both failed On Mr and 1908. Langhammer and Cassidy Monday, Mrs George F. them at French's, Bethel. Dated Sept. 18th. Northerly by land owned by widow of Ira to connect. Halpin flied to our dear Taylor, Glover Warner, Edward Taylor Sherman, Mrs Cribben and others; Easterly Bradley, and that was and their chauffeur. Mr ' Wanted. ly land owned by widow of James Corbett, lit:le shortstoo, Wakeley, went COUNTERPANE SALE, and hiirhwav: Southerly by land now or for nil for Both Lynch and to m their auto where Sale. Bridgeport. Bridgeport they $1 each, full size and good patterns, at For merly of the heirs of Ezekiel Beers and land hit but were out at first; Holmes took in the parade of the Red Men. An operator on a Wheeler & formerly of Mi's Charles B. Glover; Westerly Talty French's. Trade in Bethel. 40 head - calves, yearlings. one land now or formerly of Mrs Charles B. landed and sant the nail clean over On or sometime . machine. by Tuesday evening fresh cow. On the old Brew Botsford Wilson power Steady and land of the widow of head with a for the the of place, Glover, by highway Langhammer's pass during night cabbage patch Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Hill. . J. B. SHAW. work. The Allison Co., of Ira Sherman, and others. three nice bases attached to it, then Clarke Page was robbed of a dozen or An undivided one-ha- lf interest in 12 acres followed with a hit through more nice cabbages. Mr Page has his That Contain Mercury pOR SALE A new milch cow and calf. Ilawleyville, Conn. of 'woodland in the Town of Woodbridge, Haugh James bounded: " but it went foul and Holmes gun in readiness for any more intruders Corhett, Huntingtown District, Smalling, as mercury will the sense of Newtown. Conn...... North by land now or formerly of Ella F. flied to kind. surely destroy Lewis C. now was left on third after Haugh of this smell and the whole sys- and John North: East by land completely derange AUCTION-Willsel- l-at Notice. Smalling. Sixth Inning: Coffey hit Jumpers and Overalls, the kind that tem when entering it through the mucous Public Auction on or formerly of John C. North 'and the estate surfaces. Such articles should nerer be used Friday, Sept. 25, 1808, at 10 a. m., the farm of George A. Isbell; South by land of said over Bradley's head and afterwards Connecticut makes, at Morris' known as the homestead A new Blacksmith Shop at Warner's ana ot n. ana except on prescriptions from reputable phy- of the late Samuel estate lana iuia Lewis; west oy second. Burdick walked. Coffey The Chas Monsori Co., of New Haven, Town of dis- and General Jobbing. Would land of Ella F. Lewis. stole sicians, as the damage they will do is ten-fo- ld Hawkins, Oxford, Quaker Farms 51 acres; also like to see old customers at hit shop. Terms ERROLL M. AUGUR. Administrator. went to third on Lush being retired at are advertising ladies' suits that will to the (rood you can possibly derive from trict, hay, grain, corn, potatoes, cash. L. P. Conn. 4 .cows, 2 last 2 Payne, Roxbury Falls, first. (Jaffel sacrificed and Coffey came please, and they have a brilliant assem- them. Hall's Catarrh Curemanufactured by i yearlings. spring calves, Tl F.J.Cheney & Co.. Toledo. O.. contains no horses, top carriage. 2 buggies, team wagons Miller fanned. Score: of the newest to select and all tools, one brood in. Bridgeport blage styles mercury, and is taken internally, acting di- fanning sow, one SALE The wood of 1. also pig, poultry, and some household fur- TpOR standing and tops Wanted. 2, Sandy Hook Bradley walked. from. They are headquarters for rectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of spring on 15 acres of 4 of a mile from the In niture. Sale to take place on the If trees land to T.anehammer. Osborne Oriental rugs and have a magnificent system. buying Hall's Catarrh Cure premises. Judd's Bridge Station on Shepaug Kailroad. be sure the In- very stormy the sale will be the first fair and flied to collection of Oriental and you get genuine. It is taken day. Inquire of M. A. Bradley. Koxbury, Ct. A reliable woman or girl, for fouled to Halpin Keating rugs carpets, ternally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. ueorge a. nawKins, uxrora. Seventh $25,000 select- & Co. Testimonials free. . housework in a family of Smalline. Inning. Smalling nearly worth, personally Cheney REGISTRARS' NOTICE Tie undersigned general out first and Cas- ed in the best markets of Sold by all Druggists. Toe. per bottle. ' S. W. SMITH & CO., Voters for tlft Town of New- and Langhammer at rug Europe Take Hall's Fills for two, on a farm. 1: Address,; stating fanned. Lillis out at first and and Asia, by P. Filippucci, and im- Family constipation town herehv i?ive notice that they will be in sidy ! session at the Brick on Sep- etc" first on him. invite Apothecaries, Ansonia, Conn. Building Friday, qualifications, wages, Lynch fanned. Talty reached ported direct by They you 6000 MJoneT-- tember 1908, from 9 o'clock a. to, until 5 sec- Fnf ?a1a o'clock of , Mrs F. J. Koberts, an error and immediately stole to this exhibition and sale. -I am now prepared to thrash oats p. m.. of said day. for the purpose w " ill NOTICE- and lists of said town. ?. 1 ' ond. Holmes out to Cassidy. Eighth Mr and Mrs John O. Pitzschler of 14 States. Strait's mam for all who wish, 4c per bushel if revising correcting the i , Thomaston, Conn. . moth illustrated nf 75 C. Hal-pin- 's catalog bar over bushels, when less,$3 for the job. Have Thomas F. Bradley. F. Beardsley, : couldn't in iSandv Hook passed Labor day in Hart- inning. Haugh gather with State mam mailed fret: we the best Improved machinery and guarantee P. J. Kelly. John L. Sanford, "COR RENT On Newtown Street. 2, lor 5 low one,as he was playing too far ford and took in the races at the.State vK.K.fare. E. rn my work done well. Carl Pucuaia. rooms; rent use of hall. Apply to V Boxbury, Registrars, cheap; out Coffey safe on Keating's error fair. W.rU'i lane fum Dnlen, 1 Mutu St, New TtrL tonn. Dated at Newtown, Sept. 17, 1908. Thomas J. Wright, Newtown, Conn. Tel 343.

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A Great Proposition! ten- , W will our oil, the D. Read Co. put M. oil. ih HtmiiUrd, lx days The on, bp mtint luur , In wm-k- drf nct txtinoiny, Noblaitkaued i chimney. U(otor lit vry rapect. E. H. Dillon & Co., Estabthhid Id37 ; . Barnum Bros., ' 5 o'clock ' i The Store Closes at Bhepard'i Old Stand. Podtrlmjtown. LEADING MILLINERS, ' Conn. . , 1105 Main Street, Bridgeport, , WinanaKIngSegls.' i mmm Slrei Kln leirln, greatest bull of the ,.bDm' Wlnana Do Kol Korndyke baa made 7 1 hi a record of S7 of butter In day dam I. not a full aged oow. Hr Kiand.lre Blankets. yet Grand Fall Millinery Opening, Fall U Paul liutiU He Kol. Service Berkshire Boar. Thursday,", , . Tha ervt'e of a thoroughbred ( flno Wednesday, A most assortment, In snow gray, and light tan, with U offered. inviting white, light without paper. ot Friday, blue and fluffy and bo good looking that you can-n- :. NUTTINGIIAME, - borders in pale pink. Light, 25. N 23, 24, ( " 91.75 & Boutlibury. Conn. September pass without touching them. pair. blue. Also in medium 2200 lbs. . assortment of Pattern In delicate tans and pale VOIt HALE-- On palmorrel horse. We will showtlie largest Roman Striped Blankets, 1!. tire 1135 match team: two alee top before seen In . ; v: . $1.25 each. one open aurry i thwa net of Hats and Choice Millinery ever Bridge- brown. V Single harness! one good driving mare ll.s onewt new buaineaa wagon port.' Come and see for yourself. used. fcOs two good truck. 2ST Black kock Avenue. Bridgeport, Conn. g Artesian Wells. E H. DILLON & CO. All-Lin- en Handkerchiefs, 10c. .. v- i ...... ,'..w-- Drilled , narrow hen This is a tempting special. The Handkerchiefs are pure linen, Granite, Marble and mineral lands borders. ' tested. Cores taken out 2, 3, 4, 5 inches stitched, with woven in Diameter. Windmills and pumps 10 cts. each, 6 for 50 cts. Fine for school use.. furnished, For Particulars address ESTABLISHED TEN YEARS. a. B. WILCOX, 7 Harmony 8t., Danbury, Ct. APPLES! APPLES! in the Jugs of all Nations. A collection on one of the' center tables as- When You Need China Store. They are all decorated, and a very complex and interesting sortment. Prices at 25 cts. ,, , Mendelson Bros., begin . a new Wagon or Carriage re- member the'Wagons and Carriages made at our shop .land the test. Call and see If you need anything In our line. Fruit and Produce s Do need new Gloves, and have you seen that Pjdue Glove we are R. Hatch & COMMISSION you Sons, selling at $1.00 a pair. Carriage Manufacturers, MERCHANTS New Fairfield. Conn. All Kinds of Country Produce, TX)R 8ALE- -1 Knox 2 cyd. car, fine shape, $350; 1 Ford, $200. Clarke Auto ' Conn. Station, Mllford, Conn. 626 and 628 Water Street, Bridgeport, The D. M: READ Co. Produce and we will Ship us your Apples, Poultry and Other guaran- tee you better prices than any other firm here. Send for Shipping Cards. ' Milburn i Have you a farm to sell or do you want to buy one It may be that you are going to move to Bridgeport Acme Harrows , In Bridgeport. and to buy or rent a place In that city. You may be Farm Wagons looking for aomsthlng In the way of business, incase you are In tine for any of these be sure are The Newtown Bee. New Fall Should B on Every Farm. w,et,tocnw,tu Styles Write Now to w COGGS WELL. The Wagons of Quality. 18. 1908. Eight Newtown, Friday, September OF, and Business ALSO BOOTH E BROS., Real Estate Opportunities, '.. 1094 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Gasoline Engines, Silos and Stratford, Conn. Ensilage Machinery. Monroe. Men's Shoes That's the Spot to Oet Your Farm - Tools. , Don't Fail to Get Our Prices. At Foster's. Q. N. Clarke's Vegetable Liver Pills EASTfiVlLLAGE. T. E. Piatt & Son, Have wonderful reputation (or curing Bilious and Dyspeptic Ailments. A 1.1,-o- nilran-.n- nf Nnrwalk was The Altru Patent Colt and Vici For Sale Cheap. Newtown, Conn. ni;Q a remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, the Sunday guest of her cousins, the v One fast driving horse. Once used. For sale Drug- 53-- 4. Kid, :,,,;,;, very etc., stand Unrivalled. tried, Always by 'Phone . and Stevens. they w Misses Dorothy Zaiaa Horseshoeing carriage and wagon reparing gists. Free sample by mail. Mrs J. W. Waterbury spent Saturday and generabblacksmithlng. : d.j,C,U lvkora with an acred cous $3.50. Frank Favereau, Conn. Miss G. N. CLARKE," Nichols, in and her own granddaughter, Conn. vrOTICE I am ready to saw logs for custom And our $3 shoe in Ve-lo- ur Bedding Eldge. work and can furnish timber and Matilda smitn, 01 uanuury, wcy special lumber, hirthflavs. the at moderate prices. Mill is k.nfaJ tkair1 1 . v. i Ininr" though posts of all kinds uiaiicu "" ' calf, Blucher cut, Cap Toe, ter of my bull j cen- -, NOTICE-Hereaf- the services bouse. Leon Bourquenez, over half n, locatadnear my difference in ages was a 1. Terms Cash. F. W. PlattjNew-tow- Upright Botsford, Conn. - and Vici Kid Lace or Congress I - Conn. tury. - Piano Tuning New to an Wo11qo Prnctnr ot wooaDury was a Plain Toe, are excellent, quality.- Piano, TIME you get ready buy organ Re- ANY let me know. Birdsey Parsons, San- O. S. Rlakeman's. I am prepared to do Piano Tuning and arA r!nvnp war Sunday guest at notice. Piano Hook, Conn. y of all kinds at short Tuning. ranted, 8185. For particulars write dy Mr and Mrs w., w. cuss spent p""-da- pairing ''',''" 'Max A. well known fiiner of Grass, piano SALE-- 50 farms near this good town. " Harold I. Hathaway, W. L. CHADEAYNE, TXR city, out of ; FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, Bridgeport, Conn., formerly ot Steinway & buildings, fruit, water on all, ranging from Conn. of late I red 42 Seymour Ave., Derby, Conn. walk one MrD ooteand nuie aaugmer oi i 284 Main Street, Danbury. Sons, Mfr. N, Y., and successor one to 460 aeres.fl ve minutes' to hour & 277-1- 2- Piano Haven are" boarders at George Sher- Successor to E. F. Foster Co., . .Telephone Beyer, will be pleased to attend to your drive to railroad station and trolleys prices Orders be left at Mr Charles S. Twenty-fiv- e ly Tuning. may $850 and upwards wood's. ; Newtown. Will be In Newtown every $750 25 2- -f am-il- y ' - 246 riain Danbury, Conn. TVTOTICE-W- lll exchange improved property Piatt's, Wanted To homes on trolley lines, upwards; m Mo V fT InVmsnn nf Bridsre- St., . rood 438 West avenue. Buy. $1600 and iiT.i Tr,.lnrfnn for a month. Bridgeport address homes on and near trolley line, - rent. have completed ' their six weeks with stock and tools. Loren K. Caitei, Cows or Bulls, Calves, upwards to Quick buyers. Don't pay port farm ue furniture" Fat Cattle, cheap homes. Terms easy. W. and will com- 11 Main street, wateroun. WANTED-Antlq- mahogany With rent own your, sojourn at S. Clark's OF ELECTOKS Notice is East Charles H. Martin, I.BERMAN, and see me. Brophey, 64 Grand Street, ADMISSION good price. Come their vacation with two weeks at that the Selectmen and Town 101 South street, Stamford, Conn. Ct. - plete 1234 North Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Danbury, t the shore. Clerk of the Town of Newtown will be in ses- , i sion at the Town Clerk's Office in said town. -I will be in Tuesday Telephone: 2189-- A married man wishes Irom nere arove to MOTICE- Washington. WANTED position Many people Friday, September 18, 1908, from nine o'clock For and on Wednesday of each week or references. T. G. laat- - nicrht and Quality Roxbury teamster; WpHnpsHflV in the forenoon until five o'clock in the after- and will pay the market prices for 165 South Main St.. Waterbury, Ct. highest Of Douglass, morning to see the wreck noon, for the DurDose of oassine unon the and Dealing do veal, poultry, eggs, vegetables, etc. Cash paid all kinds repaired at Thursday of those who them Snuare H. J udsoiL reasonable prices. Have A & Co.'s Deiow me qualifications present for all stock bought. Clinton OE SALE Richardson Boynton on the switch just station, selves to become electors ana aami to me Full Clocks You An Old Colonial Clock F "Pnrfaot." wvwl furnace, as good as new. r and H. I. tting Clock needs so Geo. Thavp.r Thayer. elector's oath those found qualified. juui niacins or Grandfather that repairing used four seasons. Will be sold cheap. last Monday stock of Groceries and General it will run accurately? If so I am prepared W. Cochrane. West t;ornwain;onn. Jr., were in Higganum, Samuel A. Blackman, CRAFT & LYON, to Michael on hand. We to serve you. I refer you, by permission, and Tuesday. Donohite, Merchandise always Conn. Allison P. Smith, Editor of The Beb, for TOR. SALE 2 two year old fat heifers. Mrs o Dloboman. ia snnn to move tne Hebmon H. Peck, Stepney, I restoreC to Its old time efficiency a E r Selectmen of Newtown. to please our patrons. whom H. W. Bradley, Gray's Plain district, his residence back study Practical Painters. fine old Colonial clock. E. E. Meeker, New Newtown, Conn old house opposite M. J. Town Clerk. Conn. W. is to Houlihan, (jive us a can. Preston, for a barn. W. Bliss engaged IMS. cost a trifle "lOR SALE Double barrel breach loading Dated at Newtown, Conn., Sept. 9, Good material and skilled labor C. L. Step- do the work. . more at first, but are economical in the long gun in good condition. Powell, (& We a aclinnl 18 and A DMISSION OF ELECTORS Notice is Craig. run. A trial will convince you. have ney Depot, Conn. Tim numbers promises Penfield I hereby given that the Selectmen and good line of Wall Papers. Mouldings, Sell Farms to be a splendid success. DEPOT, CONN. unit urn wall enuinned for SALE-Thoro- ugb bred Holstein bull, Town Clerk of the Town of Newtown will be STEPNEY ot,. FOR - our all kinds old with- good pedigree for milk John Morrow, one ot oia veteran in session at Glover's Hall In Sandy Hook, in best service'at prices to meet the times, And of real estate. animal and marked. laid with rheumatism. said town, on Friday, September 25. 1908. from Give me a description of your farm or place, and butter. Fine nicely citizens, is up rest. Write No. 43368. J. C. Joyce. Stepney nine o'clock in the forenoon until five o'clock I and the terms and I do the or Registered, SALE Shore lots. Walnut Beach, see me. do good. JACOB Depot, Conn. in the afternoon, for the purpose of passing For Sale Cheap FOR call and lean you ST of those who present Conn. Level, high cottage lots SloO BLOCK. Middle Gate District. Route 16, New- NOTES FROM PETER'S, upon the qualification KioLlicmltli one - if 2 acres and admitting n hellows: also SI week. Speak quick you town, Conn. TeL 2. FORSALE-lcow- ,2 wagons, themselves to become electors business up.grdown, 3 rro. tm qoruicA in St Peter's horse lumber wagon and one spring want one. E. W. Nash, 451 Hollister Ave., tons good hay. William Barr, xiicic n.;iiwin to the electors oath those found qualitied. Tashua. Conn. Long Hill Route 5. 20", Samuel A. Blackman, wagon. Bridgeport. Conn. on next, September A and sold. church Sunday Michael Donohue, PETER H. LYNCH. Long mu, vi NTIQUE FURNITURE bought , G. B. Tucker. Easton, Ct. P. O. Address WANTED-T- o buy a circular saw, also Rev Mr Habersham omciatmir. Hermon H. Peck, O. R. D. 25, Ct. Tel Bridgeport Qlv. small saw mill. E. Morgan, . Selectmen of the Town of Newtown. Collie puppies Bethel, Conn. Route 15. TJiOR Stepney Depot. 1 T711;rt4-4- ' n nntV'lcraA trt flfl VP Michael J. Houlihan, Town Clerk. J? eht. mfiks old. Address E. Wetmore, G. H. Bassett, SALE Village home, barn and out- 21-- - 14, 1908. Conn. 2 acres, reasonable SALE-You- ng to go. ot tlia voctnrv nnn intends- Dated at Newtown, Conn., Sept Roxbury, buildings, price. OR July pigs ready maauii wuin " Address L. Box 85. Bridgewater, Conn. H. M. Greenman, Newtown, ut. woute its. .t- H. Old stand. to commence the work next week. ELECTOKS The selectmen At C Gay's ADMISSION OF are to ue Warren SALE-T- wo POR four cylinder Some other neeatui repairs Clerk of the town of FOR high grade typewriters, VVinton touring car, in fine order, fully will be in session in theTown Hall of said Special Notice. new. A good one $38. A better.one 2134 1908, from 9 WfidnfiS- - $35. S. equipped. Apply North avenue, Bridge- mDrand and Master Warren on Saturday, Sept. 26th, r i m,at, laWoenPTt,- ..v Irving Holmes Ridgetield.Conn. Mrs F. J. Wales 5 in the x win receive buuu R- port, Conn. " o'clsck in the forenoon until o'clock in Rethlehem. for which 1' Carriage and Wagon G. Wales have returned from a for the of passing upon ...tmvniim Ralph afternoon, purpose will the highest market price. QPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Lenses tpOR SALL OR.EXCHANGE for a horse, a aiiuoru jtuiiu. the qualifications of those who present them- pay epairing. all kinds of Reid with two weeks' outing at and to Conn. matched, and repairs. 4 Victor Talking Machine nearly new, selves to become electors admitting HENRY C. HILL, Bethlehem. Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., Bridgeport. 5 with oath those found large records, together carrying cases, in last the elector's qualified. Blacksmithing. etc. ; complete outfit cost $135. Will sell right. Lewis of Bridgeport were town, .William Forestelle, Wm. A. Tator, 3779 Main St., Bridgeport, Ct. John Chappius, Notice. Minor A. Cattle For Sale. Horseshoeing. Special Mrs Edward E. Curtiss attended the f; Strong, TjiOR SALE 1 bay work horse, 1250; 1 bay Selectmen. tfresh Cows a Specialty. The automatic and clean eurry comb. The Pnmnna meetinif at fOF SHIS. LtUV. Sflll C work horse, 1200; 1 Ibay work horse, 1050; Dated at Warren, Sept. 14th, 1908. ll7n.l.l..n.onlaMPlHU lUUuim."'",- - CARRIAGE PAINTING best made and most durablecombOn the mar 1 bay cob. fearless, good driver and safe for Stamford on Wednesday last or trade any day but Sunday ket. Once seen always used. Burr Kclipse 1 Power Palmer gas engine, from 14. Harness dressing and Eclipse axle compound. ladies; 1 Miss E. Rose Wheeler returned vrOTICE The Board for the examination East Inorru, new; 1 Home Comfort Steel Range; Fraik Turkiagtoa, A Specialty. No better made. William Wellington, agent nearly 1 she has at and admission of electors for the Town of new, latest model; sec- on Monday where 46-- for Fairfield P. O., Route No. 4. Oliver Typewriter, Hartford will be In session at Town Hall Telephone County. hand safe. F. J. Hosford, 'New Preston, Eoxburj the Nichols, Conn. Telephone ond tended the State fair. 1 said iTown on Saturday, the 26th day of Bridgeport. Conn. i division. Alice of Chicago is 1908, from 9 a. m. until ox-- C Bridgeport Miss Beardsley September, o'clock Tax Collector's Notice. TjOR SALE Nice pair 4 year old Devon Wheeler. o'clock p. m., for the purpose of admitting to workers. V TO RENT In center of Newtown with her uncle, Albert found m- - i T liA at tllB Town en, well matched and good c ROOMS second floor. Water in the elector's oath those who shall be Conn. Route 10 r air- first or on H S. Hurlbut, Clerk's Office Saturday. June 27th, and each tor Laverage, Easton, T. qualified that date. 1 For Sale. house. Rent cheap. Apply to Wright. Clerk of Board. last thereafter from 9 a. m. to p. field. Conn. Satuiday & Newtown. South Britain. m. Other days at offlceof Taylor Hubbell A nice trap in No. 1 condition: also black from7a.m.to5D.m. J. F. HOULIHAN, Cards. horse, gentle for ladies to drive; in fine con- Hand Painted dition. Inquire of Maurice Leavy, Walnut A FATAL ACCIDENT. Notice. mi. . i T..1t nrA J T.anuhftrt, will fill Tree Hill, Sandy Hook, Conn. , ! a man who ATOTICE-W- ill make elder every Saturday .11 j i a nnintnrl nlnct. and mpnn WANTED Merritt Crandell, young iThe Selectmen and Town Clerk notice. L. A. Bourouenez, at lowest mill which is hold a until further cards with neatness and dispatch was working on the of the Town of Washington, will Botsford, Conn. Address J. ana ianeuai u u&iuni, Labor Machine. was to admit to elector's oath those prices. i. ' Saving 3 work- John Mitchell's timber, meeting the Conn. Good home for 5 horses; cutting "List to be made at all convenient to R. R. The "Boss" potato digger. None can beat board which flew off the foundqualifiedonthe WANTED-Sm- place struck with a the Town Hall, on Satur- st.B te lowest for spot cash. the Famous International Gasoline engine for 2 Washington Dewt, price SALE-T- wo s ers and drivers. nionoi- - and killed. Saturday 9 a. to 7 cows, 4 ana years oia, Call and see me. inatantiv day. September 25th, from m. p. D. W. Booth. Stepney Depot, Conn. tOR October. Victor farm machinery. ex- - 14. good milkers, due In S. J. uonn. located on Justice afternoon. He was a young man of at Washingson, Conn., September Conn. rAttKS, Tmmpuil, These horses are now the . 1808. - three hundred Oliver, Tunnel farm, Newtown, will work ... J J manMAMVf , ANTED TO BUY at once, Comstock Farm in Warren, Conn.: cellent cnaracter ana maue , .. ih Ajiih or more: fj'OR SALE English Setter Dogs from good In fleshmt--r M. W. Asplnwall, SALE-Elev- en White Pigs double or single; are a little poor time he was here. H. P. F. pOR Chester s&ook; cuiur. lemuu aim wmtc, re- friends the short G. S. will pay 30c each alive. Address peuigree bard season's work Owner seeks good Humphrey, Conn. Tele ready to go. Anthony Kolosky, Redding old in May. 1!K)8. Unbroken and have the home of W. D. No. 10. Fairfield. year HllO-- where use will be given for The body was taken to J. Collins Conn. haan h.nilloil Will (Nltl PRIllAA fttt T liable homes, free Selectmen. Ridge, nn, board and keep will give out one, two or Arthur Mitchell and afterwards sent to phone. represent them. H. S. Brown, Gaylordsville. more as wanted, but applicants must be reli the funeral S. Ford Seeley, Town Clerk. old- - 'ANTED A home for a sturdy , Jonsonville, N. Y., where 'OR SALE-- Jet black six years tuuu. proper-care- ad- gelding .nn.nn iu,t Annlv tn Curl TmhoiT. able and give t or particulars -- wniff-ht.1- CWt. Kind L. 288 Greenwich New was held, Monday afternoon. .i,.,t is k.nil.hinh dress John Moore, St., fl'HlifiSS Of all OO-- Huntingtown District., SALE Three new milch cows with 4291 n hnLn. fXRE York Cortlandt. v Conn. City. Telephone Notice. i i.i,,ioi,-n- tn ride or OTICE. Anybody havingcolts to break or calves. Samuel Snow. Long Hill, him now. Lett . nt nr t.mllers Anrl Anv cow 3 . LOCAL BRIEFS. The Legal Voters of the Town of Washing- drive..!.Owner has no use for UUIBCSiU.WVln.nnll otitic J TjXJR SALE years old, good , Ti All RENT Nicely furnished house fT the Jersey annual Town Mr Howara l nn.A .Tom nivnorMl v tin TO family cow; also ld heifer due is entertain- ton are hereby warned that the for sale with hopkius. nurse iaj uc aii.ic, Apply 2134 North avenue, Bridge- side Miss Gertrude Mitchell for said Town of will be Waramaug, JNew Preston, Conn., where he such work and guarantee animal to be kindly to calf soon; also Stanhope surrey with Meeting Washington reasonable. port, Conn. would trade for good ing a friend from out of town, this held in the Town Hall, on Monday, the fifth may be seen. Price SM0. treated !and cared for. Prices doors, in good order; nan-bur- y. ' avenue, Concord. N. Curtin. Southford.iConn. week day of October, 1908, at 8.30 a. m.. for the pur- Patrick J. Walsn, ll gunman SALE Young to go. Tur-- E J3. floi-- of Charles tjX)R pigs ready pose of electing by ballot. Assessors, Board of 8ALE One sheep. Conn. no.v N'ortlimD. SteDner. Conn. Tel. XTOTICE-rTh- e of the Town of Mitchell was under Dr pOR -- k-. Taxpayers Arthur Relief, and other town officers required by Thomas, Roxbury, uonn. xei. notified I will Wyk-o- ff Weston are hereby that last week. Mrs Edna law to be so elected, and to appoint other To a female moot, thom t. the Town .House on Monday. STRAYED my place, setter, has also been ill. town officers required by law. to act upon the SALE A Knox automobile, aircoplert, white, and had a little puppy Oct. 5, 1908, from 10 o'clock forenoon until 3 Treasurer. FOR front seat folds Charles A. Plude, Jr., me Miaa Jnrtith Mitchell beoran her duties reports of the Selectmen, Town hoi'se power, carry four, with her Owner can have same by proving o clock afternoon to receive ine taxes on Treasurer of the Town Deposit fund, and up, for sale cheap if sold at once, impure for this advertisement. 1907. which will then be due and Box 1. property and paying grand list of as teacher in Middlebury, Monday. School for the support E. Woodbury, Conn. Dodging-tow- n. W. Sons Committee, to provide George Smith, CONTRACTOR, 1. W. Andrews, blacksmith shop, Also at G. Bradley's Oct for the mainte- K. D. payable.- Mrs C. T. Downes has bpen of schools and paupers, and P. O. Address. Bethel. Conn.. 25. i- from 1 until 3 o'clock afternoon. visiting A of land of o'clock nance of roads and bridges; also to lay a tax TjVDR SALE CHEAP tract 590 Broad Bridgeport, Conn. Nov. 1, three of one per cent friends in town. ,.,...... o c.italiia for hnildine lots St., After quarters to defray town expenses and to instruct the ja STRONG BOY-- Of fourteen, willing and will be added to all unpaid dims ana toe same Mr and Mrs Averill have closed their needed for the R. Irwin. Washington. Conn. Eli Selectmen to provide funds if with springs. A obliging, wants a position to work. Box on the first of each succeeding month. to Stamford. A Ballot box will be open for COnn. Collector. home here and returned ensuing year. and 47. Brookfleld Center. Vaneman. Tax .Weston, Conn, the reception of ballots from 8.30 a. m. to 3 p. Mason Work Jobbing. . - - of Mr Cole and Smith are Sept. 2. 1908. - - The camps m. closed for the summer. Dated at Conn., September 16, steady Chimney Repairing. 1 calf 1 Washington. TX)R SALE Holstein heifer and j been 1908. ford. New Preston, Conn. a J" 8 White The school in the Center has Brick Buildings Stained Specialty. Wanted. ld due Oct. 1; Chester M. W. Asplnwall. Daniel Murphy. Brookfleld jCenter. Ct. divided, Miss Beardsley taking the SALE CHEAP One Ross power cutter. service. Anton pigs ; J. W. Collins. TjOR All work attended to, A younir bull ready for smaller and a normal teacher ' 8. cut, in oraer. w iiuuu cv promptly Depot, Conn. R. D. 14 few loads of con grades G. Humphrey. perieci, Estimates cheerfully sriven. Zimmermann, Stepney TIT ANTED To buy. from New the 4 Selectmen. lis, Bethel Conn. W stalks. E. S. Beardsley, Stepney, Conn. Haven, larger. THE faiiX)YN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1908.'

Purehawxl Here Is Returnable." and treasurer, Joseph!!. Nettleton;' Everything The Newtown Bea Msxton, Hum H. Noble j directors, W. K. Bennett, R. & Noble, C. M. Newtown. FritUjr, Ntuinihtr W. im. Beach, John P, . Treadwutl, ,W. U. uimi, ii. u. jNcuit'ion. 0 New Milford. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. The New Regal Styles EDWARD M. WATSON. September 20, the preacher will be for P Rev Wallace D. 1). Full. Edward M. Watson, who had been in Nutting, health for many months, The preacher for September 27 will failing passed be announced away on Saturday morning at hit sum later. On October 4, Rev E. D. We ha?e received the first of new rhumb mer home in Mnroieaaie, egea wi yean. J. Walker, shipment Mr Watson rode to New Milford In D the foreign pastor will supply Fall and a handsomer stock of , Ilfigals stylish an automobile on Wednesday last Mr the pulpit. New Milford, Conn. Sunday, has been shoes nerer laid on. Watson wan a prominent busineae man September 27, 0 you've eyes in Jersey City, president of the Jersey upon as Rally day in the Sunday school. Please City Printing Co. He had been hos- keep it in mind, and if ' Regal style means a good deal more than the commiuHioner In you are a member you will of course 0 Jersey a e ! pital City, mere surface-styl- of some shoes see-H- it member of the Board of plan to be there. Jf your are not i yfti you MILLINERY OPENING Lducation, not and president of the Lafayette Repub- member, why loin one of Its de lican of Jersey City. Mr Wat-eo- n partmenH and give the church the battery of from the newest models of the exclusive custom comes of Revolutionary ancestry. benefit your help and encourage g$ His was Da ment oi your presence! Dootmakers of New York and London. And the Monday, The to discuss vid Buell, one of the men who went meeting the pledge of shoes from New Milford into the Revolution system, last Tuesday evening, voted custom.sttle Iiegals stays till the are ary army. He was born in ark Lane, unanimously to recommend continuing worn out that's because it's built in the' Tuesday, f same. & by a son of the lute John Watson. Mr tne most skillful shoemakers inMhe world. Watson was a generous, whole-soule- d of and he was a free enter- 3 Wednesday, type man, Mrs Thomas and Miss Kate s He is survived by his wife and Bray The genuine comfort of Regal quarter-size- tainer. Bray a three Iheodore and Ldward returned, Monday, after visit is some 21-2- sons, John, in New Haven and White N; thing you will feel as as 3 M. and three Plains, just long you September. Watson, Jr., daughters, Y. wear Miss Mary Watson, Mrs R. A. Alberts, your Kegals., Parties who send shoes for repairs Since cart of and Trim1 and Mrs W. J. Ward of Jersey City. from the latter August our Designer on Roxbury, New Preston and The funeral took place Tuesday to John mers have been in New York the of afternoon from St John's Rev Encigewater Bongiorno's shop For Men and Women, City attending Openings church, will nave both J. F. Plumb, Rev W. E. of stage charges paid trie milliners ana nave oeen Hooker, ways. This will be a feature which 3.50 and 4.00. leading ousuy engageu making Marbledale and Rev Mr Hadley of Jer- will be out-of-to- 0 Friends appreciated by par our cattern hats. sey City ofliciating. from Jer- ties. sey City came in special cars and the Each season the styles are more or less extreme and by Wilbur Osborne, Sherman Bucking -.l attendance at the funeral was M ! 1L. -i- very w. u. me new There was a beautiful ham, rsrown, John Pulver and navmg our manners in new ions seeing Myie large. array of Mr and Mrs Phmeas E. Clark went to floral tributes, many fine pieces & and possessing the skill to these to coming Brookfield, Sunday night, to hear Miss HATCH they appear, adapt styles trom Jersey City. DEWEY, or we are a to snow May B. Lord on the temperance ques the needs iew minora, in position you tion. New Location; ?. 0. Block, TEMPERANCE ADDRESS. hats all the of the newest and W. G. Barton was in New possessing good points styles York, New Milford Great at the same time hats that will become and be in the Hon J. T. Shea of Cambridge, Mass., Monday ana Tuesday. Barrington you will deliver a address at Mrs Amon Green of New Canaan is best of good taste. Roger Sherman hall, New Milford, visiting her father, Nathan H. Root. The Millinery will be in charge of Miss Sunday, September 20th, 3 p. m. Mr btanley LathroD has taken a position Department Shea is New England's most eloquent under Agent Case of the Adams Ex Hughes of Palm Beacn, assisted by the Misses Barker and and foremost speaker. One press Co. paper Bays of him : He is witty, wise, Mrs Charles Ohmen of Lake Wara-mau-g Houghtaling. eloquent, convincing." Mr Shea has is visiting Mrs John Morrow. .1 l!. been a member of the Massachusetts E. O. Marsh has a new automobile. MORRIS LIST. Legislature: is president of the Cath A fresh supply of confectionery, at olic Total Abstinence Union oi Amer Charles I'. Leach's. ica lor arcnctiocese oi Boston, vice Try a bag of White Loaf flour at Gentlemen's At RIDDIFORD'S, president of the American Federation Charles I. Leach's. Tailoring. of Catholic societies for Middlesex R. P. Strong, R. N. Thomas and Ready Made Clothing. Bank Street,' $ew Milford. county, and State secretary of the friends have been passing a few days Massachusett Anti-Saloo- n league. He at Green pond. Fall and Winter Suits is also Past Grand Knight of Cam- Carlos de Zafra has been appointed The Best Machines bridge Council of the Knights of Co by Judge Addis administrator on the Made to Order. lumbus, Past Master Workman of Har- estate of Emilo Y. de la T. Belari. Made, vard lodge of the Ancient Order of Edward Riddiford attended the State United Workmen, past member of fair at Charter Oak Park, Hartford, Brick Block, Railroad Street, They are the the Middlesex County Board of the An- last week Monday nnd Tuesday. Oppoflte Evitts' Drug Store. cient Order of Hibernians. He is now Miss B ssie Donnelly, of W. G. Bar- New Milford, Conn. leading the movement to prevent the ton's, went to New York, Monday, to election of liqour sellers to office in study the winter styles in millinery. White the A. O. H. He is nt Augustus Peelstrom has finished his If you want of St John's Conference of St Vincent labors at the, Wilson house, Lake Wara-mau- g, and has Mil- Don't You and De Paul society, memoer of Father returned to New Good values in Dry Goods, call Matthew Total Abstinence society of ford. East Cambridge, which society was Howard C. Conkrite, of Starr & and see us in our new, location, Often Wonder is organized by Father Matthew him- Dean's, enjoying a week's vacation. next door to Evitt's Drug Store. New Queen. self. .He was Chief Marshal of the big Myron Whitlock presided at the Why people go Father Matthaw parade held in Cam- piano during the acts at the presenta- DAVID so far afield for what's under on October- - to which tion ef East Lyne, at the Opera house, MILLER, right Also two good Second Hand bridge 10th, po- their noses? for sition he was chosen by the priests of last week Wednesday night. A fair Bank Street, .New Milford, Conn. Take, instance, Machines sized Sewing Cheap. his city. He is Chief Ranger of St audience enjoyed the play. . i Jewelry and Photographic Supplies John Court, No. 33, of Massachusetts George W. Warner, steward at anything better, any way you look is va- Steam and Catholic Order of Foresters ;"'St John's enjoying a, well earned at it than can be found here? Literary Institute, and other Catholic cation of two weeks' duration. Mot Wter right - Wonderful wonderful societies. Editor Wells passed Sunday in Unique Heaters, service, ' wonderful deal- MANUI'ACTURBD BY economy, square Dr Joseph Robinson of West Corn- Warren C. DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. ing, too. Wake upl Come in, Allen, wall was in town, Saturday. A. At the democratic J. NORTHROP, Prop. Conn. , caucus, Saturday Mrs George Pulver, who Hot Sherman, recently NliW MlLFOKD, COSN. Sizzling afternoon, Verton Staub was made underwent an operation at the Seeney chairman and C. N. Hall in has E. A. STROUT CO., secretary. hospital Brooklyn, returned Days The delegates elected were : State, W. home.- ' Boston, ... . New York, . Philadelphia. H. W. Mr call attention of the Adams, L. Richmond, V. P. and Mrs M. W. Hill will pass Edward P. Martin I CALL FOR Farms bought and sold. Staub, ; J. F. Addis; congressional. the latter part of the week with New Amateur Photographers that I do Insurance. John D. Clark, Levi Richmond. T. F. York relatives. On Wednesday they PLUMBING and Developing and Printing and the Fire May, Thomas Richmond: senatorial ; attended the of Mrs Hill's ' marriage work will be ready, in 24 hours'af t-- er Fizzing Cold Reliable companies. Lowest Rates. D. E. Soule, P. M. Cassedy, James S, brother, Robert Treadwell, and Miss HEATING, Sullivan, M. H. Mallett: C. Charlotte M. Smith. left at my store. McCormick Farm 'probate. All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Work Machinery. N. Hall, F. E. Soule, M. H. Kelly, Victor Anderson's double house has " Also all Soda "" 180 Railroad NEW CT. have supplies such as Mowers, Reapers. Hay Bakes. A. H. McMahon, been equipped with bath rooms and St., MILFOED, Weber Farm Wagons, etc. Tel No 135-- Films, Dry Plates, Paper,', Post work these plumbing by E. P. Martin of Railroao .... That's the combination to Cards and in- 1 street. . Cameras. I am an days so you don'tneed to care whatthe Warren C. Allen, A THOROUGHLY WHOLESOME weather man sends. Come in any time E. P. Martin has fitted up a sample dependent dealer. will cool off listen Tel. 205--5, New RURAL DRAMA. lor & , It you right just to Milford'Division. rooiri on Railroad street and will have Fay Buckingham, to the fountain fizz and one of our Ice It seems odd to characterize Cameras to let. Cream Sodas will off fora com- a rural samples of cook stoves, bath room out- Coatractora aid BuiUtri, top you drama ashumorous fortable day. ly wholesome, for fits, lavatories, etc.' Railroad Street, New Milford, Ot, The Best ' Linen the that is supposed to be one of their W. N. Noble returned. Fndav nisrht. Estimates cheerfully furnished on lane or of strong points,1 but when one stocs to after an to Umall County v enjoyable trip Fortress contract W. N. think ofit, most , of them, have some Monroe. M. W. Hill, Noble, disagreeable story of a 'wronged girl Mr and Mrs Wilbur Osborn and child Bank St. New Milford. who is wandering around in the snow V Fancy ren and Mrs Wright and children were 6. N. BURWELL. DRUGGIST, Driving'" on a wintry nght looking for her wed- guests at A. Braham Osborn's and ' : AND certificate. But in Ad- Bank New Milford. ding "Quincy Arthur Caldwell's on Labor day. Painting and Paper Hanging. A Street, ams which Large Stock Sawyer." reports of from Mrs A. T. Caldwell is entertaininir Pint Class Work and , Reasonable Prices 98. . , , ., New York, where it ran for t , Telephone recently friends from Bridgeport, Well8ville Ave., New Milford, 'Of Men's and Boy's Shoes. Also Work Harnesses. many weeks at the Academy of Music, ' Mrs Arthur Caldwell is visit ner n ' seem to indicate that it is the latest Orders may be left with O A Way Co. a full line of rubbers and rubber boots. See me and Danburyand Bethel. ,.;!.;. , Save'Money. and best of rural dramas, there is no Mrs John Clark of Westville visited Flour, feed, grain, hay, salt, Molae such ' story or character. Critics every- - at A. Caldwell's one 'day last week. molasses feed. have here sung its praises as the purest, Grass seed of all kinds. Frank Evitts, sweetest and most wholesome of rural Stiles & Marsh, drama. And then too, there is more Choice line of groceries. Railroad Street, New Milford comedy in it than other plays of its Surveyors, Firstclass meat market. We butcher class. In is fact it built strongly on 6 United Bank Bldg., New Milford, Conn only native steers. comedy lines. So much so that one writer described it as "one great big Will continue the Woodbury and Southbury Ackley, Hatch & Marsh in and laugh from beginning to end." The practice. Stop Inspect Our Line o us at No. 137 3. Railroad and serious part of it is the story of a Telephone Bridge Streets, blind country girL No small amount C. G. Stiles H. C. Mabsh New Milford. Glenwood of credit for the heartfelt sympathy that goes out to the blind girl, Alice and Heaters. Pettengill, in her deep affliction, is If You Ranges said to be due to the true and careful Want of the Alice is A. Wood Stove portrayal part. a real- A H Stoves, Pipe, etc. not a creation set Horse, Carriage or McMahon, ity, stage up to be call on analyzed for its dramatic streneth or Outfit, Agent for the Osborne & weakness. The play comes here for Beeman, & The Bountiful Table Stone, one night only at the Opera house, Strong GURNEY Successors toC. A. Way Co., Thursday, October 1. Thomas, Steam and Hot Water Heaters. delights the eye, gladdens the Prints, Wall Paper, Glass etc. New Milford, Conn. Shades. Screen Doors, etc. in all heart and adds to the health. Our To the Editor of The Bee: Plumbing its Branches. New Milford, Ct. It is the Superior Groceries, Cof- modern idea in regard to care of ceme- Estimates free. Call before you buy. fragrant 143-- The West Shore and Round Oak Stoves Telephone 3. teries be need fees and selec- that the lots sold for an Wm. no puff. are the best. Teas, Flour, Fruits, amount to .Oliver, They ted Canned Goods, large enough provide a fund DO YOU KNOW Catsups, Sug ior Keeping them m order m the fu and ars and are here to set ture without further Blacksmithing Albert I i. bpices charge or assess wbat constitutes McMahon, out the feast for all ment and the dircetors of the New Mil. good writing paper? Wagon Repairing, family Still hirst oi an, good linen cloth for the Bridge Street, New Milford. casions. For on ford Center Cemetery association have savings your that as pulp; second, pure water, that the Poplar Street, New Milfqrd- - adopted plan regards the new color be and Grocery list buy here. rreaawea addition. The may clear unsullied; desirability third, intelligent but most ox an xne 101a in a uni workmen, Now Is the Time Selling living Kept of all good taste. C. I. condition is , To LEACH, tormiy good evident, for The beautiful and unusual finishes TOP of the JOB have your house wired for Electric Fine Formosa a neglected lot is an miurv to a 1 nth Lights. There Is no !time of the year when New of the Crane & Pike are electric more Church Street, Milford. Black Tea at 30c ers and to those Eaton, papers - lights are appreciated than In pound, 4 for $1. especially in its vicin IN THE MORNING. the hot, close summer niehts.' when kerosena 2. the product of designers noted for ( Telephone Equal to 50c Tea Sold. Ask ity, a fact only too apparent in the or gas useupwhatlittlle air there Is in tne any Clean MILK . present cemetery. ".. It was also voted ability. Fresh, from the house, heats up the rooms and you try to sleep for free sample and we'll prove it in ine aeugnuui atmospnere oi Standard ttu. tnat tences, railings, copyings and sim v Do it now All I to Louisine, New Milford Creamery, with Spring housecleanlng. au-ran- t you. liar work sha not be erected on tho work guaranteed to conform to the under- 'Best ireaaweii addition and that memorial Pound 25c. ' W. A PARCELLS, Proi writers' requirements. Packages," CHAS.A. PARCELLS Mr ' Farmers' work of monumental bronze or similar :v' P L, Fenn Montana, Trading Co., materials shall not be Dermitted the Bennett, Assortment of School 13-- 3. . A Big Telephone ', , New Milford. Conn Mygatt Bit, Railroad St,, New Milford. 's The Satisfactory Store, No terracing, etc. shall be Heals served at All Hours. New Milford, Conn. permitted in the cemetery except under V Supplies. Give Me A Call. tne supervision of the supenntendino' H. D. Hine, committee.- - PHOTOGRAPHIC We Cover I Can Sell Your Farm JOHN BONJIONO,' Very respectfully, J. H. Nettleton, ARTIST. All Your No Matter Where It Is or What It Is In old Brick Block fonnerlj occupied by P. M. Needs; Evitts' Drugstore, MEW 1 ILFOKD. Secretary. Frames. Worth. New Milford, Conn., 200 Styles of Picture Smrolies for home. bath, nu1? Send full description, state lowest cash prle 15., 1908. eery and sick room are all found at our shop. successful Boot and Shoe Sept Call and see them. and learn my wonderfully plan. At the annual meeting of the New jueuvenes made promptly. Repairing. Milford Center Cemetery association STEPHEN Cassedy, STUDIO : Albert Druggist, S. SIKSAY, the officers Evitts, following were elected; ' 83 First Class Work Guaranteed. Post Office NewMilfor ReiHey Street. Br'dgeport, Conn President, Turney Soule; secretary New Milford, Conn. Block, Telephone 33, NEW MILF GBD THE NEWTOWN UEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1908. 11

TUa TWiiirn Haa "ont M week, JLUv liUVYlUWli vvk turned nomo on Sunday night. u Mist Mary Richards of Conhen soent COD 18, im. Bad Breath, Newtown, Frldy. September Sunday with friends here. A n George Peck's house is undergoing onysiclan, who I t. w LIVER ondouou'dly knows, declares that Bethlehem repairs. bid oreata aos broken oil mors The residence of Ed?ar Wedire has been a new matcDes than bad temper receiving coat of paint OIL inero era emetic mrsp.mTcrane. who muse NewPreatoo. lovers Mrs P. M. Crane died at 3.45 D. m.. wish in an sometimes on 12, sired 5 sweethearts Saturday, September DROUGHT SEVERE. their years. She was the daughter of the presented sweeter late Levi and Sarah feck The drought in thli vldnltv li hecom Easily mouths to be kiiwed. Beardsley and was born in 15, ing a serious matter. Severs! well Good teeth cannot Stepney, April the youngest of five children. and springs have failed here the past ihzz, tAni n.L nk J .' I M !,! Taken prevent bad breath Mrs Andrew Darren of Watertown. noun, nmun uLMjrivei levertu jammus when stomach the is 94, is the one now In of that which is so necessary for daily disordered. aged only living. 1842 Miss Jane Beardsley and Phineaa convenience ananeec. No drought here Form. The best cure for M. Crane were married. Six children has been felt so seriously in over 20 bad broath is e were born to them and two are years. You can secure ALL the benefits of out of only cleansing; the now living, William and Edward N. cod liver oil bod of B., In the death of Edward Watson at without having to endure by use Her husband died in 1803. Since then Marbledale. last Saturday, thia vicin the various distresses which accompany she has made her home with her chil has lost a ity good, public spirited the taking of the plain oil. The dis- - Lane's dren, moat of the time with Edward N. neighbor, one who wished all well and Family mouth the constant ivirn.urane waszwdii preserved for one did well himself in everything "so sgreeable roiling, Medicine four score and six years old. She was long as he was able. taste of fish" in the mouth, thelrislng able to be about the street few the tonic iaxatiye. until a A "Hod" took d ace at Waramautr of gas in the throat and .the upsetting Vhiii is A herb medicine, sold in days before her death. She was a Inn on Wednesday of member Comrretratlonal evening last of the stomach which are caused by c and 50c. packages by of the church week. drug, cod oil en cri'-t- end it U saving more doctor s and a constant attendant at its serv The colored help about Lake Wara taking liver plain are all L.iig tnan any other medicine has ices when her strength would permit. maug enjoyed a wagon ride on Satnr tirely unnecessary. i.vr fived. tier funeral was attended from her day evening and it is to be concluded i '! cures Headache, backache, late residence on Monday at 2 d. m. they enjoyed it by the merriment heard J .m .p jf.on. constipation and skin As the Congregational church is with in the wagons that carried them. C. 0. D. l. (.1! out a pastor, RevJGeorge Eastland.pas- - Mrs F. S. Brown felt able, last Sun tor oi the Metnouist church, officiated, day afternoon, to take a short ride from The pall bearers were her grandsons, her home. TABLETS hdward Ed Crane, uiiton Hurlburt William Morey visited his sister in Completely eliminate the unpleasant ward Clark and her great-grandso- Milibrook, N. Y.. over last Sunday. features formerly connected with the Walter Jones. 1 he interment was in Tyrrell & Gnswold are painting John of cod oil. Second Hand vergreen cemetery. Unapms' house and barn in Warren. taking liver They present Henry E. Warner is again able to the vital principles of the purest Nor- GRANGE TOPICS. walk from his home to the doctor's wegian Cod Liver Oil condensed in .dry office. His foot gains very slowly and Talking The Grange meeting, last Monday tablet form and made more valuable by was brothers' A. C. he may be obliged t submit to another evening, night. the addition of Licorice and the Hypo- - Machines Lake occupied the lecturers chair. operation before it heals completely. Master of Excelsior Pomona. A. F. Arthur H. BoIIes still continues to phosphites of Lime and Soda. ALL Green, and Mrs Green, of Midd ebury. make improvements and additions the GOOD of the oil is retained and about his home, whereby the same is ' were present The sisters were treated the objectionable qualities are at to refreshments consisting of sand made more convenient and attractive, wiches, cake, melons and peaches. Mrs Eliza Noble, who has been for Frank S. Bradley and W. Bronson some weeks at Herman Hoffman s, C. O. D TABLETS possess no nau on week to Bargain Prices. Warner and two friends from West Ha returned Monday of this seating taste or odor. They do not her home in New ven called at Breezy Crest on Satur Britain, accompanied affect do Kenneth who the appetite. They not inter day. by Hoffman, was again with his and brothers here over fere in anv way with the digestion of These macnines were taken in parents WEDDINIG RECEPTION. last Sunday, other food and are themselves very !kk exchange for new ones. Nearly easily digested and assimilated. They Copyright 1908 by WW jur and Mrs Kicnard Magee gave a N IBirtSchaffner & Mane Roxbury. the blood with the every make is included in the lot. reception in honor of their son, Arthur supply exactly prop- and his week er material to renew and Magee, bride, last Fri . JAMES H. MOORE. it requires Some fit- About 70 of them are nearly new, day evening. of their friends James H. Moore died on rebuild worn out or wasted tissues. were Among the from Saturday, present guests 55 The funeral took O. cod ted with the latest style speakers out of town were R. B. of aged years. place C. D. TABLETS replace pure Ferguson on Tuesday morning from the Catholic Brooklyn, N. Y., Seth H. Calhoun of iver oil with a far more effective and horn. one in church, Father McGuinniss You never saw a more attractive lot of clothes than we're ready large Every per- Bridgeport, Mrs Thomas Stone of Mil officiating. remedial in the treatment of Mr Moore committed suicide by shoot agent to show rieht now for fall wear. ford, Mr and Mrs William R. Magee They're fect order and for less than half ing, using a shot Lung Troubles, La Grippe, Consump and daughter of Mr and gun. Waterbury, tion and other Complaints, regular price. Some rare bargains Mrs Elmer Doohttle and children, Mr L.D. BECK! Pulmonary Marx and Mrs Howard and children Nervous Weakness, General Debility, Hart, chaffner& Seymour L. D. Beck, vice president and man here. Easy terms on these the of Mr and Mrs Post ,oss Diseases and Watertown, and of the Mine Hill died on of Weight Wasting Clothes and the new colors, new weaves and fabrics are as and Mr Scribner of New York Re- ager quarry, rich same as on new ones. Write for City. Wednesday. The body was taken to other "Run Down" Conditions, Malnu- freshments of cake, ice cream and varied ane attractive as clothes can be. New N. morn -- fruit were served the host Their Brunswick, J., Friday trition and other Ailments in which an list and prices, or call and see by accompanied Will Beardsle y friends and neighbors Mr and ing, by increased and enriched supply of PURE Suits $18 to $25. presented and Mr McKay. Mr Beck was 64 them. Mrs with a fine dinner and years BLOOD a Magee set old was is absolutely necessary for other and unmarried. Raincoats'and Overcoats, $18 to $25. many presents of linen, pictures permanent cure. Sold in 50c and $1.00 and silver were given them. A very Here is a list of jurors for the town Also have ones, $10.00 to $16.00. social bottles. If your druggist does not cheaper pleasant evening was passed and of Roxbury for the year beginning Sep- the have them, send your money directly guests departed wishing the bride tember 1, 1908, and ending August 31, fall all and much in Douglass Shoes, snappy lasts, leathers, $2.50 Lewis groom happiness the fu 1909: Walter J. Booth. George H. to us and we will supply you at once. to ture. Buckingham, Burton Hodge, Leverette $5.00. S. Castle, Nathan P. Beardsley, Ar- DR K ASS0N CHEMICAL COMPANY Mrs Nellie Stone Milford M. Phonograph of has been thur D. Leavenworth, Henry Bron 126 East 29th St.. New York City. DUNCAN & a guest of Mrs F. P. Hayes for a few son, Sheldon B. Smith, Myron Thomas, CANFIELD, In stock and for sale by C. H . Finch, days. W. Charles 1. Head-to-Fo- ot Store, Henry Trowbridge, Conn. Outfitters, New Milford, Conn. Squire, and Frank H. Pierce, Sandy Hook, 236 Main St, Danbury, Ct. Bridgewater.

THE CARLSON BUCKINGHAM

A very quiet wedding took place on Thursday, September 10. at St John s rectory, New Milford, when Strout Sells Farms Miss Ida C. Carlson of Bridgeport be To Make Room for New Goods Thousands of sales prove came the bride of Hubert A. Bucking riirht methods. No advance ham or Bndgewater. Although the feereaulred. Improved listinff couple expected to be married unat blanks mailed on request. , tended, had two bridesmaids who .'. they I Will Sell for One E. A. Strout Company appeared on the scene just in time. Week, Commencing Boston New York Philadelphia After receiving the congratulations 18 Broad St. l50NassaSt Broad Chestnut S at the home of the bride's sister, thev left in an auto, thinking they would J. C)ls:n an Smith, Managr avoid their friends at the depot, but on BETHEL, CONN. boarding the train at Brookneld Junc tion they were very muc . surprised to meet their friends, who showered them Monday, 21, 1908, with confetti. Sept. Horses ! ALL THE NEWS. Mr and Mrs Carson Mead enter 10c for 7c 14 tained on Thursday Mrs Flora McElroy All Articles on my Counter Each, for $1.00 and Mrs Nellie Hamilton and daugh- Horses! ter, Ethel, ail of Danbury. Mrs Edwin Allen and daughter Julia. of New Milford, were the guests of Auction Sale friends in town, on Thursday.. Cards at Per Dozen. Big Mrs Bertha Collins and Master Nor Post ioc man Collins of Still River were in town, . Saturday at 2 P. M., Rain or Shine last week, the guests of Mrs Thomas Kane. 2 40 good second hand horses right out of work Mr and Mrs Flower returned to their 5c Leather Post Cards at for 5c. that will all be sold for the high dollar no mat- home in New Haven on Sunday even- ter what they bring. Big workers, good busi- ing, having been the guests of Dr and ness horses. A lot of good business chunks. Mrs D. L. Church. We have several nice road horses that will be Stephen B. Church of Seymour, who sold at this sale. has the contract for drilling an artesian well at the Sanford homestead on A SPECIAL OFFER. Special Extra Main street, has a number of men em- One of the Hamilton Brothers is in the West ployed, this week, drilling the well. Mrs R. was now two car loads of good horses for J. Keeler given a very buying at her their Bridgeport customers. They will be pleasant surprise party home, 25c Linen Box at 2 for 25c. the kind that they always ship the best that last Tuesday evening.' Among the Paper were Mrs Hurd Miss grow in their class. They will arrive Sunday guests Frank and Hurd morning. Wagons, harness, whips. Every- Kathryn J. of Metchawan, Still River. thing for horses. Bring in anything in horse Mrs Buckingham of Northville has line to sell, Leading horse mart of Connecti I $20.00 Columbia-Hartfor- d that I will sell at a New cut. been visiting Mrs J. A. Greer the past have a Bicycle bargain. wheel, only week. one left. Mrs Hannah Moore Jessup returned home, last week, after a very enjoy- Hamilton Bros., able trip by auto through Connecticut 749 Water Street, Opposite the Depot, and Massachusetts. Rev Harry Davenport has been enter- A Few Hammocks and Croquet Sets at Cost. Bridgeport. taining his sister, Miss Davenport of Bridgeport, the past week. Attractive Prices on All Goods. Mrs Charles N. Hatch gave a very pleasant whist party to a few friends at her home on Thursday afternoon. C. M. Beach, who has the contract Myers ior Dunamg ana improving the res Remember the Dates, Sept. 21 to 26, idence of C. S. Sanford, on Main Spray Pumps street, has a large number of men at and work there, this week. 6 Days Only. Cincinnati Bucket Bantam. Pumps, , WHAT'S GOING ON. ' The Water Purifier for wells or tjijji jj Cisterns. For sale by Mrs F. Hand is visiting her niece. Mrs George Morey. E. B. Brida-eDor-t Frank W. Glover, William J. White of was Soule, Mi Newtown, Ct. the guest, over Sunday, of his sister, Mrs Giles Griswold. , MYOATT BLOCK, Mr and Mrs A. G. Beach have been spending a few days visiting friends in Hartford, Nyack, and other places. C. B. tugene L. Kichards conducted Bank Street, New Milford. Johnson, in the Methodist church, Sunday. Kkwtows, Conn. Miss Ida Clarke and James Nichols Deputy Sheriff, Auctioneer of Bristol visited relatives here on La- Notary Public. bor day. 22-- 3. George Watts and who were . Telephone family, 12 THE XEWTOWN BKE, FWDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1908.

the residents owe the early settlers, the way from Brookfield Junction and those sturdy, godly, fearless, thrifty ! Brookfield, mull way station. ft"!, Alwren . . I m . . Practice and Industrious men and women. Along nq wrooKnuma itney are practically one) confuse the new com- economy, without with a beautiful country and many er, if he or she has not been sacrificing quality, in mak warned in charming old homes, they bequeathed advance. The Wanamaker's inn puddings, custards, etc., "Center" la about a At to their descendants traits that are mile from Brookfield by reducing the number of Junction, and truly admirable. Almost on every some feet moro mile with eggs and thw a from Every Section is Alive Fall substituting and im- face kindness goodness are Brookfield. But let it be recorded here The of women ad printed. majority that the "Center" ia the place of Enthusiasm and Proclaims Fresh old fashioned of here to the piety places- .- (Emma L Trapper. DURYEAS' their ancestors, and the men would Goods and New Ideas find it easier to sacrifice a limb than Eastoo. CORN STARCH commit a dishonorable act The New Wanamaker's, always tremendously interesting, ia perhaps mer- Englandcr. heaven bless him, is never THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS. a trifle more to at the beginning of a season when fresh demonstrative, and in small and great chandise is in from all of the and the Same delicate richness and fine flavor at far less cost. Schoola began, Tuesday, September pouring quarters globe strives to conceal all sentiment Duryeas' is the cook's right hand help in improving many things 8. Mios Hazel Lock wood teaches at air is rura with enthusiasm. September heralds the new. dishes and all his charitable and merciful everyday such as bread, rolls, muffins, soups, the Center; Miss Lucy Sanford at Ad- In at there is prepared-- , and his every section, every counter complete makes them in- deeds. He slaves saves for gravies, jellies daintier, more inviting; ams; Mrs Arthur Staples at Sport ness in Our ideals have moved womankind and generally passes away desirable, dependable goods. creases their food value. Hill; Elsie Bibbins at Wilson street, first, leaving his widow In affluent a peg higher since this time last year; progression and better- Become familiar with the scores of possibilities in and Misa A. F. Nichols at the circumstances. Brookfield Center has ment mark both merchandise and service. Duryeas Corn Starch by getting Academy. been called a village of widows, most When new like "look about" Book of and things come, people to Recipes of them comfortably well off (Euro- Martin Steucek ia acting as Janitor the before buying. At Wanamaker's you are welcome to do this. Cooking Suggestions pean noblemen please take notice.) at Congregational church during find floor with J&c .e?v The work of two fnmoui Some of the "sights" of Main street September. While you will every rich Fall merchandise, authorities. Free on request beginning at the southern end, going Mrs A. E. Turney and Mrs J. P. China and Housewares are special centers of attraction? Grocers pound packages 10c north, are; The Opera House, the Fitch of Weston spent last week Tues- NATIONAL STARCH COMPANY Homestead, the Congregational day at J. Z. Mellen's. New York City The September Exposition Church, the public schoolhouse, the Theodore Beard of Shelton spent last Town the residence of the late Of Glass Wares Hall, week with his grandmother, Mrs Emily China, Cut and Art presents' an occasion Benjamin Gri ffen, the hatless, and up street and down it is Judge country Turney. that housekeepers enoy. No woman who loves her home can Newtown Bee. store, the Congregational parsonage, The possible almost any hour of the day to The Aspetuck school was not opened resist the fascination of beautiful china and glass. And when the Episcopal Church, the Curtis Newtown. Friday September 18,1908. baritone or until September 14. the most attractive and desirable sorts from abroad are shown hear a soprano,fcontralto, School for Boys, "The Bungalow," Charles Barmoreof Black Rock is tenor warble their vocalizes to the ac- Masdame Ziegler's house, and St at far less than the usual prices the opportunity to possess the visiting his aunt, Mrs Amelia Gould. A MUSICAL VACATION companiment of the crickets. Students Paul's rectory. pieces desired is past all resisting. enrolled the The social at hall from many States are at The Opera House, which is more Grange given by There are no odd lots, no "seconds," no unsalable AT BROOKFIELD CENTER. school. The faculty, as announced in spacious than it looks, is the building the ladies of the Congregational church patterns to cause the little prices all are NEW, BEAUTI- the prospectus for this year, is as fol- where Mr Greene, members of his fac was well attended and a good time en- FUL, PERFECT mostly made up to our order, for It is possible for the city bred musi- lows : ulty and musicians from abroad de- Joyed by all. 'ihe ladies are working special cal man and woman to spend an ideal Vocal Herbert Wilber Greene, as- liver their lectures. Two lectures are for new cushions for the church and this great annual event. vacation in Brookfield Center. The sisted by Prof Harold G. Hutchings, given Mondays, Tuesdays, T hursdsys have already quite a sum for that ob village of eight or nine hundred inhab- of.the University of Wooster, Ohio; and Fridays of each week; Wednes- ject Housewares of the Best Makers in itants is beautifully situated in the sec- department of German, French and days and Saturdays the students are Louis and Isaac Goldstein were ar tion where the Berkshire Hills begin Italian repertory Anna E. Ziegler, obliged to attend but one lecture. The rested, last week, and brought before . This Annual September Sale to charm the eye by their ever chang of New York; piano Prof J. Adam Opera house seats sixty comfortably Justice J. B. Hill for breach of the and lovely pastel tints. Although Hugo, of the Stuttgart Conservatory and 100 can be accommodated in case of peace, and each were fined $5 and costs. ing The details of housekeeping are trying enough "without only two hours by train from New (formerly of the Peabody Conserva- emergency. The concerts and recitals Wiirati Jennings has been shingling the additional tax on the nerves of utensils. We over 500 feet in assisted Ma in Town having poor York, Brookfield is high tory, Baltimore), by take place the Hall, which the academy and H. W. Osborne's Island, and ia from rion G. of Constantin has a of 200. - see first to the excellence of the housewares we sell, and er than Manhattan Spangler, pupil seating capacity house. A. B. Curtis is helping him. 1(1 to 15 decrees cooler. There are no von Sternberg, now of Philadelphia ; "The Bungalow," owned by Edward guarantee their quality then, in this September Housewares Mrs Coleman A. E. Turney and Mrs J. P. saloons, drug stores, trolleys, gas, theory Dr George Gow, head A. Houseman, a real estate man from 'Event, we save the housewife money safely on about every Fitch of Weston at Z. electric light, mosquitoes, doctors, mil of the music department of Vassar Danbury, is a unique house, filled with spent Tuesday J. Mellens'. type of household article she may need, from the littlest brash lionaires or tramps in Brookfield Cen- College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ; or curios from all parts of the world. Mr or pot or pan to a refrigerator or a sewing machine. An acre ter. Should anyone become suddenly ganCecil Wright, of Yale Univer- Houseman, as well as his father and The piece of state road between John or more of the Basement Store is ill, it would become necessary to sum- sity. Other instructors are engaged grandfather, were collectors. The Sohn's and Silliman's corner has been splendid Housefurnishing mon a physician from one of the neigh- when required. Last, but not least, most interesting things on the walls completed, with the exception of the filled with the offerings. boring towns, and should it prove a in this musical assembly is the accom are the framed letters from all the graveling. A new bridge is being serious maladyoracaseof-broke- plished helpmeet of Mr Greene be t- - Presidents from the United States, pufin near the Center. bones it might be necessary to" tele- er know under her professional name, from George Washington to Theodore S. B. Turney is painting W. H. JOHN WANAMAKER phone for a specialist in Danbury. the Caia Aarup Greene. A number of the Roosevelt. Ward's house. 7 miles "metropolis" of this region, young piano students are studying One side the west of the main Formerly Broadway, Fourth Avenue, well ap- Mrs distant. Naturally, every with Greene this summer. street, has a tar pavement, due to the Redding. A. T. Slcwari dr Co. Eighth to Tenth Street pointed household is equipped with a Sunday morning, August 9, the choir enterprise of the women of Brookfield and for the rest people at St Paul's P. E. Church was made Center. touches medicine chest, Other here and there A NEW BUSINESS FIRM. New York City trust to heaven and their own common up of students and faculty from the show the alert mind and ready hand of Greenbaun & Klein, who have Dur-- is a healthful community, Greene school. Buck's "Te the who : in'-th- Bense. It Dudley's dames, take a pride chased the store business of J. M. Sul like ru- being high and dry, and most, Deum" was sung by a Quartet consist- village. At church Fifth avenue fash- livan on the Ridge, took possession on ral places in New England, honorable ing of Olive Kline, soprano (of Schen ions abound, and that explains what Monday, August 24, will continue to on the same line business heads constitute the backbone of ectady) ; Sara Mesick, contralto (of one Brookfield woman said : "We live carry of as gray Mr Sullivan did. The new firm has large pond just back of his tenement It is reported that parties from New- ; Herbert Wilber we the population. Schenectady) Greene, in tne country, dui are not purchased all of Mr Sullivan's stock in house and will stock it for fishing. H. town are to open the old Whitehead and to The young folks desert, go tenor (of New York), and Cecil the store and has taken a five year C. McCollum had the contract for store on the Ridge in the near future. the cities to seek their fortunes or to Wright, baritone (of Bridgeport and Madame Ziegler came to Brookfield lease of the store property. Mr Sulli- building the dam. A fine new stone wall is being laid in wise van will live at his place in the Ridge Sneak thieves stole Mrs Catherine front of the cemetery on the Ridge. become poorer than their fathers New Haven). During the offertory Center two years ago, and was so cap until fall, when he expects to move to Deming's pocket book with a" sum of When the work is all completed it will mothers. In the summer, Miss Kline, who is blessed with an un tivated the and good by place that she was in Bridgeport for the winter. It will be money in it from her home, one day re- greatly improve the looks of the however, many of the young men and usual voice, rich, pure and of great duced to invest in an old Colonial the aim of the new firm to look after cently, while she was busy in another women return to spend a few weeks, range, sang "These Are They," from house. Last year the house was remod the wants of their customers and de- part of the house. liver the orders and will Last as (J. HI. Morehouse ahd, besides those who belong here, Gaul's "Holy City." During the sing- eled, and this year the mistress had promptly they Saturday always try to supply the best goods, the was unhitching his horse at r rank Mrs Cornelia S. Tomlinson hnsT"op-ene- d goodly number are attracted by the ing of the "Te Deum," Florence Grif-fe- n, more added. is a improvements It rath market affords at reasonable prices. Favereau's blacksmith shop on the a and School of of ladies' gentlemen's quick Brookfield Summer Music, the regular organist of the church, er an odd coincidence that the main Messrs Greenbaun and Klein have fit- Ridge, the horse sprang out of the lunch and restaurant at 876882 Main knock- which Herbert Wilber Greene, of Car- played for the fingers. Mr Wright street of Brookfield Center should be ted up the upper part of the store for shaft just as it was unhitched, street, Bridgeport, just below State a tenement and are Mr Morehouse down and bad- Hall, New York, is the director. played the instrument for the remain- bounded on the north the house of making their home ing quite street. Regular dinner at 25c. negie by there. - ly bruising him. The horse ran to Mr or summers, the der of the service. a New For eight seasons, York vocal teacher Anna E. Green's place, where he was captured "Greene School," as it is called here, Monday evening, August 10, a lec Ziegler and on the south stands the ' and he escaped without injury. ASOCIAL EVENT. la- ture-recit- railroaders, has imparted an artistic atmosphere by Dr Gow on "Modern school directed by another New York William H. Miller and family, who Farmers, mechanics, Mr and Mrs F. L. Dunnell gave a have been a few weeks at borers rely on Dr Thomas' Electric Oil. and rejuvenated the village in more French Music," attracted an audience vocal teacher Herbert Wilber Greene. spending social and dance to their employees at their pleasant summer home in Takes the sting out of cuts, burns or The school includes a of over 100 to Town Hall Brook- ways than one. the of As Brookfield Center has neither gas Hillcroft and their friends at the San- left, last week Wednesday, bruises at once. Pain cannot stay cluster of buildings, of which "The field Center. Dr Gow, who never sang nor electric lights, the homes, churches ford school gymnasium on the Ridge, ior their home in Brooklyn, N. Y. where it is used. 28. Bates and Grum- Homestead" is the largest and the until he took singing lessons from Mr and Town Hall burn oil some of August lamps, man of Bethel furnished the music. the smallest. The a account of him- them crude "Opera House" Greene, gave good as as those our grand Refreshments were served on the lawn of Main street are self in singing songs Massenet, used about the The houses on both sides by parents fifty years ago. Mr gymnasium. event was : all. surrounnded by a farm, with a well Lalo Godard, Faure, Pessard and other Greene is thinking of having his own greatly enjoyed by There were about 100 guests and all wish Mr Greene's official farm- composers, while Mr Greene played electric plant for the music school. present kept dairy. to extend to Mr and Mrs Dunnell a in most piano accompaniments. The store Brookfield er supplies every delicacy the way delightful country of Cen hearty vote of thanks for the very fine The beauties of Brookfield of cream, eggs, butter, vegetables natural ter, which also includes the postoffice, evening enjoyed. During the evening Mr of Hill and fruits, and a corps of competent Center are too many to recount in a is the rostrum where men of all creeds Sweezey Long and Miss May Connelly of Redding favored the the students and mem- brief sketceh. Such trees I A gigan- and social ranks meet and discuss ev- servants help company with several solos and the com- tic ash tree overshadows the Greene bers of the faculty to enjoy every ery topic, from politics to the manu whole company sang several sontrs. fort of a first class hotel, and better homestead. The grounds surrounding facture of maple sugar. There seems The evening will remain long in the Madame include a num- memory of all. than any first class hotel, inasmuch Ziegler's place to be but two other places in the world don his aress suit for ber of noble spruce pine trees. Then where men meet on such terms of as nolone need per A sim- one finds and HARVEST BARN DANCK. dinner, and ladies, too, lead the elms, sugar maple, every fect equality, and those places are the when comes to clothes. Stu- other kind of tree that can be grown race track and the Friday evening. SeDtemher 4. Mr ple life it cemetery. and Mrs ! F. L. Durnell gave a harvest and go about the village in the State of Connecticut How much Brookfield Center is hill" all dents faculty "up barn dance at their barn at their pleas- ant summer home, Hilleroft, on the Kidere. Ihe barn, both inside and out, was handsomely decorated with flags, STANLEY STEAM CAR bunting. Chinese lanterns, pumpkins, corn and other vegetables and fruits and it was a fine sight. The guests were all dressed in costumes, among them many which were lauchahle. handsome or striking. Among the School Clothes. guests from out of town were Miss Ida Belle balbreath and Theodore Hunt of St Louis, Mo. ; Stanley Cook, Charles need Hartick and Dudley Tucker of New After his vacation romp the boy will certainly York City; Mrs William Barnes of a durable School Suit. Buffalo, N. Y. ; Dr and Mrs Brownlee good, and Dr and Mrs Brown of Daribury; Boys' Suits in Double Breasted style, plain or Knick- Miss Fannie Shaw of Redbank, N. J. ; Mr and Mrs D. S. Sanford, Rev and erbocker Trousers, $3.50 to $7.50. Mrs W. H. Jepson, Attorney and Mrs Livermore, Miss Ida Tarbell, Misses Every Suit will do its duty we guarantee it to do so Emma and Ruth Read, Miss Annie Banks, Miss Eleanor Osborne, Sanford Osborne, Miss Helen Underwood, and Miss Helen Barnes were among those present from Redding and Easton. Paul Zucca's orchestra of Danbury fur- CLOTHING nished the music. A fine harvest sup- HUB HOUSE, per was served in the lower part of the barn, which was nicely fitted up for a Corner Main and Bank Streets, dining room. The evening was im- MODEL E2. Runabout, seating two to four. 18-m- eh boiler and mensely enjoyed by all and was one of Bridgeport. the social events of the season. burner in front, tinder hood. 3x4 inch engine. 10 horse-powe- r.

Throttle and by-pa- ss lever on steering wheel. 30x3 inch tires. Wheel The supper given at the home of Mr base, 100 inches ; track, 54 inches. Running boards and large mud guards. Full elliptical and Mrs Albert A. Gorham at the Cen- springs. Internal expanding hub brakes in addition to band brakes on driving gear. Gaso- ter, last Tuesday evening, from 5 to 8 lene capacity (tank at extreme rear), 150 to 200 miles (13 gallons). Water capacity (tank o'clock for the benefit of the Mark under seat), 40 to 50 miles (26 gallons). Oil lamps, gauge lamp and horn. Plain artillery Twain library, was well attended and box in rear, on which may be placed any style of seat Price net cash, F. 0. B. Newton, $850. netted a goodly sum for the library fund. Office Stationery. Rev Michael F. Higgins of Nauga-tuc- k All the new and handy Office Mer E. A. Scoville, was a guest Jast week, of his J. S. at Mrs Patrick chandise at popular prices, desks, filing cabinets and accessories, at for Western brother, Higgins, Agent t Connecticut, Qualey's. 986-98- 8 Local Tel 6 6-- SOUTH BRITAIN, CONN. Attorney Livermore has completed a Jackson's New Book Shop, Main St, Bridgeport. ' Ua.orUkar m4 Boibalaiara, The Newtown Bee Drugs Prindle & fiords Pdsuihso Br THE BEE PUBLISHING C0MP1NT, W. B. PBIMOLI UO.MOHBH, and Newtown, Conn., Friday, Bttptember 1 tPM. Puatral Dlroctort Personally 4 Embalnari, ALLIBON P. SMITH. Groceries. Pmisioimt and Editok 1BTHUB SMITH. n I Newtown, Conn. , J. MlII l f SsOBSTABT. TBIASrjaiH, v, and Busmast Mamaoih. Acquainted BBNBY at. SMITH. TaUpboo Call 1 VICI Pbiiidint ADO We know so well the quality of eggs that OlMIRAt AGSKT, C.H. W. B. Prlodl ifl-- L. 0. Morris, 70. we pack under our Blue Ribbon Brand that Finch, it almost amounts to a to tWtl.U a Tear, n Oant. for Six Months. BO personal acquaintance Successor HALWEV.WILMOT& ueoit ior j our Month, your Cents a uouy, with the hens that lay them. That means Belts & Betts, that you get them by a quick route from the REYNOLDS. 4- TlLKPflONI, - to table. Ask Vour Sandy Hook, Cooo. UNDERTAKERS, farm your grocer. Every 1M Btata 8t Bridgeport, Conn. dozen of Blue Ribbon Eggs is sealed in a Hours: 10 to 11 & ADvtRTiamo Rates i Sunday box and guaranteed if the seal is unbroken. 12 to 1. iSioboi B. Hawlit, Vint St. Near Park Avs lw loio Imo (mo yew m.; Edward H. Wilmot, ett Ullnton Are, II neb 1.00 8.00 8.00 6.00 experiment with other brand? I Inch 1.00 8.00 4.00 8.00 10.00 Why any IOBR U. BITHOLD8, SV9 Wm( A TO, inches 8.00 4.00 7.U0 10.00 18.00 TELEPHONE SERVICE I Taltpbont U1 inches 8.60 8.00 10.00 16.00 86.00 Strictly Fancy Eggs at a reasonable price. Inches 8.00 8.00 18.00 18.00 80.00 Woodbury Local, io.ji. column 4.00 8.00 1H.00 4.00 40.00 S.N.E.T.Co.,76 Wm. J. column 8.00 10.00 80.00 88.00 40.00 Beehler, column 8.00 18.00 84.00 86.00 00.00 8.00 80.00 FONIRAIi DlRICTOR AMD 4 column 10.00 88.00 48.00 I column 10 00 80.00 40.04 M.00 100.00 Blue Ribbon Embalmer, Lady Assistant always In attendance, Reading aotlcen, brevier type. 10c line Muresco Brook 1 Telephone Connection. field. Conn. Small nonpar! a Is. a nrd per week for Eggs Circulation Wall and your grocer can 7 supply you, write us Ceiling Mr and Mrs F. B. Bouton January 1, 1882, 600 DILLON 6 DOUGLASS, decorations Funeral Dlrectoti and Last week, 4350 Embalmera. New Haven arid Hartford, Conn. The best water on the very paint New York State License, Springfield, Mass. Providence, R. I. market. Will not rub or peel off Day and Night Servient. HOME NEWS. and many coats can be applied Georgetown, Conn. Tel. 156-- 2 without taking off the old coats. Branch ield. Tel.! No. 1. OBITUARY. Olve It A Trial. 257 PICTURES WERE NAUGHTY. DANBURY FAIR. The New York Furniture store of has ad MRS WILLIAM W. COURTER. Main street, Danbury, an TAYLOR, CURTIS & CO., E. W. TROY, JR.. verisment in this issue of The Bee that Troy's Bldo., Sandy Boos, ' FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS IN THIS GREAT INSTITUTION TO will to look are The Brick it pay you up. They Store, Fariiturs A New Lias of tks Lat.it Margaret Carter Courter, wife of FINES FOR SELLING THEM. CELEBRATE ITS FORTIETH AN- - the Glenwood Bay State W. advertising Gaada. William Courter. who had passed i NIVERSARY THIS FALL. and and are hi a po- Sand? Hook, Conn. The sale of indecent in Paragon ranges la all lta Braathta. the summer at the Newtown Inn, with post cards sition house Ua,rtakli received.a last to furnish your complete 248-- was Danbury setback, week, Telephone-Tro- y's Hotel No. her husband, stricken with apo- The fair is with Give them a call and that should have the effect of Danbury steadily going furniture. plexy shortly after dinner, Saturday, .putting ahead. It is a fail It see for Blacksmlthlng, Carriage and it at an end, Abraham Susnitzsky, good every year. yourself. and breathed her last about 4 o'clock. has an immense patronage and holds Mr took train for proprietor of a stationery store on Wagon Repairing. Courter the morning the esteem of everybody. It has char and in Bar W. A. HONAN, in usual White street, Benjamin Benigson, his "Mid Pleasures Palaces" Bridgeport, leaving her her acter and backbone. It has enterprise in the was notified clerk, and a thirteen year old boy who celona will be the leading sketch Funeral Director & health. He by telephone and it wears well. It is no wonder its El- C. L. Embalmer, acts as cletk in the es- October Century, a racy account by SMALLEY, of her condition, and hastened by auto- occasionally exhibits increase and its attendance tablishment, were all convicted of len Maury Slayden of an American Sttpaty Dspat, Ct. Telephone 70. Newtown, Conn. mobile to her side, but she was uncon multiplies. several scious and remained in condition trafficking in the picture cards and a couple's experiences during ESTABLISHED IX 1880, that The fortieth annual will be held this in a home. "No until she died, Mrs Courter had been total of $400 in fines was imposed. weeks' stay Spanish Practical Horseshoer. fall, October 6 to 10. There is no custom of she "was cn annual visitor at the Inn for sever- Benigson was fined $200 and costs, his the house," says, Wagon and Be doubt it will be larger than any of its so unaccountable as that of having Carriage al and was highly esteemed by employer $100 and costs and the boy pairing and Painting; also Blackamlthlng in years, predecessors, for the Danbury fair is come to see you eat. branches. members or summer $100 and costs. The arrests were made people Enjoying all Its First class workmanship the the colony growing by leaps and bounds ; there is a sauare meal while our inhaled guaranteed and prices always reasonable. and and as well, of upon evidence obtained by Deputy guests Connection: Division townspeople many no doubt about the quality of the at- smoke seemed so Telephone Bridgeport Stationery whom had come to know them well. Sheriff Johnson and E. C. Piatt of cigarette inhospitable testified that visited tractions, or the fairness of the races, that I sometimes playfully insisted up- Mrs Courter was a member of the Uni-- Newtown, they for all these are in hands of We belong to the Periodicals. store in on June 20 and things the on their having something with us. It versalist church in Bridgeport, but the question men I party that never ex- experienced who knew what to was laughingly declined, except NOTICE and here had been a bought four post cards, which were always throws mud ' In each of these lines our stock during her stay regular provide to the The Dan is the hibited in court. Harlow Benedict of please people. once when a particlarly lively youth sand. That tsvery complete. We Invite Inspection, attendant at the Congregational as foremost kind of shoes we put on your horse. Large identified some in bury tair is recognized the took a piece of ham and ate it with church. She is survived by her hus- Newtown, pictures exhibition in southern New stock of shoes and all weights at my old stand the hands of the agricultural ail sorts of little antics, Office News band, two sons, Frederick and Charles prosecuting attorney and one of the most Post Store, as ones that he in the same England enterpris- as if he were acting a pantomime. It B M. Courter and a daughter, Mrs Marietta bought in the TUTTLE, Arsats, BrUgaport. store a later date at the of ing country. was puzzling to know when they took it Dunning of Arlington, N. J. The re- request October SOUTHBURY, OONN. Sheriff Johnson. Last even- Tuesday, 6, the first day, their own meals." mains, in charge of Prindle & Morris, Saturday the horse cattle show and auto- closed every noon. Sheriff Johnson went to the store show, Shop Saturday were taken to the Newtown station, ing mobiles will divide attention. The As To with a search warrant and seized a Sunday evening, the funeral following mingling of the fancy horses, blooded Easton. Trombu11-0onn- . of cards. The of Mail Order House in Bridgeport, Tuesday afternoon. quantity post majority cattle and flower and bedecked John T. Porter, the cards were of the sort that flag picture automobiles will be a to be Vehicles. women in various of dress and sight long Eip.rt Horssshosr Miss Cora Quinn of New York, who Stages remembered. about A "HAYSEED" DINNER. undress and are more or less Everything the and Gsasral Blacksmith. generally and tents and in stock Bring in your catalogues. has been visiting her sister, Mrs H. in stores where buildings the A enjoyable time was spent at We'll meet on vehicles or displayed postcards very All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing or beat their prices to home yards will be in place this day, as it is residence of Mr and Mrs 7 a. m. in our line. Our Droll ts are less than Hansen of Zoar, returned her are sold. Only four or five of the the Joseph done. Shop open every week day from anything a rule of the association that those who 5th. The novel to 6 p. m. Strict attention to business. the freight you would pay and you see what on pictures were of the extreme sort. At- Jacobs on Saturday, the paid we are to Thursday. exhibit must do so for the entire five Prices reasonable. Terms Cash. yououy. here ngnt every wrong torney Martin J. Cunningham, who ap- 'Hayseed dinner was served at La) and they are not. of the fair. as counsel for the days ). m.. in a large, cool grape arbor. Mrs K. L. of New York visit peared defendants, known on Quinn called of the court to the Wednesday is the program The decorations consisted of golden rod the attention as Business Men's and You A. M. Briscoe & ed her daughter, Mrs H. Hansen, last fact that cards similar to of "State Day," and wild asters arranged in bunches Do Need Son, many the four thousand members of the thir- week Wednesday and Thursday. those that had been seized by the around the table. In the center of the Conn. 28-- 5. business associations Con A mowing machine. We sell Milwaukee, Sandy Hook, Telephone sheriff were in other ty men's of table there was a minature pond and McCormick, Leering and Piano machines, being displayed necticut will have their first annual kinds of stores in and elsewhere in scenery. During the meal an orches- hay rakes, tedders, loaders and all J. McDougal, general news agent on Danbury field at the fair. The farm machinery. Groceries of all kinds, Connecticut and suggested that if such day Danbury tra rendered some selections. The and merchandise. the boat made a Business Men's Association boots and shoes general Callender Bros., Albany lines, flying nictures:were to be under the ban Danbury menu consisted of the following : put unites with the fair officials in enter- Ct. trip to Zoar, last Wednesday and they should be suppressed everywhere. Hank & Si soup S. J. Parks, TrumMll, Half Dime Lunoh Booms, taining. It will be a notable event as Thursday, stooping with H. Hansen. Judge Davis did nut pass especially up- Entree the visitors will be accompanied by Ba-B- on the in relation to which a Cranberry Jelly 138 South naln St., Waterbury, Ct pictures their families, and the entire Amos of was raised, as the ones that party Salad T, Camp Hawleyville spent question will number in the out Try a cup of our excellent Ootfee. were in violation of the law thousands, all Lettuce Hello, Pard. last week Monday in the sights clearly for fun. The horse PiwtFf all hrmie mud taking were sufficient to warrant a conviction. races, trotting, Roast and commence Where do vou 'buy your Feed. at the Orange fair. An was taken in each case. pacing running, tnis Chicken on toast Dead Beets at the Farmer's Feed Store, Trumbull. appeal and all the thousand and one at- Why News. day, Where has my Lima Bean? Fodder Their goods are right and their prices ai'e Danbury the Get I am there to H. E. Waite is nis tractions scattered about grounds Hereafters right. up, Jim, going buy BE AFRAID to call Dr enlarging tny Feed. will be booming their noisy welcome. Pie Potted Cheese Cornell's Florist Store house in Doodgingtown by having a Two bands will make THE FARMER'S FEED STORE. Don't for military the air The Unknown anything you may addition built on the east side of CAPTAIN BALDWIN AT THE need in Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. large melodious. Candy. C. F. Brinsmade, Prop., We make a Specialty of Floral De- it. DANBURY FAIR, Thursday is "Railroad Excursion ' lima beans were signs and Wedding Decoration. The served from Trumbull, Conn. Day, "."Waterbury Day," "Bridgeport dishes made of pumpkins; the beets No. 1469-- Division. Haven Telephone Bridgeport Cornell's Florist Store, A. J. Smith and family, Misses S. TO GIVE EXHIBITIONS WITH HIS Day," "New Day," 'Tough from dishes made of green peppers. At keepsie and a doien other days 91 and M. Elizabeth Scudder and Mr U. S. GOVERNMENT AIR SHIP. Day," the end of the meal a large pumpkin White Street, Danbury, Conn. J., all in one. The cities with one 619-- 457-- Mrs R. D. Smith and vieing was on the table from which Store Phone 5. Greenhouse 6 and daughter, Captain Thomas Scott Baldwin, ac placed another to see which can send the larg were To Alice, spent last Saturday at Savin knowledged master of the air, the ribbons hanging. the other BEATS est delegation to Connecticut s great ribbons colored fishes Rock and New Haven. man who has made over 800 flights in- - end of the were est fair. . Needless to say that every which from "" to and who made ninety-on- e air attached the guests pulled THE RECORD. space thing in the line of attractions from In the the When Trading In Waterbury Mrs B. F. Bassett of Hopewell spent ship ascensions in 1907, alighting at the the pumpkin. evening Get Your Meals at the air navigators to cave dwellers will be were amused an amateur last Saturday and Sunday in New Hav exact SDot of ascent, a record that guests by The Monarch Gasoline there "Big Thursday." consisting of tableaus, in- en with her brother. stands out bright in the history of aer- is called performance of Friday "Danbury Day," as strumental and vocal music, some Engines beat the record for power onautics, will bring a duplicate the en masse. dir-ieib- the Hat City attends the tair and Room le sleight of hand tricks recitations. sure to Best Park Lunch Mr and Mrs .. Piatt of Hope- famous United States govrennment And thousands and and are always go. from other cities These were given by Miss Hilda lan-gil- le C. E. CEANE, Pbop., well had a little son arrive their to the Danbury Fair, October test. Demonstration free. t towns share the enjoyments of the day Mass., Mr and Mrs E. by home Mrs Sanford of 6 to 10. The management of this Fair of Boston, For Ladies and Gentlemen. recently. Henry with the hatters. Some of the best and vy. assisted in care of the were not entirely satisfied with the air Burr of Greenfield Hill, J. Redding kthe racing of the week is ticketed for Fri Luhrmannof Flatbush, N. Y. The man. ship they had last year and have, after West Main St., Conn young day, the famous dogs, the prize cattle broke late in the & Waterbury, lengthy negotiations, succeeded in se- company up evening. E. S. Fairchild Son, and poultry, the machinery, and all the those were : Mr and curing the peer of all dirigible ship Among present Nichols. R. W. Beers and family of Water exhibits and entertainments are "at at- Mrs E. B. Burr and Master J. Burr of Mr Beers aviators to show the people the kind D. G. & bury were recent guests pf tention" that day. Greenfield Hill ; Horace Burr, Mr and 4, BEERS CO., of ship the government thought P. O.: Route Bridgeport. Telephone brother, John M. Beers, in Hopewell. Saturday, the closing day, has come Mrs E. J. Luhrmann of Flatbush, N. NEWTOWN. CONN., enough of to buy. to be an important day with good rac Y. ; W. Mr and Mrs C. Captain Baldwin has sold to the J. Luhrmann, Manufacturers of T. E. Piatt & Son and F. W. Piatt of just ing, all the attractions, and a Mardi and Miss of war department the first air ship ever B. Bessinger Bessinger Gras carnival to wind up with. During I. ; Mr and Mrs Automobile Hopewell filled their large silos, last bouerhtbvthe United States govern Port Richmond, L. A. Tops, Canopy Tops, the last two hours of the Danbury fair and Mrs H. Peterson of New week. ment. This ship had to meet conditions Peterson Buggy Tops, Cushions, the fun is fast and glorious ; everybody Mr and Mrs E. Kleine of GOAEo! that other air ship inventors called Jersey; has a glorious time, but boisterousness N. Y. ; Miss Hilda Backs, impossible, but they only added to the Brooklyn, Langille Mr and Mrs B. F. Bassett of Hope- is not tolerated. Mass. ; Mr and Mrs Fred TAYLOR & HUBBELL. And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and of Captain Baldwin who of Boston, Wagons. Send for Catalogue. well are entertaining their niece from eagerness An electric power plant has been in Fairfield and Mr has been accomplishing things all his Morbergof Beach; NEWTOWN New Haven. stalled recently and the buildings and W. STITION. life that others called impossible. He and Mrs Banta of Bridgeport grounds will be illuminated this year succeeded in filling government specifi- T. E. & Son sold en for the first time. It is not intended to Let Me Write Piatt a gasoline cations and the ship he navigated at HOW TO GET STRONG. and a whole silo outfit to open the fair evenings, but to provide gine filling Washington a month ago is now a ve- and Sum- Your Insurance on your home and Lester of Romford, last week. for tnose who wish to linger and view .LOWEST Harvey hicle of war in the government service. Spring household goods at once. RATES the displays after the crowds have P. J. Daly, of 1247 W. Congress St., consistent with absolutely secure companies. A duplicate of this ship will be York thinned out. Electricity will also be Chicago, tells of to become mer Rev E. H. Mullineaux of New brought to the Fair by the captain and away Styles Agent, Mr available for the machinery exhibitors He mother, who is T. J. CORBETT, pent a few days, last week, with in It will be among strong: says; "My Oonn. operated person. and others whose business old and was is so AT Newtown, and Mrs H. M. Smith. his of since the requires very feeble, deriving first series flights much benefit from Mver and his last power. Electric Bitters, Fort trials showing I feel to tell those Corbett's Shoe Store, Miss Bessie Lancaster is a guest, in this section of the country this year. that it's my duty a when sick ones the who need a tonic and of Miss S. J. Scudder. after the Danbury Fair It's pity drug strengthening SANDY HOOK OT. this week, Immediately stomach or stimulate the Heart and medicine about it. In mother's he will sro south for a season of ex my and Oxford That is all A weak case a marked gain in flesh has result We have a superior line of Shoes COAL! N. hibitions. The fliehts at the Danbury Kidneys. wrong. Ties for Ladles, Men. Boys and Misses In all Fred Duncombe of Mt Vernon, stomach, means weak stomach nerves, ed, insomnia has been overcome, and Inter- WILLIAM EGAN, of Fair are to be similar to those the latest styles and lasts. If you are Y., and Miss Julia B. Duncombe planned And also true the me ested call and get prices. always. this is of is steadily growing stronger." Successor M. were guests, Sunday, cf made dunnsr the government tests, stom- to Kilbride. Bridgeport idea the Heart and Kidneys. The weak nerves Electric Bitters quickly remedy ioai Kara at s a ndyliook station. Mrs George F. Duncombe. and will give the people an of 23-- are instead crying out for help. This ach, liver and kidney complaints. Telephone: 4 ' tremendous advances made in air snips Dr Restorative Sold under guarantee at in the past year. explains why Shoop's You Are Sure Hook Miss Susie 0. Beers of Brookfield is is promptly helping Stomach, Heart R. H. Beers & Co., New- Sandy Market, visiting friends in town, this weeK. and Kidney ailments. The Restorative town; Taylor, Curtis & Co., Sandy When you buy your AUGUR'S IOLD STAND Arthur D. Fairchild, Arthur Warren reaches out for the actual cause of Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. Gou-le- tt, Feed and Groceries at store the "inside H. W. Osborne, Eas- Grain, my At the Sandy Hook Market will be found Prof Charles S. Piatt is in New York Fairchila, Ferris Mead and Alonzo these ailments failing Stevenson; of the best the market alio rds the best the market affords In Fresh and nerves." test the Restora- W. B. Sherman; Smith getting Salt for rest and Cree attended the temperance meet- Anyway ton; Hawley, at low cash prices. Remember the Meats, Canned Goods and Vegetables in their recuperation. tive 48 hours. It won't cure so soon Brothers, Cornwall Bridge; Connery season. It will be my aim to conduct a ing held Miss May Lord at Brook- R. West place, Class market. by as that, but you will surely know that Bros, Georgetown; F. Smith, Mrs Alice Beers Sanford officiated field Sold bv S. J. Blackman, Feed Store. I ask for your patronage. Center, Sunday evening. help is coming. all dealers. Cornwall; Hawley- TheFarmers' at the organ at Trinity church, Sunday. ville; G. W. Hurlburt& Co., Roxbury; SALE-- Dev- Station ; G. W. FOR A nicely matched pair of John H. Blackman. Miss Gertrude Russell of Bridgeport For Conkey's guaranteed Poultry Allen Joyce, Roxbury 1 old. on steers, years The Newtown A. C. won two games and Miss Helen Chatfield and Sterling remedies and a valuable book Hatch, , Bridgewater; W. N. Noble, poultry H. New from the Woodbury A C. ball team. Chatfield of New Haven have been the which call at New Milford;E. Beardsley, they give away free, & Wash- Canfield & Labor day, with scores 10 to 11 and U recent guests of Miss Jessie Nichols ThsHindle Pharmacy, 987 Main street, Preston; Cogswell Wettereau, Davis, South-bur- y; Homer W. Atwood, the sec- Mt Depot; Harry Brown, 32-- to 6. Robert Bradley pitched on Pleasant. Bridgeport, Conn. ington Newtown, Conn. Telephone 1 South Southford, Conn. ond game, striking out 16 men. On C. P. Williams, Britain; Painters and Paper Hangers. Perkins Bros., Warren; W.N. Hurd, Saturday the Newtown A. C. nine Adelaids: Georoiana: " Gro- Hill ; Penfield& Dealer in Flour Feed and Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples defeated Brookfield by a score of 17 to Mother says Mthey can't say anything too I don't like your cook book it doesn't Long Craig, Stepney Flour." Chabiti. 50c. ceries, near Depot. la town. 2. good about Gold Medal recommend Gold Medal Flour. Iuooisa. Depot; druggists. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1008

m -- h m fwday,,a,8t week ,n Bridgeport r - mil m--m- " K i et, a- yr: irm :'r.w wr.f jt ..,,eoi;?0 Hunwrford and wife and Will Hungeriord ind wlie were down jjjjj ESTABLISHED 1840. ..j'yr; In their auto end itnoied the bull game on Hi Waterbury'i Oldest, Largest and Moat Outfitters to Men buturduy. J Complete Alexander an1sum Un,m Ferguson and C. C. Stev. yvft g, eni areniBK ntf Improvements In the High Class looka of Tailoring, RlghtlyMsde Clothing, Furnlshlngs'Hati their farma by cutting the and Shoes, uron oy we aiue or the highway. We wihH otheri would follow their E1

Vr M. D. Hubbe I cf Nw Ynrl, apent a few daya, taut week, with bis 1UUIIT. -J WalkOver Shoes Will Glddimrs and Hcnrv TM I , ' " w LU unuurBiHnu, are Boon going to bridge-Dor- t to learn the art nt rtrivlno tha L--J AH l Fulfill. automobile, aa they think their service-wil- be needed next summer rr mnnv LEJ are contemplatirg purchasing one next L5J year. Requirements. Harry Downs ot New VnrW rctv. L5J who has been visiting his uncle for a Walk-Ove- lSi If want fit! a r. month, has returned to tha pitv nlan you It's If you want Otto and Allen ( style! It's a Walk-Ove- r. III I ""lulii-CIIOiB"- " 1 Hungerford of If you want comfort! It's Walk-Ove- III II 111 llJ a r; If vou want a ahoa for tha nffi. tha COLO heom flPW ihe barns Of ChHrleB'HawM ura Innlc. Ing very handsome In their new coat llJ street, the ball room, or for mountain climbing. of red paint John Ferris of Gaylords-vill- e -J was the artist and did first rlnsn A Walk-Ov- er will fiill the bill. 3 job. Prices are reasonable, $3.50, $4, $5. 3 Woodbury. ISJ New Fall El i- -J Styles Ready. Woodbury, Sept 6th, 1908. 3 To the North Congregational Church, Dear : B. Brethren Nearly two years ago MULLINGS & SON, you were aware of my purpose to re- flj. L--J 97 to 103 Bank a sign the pastoral charge of this church Street, 88 to 96 South Main Street, this present year. Possessing the best l- -J WATERBURY. : a Smith attended, as delegates, the re- Rock, one day last week. physical health, and modestly believ- The Newtown Bee. Miss Fannie Andrews and Mrs Edwin publican state convention in New Ha- F. Stevens have returned from a two ven, last week. ing myself competent to preach the Newtown, 18, 1008. Friday, September weeks' stay in Norwalk with friends. Miss Buse, Mrs Hagar, Miss Boos best sermons of my ministry, to some Mr and Mrs Gus Foley of Bridgeport and Miss Heinig have returned to New it may seem strange that I should wish Miss B. A. York. were guests, last week, of to be relieved of ministerial responsi- Gannon. Norfield Grange entertained New Stepney. bility in this church. I would to Mrs Sophia Beardsley and Miss Char- Canaan and Westport Granges on Fri- prefer lotte Beardsley of Elm street visited day evening. Delegations from Can- remit Jmy work before apparent evi- friends in New Milford, last week. non and Easton were also present dences of physical and mental weakness 0 METHODIST NOTES. Charles Scofield is still unable to use would make a desirable and Mr Automobolist-SsNe- ed " his which was injured in the au- change Jj Next Sunday at the Metho- horse, morning Easton, tomobile accident four weeks necessary. dist church, Rev A. L. Hubbard will nearly 1 1 am further Of his first sermon on the seven ago. convinced that after a Any These? preacn AS- Miss Sarah who in Consider- FAIRFIELD COUNTY BAPTIST Donnelly, graduated long tpastorate of nearly 38 a important places Stepney. York Normal years, able interest is aroused as to SOCIATION TO MEET IN from the New college in is being the to to change desirable for this church. Polish, Graphite Grease, Flake Graphite, No 4 Cup of these discussions. EASTON. June, has returned New York subject In asking your concurrence with The is Ihe 70th of the Fairfield engage in teaching. my. weekly prayer meeting being anniversary Mr S. Carver Grease, "Auto" Trunks, Tire Trunks and Watches. well attended. The service at County association will be held and Mrs S. spent last request for a dissolution of the pastoral begins Baptist week in Cos Cob. 7 o'clock. Wednesday and Thursday, September relation, I am gratefully sensible of Some chances E. L. Gregory has returned from a unusually good buying in Trunks, Suit On Thursday "afternoon, 'Septembei 23 and 24, 'with the Easton Baptist your to Chicago. Arthur Beers has unremitting kindness, your pa- "24, the Ladies' Aid society tea will be church. The program will be as fol trip Q Cases and a in Mr Cran-bur- y tient forbearance with my manifold Traveling Bags. Come in and held Mrs Herbert W. in lows : taken position Gregory's get acquainted.' at Wright's weaknesses Newtown. It is a number Wednesday morning,' September 23. store. ; and the unsolved enigma hoped large Rev D. Moses in the Cran- - H will and the desires of the ladies is 10.30. Devotional service, Rev Wil preached of my life will ever be, why the Lord go on afternoon. to meet there as early as 2.30. liam Swanson. bury chapel Sunday and this beloved church have borne Rev L. 11.00. The annual sermon, Rev Mr and Mrs Frank Wheeler of Sey A. Hubbard is very busy just with me so long. Wooster-Atkinso- now. Besides his work here he is Francis Purvis. mour have returned home after a short The ri Co., at other on his 11.45. The Baptist Minister's Home visit with relatives here. I The remainder of my life will prob speaking places junior Mr and Mrs Charles have re MO . worK. society, Rev M. H. Pogson, D. D. Perry ably be spent among you. I shall be worner ana..... ' turned from a two weeks' Droaa Jonn 2ts., Bridgeport, Conn. Rev A. K. assistant past- Offering. trip through some small fr Chattoney, New and Lower Canada. grateful for place in your 43 or with Rev Mr Patchen at Long Hill, Annual election of officers. England Mr and Mrs Horace Hurlbutt have kindly remembrance, and be glad to do preached a very excellent sermon at 12.15. Adjournment. ihe Methodist church here. Mrs A. K. Afternoon. entertained relatives from Rochester, all I can for the prosperity and peace of was heard with in 2.00. Devotional service, Rev D. S, N. Y. this church, in which I have had Chattoney pleasure Mr and Mrs E. L. Beers have enter my solos at both the morning and evening Woods. home, and to which I have given the 2.30. of Committees, tained Mr Arnold from Southwick, services.. Appointment best of life. For mem Reading letters from the churches, Mass. years my every Miss Emma Faulhaber is spending ber of this church I cherish the kindest JUST A HINT. New pastors and new churches. 3.45. The work of our convention, two weeks in New York and Brooklyn. Christian regard, and those bonds of The traveling public feel that the Rev A. B. Miss Faulhaber has a handsome new Coates. D. D. love which through so many years have "SHAVE and SAVE." Jmad from Stepney to Hattertown 4.00. The betterment of the local span of roan cobs, purchased in New ; bound tuhould be in better condition than York. , us in this sacred put church, Rev H. B. Carpenter. fellowship may S i is at ? the road M. Beers the it present. Ihis is main Open discussion and conference. J. spent Sunday as1 never be broken by any wish or act of The Gem, Razor is as i?ood as 8 L from to and a of Mr and Mrs John Morton.' Jr., Safetyw anv Danbury Bridgeport Evening. guest mine. Having carefully considered the (j j great deal of travel goes over it and in 7.00. Arthur C. Bradley and Samuel B. of Price. Pevotional service, Rev C. F, best interests of this church, apart regardless Borne places it is very rough. Can not W. Ahrens. Fancher spent Sunday in Pound Ridge, . from all selfish the town further look into the matter? 7.30. Address "The Work of the Miss Ruth Treadwell and Miss K nth- - considerations, I there Beers entered Norwalk Bible School" Rev W. G. Fennell, D. erine the High fore offer to you my resignation of this school on PERSONAL CHAT. D., of Hartford. Monday. pastoral charge, to take effect the last 7 Blades 7 Blades Miss Ethel Salmon left town this $1.00. Mrs Ralph Smith entertained the Open discussion and Conference. Sabbath in October ensuing. 24, week for western Pennsylvania to be Ladies' Aid society from St Paul's Thursday morning, September You are 10.00. Devotional service. Rev W. N. come a student in Allegheny college. hereby requested to call a hurch, Huntington, last Thursday, Morton. .. meeting of the church, at earliest Mr and Mrs C. L. Smalley came home your v. io. ' to on Monday after a three weeks joint Missionary session in Tashua. convenience, take action upon this night, of Mrs G. G. vacation in Central New York. charge Goulden and Mrs resignation, and if concurred in to The Hindle W. M. ap Einest W. Sherman and Silliman, Associational direct ' Pharmacy, family re ors. LOCAL AFFAIRS OF INTEREST. point a committee of three members of turned, last Saturday, from a two 987 Main 11.15. The work of the Missionary the church who shall arrange for a Street, Bridgeport, Conn. weeks' stay at Walnut Beach. C. S. Everetts has been having his Kev W. F. China. similar committee to miss Henrietta entertained a Union, Beaman, large barns newly painted. be appointed at a lurney 11.45. Ihe Home Missionary society. . guest from Brooklyn, last- week. Mrs E. Amelia Wheeler, who has societies' meeting duly warned and cal- Rev J. E. D. D.. Boston. Mr ana Mrs k. smith and son Perry. been ill, is now led. such l. 12.15. The Northern conven quite gaining slowly. After action said committee, spent Sunday in Roxbury. Baptist Dr Hill is her. tion, Rev P. C. attending with myself, can for the call We have taken the for the Wright Norwich. C. S. filled his silo. arrange agency 12.30. Everetts large Edison phonograph and can fit you out Adjournment. this week. ing of a council to which our action Afternoon. ' with any size instrument wish and The Bee was be submitted for review ad- you 2.00. Devotional representative kindly may and Good Mil the latest records. Penheld & service. Rev A. A. at Buying Furniture Bickford. entertained dinner, last Monday, at vice. Craig at the Depot the home of Mrs Vinnie Bradley. 2.30. business session. J. L. R. Wyckoff, Is an investment that yields lars-f- t in sat W. L. Penfield, of the firm of Penfield Important Mrs John Patterson is returns Reports of committees. visiting & at the Depot, is spending a friends in for a few weeks. Pastor North Cong'l Church. isfaction. Purchasing good furniture is in an article Craig Unfinished business. Danbury investing that few days, this week with friends in Mr and Mrs Charles Gilbert. Mrs will a life long source of and satisfaction 3.15. Quiet hour service. Rev G. W. prove pride Midvale and Orange, N. J. Vinnie Bradley, Mr and Mrs William Nicholson. all to, R. W. Stillman of is (Let plan remain for and A SURE-ENOUG- H Bridgeport this Mallett, Mr Mrs John Patterson KNOCKER spending a few days with Mr and Mrs crowning service.) and Mr and Mrs John Treadwell attend- N". Charles H. Hawley, this week. adjournment. ed the lawn party at Mr and Mrs Ran & Co., Miss Ina Nichols of Booth Hill, dolph Bradley s in Redding, one day Buckingham Inc., J. C. Goodwin, of Furniture, Rugs, Lace Curtains, Couch Huntington is a guest, this week, of LEROY B. MILLS. last week, and had a very enjoyable Reidsville, N. C, Covers, etc., Mr and Mrs J. Carlton Joyce. time. says: "Bucklin's Arnica Salve is a ESTABLISHED 1342, Leroy B. Mills nassed nwav sure-enou- Mrs John S. Joyce has been spending at the Mr and Mrs Charles Gilbert and son. knocker for ulcers. A home of his Mrs bad one 177 State - - - a few days in Bridgeport with Mr and mother, Van Vorst on Mama, attended the celebration of the came on my leg last summer, Street. Pri4?eport, Coijij, Sunday, September 13, 39 but that wonderful N. B.-- We Mrs Allen L. Joyce. aged years Red Men in Bridgeport, last Monday salve knocked it repair, we reflnish and we upholster furniture at reasonable rates. Alfred Provost and were in and nine months. The funeral took out in a few rounds. Not even a scar family from evening. Newtown, Sunday, the of Mrs place the Center street Metho Mrs Kate Kohlar. remained." Guaranteed for piles, guests dist church on in company with Benjamin Miller. Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Mary Skelley of have sores, burns, etc. 25 cents at , 1.30. The burial was in Bridgeport R. H. Beers & Mrs A. C. Chattaway of Bridgeport the AsDetuck returned from a three weeks' in Co., Newtown; Tay- cemetery. stay Curtis & las been the guest of her parents, Rev Brooklyn, N. Y., with Mrs Nellie lor, Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. and Mrs A. L. Hubbard, at the Meth- Dunn. Garvin, Bethel ;L. Goulett, Stevenson; Did You Ever H. W. odist parsonage, this week. A Hungarian, who seemed to he (te- - L. N. Mallett who has been amonc Osborne, Easton ; W. B. Haw- mentea was ley, Smith lound wandering about me sick ones and under ur Hill's care, Sherman; Bros., Cornwall the Center about two weeks acn. He is now and able to Bridge; Connery Bros., Georgetown; Stop to think that a little more money aeded to Monroe. gaining nicely F. was taken to Bridgeport by First Se- about R. Smith. West Cornwall: S. what it wil cost to repair your old vehicle will pay the difference for a lectman Charles Gilbert and commit Miss C. A. Mallett and Miss Carrie J. Blackman, Hawleyville; G. W. new wagon? Call and see what we can do Hurlburt & for you. SELECTMEN'S NOTICES. ted to Middletown bv Judce KnnwioQ U Mallett both of Niagara Falls, are Co., Roxbury ; Allen Joyce, and Mr Gilbert who took him Roxbury Station ; G. W. Hatch. Bride-e- The selectmen will be in session on there, spending a few weeks with Mr and Over 100 The man only lived a week after reach- MrsL. N. Mallett. water; W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. Wagons, Carriages, Etc. 19. Town doc-swel- l Saturday, September at the wg there and no clue as to his Mrs H. Beardsley, New Preston : Over 100 ball 2 5 o'clock identity Peter H. Lynch and Mrs Thom- Harness, all kinds. from to p. m., to receive nas oeen was & Wettereau, Washington Har- and All yet iouna. He a man as McGuinn of Long Hill were guests, Depot; Horse Goods of pass upon bills. persons aoout medium and ry Brown, Southbury; C. P. Every Description; bills the town must height rather slen Monday, of Mrs Kate Kohlar. Williams, ing against present der, weighed about 140 and his South Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; them on se-- pounds or before this time to the arm and W. N. Hurd. Lone Hill : Penfield &. lectmen for ngnt hand were covered with Sherman. approval. warts. Craig. Stepney Depot ; druggists. The miss Jidna Wheeler last Derby E. E. has been new left, week, Carriage Company, Huntley having iur ner scaooi in lTUmDUll. THESE OLD ' sills his YOUNG, CHILDREN, GEORGE B. CLARK, Prop., placed under barns, putting in Miss t lorence Nichols returned r.o. new stanchions and cement floor in his Dor Mrs Willis Sherwood, 97 years old, day, from her home in Summer- - Near House, Conn. cow stable, having his barn all newly Mrs Lucretia Hungerford 87 old. Opera Derby, vine, Mass., and began her duties at years Curtis' and were guests of Prank H. 76-- painted making several other lm me Academy. recently Lake, Telephone 5. ' and on the interior who is 78 old. Mrs Huneerfnrrf provementa changes Miss May Gillette, Miss Mary Ferris years of his barn. When the work is com and Miss Ada Field are weni ro scnooi wnen a girl to Mrs Sher Home Grown will attending the wood and Mr pleted he have a very convenient uanoury iNormal school. Lake was a pupil of Mrs and airy stock barn. Mr and Mrs Hungerford. The old folks had Wales George Jennings of Dr and Mrs F. J. have been were m town. Labor aengntiul day discussing the events of cnogport day. of their Melbourne enjoying a sojourn several days at selectman uiibert and his men nave younger days. All three are The Cancer Cure. Co., the shore. bright and keen and been at work on Jump Hill, the naht mentally enjoyed Elberta Incorporated. Capital Stock 125,000. Mr and Mrs Wilson Sherman anpnt tue visit. wees- - 64 Bank Street, Conn. the day, last week Tuesday, at the shore Miss Florence Fanton is sriendini? Derby, SPRING LAKE AND at Walnut Beach and enjoyed a fine some time in Redding. VICINITY. Cure Cancer at their Sanatarium and smarantAe nnstMro mn Tio.i im Mr and Mrs caseslandold sores at home if desired and can that-wlll- - day's outing. Albert Miss Mabel Fanton of BrinVeTiort mere was Peaches your send you a blood medicine cure Wheeler week great interest maniWerf IIUUUHI1VH1UV1IUUIIU9, inuitKHJuuuBuuesuuciseu. spent last enjoying the home. at the ball neierences gladly given. spent aunuay at game, last Saturday, be ESTABLISHED FORJ2IGHIjyEABS. sea breezes at Walnut Beach, tween Mrs tne iioardman nine and the Sher- George Bennett is having her man nine on the house I. Andrews is grounds overlooking At the newly painted, J. Weston. Spring Lake, there being a himHreH ' doing the work. Mr Andrews also has people or more some were en-- Newtown Market. the contract for decorating the interior present; NEWS oymg a Bail on the lake while others of the house for S. C. Cronin at Jockey AS OUR SCRIBE FINDS IT. were iTlOSL thlj8i th&t the quality IS exactly m repreaented'' to them watching the game, which result- rCODie and to feel that the price are Then Hollow. Miss Jennie - paid Just. shopping Hovt returns this wool- ed in a victory for the visiting team become a uleasure and a satisfaction. Thisnle&surs ma ha nun tha Rev E. H. Mullineaux of New York from in for In or ht. a weeks' visit with her brother, a score of 17 to 11. There is to be an when looking things gold sUtot of the best makes. Sterling or plated ware, choice and H. M. Smith of Newtown were William cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera Hoyt and family in Tarrv. other game, this week Wednesday, be- and field bUlbooks and card very kindly entertained at dinner, last Y. glasses, pocketbooks, cases, art ware, fans, Whiting's box caoen town,N. tween the married men and the Henry Rupf, Bepalrtng. Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined da or night. cPreDerlV week Wednesday, at E. E. Mr and Mrs single maoe ana wo to Huntley's Robert Shay of New men of Sherman and on nitea glasses guaranieea. 1 j in Cutler's Farms.' Saturday the & York were over Sunday cnesta nf Mr Sherman nine plays with theBoardman Successor to S. E. Sanford Co.. TAYLOR George W. Beardsley and friend of and Mrs M. T. Donnelly. nine at Boardman. GREGORY, New York enjoyed the day at Savin Dr Frank Gorham Practical Ellsafcttfc and James A. Mr and Mrs N. T. Hungerford spent Main St.. Newtown. JewtlrT, St., Dwrfcy, Com. 15 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1008.

Doing Their Duty i Sporea of Ansonla Readers Are Learning the Duty ,of the Kidneys. To filter tho biood It thi kidney i Co) mT- -r duty. When they fail to do this tho kid- iMIffi neys are flck. Backache and many kidney Ilia fol- low; Urinary troubles; diabetes. HlHl23Main St.,-Sccur- ity BHg.,'Brldjfeport,Conn. Doan' Kidney Pills euro them all. Edward Beardiiley, roof painter, of 159 Caroline St, Derby, Conn., lays: 468. "Recently I took Doan'a Kidney fills Special Sale No. for a lame and aching back and found Surprise that they are Just what I have been looking: for. I had been suffering from ' Advance Fall in trouble and annoyance from derange- Styles ment of the kidneys, and for this sick-ne- ss I found Doan's Kidney fills the Pant proper remedy. They soon corrected Boys' Knee Suits, the trouble. I have endorsed Doan s Kidney fills and recommended them Two Pairs Pants. 50. times since I used them." With t many ; For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Knickerbocker and One Pair Straight. ; cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buf- One Pair Style Fabrics and Fashions. Sizes 7 to 16. falo, New York, solo agents for New. Fall one Knicker-bock- er the United States. The latest fall effects in Belted Double breasted Style, with two pairs of knee pants, pair Remember tho name Doan's and one Suitable for school wear and sure to give additional pair straight. in effect. and take no other. tra pair all-wo- ol cassimeres and fancy cheviots natty fancy stripe "brown quality Excel tailored double Rich n l"S. Sf. mode and other .entirely new color tones. ently JJ means see if you are in- stitched throughout with the famous iron grip stitch. You should by all theseuits terested in a new school suit for the boy. On sale one week ending next rriday. S2.50.

The Surprise Store's Famous Double Guarantee Binds Every Sale, refund the money or exchange If any for any reason fails to be satisfied we will cheerfully purchaser one free of the (roods. All clothing bought here is pressed and kept in good repair year charge. Common-Sens- e V Swell ncm-H- Blouses, The automobile was intended to take Rmro' Cnna In Boys' shapes Pant Suits in cale, new designs, lAc the place of the horse not to compete fine all wool fabrics. 49g Boy's and Children's Knee Stylish with the railroad train. Sane traveling does not mean traveling over ordinary School Blouses, Fall Boys' Shirts, Boys, I Novelties, well made, country roads at 70 miles an hour, Pine quality niudras In uew AQc gee style, (faster than express trains that run on patterns, $1.50, $2, $3, $3.50, $4, $5, $6.50, $7.50. steel rails, laid on expensive stone bal- Boys' Stockings, fbfaL?k lasted roadbeds.) full seamless, Boys' Stockings, JfJS handsome new shades of brown, olive, and Qg Sane travel is to travel comfortably, liu... A huge and greatly varied line of the leading Fall effects in duality, patent (farter 1 7c Knicker- at a safe rate of speed, without "risking gray and natty blue in stripes and mixtures in Cheviots, Cassimeres, Serges and Scotches in nobby new feature. your life" if a tire bursts, or punctures, bockers, Russian and Sailor Blouse Styles, all made over the latest models with every style School " or the automobile "skids." Four-in-hand- s, Boys' Caps, f to Boys' golf styles, new colors, The Holsman is built especially Rich Sll ks In new BOYS.ALLWOOLCbev.otKnee 45c 9SC 25C suit the requirements of those who want B.S&e 95oE&eSt sane, safe, comfortable travel without jarring, bumping or jolting. Take a Ride With Us and learn how easily The Holsman is The Store's Men's Suits in Advance controlled how comfortably it rides. Surprise We are glad to demonstrate it. Fall Fashions.

Every Part of Every Machine Guar- Includes the greatest variety of fabrics and .models ever shown a truly wonderful array of anteed. new weaves in beautiful patterns and color combinations. Every garment is manufactured under

five new fall models with all the latest style details. Come in at your leisure. We will be de- Franklin Oarage, lighted to show them to you. Agency for Connecticut and Rhode Island. ' - Swell New Fall Suits for Men. JAMES J. KERWIN, 163 JOHN STRBET, BRIDGEPORT. --- v - ' Telephone 688-- 2. , $5, $io, $12, $15, 20.00. Watch, Jewelry, Clock 750. ' and made - All new fall styles of very exceptional quality and excellent workmanship style, of fancy Cassimeres, Velours, Cheviots, Scotches, Worsteds, Serges, and other new fabrics in medium M ! and dark effects Smart new browns, grays, olives, modes and other color tones in new and dis- tinctive patterns striped designs in a wide range from the narrow to the wide stripes all care- Repairing fully and correctly made by the highest class of tailors. Sizes to fit all men of all builds, trom 34 measurements. Competent Workmen, to 52 chest Up-to-da- te Facilities, " Prompt Service. Young Men's Long Pants Suits. Advance Fall Styles. Sizes 14 to 19. All of these mean perfct'satisf action If you $5, $7, $8.50, $10, $12, $15. . leave your Wateu, Jewelry. Clocks or Eye- with us to be glasses repaired. New Autumn fabrics and patterns in the newest college styles. Made with the newest on sleeves. fashionable lapels, perfect fitting collars, newest shoulders and a variation of cuffs Rich, new color tones in fifty new shades.

SPECIAL NOTICE. Our huge Fall and Winter stocks of Men's and Young Men's includes pSTABLISHMENT FOR cuffs and effects whether every new and popular idea or fad in sleeve fancy pocket introduced, or extreme it u included, so that just the style you desire can be had 'iumHain Bridgeport, Conn plain ultra Men's Men's Men's Men's A ROOF Fall Shifts. Fall Vests. Fall Neckwear. Underwear. :no nf, Riph atririPH in Hrpnch Irresistible shades Excellent mi.lllc newcBb.... iumi uii ... quality the season in a large flannels, made over and designs in fine qual- medium weight under- silk. All wear in cotton and variety of select never before ity pure Shown. shapes. wool. THAT'S PROOF signs ; new color ideas. 98c: 98ct6$3.45 25c to 49c 49c to $1.49 Against the! ele- ments FIRE Extra Special for One.Week Only. ; especially. The Fall Hat "Surprise" for Men and Young Men. FOR DWELLINGS The Season's three most popular Shapes in the three most popular colors. Extra fine quality. or any building of architec- The The Colors tural pretensions, a suitable Shapes roofing is now procurable. Are the Sheppard and Daniel. (The-las- t Include all the newest shades for fall, light "Hays," cedar Zolium is a flexible sheet sub two styles are shown by the cuts.) The sage green, rich clear brown, dark brown is Golf the Shep- and pearl graV, made with either band and stance, which "Hays" the popular style; is favored by young men ; trimmings to match or contrasting shades. nf . YEw pard the Telescope moan, and the Daniel is the new French Alpine that You'll ifind just the shade that becomes you a novel and W can be twisted and shaped to meet one's fancy. here. ingenioui both in and color exclusive hatters sell for principle o( THE "SHEPPARD." These hats are exact duplicates, quality, style that $2.50 on ?4i"-- 5 laying, produces on ihe roof and $3.00. See them now display. the beautiful effect of dia- THE "DANIEL." mond shaped Spanish tiles. It is a warm Indian red. The Surprise Store Is Open Saturday Evening Until 11 o'clock. Zolium is being explained and sold by E. C. PLATT, .... ' ' ) .. ; Hawleyville, Conn. t visit. Another milestone on life's Nelson died at her home in New Going home after dark." They Durgy, Exhibition horses will be ett. First on the program was sing ing. was All a shown and crotner voiicn" highway passed. enjoyed Fairfield on Monday, after an illness the Beautiful Golden Somewhere." Iwere "Atraia'; time all which judged at great Danbury Fair, Bee. "'The who pleasant together, otj of three months. The deceased, who Tuesday and 6 The Newtown a 'gave the trip of a Frenchman helps to from a dull Wednesday, October, Then Brother Pickett recited poem, "keep Jck being and 7. The horse shows at this 1, 1908. , m tTT 1 I landed Castle Garden in the early as a "little nonsense now and was in her 78th year, was a loving fair Newtown, Friday September on 01 vvaies. at boy," been notable "A Shipwreck the toast out best mother and woman have always ones. The '80's, and without a penny started then is relished by the of men." a of Christian Mrs Pickett rendered very effecti vely Pork and prizes are liberal and the classes nu- World and landed beans, salad, sandwiches, spirit and her death comes as a severe the voice of one that still clung to the in the New finally cake coffee were merous, including standard bred, road- Warren. sank the and served, after loss to her children. She is survived ship's rigging and as it slowly at Cornwall Bridge. It showed which our triends on their sters, coaching stallions, heavy harness departed four sons, Isaac H saddle and fam- could be heard in the distance singing which characterizes Brother ride in the beautiful by C, Henry horses, ladies' horses, r M Snnl pluck long moonlight Wallace of and F. Clifford GRANGE PAYS A FRA- t nf " r. r. Pickett again en Patrons to meet Danbury, ily horses, and draught WICHITA on sev Voizard. Brother Aspetuek Valley hope of New Fairfield, and one horses. Johnson a talk touching pur- Warren next in her Durgy daugh- For these ten classes the prize TERNAL VISIT TO ASPETUCK gave countered another dilemma, naving Patrons again year Mrs Theron Benedict nmnl.nfa l nlnan .1 U J DUt ail leauius w were new ter, of Danbury, nunc aiuuuuio w w uiuusalJU eral points chased a of pants that just home. , Mil-for- VALLEY GRANGE. Brother pair and a Isaac B. of d, dollars. to show and Making of a Good Citizen." two inches too long. But his wife, m i brother, Hyatt It pays it pays to role of Uncle also survive her. Prayers were see the show at the Danbury Fair. awake and en- PirkPtt then took the cousin and hired girl, unbe- Fifteen of the wide Miss Coles sang a daughter, New Fairfield said at her home in New Fairfield on and young people Josh in New Yors. known to him or each other, helped thusiastic patrons Mr Perkins gave a recitation, as Thursday morning at 10 o'clock and Warren met with Aspetuek Val- solo. him out of that one into one equally from i.nn-- iL :n;afai vonmpa tn tea. A were the funeral services were held at the Adelaide: on Tuesday nnenuiouuiHowi bad. The exercises of the evening . Mrs ley Grange, flew Milford, "schoolmams ren-- lucretia l. durgy. Methodist church in New Fairfield, of Mother eayn "they can't say too and furnished bevy of Warren's closed "The River of anything evening, September 8, by singing Mrs Lucretia L Durgy, widow or which she was a member, at 11 o'clock. good about Gold Medal Flour." Chabiti. for the lecturer's hour. aerea in ' f f. Time." This ends another fraternal the program Brown," but drew the line on. twhich was in charge oi.Kev u rics-- , "John 16 THE Jy'EWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1008.

NEWS TERSELY TOLD. Our itock of groceries and are to grain the best the market affords and our Coming Bridgeport. prices suit the hard timet; very low! You deal If to forcBHh. Leave your order at our are missing a great you fa'l to come Bridgeport these tore and get It delivered promptly. fine Fall days. The town is lively; the theaters are playing; the finest The Cheap iaan urocery , ttoueri hotel In the state is now of to and Staines, proprietor. open; plenty good places eat; plenty MrandMri ueorge rucnarason 01 of things to see, especially In things to wear at our big store. Take a Bridgeport and Mri Melissa Richard-io- n to In of Litchfield were guests, last trip Bridgeport and get acquainted with the new styles Fall apparel week, of Mr and Mrs H. S. Wedge. we are now showing, for Men, Women and Children. M 1 rmulrnntr and Ming BeHRift Mnnrn of Brookyn, N. Y., ware guests over Sundty of the Misses nan. Mr and Mra Joseph Kohlar and Mr Fall and Mn John McGuinn scent Sunday Togs in Bridgeport with friends. Mrs Frank tanneid ana Mrs Ketha Canfield of Easton were guests, last For Men. Friday, of Mrs Mary A. Peet. Mrs Frank Fobes and Miss Janette Our tables are fast with Fotes, Mrs Frank Wagner and son of filling up Brooklyn, N. Y.. were guests, last th new fall styles, in from week, of Mr and Mary A. I'eet. pouring Mr and Mm Samuel Wesson and the foremost designers and tailors of daughter of Bridgeport were guests, one day last week, of Miss Sadie Bell this country. Now is the best time Craft, i for wine and... Brown sugar preserv to select new clothes. W. hlndinor twine and corn knives for corn; two cans red salmon, harvesting colors-bro- 2.ru; two Dound can roast or corn beef. Fall suits in the new. wn, 25c; three cans new pears, 25c. Come to our store and save money. i;he green, smoke, stone, lead Long Hill Store, W.N. Hurd, propri- - and fog grays, and blues in mili- Mn Mnrv A. Peet naa returned from a two weeks' stay in Easton, the guest tary, stripes, herringbone weaves, of her daughter, Mrs r . M..unheld. John Keller of Easton has taken a contrasting and self stripe effects in position with Robert Staines at his store. profusion. Mew models with dis-tincti- ve Just received a mixed car of corn and oats. Nevermind what the other treatment of cuffs and pock- t ollnura gov. mme to mv store and r the best goods at reasonable prices. and as as our John s. hum's reea siore. ets, perfect fitting Snrvevnra were at work north of T.nnc Hill on the main road, survevinc clothing always is. for the state road that is to be built from W. N. Hurd's store to the Mon- roe line in the near future. Suits for. men and young men, Miss Annie Gorman and Miss Fannie Pnll flvennenrtinor a few dava in Water. $10 to $35. Fancy fall overcoats bury, the guests of Miss Gorman's sis ter. and raincoats in the newest Mr and Mrs George Craft of Black stripes, ' Rock were guests over Sunday of Se $10 to $25. lectman Charles G. Peet. ; Mrs C. G. Downs and Miss Clara Downs spent Sunday in Huntington, the guests of Mr and Mrs Beers. The baseball club held a clam bake It's Fall Hat Time. on Garfield Flather's lot, last Monday afternoon, which was well attended Fire the old straw worn all Summer and and enjoyed by about 100 people. The you've bake was given as the closing of the get your Fall hat on. You will feel more like your- baseball season to the members of the baseball team and their friends. ' ' self, and if you get the right style you'll see a big Mr and Mrs Samuel Matilla of Dan-- VI oviitoMr-- in A A' A bury were guests, over Sunday, of Mr improvement your appearance. and Mrs raer a. Lyncn. No trouble about the Misses Mabel and Ruth Kaesman getting right style in our and Msater Stephen Kaesman of haf section; We have every correct shape in stiff Bridgeport have been guests of Mr and and soft hats out this at Mrs Otta C. Walters. v ' brought season,' the price Robert Staines is spending two weeks you pay. And a variety of colors, too browns, You Are Invited. with friends in Boston. greens, mocha, ultramarine, and black.. . Edward F. Lynch is spending a few grays days with his brother, Peter Hi Fall Suits, Fall Top Coats, Fall Hats, and is him at his Derbies, $1.50, $2, $3, $4, $5. Lynch, assisting t Fall shoes, blacksmith shop. ' Softies, $2, $3, $4 and $5. Benjamin Turney and Misses Kate Are for your inspection. and Marion Hurd's houses have both We are the sole distributors in this for the ready been improved by being newly painted. city Downs, Beck & Downs were the ar- famous C & K and we sell also House To All. ' hats, the Stetson lines. I Open tists. : The firm of Beck & Downs, the nainters formerly of Reddinc. who have been doing work in town, have Hen's "Zenith" Shoes moved their headquarters to Bridge- port. V Herman Walters and friend b'f In the Latest Fall Styles. BridgeDort were guests over Sunday 'of Mr and" Mrs Otto C. Walters. Most of the new styles are in now; we are ready to snow them to you. More snappy styles lasts lUGe than ever; a bigger range of and leathers; better Zeniths than you have yet worn, but the West Cornwall. same popular prices 3.50 and 4.00. . . At 3.50 seven new styles, including blucher models in the Nabob, Knox, Sintic, and Custom HEAD TO FOOT GLUTnlLKa. LOCAL AFFAIRS OF INTEREST. lasts patent colt, gun metal calf, box calf and heavy tan oil grain leathers styles from extreme Mrs B. J. Cole entertained to extreme. . Sabine of Florence Hartford, recently. At 4.00 fourteen new styles in button and lace, on the Flatiron, Essex, Conn. Miss Orne Nettleton returned to Tokav, Wireless, Bridgeport, and lasts. Bristol, last Thursday. Echo, Empire, Custom, Belmont, Varsity, College Orthopedic All leathers; sharp and and soles. ; G. Herbert Hallett left on Monday medium toes, medium heavy j for his school at East Greenwich, R. e I.; stopping at Bridgeport enroute. Shoes for boys on our broad common-sens- lasts fit easy and wear well. 1.50 and 2.00 ac- Willis Potter was, in State Line over cording to size. Our regular foot-shap-e shoes are 2.00 to 3.00, according to size. Sunday. " .. Miss Elsie Mason returned, Sunday, and Bladder Pills to her home at New York, having M. & Co. Spec- DeWitt's Kidney the two months with Miss Natty new Fall Brookiield. will relieve all Kidney and spent past promptly some of the time ial Hats show the Neckwear is Bladder disorders. Sold and recom- Gertrude Sturges, at ready Cream Hill Lake and at the in a of mended by H. Rupf, Newtown, Conn. latterly best value and style big range Sturges homestead in this village. held in OUTFI TO MEN the newest colors, There will be a dance the Miss Martha L. Mallinson has again in town at 2.00. . TTERS WOMEN & CHILDREN '". s t hall Brookfield Fri-- etc., , Town at Center, t gone to Bridgeport, her two weeks' va- BRIDGEPORT, CONN. day evening, September 25, for the Get a South Bend watch at C. E. cation being ended. f benefit of St Joseph's Catholic church. Riddetord's. You will like it. Mrs James Clark once more has her home to herself, after an all summer's occupancy by city friends, her sister, tiful afternoons of this week, 'n an en- Mrs Freda Behrens, returning last deavor to untangle that ever present week. problem, domestic help. AT LIBRARY CORNER. Miss Rachel Boyd of New York is M. S. Nickerson moved his household visiting Mrs George R. Smith. possessions to his recently purchased Miss Lillian J. Smith ha been quite property at the south end of the vil- L ill with an attack of chicken pox. on of this week. no Monday LAN'S. lage Dr and Mrs J. W. Ives of Milford and Mrs Ives' father. Robert N. Coch- rane, and sister, Mrs T. E. England, Kent. are spending 10 days with relatives and Bells friends in this village and vicinity ; also A School BUSINESS CHANGE. enjoying fishing on the river and at the Edward F. has sold his black- lake. This is the first visit of any Lynch length of time Dr and Mrs Ives have smith business here to Howard W. New Fall who his taken of the Styles made to this place since they moved to Stone, possession Are business. Mr has to Milford three years ago. Lynch gone Long Ringing assist his on account of Rev Mr Fitch exenanged pulpits with Hill to brother health. . .. Rev Mr Forte of Sharon, last Sunday. poor Women's Shoes Let us assist you in your final preparations in get- The lameness of his horse made it nec- that Mr Forte remain over the, outfitted. . Every needed wear is essary night ting boys thing and he was entertained at the home of OASTORXA, Bmti tht Ito Kind Yon Have Always Bought for immediate service everything dependable as Mr and Mrs George R. Smith. ready j) Do want to and reasonable in Miss Dexter, the new school teacher, Are here in abundance. you a dressy pat- quality price.; her home with Miss Minnie makes E. Grun ? Cochrane. ' ent leather boot or one of vici kid or Metal On Thursday last the railroad siding For Example: was filled with cars. Smith & Sons had Should you prefer a nice Tan Calf or Tan Vici two of oats, one of corn and one of Just Received! cement; J. A. Cochrane & Son one of boot, regular height or the high cut, we have them in ' ; L. one - School suits of these values hay and C. Golf of bran, and , Corned Roast Boys' good quality Beef, the newest designs.1 , no water to enable the of the very are unusual, $1. 98, $2.50 and $3.50. operation Beef,Pork and Beans. Magic Yeast, .."'. mills for elevation. J. B. Smith stock brought his gasoline engine over from Sardines, Coffee, Tea, Spices. This new has just arrived, and the styles of Blue at $1 the kind that Knickerbockers Serge Sharon, installed it in Smith & Son's Kent, Ct. are the newest for Fall and Winter. sell mill and the cars were emptied on Zahn's, usually for $1.50. schedule time. and How's this? Real Knickerbockers at 50cts. W. J. Wilcox wife with Attorney All Our Shoes for Women at $2 and good and Mrs L. J. Nickerson took a motor Tomlinson's up Boys' Knee Pants School Suits, $6 quality at $4. trip through Litchfield, Bantam, New Sun- Contain Values. serv- Preston and Lake Waramaug on & Extraordinary Blouse Waists Hats, Caps, Stockings, every day last Quick Lunch Restaurant iceable wear thing. Huston CochraneHias been In North- 876-8- Main St.. Just below State, U ern New York during the past week at- to the purchasing and shipping . Bridgeport, Ct. tending - 0 of a couple of carloads of cattle. i The Sunday school listened with last to a K. much pleasure, Sunday, short Home-mad- e cooking that will W. MOLLAN, talk by Robert N. Cochrane of Milford, which brougt back old times when he please you. 1026 Main jg used to be superintendent. Give us a call when in the city. St., Bridgeport.' Rev C N. Fitch took a horseback 25c. , ride to Ashley Falls, one of the beau- - Regular Dinner