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VOLUME XXXI. NEWTOWN, CONN., Fill DAY, JUNE 11 ,U09. NUMBER 25

Ouaker's Farms. Nichols THE SCHOOLS CLOSE. NEWS AS !THI3 DEE'S SCRIBE

Miss Elennor Mnzolas closed her .FINDS IT, , echool in ti e Dower Hill ' --m. HyrW Its T St Rev J. M. Yard recently enter Friday. June 4, with recitations and TV.'' talned friends from out of town. the solictors eongB by and a picnic on MIrs Vard left on to visit the Bcncol unds. Home JNews and Friday t,v The parents and (Jomment. friends and returns friends were among here present, also James T. again before going to her borne In Tomlinson and his scholars from the New JeiHty. Quaker's Firms district. All had Mr and Mrs -t Percy Card and ton a very delightful tine. The scholars W tit t were over Sunday guests in HuMlng-lo- n. gave credit to (heir teacher and showed had had train- they careful Daniel Shelton was a recent guest ing. Following are the names of the In town. pupils who are on the roll of honor HAWLEYVIIIE CHAPEL. OBITUARY. TRINITY CHURCH. THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mr Frazler and family of Trum for the summer term of the TJower bull were in town on Hill school: Clara B. E. Sunday. nine. Ruth Rev W. H. Robinson to Preach. Mrs Charles Warner. Annual Meetine of Guild. The many friends of MIse Annie R'dwln P.. Trinity Sunday Services. Hinman, Wooster, Ethel Burr are glad to hear she is recover- Williams. E. The annual of Randl Christenson and There be The funeral of Mrs Charles Warn- meeting Trinity Sunday morning service at 11 ing from her recent Illness. Ruth Those will preaching in the Guild will be held on of this Pope. that have not , Friday o'clock. It Hawleyville char-el- on Jvne er took place ou Tuesday afternoon week 3 being Children's Day, Mrs Charles E. Quick was a recent been Kre Fiwin R Willium D. Sunday, at p. m., at the rectory. there will be tariy 13, at 3 p. m. Rev W. H. Robinson Tom tier late home In Hoar. Rov Mr interesting exercises by guest in town. and Roosevelt M. Wooster, Herman me rf Brcokfield will be the speaker and Lalne of the Methodist church offic- ounuay scnooi witn a short ad- Misses Julia and Ed'th Plumb and H. Konrenstuhl, Ruth 13. Hinrran, Sunday" Services. dress O. a large attendance is hoped for. iating. Mrs Warner's maiden name by the pastor. Mis G. Cunia have returned home Ruth and Isabella Pope and Marlon vas Sera ntha and she sur- At 11 a. m., Sunday school at noon. atfer Miss Lum. Bemls, is morning prayer and attending the wedding of vived by two Fred sermon uy ine rector Rpv Jan.es H. .hrist'ar Fndeav.r meetins' in th Harriett Williams in Derby. JaP'es T. in ST ROSE'S. grandchildren, Tomlinson, teacher botsford ard Miss Jessie R. Botsford. George; at 12 m., school; at evening at 7.30 o'clock. Subject: Mrs Cook and H. P. Nichols were Quaker's Farms district will close Sunday his The pallbearers were Edward Bots- 7.30 p. m., evening prayer. "The Noble Life of Francis Willard." in Bridgeport on Friday. 17-2- .school this week June 11. Ref. 0, 25-2- 6, 29-3- 1. Friday, Social and Dance. ford, Dwight Burr, Homer Clark and Prev 31:10, Mrs H. D. Gates of Bridgeport Austin B. Blakeman. There were Choral Even Service. Leader, Mrs H. M. Smith. visited in town on Sunday. Brookfleli The ladles of St Rose's will a number of floral tributes, includ Mrs C. G. Curtis enter- parish The Choral even service at The recently give a sociable and dance at St ing a flat of rpses from Trinity, Christian Society would tained Mrs J. a. of West NEWS bouquet Sunday, was attended and once more to remlnu its friends Reynolds TERELY TOLD. June Charles Botsford, a of whit largely that it Avenre, Mary's hall, Saturday evening, bonque? very much enjoyed. Rev Hardin is raising the money in part f--r its Bndveprrt. Miss Flora Grlffln is spending a 10. Music will be provided by 'arnaMous from Mr and Mrs Fred pledge toward Hie church debt the Mr and Mrs Charles Welles of George assisted his fatuer in the 8H by few weeks at Asbury Park. orchestra and a Botsford, a of carnations e of old newspupei aand magazines. Stratford were in town on. Gallagher's good bouquet service, the lessons. The All those who would guests The festival of the at the time assured all who from Mrs H D. a of realiug like to help the chapel is attend. Warner, bouquet vocal solos by Herbert Ferris and Kndeavorers In this way are asked to Sunday. Iron Works last week was in carnations from Mr and Mrs W. H, leave Mrs Griswold and Mr and Mrs every Miss Ruth Johnson were much their papers at the parsonage a net be- C. very burn, this week. respect success, the profits Thomas Keane and Thomas Tucker and a bouquet of flowers from The coming Frank Reid attended the wedding of $43.. This lb tc oc enjoyed. musical part of the Miss ing 'iced in paint- Lynch passed Sunday in Bridgeport, Mrs William Thicket. The burial service reflected Prayer meeting Thursday evening Hugo and Alfred Oriswold in the and some was great credit on the at 7.45 o'clock. ing building making in the Berkshire cemetery. Mrs talented and Bridgeport, last week. renairs. Miss Celia Peterson of was organist choir director, The annual 11. B. Mr Mrs necessary Danbury Warner wa3 72 years oid, and a Gardiner Walker. meeting and election Curtis, and Henry has Mr o of officers Mr and Mrs H. W. Andrews of been visiting her parents, and woman highly esteemed in theneigh-borh- of the Men's Federation Reed, Mrs Couch, Mrs Woodford and Cornwall were the of Mrs Mrs Alfred Peterson, in the Glen. d she resided. Her will be held Friday eveninsr June 18. Mrs were reeer.t guests w'ere Friday is St Barnabas and 'Vr guests in Esther Andrews, over Sundav, husband died about 10 ago. day in the lower room of the church. years Communion be adirfinis-rev- d lrHgeport. Mrs Mr and Mrs Frederick Leise at- Holy will will be 8 Walter Smith is entertaining in Supper served at o'clock, Mrs Joel t.urtig entertained her, tended a on private to the sick. -- a sister irora New York, wedding in Bridgeport Mrs Samuel Nicholas. followed by th' oports of t' e oTicers randson, Mi Case, on Sunday. There seems to be an unusual Thursday. and different committees and elec Miss Louise wa3 a week Grace Hoyt wife of Samuel Nich- Thorpe amount of damage done by crows WHOLESALE MARKET QUOTA- tion of olhcers, closing with a social end guest cf her rents. Mr ar.d Mrs S. A. olas, 26, at her p? pulling corn this season. In some piackman spent aged pased away TIONS. hour. It. is earnestly hoped every Miss Ruth Reed entertained in the Park home in Ridgefield on cases the farmers ate almost hope- Friday City. Friday night. member of the Federation will be friends from cit of town on Sundry. less of a She leaves to mourn her death, be- and some getting good stand of corn Mr and Mrs Wilbur Fuller Bv Cole & Co.. of Bridgeport. present bring friend with James Durward is nursing a sick as the seldom emounts to spent sides her husband, a son, one year him. cow. replanted with friends in G. Sunday Ridgefield old, her mother, Mrs E. Hoyt, and The Mc- much. and Butter: choice Ladies' Missionary meeting Gordon Durward and Nathan Danbury.' three sister3, Mrs C. E. Hoyt of Der- creamery prints. will be held 33c; tubs, Wednesday, June 16, at Donald were guests in town on Sun- by, Mrs Frank Wright of this town, 2832c; dairy, 2628c; 3 o'clock, at the home of Mrs Arthur "Warren, Mrs John Farrell and V. fair to good, 20ft 24c; common, day. daughters and Mrs E. Haight of Ridgefield. J. Smith. This is the last of Mr and Mrs of lasl out of town. 1618c. Cheese: 14 meeting Knight Booth's Sunday The cause of her death was periton- factory, 16c; the season and a full attendance is Hill were recent REPORT OF THE COLLEGE FARMS uairy, 14 16c. near- guests in Bridge- itis. The funeral services were held Eggs: fresh, desired. letters will be SCHOOL FOR THE MONTH Mr and Mrs Amos after- by, 25c doz. Chickens, 26 28c lb. Interesting port. Camp passed at her late home on Monday read from the workers in the Home The Ladies' OF MAY. in conducted of Fowls, 17 18c lb. Calves, Young Embroidery Saturday Bridgeport. noon, by Rev Dr Burns 8llc Mission field. club meet with Mrs Oscar Plumb on - th Methodist church and was large- lb. Potetoes: old, $1 bushel; new, Deport- , ,Study Mrs Clark who has fS Cabb-iges- Friday afternoon. ment Jackson, been ly sttended. $4.50 $4.65 barrel. new average several week in cwt. 20 LIBRARY BENEFIT. Mr Ma:snall is painting Charles Edith 98 95 spending Hawley- flP?1.50 Carrots, new, Brattlund, ville has returned 40c doz Fairchild's residence; also Erwin Elizabeth 97 93 visiting friends, bunches. Dried peas, $2 O'Sullivan, home to Piainfield. ; $2.50. Beans, At Hook. Fairchild's house. Lucy Tanner, 95 86 Mrs Charles Beardsley. marrow, $3 bObushel; Sandy pea, ?3 bushel. Beeswax, 3Cc lb. Frank Tanner, 94 82 Mrs Huldal. Ferriss was tn.e Mis Marriet.te 3eardslcy, vidow of Louise 94 71 guest An entertainment for the benefit Bethel. Chappius, of Mr and Mrs S. A. one the Charles Beardsley, passed Gullie . 94 95 Blackman, at home of her of the Sandy Hook library will be Brattlund, d?.y last wetk. away, Saturday, the AT ST JOHN'S. Tillie Bratlund, 93 98 son, Birdsey Beardsley, at. the ad- given tms( Thursday) evening at A BIRTHDAY PARTY. Abbie 89 ' 89 Mr and Mrs Glover's hall, which will be crowded O'Sullivan, .73 Mrs Ferguson and son of Cornwall vanced age pf years. Services.' Master George Marvin Taylor, son Helen O'Dell, . 85 88 to Sunday. to the doors. Claire B. Batchelder's Mr and Mrs George Powell of Beardsley nwea Newtown,: from of Mr and Mrs Lina of O'Dell, 85 97 Bridge' Hollow some 30 One .At iu.4! a. m., morning prayer comedietta, "Bill's Choirs Girl." is Taylor Grassy Raymond Mif.s of New Mil-ford- , Kent years ago.. Plain Street, celebrated his second port, Buckingham ana sermon 12 - Harvey Tanner, 82 82 son, Birdsey survives her. by the rector; at m., to be presented with- the following Mr and Mrs J. Bristol of Red Beardsley, 5 birthday at their home Saturday aft- - at- Sunday school; at p. m., cast or The averages from January to and Mrs Thi- faneral service was largely evening characters: when 19 of his - ding Clark Jackson have all prayer. ernoon, little friends June are as follows: Edith Bratt- been recent tended, Tuesday afternoon, from her Mr Philip Brown. Richard Carmody to lund guests of Mr and Mrs gathered around enjoy the happy 96, .Elizabeth O'Sullivan 92, Charles Jackson. late home. Rev Alexander Steele, Mrs Judith W. Brown, event. The little were Miss Tillie Brattlund Extensive preparations are being guests 91,Louise Chappius pastor of the Congregational church, Miss Ella Hayes Marion Trowbridge, Miss Anna Gil- 88, Abbie O'Sullivan 87, Lucy Tan- officiated. The were John made for tne opening of St Margar- Mr William Mrs F. B. Drew has returned palbearers et's Wentworth, bert, Misses Helen, Julia and Mar- ner 86, Mrank Tanner 84, Harvey heme Keane, Hermon H. Peck, Frank H. school, in YVateitury, next fall, William to Mrs Starr at school Hayes garet and Master Jackie Wixted, Tanner 80, Howard Chappius 72. her mother, Blackman, Charles B. Johnson, Horace which time, although the Miss Florence Lee, ' after several weeks Mitchell, Misses Grace, Ruth and Dorothy and Teacher, Alice M. Angevine. spending with and E. C. The burial will continue as a diocesan school Mis ArieUa I John Drew in N. Y. Bradley Page. with attin Master Robert Hanna, Misses Marion Elmiva, was in the Berkshire cemetery. Out both day and boarding school Hannah, Miss Matilda Otteson departments, the institution will and Myrtle Osborne, Masters Frede- South of town friends present were Mr and Miss May Ldward rick and narold Klein. The out of Britain. James A. Teichlauf of continue its career under a new prin- McNamara, Roberts, Mrs Sherman Green of New Milford, Pitzschler and William Driscoll are town folks were Mr and Mrs John New York, R. B. of Bridge-wate- r, of Mr cipal and practically a new faculty, Kinney George Lynian New Preston, to present a sketch entitled "A Cold Treadwell and two daughters, Carrie CHILDREN" DAY SERVICES. and Mr and Mrs A. N. Phelps and Mrs Dowd and T. French of both of which have been chosen with direc- Fiijisi ." There will alo be vocal and and Fannie Treadwell of Newtown, of Clinton have a, careful solicitude. Under the Children's Day will be observed in registered at the Bridgeport, Mrs Wineburger of instrumental selections. Mrs Kate Favereau and of Hook Hotel. Mr Mrs Charles Powell of tion of Miss Emily Gardner Munro, a daughter the Congregational church Sunday Sandy and Weston, and Mrs George Peck of An Mr and Mrs H. E. Bradley young woman of charming person- morning. attractive program has Long Hill, The Blue Ribbon Auto & Danbury. The presents were many Mr It is to note while of and J. B. Shaw oE New ality, great force of character and Carriage been prepared. and Miss Pierce gratifying that Bridgeport, Co., and beautiful. A bountiful lunch in- excellent equipment for the position of Bridgeport are advertising will assist with the music. the automobile entthusiasm is York. served which of of a young woman's pri- $25,000 worth of carriages, harness was after all departed that there is a principal Mar-vi- creasing locally, gar vate and horse to be sold for their homes wishing little ii Mr and Mrs Edwin Pierce of age in town, where can be boarding school, St Margaret's goods during the repairs Carl Slater has a new runabout, is im- next few at less than cost. many happy returns of the day. Waterbury spent Sunday at C. B. made W. W. is in a position to continue and days Tne promptly. Wakely bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son. business of their automobile de- Pierce's. an expert in this line. prove as one of the best institutions body of its kind. Miss Munro was in Wat- partment has so increased that more Merchant F. B. French exhibited , Mrs Nelson entertained her sister John Galvin is out. in a new in floor is needed, and have at his store, last a last week. Mr Mrs G. Mrs riding erbury for a few days early the space they week, curiosity in and Henry Curtis, M. Briscoe & decided oc- Schools close this week for Concord bought of A. spring, and while she was here, im- to take the floor space the shape of a $10 bank note issued Friday Julia Hawley, Rev J. H. George and Son. the and the ; ummer vacation. pressed all who met her with her cupied by carriage harness by the Hatter's bank of Bethel in Miss Caroline George were in Hart- This immedi- Mr and Mrs Smith spent a few personal dignity and charming per- repository. makes the 18.",7. The note was signed by J. H. ford, Tuesday, attending the diocesan ate sale of all stock neces- days at the "Cedars." Mrs Hermon Oppe has a new Con sonality. She has been connected repository Seeley, presioent, and William A. convention. They made the journey First first served. Who cashier. A party of young people were at cord, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son. for some time with 'he Albany acad sary. come, .Tudd, The face of the note to Hartford and return in Mr Curtis' ,viil be first' "Camp Easy" a few days' last weei. emy for girl3, an institution of pro was engraved but the back was left ru'omoWe. Munro a blank. The note sent rtef lamin Mitchell spent Sunday Rev Hardin George of Philadel gressive ideas. Miss is was here by graduate of Brown university ind Dr Deingby, who has been stop- - a. Mc Ilravy of Cold Springs, who with his parents. Mil-for- d phia, Pa., is the guest of his father, Miss L. E. Spatcher of New in town, was in the j to know Rev J. H. George. He leaves about thoroughly urdersiunr's th: respon- ping Bridgeport wanted if it was redeemable. has opened her parlor ovsr the devolve first of the week. Bethel exis- for Selby and Lemon, South sibilities which will soon The bank went out of store of Mrs E. P. Finch. Hats that Julyl5 of Huntington. to wcrk under Bishop John upon her. The board of trustees tence many years ago and so of to Dakota, a shoe fits foot t'-.- s were $10 and $12.50 are reduced the school consists of the Rev "Found, that the course note-wa- of no value son. Right a only WHITE HILLS. $3.50 and $4.50. D. D.. Rev Fran- at price that fits the pocketbook," as a nhauDcey Brewster, is curiosity. cis T. D. Rev John N. the subject of the advertisement Miss Georgia the week Mrs E. Ward, who formerly kept Russell, D., of Hoyt spent Mr and Mrs George t. went H. of Samuels, the shoe man, at 1211 end in New Milford, hf-- sis- Taylor a boarding house at Nuttingname, Lewis, Jr., Kev James George helping fo Bridgeport, .Saturday afternoon, Robert F. Nelson Main Street, Bridgeport. Look up Stepnev. ter to get her summer home in order. Sov.thbury, with her two children, Newtown, Griggs, adv. see if to Newtown that S. Otis the and Samuels can't GIFT TO ' Miss Jessie J. Snand entenamed returning evening Miss Belle Bailey and Master Harold J. Welton, Irving Chase, BAPTIST CHURCH. in their automobile, which was in John P. John P. have 'our trade. her friend, Miss Margaret Wilkinson Bailey, visited friends at Bennett's Northrop, Kellogg, Last Sunday will be long remembered of N. for a few Bridgeport. Bridge before leaving for their fut- Elton and Edward L. Frisbie. by the members of the church who were Rye, Y., days. Danbury, Bethel and New Milford present at the morning worship. At the There are four from the ure home in Torrington. are now all a of re- close of the communion service It was graduates Mr and Mrs Wallace Mitchell at- Unclaimed letters remain at the' breathing sigh local grammar school: Misses Myra lief, now that the hatting trouble announced that a splendid memoiial of tended the diocesan convention in This is the season for hammocks Sandy Hook Postofflce addressed to Andrew Curtis is to h? given to the and Flora Hubbell, Gladys Shelton has been settled. The proposition of church the Hartford, Tuesday. and Curtis & Co. are showing Mrs A. Cartwright and Miss Gladys by members of his family, and Matilda Von Warden. The clos- Taylor, Rev John D. Kennedy and Rev H. C. Mrs Andrew Curtiss. Roy-t- l Curtiss and a of styles. Sullivan. Arthur Curtiss. This memorial will be ing exercises will be held in Clark variety Meserve of has been ac- . James Blake and Miss Lena Blake Danbury a bai us-ay- The rliviroli has feit the hall, Shelton, Thursday evening, John L. Sanford is his cepted by the manvJactn'-or- and the attended exercises at Get rid of the "tater" bug. Feed improving need of a baptistry for snme time. All Juie 17, a,l 8 o'clock. the graduation residence with new roofs. men and the shops will start up un- are looKine- foiward to the dedication Haven him with Paris Green. New which A number of White Hills people the New hospital traning liberally der the 90 day proposition. During service, will probably take place last where their Paris Green sprayers at Taylor. Cur- some time in the month of July. attenied services in East Village on school, Thursday, Some in brown ten- that time it is expected all the dif- The men of Miss Blake, was one tis & Co.'s. goodbargains the church are to serve Sunday. Ail report Rev Mr Griffin a sister, Margaret nis shoes with rubber soles. Also a ferences will be settled and business the supper at the Birthday social to be fine of the graduates. move once more. After five held the latte r part of tins month. very speaker.' Miss Delia C. Finch of New Haven good line of tennis Oxford's in black along While the ladies Mrs and son of of express doubts as to John Shelton infant and Master Sherman Beers of Pitts-fiel- d, and colors. Prices right. Sandy months stagnation business the ability of the mer, the latter are have been a week with her Mrs Thomas B'ako of Brooklyn lias is -- spending Mass., are guests, this week, Hook Shoe Store. there genuine rejoicing by every proceedin: eh preparations in a Mr and Mrs Oliver Black-ma- n. been of Mr and Mrs one and is determined manner. parents, the guest of Mr and Mrs D. G. Beers on Mile it earnestly hoped by both At the ad-ta- morning worship, next Michael Blake of Walnut Tree Hill. Ladies' and men s Oxford ties in sides that things can now be so n tho will Hill. ' pastor preach from the text and patent leather. Also a nice justed that instead of lock-ou- ts and "Behold the man." A meeting will be Castle Ronald Is now open as a health - of Tree shoes strikes in times of differences, arbi- - held in Lower Stepney at 4 o'clock in resort for nervous and tired people. Patiick- Lyr."li Walnut Charles Lecker and family, Frank assortment of Walton for boys the afternoon. The next in fac- Hook Shoe Store. tration can take its and meeting at The location is one of the finest Hill has taken a position in the Carroll and family of Bridgeport and girls. Sandy place thus Judd District takts place on Sunday America. The locai.on of the Castle tory of the Locomobile Co., in have rented the Judson place in the' add to the prosperity of all and build evening. June 27. suggests the true New England land- the towns. The annur.l meeting f the J.adi3' every window the eye Bridgeport. Street for the summer and will move King's New Discovery 50c; Green's up Aid will scape, f'om " Society be held at the tvrno.-i- , sweeps over score of square miles of here June 15. Nervura 90c; New line of tooth age. Thursday afternoon". Ji;ne 17. beautuuiiy variea country, wnicn oners brushes, 10c, 15c, 25c; Doans Pills Henry Itupf arc ageuts for the The Portal class meets this Friday John. F. Houlihan, tax collector, inde-struc-'- no end of opportunity for interesting Miss Catherine teacher of Coluirbia graphophone and evening at the parsonage. . Vjt walks, drives, riding, motoring, boating has a notice in another column that Murphy, 50c; Herrick's Pills 25c; Squibb's or three more be the Middle District will close Phos- neord Price 35c. meetings will held, and other outdoor enjoyment. The should be read by those who have school, talcum powder 25c; Sodium a full attendance is asked. guests rooms are of comfortable size her school on June 18, whet: 25c Fim:h s. services on 20. Children's not their taxes. Frida, phate a pound. At AVHliam N. wishes the of- Special June and conveniently arranged. Every room paid there will be exercises by Northrop Dcy concert; June 27. morning. Tem- has outside windows, some of the interesting fer he is to present to the town meeting 4. large the children. for the to be perance day sermon; July appropriate rooms are connected with private baths. Dr Charles A. Bidcrcope, from the 19th, just warned, clearly services morning and evening. The dining room is on the second floor Redding. Hotel chi- understood by everyone. His offer is to 26 Green, Danbury, surgeon to town of Newtown $1702.15 overlooking an area of more than John H. Blackman, t the Sandy pay the New stock of men's square miles of forests, hills, valleys ropodist, is at the Newtown Inn, this being the face of the "dog checks," working shoes Dr and Mrs who LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST. Hook market is offering strawberries, be to with interest at five per cent, the ssme just arrived; also tennis shoes for men and streams. Wiley, where he will every Thursday and boys. Both are are in charge tt the Castle, have a house pineapples, lettuce, string beans, cu- receive rate as the town pays on loans, from very seasonable at 247 West 76th The Peddlers' parade given in the patients. December 12. 1908. this being the d:ite and ejsy for the feet IPerfield & Craig for private patients cumbers, a complete line of vege- at the Depot. Street, N.w York Thty Are endorsed Ridge hall, Friday evening under the when Mr Houlihan turned over to Mr bv the most eminent physicians in New auspices of the Redding Grange, proved tables, meats, etc. Mrs Adeline Fairchild, who has been Northtop cash anl securities to co-- er York, including Dr Frederick Peterson, a success in spite of an unpleasant spending the winter with relatives at the $1702.15. together wth the farther Lovin's, at 185 Main Dan- 62 About $40 was taken in. sum correct Street, 4 West t0th St; Dr Pierce Bailey. evening. LADIES' KIMONO SALE. Toledo and O., returned to of $160.24, this being the is to of 63rd Dr E. Mrs A H. Sanford spent a few days at Painesville, total balance due mc town from the ac- bury, the place go the ladies West Street.; Livingston now with Hunt 64 West 60th Street; Dr J. J. the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Special for Saturday, one lot of la- Newtown, last Saturday, and is count of C U Northrop, treasurer, as want the best in high class wearing J. L. Blackman. Cen MacPhee, 124 West 77th Street There dies' lawn 12 1-- 2 c each, at her brother, E. L Johnson, at South certified to by llr Soule as cor.ect. and apparel. Everything that's new in at the Castle. Quite a number of patrons from Red-di- kimonos, all Mr asks is the release of are now eight patients ter. . Northrop summer dresses for ladies and misses attended Pomona Grange at Bethel French's, Bethel. the collateral given by him to the town on Wednesday. as bondsman to secure such sums as and would be to have been steall-- g the they pleased Some miscreant has Miss Edwards and Miss Mnser of UNION MADE SHOES Johnson was in Hartford, last might be due. It is the duty of every you call if you don't buy. geraniums out of the bed at the head of Bridgeport and Miss Osboine of Step- to attend the citizen to enquire into this matter, tne business, this! were over of Mr and For and and Tnesdayand Wednesday, the Sireet Pretty ney Sunday guests little gents, youths diocese convention. last oi.e having any connection with Mrs Randolph Bradley. boys, at $1, $1.25 and $1.50 a pair, the town, and Mr Northrop is wit ing to The dance given in Ridge hall on leave It with the citizens to say by The hottest day loses its sizzle was social success. for men from $1.50 to $4, and ladies, Greenfield Hill Monday evening a SAVE THE TREES their vote in town meeting whether it after a glass of,Wfiiiams' Root Beer. About 45 couple were present, there be at $2 and $3, at French's, Bethel. is a fair proposition or not f J. J. N. Delicious from beyona description. Try it. Mrs Eugene Godfrey and daughter, ing guests. Bridgeport, eouthport. by spraying iwith Swift's Arsenate of In Danbu'-y- Bethel and Easton. The com- seed and lawn seed Lead. For sale at Miss Edna, spent Saturday New mittee in charge were Messrs E. P. San Turnip grass Kills the worms. only William Donohue of Bridgeport ftrawberries, bananas, pineapples, York City. ford, Randolph Bradley and L. Warner. in bulk at Finch's. English's, Bethel. was a Sunday v'bitor in town. prime and nice, at Finch's. 2 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY.JUNE 11, 1009.

The Newtown Bea Ncwto'vn, Frldav, Jine 11, ioq9. THE SMITH-MURRA- Y CO. TOWN TOPICS. ' Clothes Trouble AND Our Annal June Sale which has been the means THE HOIELS. of distributing thousands of dollars worth of mer- Arrivals at The Inn. chandise at ridiculously low prices, Is being contin- ued this week. The Store was crowded all last week Mr and Mrs Hugh Sinclair, New Clothes Comfort with seekers after and were abun- York. economy they Mr nr.i Mrs John E. Young, Dan-bur- y. dantly rewarded for coming. Dr and Mrs I, D. Warner, Miss Somo men insist upon betas? handled and pinned up by a Fn'lit'e. Bridgeport. Tailor threo or four times busy men, too, who fret is lunch Samuel E. Moyie, New Haven. R. L. Buoll. Mlddlotown. isn't ready. stand these men the most sensible Special Announcement Samuel A. Pa vis, Oanbury. We ready tj give busy. Henry I Fooe, Brook field. clothes service in the world. V. Tallor-Mad- e I . We take orders for Frank Hurd, Bridgeport. Skirts, $ Skirts, Mr and Mrs W. H. Gardner, Max and have them made by first class tailors. You purchase any A. Grasse, V. S. hawley, Bridgeport. Stein-Bloc- h material in Dress Goods from 50c a We take Mr and Mrs Taomas Hoyt, Mr and yard up. your Mrs A. E. Bounty, Stamford. select the of skirt desired. Remember Mr Mrs R. A. Water-bur- y. measure, you style and Lowe, Smart Business Suits master tailored, in all the new colors, the At the Dress Goods ready-for-servi- price; only $1 department. F. L. Andrews, Waterbtlry. fabrics and styles the Apparel par excellence, (Left Aisle.) L. E. Darling, Danbury. Equal to the finest of "made-to-measur- garments, but lower Arhm J. Todd. West Redding. in price. AHrpady to be slipped on to be looked at to be Dr and Mrs G. M. White, Morris-tow- n, sent home Silk N. J. right. Specials. A. II. Lyman, New York. Every correct Furnishing to o with the Suir from Straw New and seasonavle silks. The choicest and most fash- Hat or Panama to Low Shoes, Regals. ionable kinds at low GRANGE BULLETIN. prices. Stein-Bloc- h Suits $18 to $35 Black Silks. An Interesting Meeting. Other Makes $10 to $18.

Taffeta, value 73c. Sale price 49c a 59c a yard. Pootatuck Grange had a very In- I yard. Slrlncb Japanese Silk, value 75c. Sale price teresting meeting, Tuesday night, value 1.25. Sale price 39o yard.o wltn Gen Hennn 0. Aterill, the state T9c a yard. Figured Silks, value Si. Sale price commissioner of domestic animal?, lnoii Japanese Silk, value 85c. Sale price a yard.l and Hon H. F. Potter of North Regals "Straws1 Haven, the state dairy commissioner, for and Colored Silks. as the guests of the evening. Very Men Panamas Interesting addresses were given by - and "Manhattan" Plain Messallne In all the wanted colors, 75c Rough pongees, value?.'. Sale price 39c a the above mentioned gentlemen on duality. Sale price 49c a yard. yard. the work of their departments. Piano Women 813-81- 5 Chapel Street, Cor. Main St & Fairfield Ave. Shirts. ancy Silks for waists, value fl. Sale price solos were rendered Miss Summer silks, value 7Jc and tl. Salo price 49c a by Dorette yard. Gordon violin NEW HAVEN. BRIDGEPORT. 69c a yard. Remnants of colored and black silks at half and and piano duets White Japanese Silk. Sale price 35c a yard' price. by Miss Gordon and Mrs J. W. Gor don. Mrs J. J. Northrop gave an (Left Aisle, Rear.) original reading. At the close of the exercises cake and ice cream were served the ladies of the by Grange. to extend the time for the of Pattern Department. Gen Averill was the guest of A. P. report ADRIANCE Smith while in town' and Mr Potter he pvblic utilities committee to June and 23. McCalPs Patterns, Bazars,, Fashion sheets Magazine was entertained by H. H. Peck. Mowers ! out for This month's Magazine is full of useful infor- About 40 were present at the meet- July. ing. WHIST PARTY mation in regard to Summer Millinery, Shirt Waists, Veils They are what we sell and there Columbia THE SPRING CANKERWORM is better or half so for Summer wear, How to do up a shirt Waist, newest For the Benefit of Sandy Hook nothing good. li steel and in fact styles in Misses' Costumes, also good short stories, etc. Re- brary. Hay rakes, wood, - Which is Defoliating the Apple Trees we have that goes with Grapho- member this has ciiculation of more than a million everything" magazine A whist party for the benefit of haying. to-da- y. That the Spring cankerworm is on a month and is the best Fashion Magazine published the Sandy Hook will be given hand is evident by tne appearance of library L. C. phones. It costs 5c a or 35c a and a free of our some Thursday evening, the 17th, at the MORRIS, only copy year pattern. many orchards, of which Mrs H. are brown or residence of Hobart Curtis. (Left Aisle, Rear.) already quite rusty. The is invited. The Grocer, The writer knows of one with hardly public cordially a green leaf on it. These worms are NEWTOWN, CONN. the larvae of a moth. They are MEN'S SUMMER SUITS. Also the Indestruct- sometimes called the measuring wotc from their habit of laming up Some the word Greenfield Hill ible records, SMITH-MURRA- years ago outing Y CO. the back when crawling. They are was applied to men's thin suits for THE like all larva in that are they very Summer wear. Forthwith any light DEATH OF AN AGED RESIDENT. Conn. voracious eaters, stripplig a part or suit, destined for warm weather was 35c Each. Bridgeport, all of the foliage in a comparatively dubbed an suit' and tne "Outing Suddenly and almost without short time, aiev have the habit of name was soon borne by some of the warning death came to Mary P. Wig- attention. dropping from the trees when suffic- most atrocious looking garm?nts ever Mail Orders will receive careful and prompt a gins, widow of the late Joel Wig iently jarred, being suspended by produced for men to wear. Now- at her home on silken thread which them- In gins, Congress Street, they spin adays a man has to be careful last after she selves. They go into tue ground to a summer because there Thursday evening, just buying suit, had completed her' household duties pupate, emerging later as mcths. The is such a deluge of poorly tailored males are the females for the day. She had been under Henry Rupf, winged, ,wing'' whin suits in the market suits that medical treatment for some time but 'ess which accounts for their spread- will not hold their shape or ghe any so an her condition had not been alarming. Main St.. Newtown. ing slowly through orchard. kind of service that it is necessary She was They their eggs on the and feeling exceptionally strong 'ay twigs to rely on the reputation of 'he seller when the fatal of fail- branches o the trees in clusters, attack heart i o o o o o o o oo o o 6 o o o d p almost altogether. In consequerce. ure seized her and her death which q oo bo bo which sticK to the and & closely twigs the wise man will look to Meigs followed before J, st the family physician are a familiar sight ta every o". hard-(- Co., of Bridgeport, for his summer a number of birds eat these arrived, completely shocKed the mem- large suit, knowing as eveyone knows, bers of her household. Mrs The constitute a of ex- Wiggins eggs. good part that Meigs cc Co., tnin suits are was ihe winter food of the chickadees a native and lifelong resident of In actly f s smart In style and as fine in Greenfield. She was a member of the Everything Will s,ud they should be encouraged to fit and that It as their suits, Improve! regular the Congregational church and was visit and live there. Treatment & Co. suits can be Meigs thin always by everyone should be preventative, which con- to hold their The respected throughout relied on shape. the neighborhood. It may be recalled sists in preventing. the female from of handsome fabrics in the Paints. "ange that her husband, Joel J. Wiggins, crawling up the body of the tree new is colors and stripes shown dropped uead five years ago this Your by some of the many devices used. wide, and any man can easily find a month while, doing some light work Not how cheap But how most distinguished looking summer at the barn. The. funeral of Mrs HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. suit at the big store at the price he Wiggins was held at her late home Good. wants to pay. The styles this season her Rev E. The article in last week's Bee ana me Punday afternoon, pastor, A brick front painted with Longman& Mar- are particularly nanasome, H. Olmstead, the officiating relative to a baseball gane and field & being tinez paint 26 years ago and not painted since, Health way Meigs Co.'s, thin suits fit is Interment was in the meet in Newtown on June clergyman. be seen at 472 street, Brooklyn, Thursday, a revelation to any man not already Greenfield may Bergen 24, between the local School Hill cemetery. N. Y. Paint w(th & Martinez Bril- High acquainted with their perfect fitting Longman and tne Commercial Seniors of the Bed and trim with Shaker Green or clothing. liant And lengthen your life to get down to the seashore Bridgeport High schorl, was rather White The body won't need painting In 25 FLYING AUTO CAUSES INJURY TO ' 1 premalure, as the manager of the years. ' the summer. have a BURT'S SHOES. EVITTS. during large isewtown team had no knowledge ''. MRS;. Longman & Martinez Paint Agent, number of fine of such plans as suggested in the above article. (Hing to the 25th The Edwin U Burt shoes need no Mr and Mrs Robert Evitts were oil the victims of an accident while re being Commencement here our boys endorsement. They have stood Harry Rider, on the feet of to Greenfeid Hill from will be unable to meet the Bridge- their own feet and turning 612 Water St., on the 24th. heir frir patrons fo. a century Bridgeport, late Saturday night. port boys hl were The Seniors are busily engaged At Mollan's, Burt's and the Ford They driving along Fairfield Bridgeport Conn. Commence- Rochester-mad- o avenue in Black Rock when a flying with pie,)aratiors for 'Pts aid roro'hy Telephone 1346-- ment. Uodds, la all the cuts md deigns automobile struck their buggy and The Class Day exercises will be worn, are sold. Other lines of foot-vc- .r trs Evitts into the roadway. Cottages In The automobile continued on its held on Friday, June 18, and Com- are shown at Mollan's, Another car came mencement on Friday, June 25. Bridgeport, where a special feature way. along and Furnished and Is made of fitting difficult feet. the driver took Mrs Evitls to the AUTOMOBILES, Judge W. J. Beecher has gone Emergency hospital where six stitches were to close on a business to Iowa. of an ex- Jaken a gash $100 and Up. trip James Coyle Waterbury, in her head. Unfurnished pert plumber, has taken a position Mr and Mrs Arthur 0. Williams of with A. E. Brinton, the hustling tin- Here is your opportunity toget R.' For Sale on Terms. Providence, I have been guests of ner and plumber. NEWS FROM A FORMER GREEN- a high grade second hand Automo Easy Mr and Mrs C. B. FIELD BOY. Taylor. bile for $100 or more. We have a Mrs Phllo Nicho's is In The boyhood friends and acqnaint- - assortment of Runabouts , Michael Honan has been putting visiting large Over 100 desirable lots from $100 up to $1000, uck : nces or Henry S. Raymond, who left and all new sills under his barn and newly Ndugal nere Touring Cars, guaranteed some fine water fronts at $775. it. He is now 22 years ago for the West, will Write fj) including very siding decorating it be to learn he is in the best of condition. with 9 coat of red the to keep pleased that alive paint. just thing and has been for the flies away from the cows. At recently heard from particulars. at San Francisco. his Clarence Nichols has a new pneum- Morris'. During long absence Mr atic-tired of A. M. Paymon has visited al buggy, bought most of the Northwest The E. H. Towle 8' B. I Briscoe & Son. every quarter Company, Geo, Mowing machines, rakes and Clark, hay including Wasnington, Vancouver 25 West Main Conn. St., Waterbury, on' all haying.tools, the best that money and Alaska. AtUieTearin'g the'public iitill- - can At the 67-1- 2; 65-- 4, buy. Morris', grocer.,. Phone Milford, Conn. ties bill at Hartford, Tuesday, Repre- sentative W. C. Johnson was one of The F.ee representative, when in Patrick Breen, a citizen of Bridge- the speakers. Mr Johnson said he Oanbury last Tuesdav, vas very but for several a be best to port, years day C. H. thought it would have the kindly entertained at dinner at the laborer hen died at the Home of Mr3 Bassett, mmmmmm ooomoooom? commission and appointed, thought home of Mr and Mrs Myron C. Abrain Banks, at qn twur Tues- he would trust five democrats on early that Knapp. about two t lies west of Dan- - day morning. He has been almost some of r C Old stand. It sooner than the members burv pnd uter dinn.-- was shown for over a and for the At H Gay's of helpless year of the house representatives. He Mr Knapp's field of strawberries, of past few months had failed the railroad com- steadily. again criticised which .e has three or four acres. He-- was a native of Kildare missioners and when asked if he County. They are looking fire and give prom- Ireland, and came to this country knew of any unfair decisions made ise o f a large crop. Mr Knapp has when about 18 of He was In years age. by them did not. succeed naming been raising strawberries for 19 industrious and and at one admitted that he could not frugal one, and years and one can see at a glance time owned considerable property in Black say much against that commission. that he fully understands their cul- A number of children Carriage the creation of a new Bridgeport He proposed ture. His strawberry fields are a and grandchildren, all of wnom live organ Iff public life, namely a branch oeautlful sight and your representa- in survive him. which will do Bridgeport, Painting Motor Cars. of the government tive a'so had the pleasure of looking Mr and Mrs David Armstrong of nothing except look after the affairs over his stocn. of fine Holstein cows. A HrHgeport were visitors in town, complete line of n. wheel an. Not of business pertaining to the nation- several too not too He has registered animals Friday. A SPECIALTY. high, low. Equipped with Sthe state and local governments and be best Solid Subber Tires money can buy. al, and they would prize winners if Dr Gorham and family of New I... -- : - from the and Blacksmith rto mirutllrp tnuihlaAFatmnca T entirely separate judicial taken to the fair. It is a treat to see York were week-en-d guests at E. F. Carriage Wagon Repairing. Cooling System does the business" without and executive branch?. He alluded such bred and stock. lng. Horseshoeing. finely kept Buckley's. 16-- me uuuiunai part. line to a clause in the bill Telephone 1 They are .Hill Climbers and are reliable. along this The home of Robert Mills, in Cross which provides that the servants of tors White of Brookfield Center Is is on On ct rlua ts nliivuui fnrtm T .1 Highway district, quarantined the public service corporations this week, of Mrs Hobart B. measles. 153-- a'gvesi account of Catalog and Prices. Telephone 3. He Frank should wear badges. thought Camp ii. Taunton. tA was installed in the Favereau, and believed telepnone C. C. BRISTOL, this a good thing he residence of B. Burr, this Conn. an amendment so as to Wesley Redding Ridge, NEW MILFOED. would favor L C Nicholson f New Fairfield week. i - V.. B, MODEL IIS ooxs. and make all corporation lawyers wear was a guest, Tuesday night, of Mr Children's Day exercises will be Horseshoeing, Carriage Wagon repair when as members of lng and General Blacksmithlng. Full stock badges, acting Mi(i Mm George R, Wilson in Tann held at the Congregational church. ol horseshoes on hand. Sixes to fit house." The House voted Neversllp the "third ton. SundBy evening. all horses. . JUNE 11, 1009. THE NEWTOWX , BEE, FRIDAY, The The Newtown Bee Cause of Many o Newtown. Ftldiiy, Jine II. W3. Sudden Deaths. There ii disease prevailing In tills A O country most danKnu because so Uwtp. o HOME NEWS. 771 III II f'Qntive. Muny sudden A (1 t ir IMfcUarf ueuuit are caused ! by it heart us-eus- e, OBITUARY. jn.iuuioLia, heart failure or ore often F Augustus Feck. apoplexy ound the result of kid- I ney disease. If Pi Limt occurred the Friday morning kidney trcuLlc is death of Henry Augustus Peck at bis allowed tondvance uH A home In ilnrkHhlre, He hud been in falling health for a yeur or more, but blood will at shoe wuh confined to hi bed a few only tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of over a week. Mr Peck a days wot) the bladder, brick-du- or sediment in that of thlB as an native town, were his the urine, bead oclie, back ache, lame before fits cestors for several (fenerations back, dizziness, nervous- him. He was raised on in sleeplessness, a farm ness, or the kidneys themselves break the ami nn Pootaluik district tit early down and waste away cell by cell. to car- foot age was apprenticed learn the Illadder troubles almost always result at penter's trade, which occupation he from a derangement of the kidneys end Choice closely followed until his retirement better health in that organ is obtained a from active work a few years ago. quickest by a proper treatment of the kid- 35 For a period of years he Held tne neys. Swamp-Ro- ot corrects inability to price of position of foreman the carpenters hold urine and scalding pain in passing it, employed at the N. Y. 1). & P. Co.'s, and overcomes Hats. that that unpleasant necessity Straw fits shops at Sandy Hook. Had Mr Peck o being compelled to go often through lived until Fall he and his wife, who the day, and to get up many times during This isn't a season of one shape or braid, but of the, was Miss Louisa Gillette of New- the night. The mihl and immediate effect q "Cool-headed- Swamp-Roo- t, " who pocket town, would have celebrated their of the great kidney remedy many styles. men are those g both He is soon realized. stands the be- "Level-headed- wedding anniversary. It highest wear 'Straw Hats. " ineii will book leaves besides his widow three chil cause of its remarkable health restoring buy dren, Airs C. B. Taylor, Mrs Carlos properties. A trial will convince anyone. them here where the choicest styles are shown. and Howard H. four Swamp-Ro- ot to is Call at Samuels' and ask Stlllson Peck, is pleasant take and and a Mrs G. sold all in fifty-ce- and lino grandchildren, sister, by druggists Men's and Boys' Clothing, Furnishings, for their 'CLARICE" H. Botsford of Cold Spring. The one-doll- ar size bottles. You may have a of ladies' shoes for $3 00. funeral was held Monday, services sample bottle and a book that tells all Shoes and Hats. Patent Colt, Kussia Tan, Gun being conducted by Rev Alexander about it, both sent free by mail. Address, Steele, and the Inteimei.t was in the Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Cals and Vici, Oxford Metal, Berkshire cemetery. When writing mention reading this gen- Ties, Button. Gibson and an- erous offer in this paper. Don't make for any mistake, but remember the name, kle Strap Pumps. Or, ; see their "VALOIS" A Swamp-Roo- t, and don't let a dealer sell Hub $2.50, GREATJUCCESS. ot House, in of Swamp-Ro- Clothing as before you something place line, same styles Entertainment at Elmwocd. if you do you will be disappointed. mentioned; and; "DORIS," maul auu jjunn owecia, xn iuljcuui t, vuiui. ! for $2.00, no better $2 shoe The initial entertainment, which made. Their "BERNAL-DA- " was held Thursday evening, June 3, In 'he E mwood school house for the Weston. oooo oooo oo ooooooooo o o o o cum shoes unequal-e- d $150 are benefit of the Elmwood chapel fund . MRS ANXK. MEADE. at the and they tit was a hifee success in way price, every band and baby. The funeral was Mrs both fluanei-lly- , Mary Banning fromew38 the eye as well as tne foot. socially and making The funeral of Mrs Anne Meade, a sum of 1 40 for the cause. The Monday afternoon at 3 p. m. at the ven has bzeen visiting Mrs Maix widow of Cyrus Meade, was neld 'on taleut which was een-ro'is- ly con Congregational church Keefe. Samuels' Regent Sunday from the residence of her Miss Mable J. Lunn of Miss Sheldon was over Sua& tributed by the Danbury school of D. Moses Quaker away son, Lunutn Meade. Rev Farms spent with Miss Clara $3.50 and $4.00 music, was highly appreciated. The the services. Mrs Meade Sunday day. of conducting decorations ferns, laurel, flags, is survived three sons, Eli, James Shoes men. All we have added not a to the by for bunting etc, little and Luiran Meade, and two daugh- success of the occasion. The officers Mrs Lees of and them is to look at all the men's shoes in the city ters, Frank Danbury to say about and members of the Sunday school Mrs A. C. of The will a and be satis- are enated over the results Southey Westport. and then see this line. You surely get pair highly three sons and Mr the son-in-la- are more determined ever Southey, fied that have the BEST the money will buy. and than acted as pallbearers, the in- you to to be for de- I spend and spent thjs terment being In the Norfield ceme $3 Line sired chapel, and they extend hearty tery. selections were ren- Samuels' Leader to who aided them in Quartet 'hanks all this dered by A. C. Bradley, C. T. Gregory, Oxford firt of the series of entertainments. Seo-fiel- d. jT sniiftSYicH Is another that has no rival at the price, and their $2.50 Mrs L. S. Godfrey and Mrs C. H. 0 Patent Gun Metal and Russia- - Say, it is a shame to go Ties, of South-bur- y, will feet so well. Hollister Sage, formerly barefoot, when such a small sum dress your has lost his Black Hawk Mor- Mr and Mrs G5orge Drew returned on f'.om a few visit in M gan horse, and is considering selling Tuesday, days Li-- New York. carriages and buying an auto- i'llJfHlIIJ (JOTJ V.flrt TfiUfl " Mr and Mrs Herbert Hull of ThQ mobile. South Norwalk were Sunday' guests .l)f!019l 1 Mr end Mrs 3. E. Sinallwood of of Mr and Mrs Elmer Hull. The Parish school will close SAMUELS, Bridgeport are going to spend the Upper sumnnr wkh Mr and Mrs J. F. on Saturday afternoon with a law S. B. ' TheShoeman, Galv:.. f Grav's Pl&to. party on the grounds of Mrs Perry. New The small by the Hotel Stratfield Miss cottage occupied DjjgptBis Near Robert Yor'vstown&iid Nellie 1211 Main fct., Bridgeport, late John Chase, which was recently of New Haven Deco- Henry spent by Mrs Hawley Williams, ration Day with Mr and Mrs J. F. purchased Branch Stores, Hartford Springfield. wa3 bt an incendiary tire, iOalvin of Plain. destroyed I Gray's last Friday night. .'. Mrs George Corsa is entertaining mm (0 Mrs A. E. Beardsley and Mrs J.P. MLss PiYon, of Salem, N. Y. &.ymmm&- has-bee- of The Southern New jGalvin spent last Sunday ,with Mrs Miss Susie Faulhaber a England James Kdwards of Huntington Cen- recent guest of Greenwich friends. ter. .Mr and Mrs Adolph Hcrm drove to Danbury on Sunday, where they at- service at the German E. B. riayes of Stamford spent tended Press J9Ku,jQi get LSK Decoration in Lutheran church. nJm Day with his n family who has been ill Gray's Plain. Edgar Perry, very na-fili- this with measles, is improving. your issuJaW Four Coated Enameled Steel Ware Ferris is from a l)!o him 'I'l'infiO ?oi Blue and White Mrs W. G. Roosevelt of Stamtord Stanley suffering badly sprained ankle. I'l'iMTi'iXoJiiiiiliiu 0 )n')lwio(p.rnoD to-da- returned home after a .i)')Jijnii is the finest enameled ware on the market y. The handles and spending Mr and Mrs A. W. Nichols of week with Mrs L. E. Hayes of Gray's Mr and ears are warranted not to come off. They will wear much longer than Pfain Ridgefield spent Sunday with JOPI ni bsrlaildctea window Mrs R. C. Williams. goods and cost but a trifle 'more. See them in our the cheaper the seven-year-o- ld son of John F. of Willie, Galvln Gray's Plain Mrs Bessie Flewellyn, had the mis Mountain a in Refrigerators, White Freezers, spent few days with his sisters fortune to break his leg, while at' Bridgeport, last week. J2 av Oil Stoves and Ovens, plav, last week. ot iaa Mrs Harold Meade of A Mr and jvu great many Newtown people are Bridgeport, were in town, Sunday, going to see circus at " 45c to $12.00. jingling attending the funeral of Mr Meade's 10 .Li Bridgeport on Friday, June 25. Mrs Meade. r.i.:r":'il'l.."::'!!!ijli It will be the grandmother, Cyrus with attached makes only opportunity this Mr Mrs Frank Fitch spent The Hoyt Rubber Bucket Pump spruce tubing and the railroads are , and .aVBvls tint year preparing Dart of last week in Brooklyn. and sweetest well water pump. Pine tubing gives the to handle thousands of from the cleanest visitors celebrated her IIP. ohtm nsr. d s,vt.ri esKEsUitM iocn.i9U makes the water bitter and is the Mrs James Sturges tni water an unpleasane taste, iron tubing surrounding territory. Ringling 90th last week. called Brothers nave made birthday, lived as everyone knows by experience. Many so improved many important short since last ap- on the most of them costing more but improvements they pumps have been placed market, peared in this part of the country. Southburv. they are soon consigned to the scrap heap. At Madison Square Garden, New &imi owl ni absrn ii biJxs auo of and ware, season the THE STREETTND VICINITY. Will go oat ot town wiien necessary. Remember we carry a full line fine granite galvanized York, where the began, Best of References. PsMlig and Paper Hanrin?, and were attended Mrs Ot kinds sinks, iron and lead pipes. And we do plumbing, heating performances nightly Dr Oatman and family and all gatisfactions allTwgrk'guar pumps by the biggest, crowds that ever saw from Brook- at Lena Astor. and family tinning a circus in Manhattan, and the lyn, N. Y., are in town for the sum- were not backward about newspapers mer. nist and Choirmaster of Trinity $iibblic!ilditf:I saying that the Ringling Brothers Mrs Wermnn Perrv attended a Newtown. ' were presenting, in every respect, meetinsr of the County W. C. T. Ii!' ii9 Teacher of Dfe'fiEffilv. E. J. the best entertainment of the kind in Waterbury, last Wednesday. HALL'S, ever given there. The performances Mrs Earl Derby died at her hoine in will be nWsl- - M8 identical with Bridgeport Friday evenir? She leaves a P. Sandy Hook, Conn. those given in the Garden, not the a Addresstotlte,iepne?.I)fIpot. Cony" been made Attorney-at-La- slightest change having s,jRooms 25 and 26 Sanford Edlg, in the long program. The circus Si Bridgeport. offered this year is one of wonderful office In Newtown open on Saturday's 1 1 aoa.)l noflty Instead of the usual sirglQ Mi nun of! frffl 8 a. m., to 3.30 p. m. lerms reasonable. IS I thriller presented by other circuses, io . voq M. the Ringling brothers are heading 05. Gale, !., tneir bill with no less than seven Mifiw li&V Office In tne David Beers Residence, AIovoha. Glass Domes of the greatest and most sensational 1CH Art ever been tn - : r.i nt I. 9(11 acts have ki 4'..., iicsn tJ'iil that presented vnfiD or iDHiw'-n-i i Jiua k Uiokuhn on The will 9sj anywhere earth. parade mm It u wn G me ifni OJ, YD691 313U KI lns;i W,C a HUCfljn and in Iron. be given in the forenoon. It will i0d3 lUQ In Brass Wrought ii no far surpass the brilliant pageants w -- 33ttr ttTO3ni6tr-3mo!--3iui- which the Brothers ..ave eot ca Ringling pi! 111 Elec-tri- SMiff We do all kinds of Oas and in been en- mi terf dhhEiMJ v KH 'i :3biini given past years, having 'mm ifabwcF hmM IAIN :u aim , a ndt work and the work- IP a carry largest tirely rebuilt in the foreign rBrl io una p. m. eieyiitjuc io. .guqiijfil zboog mo esfim v stock of Gas, Oil and Electric Fi- shops of the stiow at Liverpool, En.s-ian- are 1- -3 to -2 low- I Dr & xturesour prices iLpHAMDT5y I DENTAL PARLORS. am, er than elsewhere. Jiyiert dentis pamiess ana reuaoie i rW Mr and Mrs J. J, Keating spent bfiu oliM Sst modern Domes iiuisi 93'1';) nnvMct' We sell thousands of Art Sunday and Memorial Day with 9dJ oini Iwoiii dGfl llr juslifor ptir. every year and our goods are always friends iu Bridgeport and Hartford. .iiolmiJiT ni DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, jr vnui r.i jniRti1oqflri98 in Postofflce si? mU l bns bfioiH ignnO John B. Gillette and son Frank, 3 Block, fiew Milford, Conn. Estimates furnished on large and of New Haven, John M. Otis of 4( small jobs. Bridgeport, James Gillette of Litch- field and Miss Nettie Peck of Mil-for- d Eaton. 'WF.V. 38dW Jeacbfir.Viilin, niano, Manduliu, were in town, Monday, to at- io nf.noH einusi. week ivabior(0 , We put on sale this tend the funeral of Augustus Peck. Itiienaiiei'bnliihiwawhyvamnstheL DLINllbl, k glass.Wwns, Ensemble. only reunites tllaj ' 57 Center St., Betl, 300 W domes same MW,'SKi;uA&r ! exactly Mr and Mrs Henry Ruffellsof Dan- pers areoeauiiruiw'RKt.at.-.r.c-r.- , CONNECTICUT. as above cut, regularly sold bury were guests, Sunday, of Wil- wrtHOn iu, u mMt.nlpaiUir .vmune,.sir-- residence, open wennesoays at from 7..W to 12.50 each. liam Ruffells, and with the latter at tended service at the CorgregaticnaW & Son, IjgOToscjWeteaerI Our price $3.98. Don't fail church, Sunday morning, ") I --v Barbers and HnlrifrccGors to one of these domes or been 35 years, Mr Ruffells told buy writer, since he had had the one of the other we or m bargains lege auenaing service tne nwy B gaibuudd leriari ai are offering. cnurcn. . IOmd ww hR .OiCteCIli),, noiimliu 937

t 1 Mrs E. S. Lovell has been'tksStfhgf ' B,u Screen-Xtoor"- $3-89- . a few days with her daughter, Mrs "" 3L& Flora Carter. -- anlJrtuH lo itaiTTBH atW 1wrIteSicito 9QeVler1H(KaBrrT, Brldfreport, Coniw JLvd fid C,lnn11a nf all Brad PS. EDAClaJ The Co., nnnsi Bicycles f Gnns, Etc. Twins Century Mrs L. C. Morris and Jlii (itttention Kiv?p to the reauirement nf Revolvers, R.HirifiBcii!&Goiv eacti case, iasn. Perk have hepn nassino-'rf'w'fif-'' cjaii Oona ' . or 837 and 839 Main . , Bridgeport, t .t r ition in oui St, Mrs S. Howell Wrlp-h- mlVdUJflTlT'rfl. annvDjni rsvora esaj iwu nuw Graduates in Char I ftiflw nolsninotT .nNW,t0S?n. nL'GHIU r m7. m Box S64. New MUford,.Coi 1V1U1turn AUUhTJMooa u i Trran. I .JtiMjbiiH f aiuoTl : J) I I . . Bri i93i'i qilidl -- ml XIJB91S sad Aasil ,H ndol 4 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY.UNE 11, 1909.

Newtown proved Mi place n Huntingtown by young; people are becoming Inter The Rea hlni th lawu nlreljr terraced and Mtel in a new organ. In front of hta houst Newtown. Friday, June U, 1909. graded ESTABLISHED 1840. MOTHERS Charlee II. TlKunpson of Bridge- FOR THE BENITO OF ELMW00D port and Mrs Louise Krobmer vt Waterbury'i OlJent, Urgent and Mot Complete Outfitter! to Men Wastor. were united In ana CHAPEL marriage, lioyi. HOME NEWS. Wednesday evening, June 2, at the High Class Tailoring, Rightly-Mad- e Clothing, Furnlihlngs' Ht A benefit for tha Elmwood chapel home of the bride. The house was and fund will b siven wen decorated, the service was Inter- Shoe. ANNUA! FIELD DAY Frtdnjr tvenlnn, WHO HAVE June 1 8, In Mrs Crane' barn in esting, the eunner was exiAllfnt nnrt 'Pi1S,inaton by the Kwnlnior Min- appropriate and a happy time was Of Cntholio Total Abstinence Union strel (t that rtt eoturta'n-nien- t mijuyea Uy Bii. xue pastor or the in Danburv. Ii even now quite well adver- Baptist church, Rev A. Locke, was e tised, awrding to the following DAUGHTERS ffpfiallnir I'lergyman. Our Rightly-Mad- 'Iip inni Mill lii'ld diy and Htute piirade of the Cu'liolle Total Alml-nenc- p "Are you'M goln' to de nilis.tr'lii?" I'liion of Cunnectlcut will bi If ,'(' leneflt, nure I'u 4oin. Georgetown. ip'd in Dtinbury oi. Suturdny, Ji:n You be dar?" E. Pink-bin- 's niui Find Help in Lydia VILLAGENOTES. 1), firPiit pri'imratlons arp belnp "You bet, I'l Roln' dar Btldt'y to Mr Cold-fiel- Clothing nimlo to fiili'riiilii the thousnrd of ISurniiiii'a Snow." Vegetable Compound and Mrs A. II. Howe of d, vlHiilns tenippraiiie pnople who will "If vou ?o you will have to Nev., are guests of Mrs Howe's APPEALS TO ALL WHO WANT THE BEST bung Mr coino to Dnnbury on tbat day. The on to your funny bone on you'l lose Winchester. Ind. "Four 4ector parents, and Mrs Charles Jen- AT A REASONABLE exerclHPg of the day conslBt of a it." U14 me that could never Make nings. PRICE. they Paul R. mcnH'pr mrndo of fie many miitps A southern colonel Jokes on the me regular, sua Conway, of Fordham Uni- from alt over Cnniiwtli'ut, who have a real will tliatlweuld ertat-uall-y versity, was home over Memorial Suits a low hs ?irt.f0 or 10 00 and as high as 33.00. Our native, automobile, etc., HlKnlllcd their Intention of eomlng, be in evidence. Just keep the date hare Irepey. Day. four big lines tiro 13.00, 20.00, 25.00 and 30.00. for dross or And a b nthletla nioit at the Dan-bu- ry open. A real treat is lc store for 1 would bloat, and Wilkie Batterson, of Belleville, N. fair Grounds In Is a at the home business At tlifsc prices we can lit every size and every pro-porti- the afternoon. you. BufferfreaiVearinjr J., guest of his par- This which Is an annual event ents, Mr and Mrs J. Frank Patterson. and jrivo you the best tlmt the price can buy. Hluc affair, down pains, eTtups with the toinpi'ianre people run-nect- and chills, an4 1 Miss Florence Ashcraft of Norwalk serges and are good at this season of the and wo Mr and Mrs Harry W. Hoyt of prays year with the ('. T. A. U., prnmisfs were over of ceuU net sleep spent the holiday with Miss Elda have an line for select from. out on hnnlmry guests Liiiliy especially good you to to be rnrrli'd a larser erale Mi and Mrs Arthur J. Smith. nlirkti. 11 t nether Bouton. New outing trousers, 3.50, 1, S3 and SO. Waistcoats, thnn ever bufure. Over 7000 men wrete te MM. Mat J. Vincent Regan, principal of the be In O has been offered a d all new this season and a greater variety than we have cor are exported to line and many MIrs Carrie t'kidm're, Mis Ann hMfera4riM,and school, lucrative of the ladlns' societies are to be I te take position at a much larger salary shown before, SI. 30, S2, $2.50. S3, S3 50, Si, $4.50, $5, S3. nimkman and J. Albert Lilaskman began epresented in the procession with tie their IjliaE.rialtHm's thnn he gets here. Mr Regan has Most of them are wash all bo cleaned in- it'pr.led 7eld'ng Cem. ac- vests, can without nppiiiprl"tly flosts. Francis Blarkman Harnett VtrPtWle not yet decided whether he will nephew, on jury, the silk and worsteds should bo dry cleaned, all others There will be music galore as each in a Miss Williams in After taking one ai cept not, so he Is waiting to see of the will Glastonbi'iy Kind. nf thfl (Vimnmnid. I an all whether tne wlil be raised wash like a shirt paradlnK organizations tit the home of the bride's parents, salary e musical organlTa-tlo- n to ere or not. iriii? wi'Mliem Inst Saturday. rigkt airain, and I recemnead it of some kind. The athletic every mlTerinff woman." Mrs. May Miss Florence D'iscoll of Bridge- are to be the blestest effort of Ind. is a at the home of her sports O. Deal, Winchester, port guest tl-c- II. Gilbert last Hs kind ever In Connei ut spent Saturday of such frem girls .urs Mary attempted in iruaiiri letters grandmother, Connery. and some of the best men in the Trumbull and Bridgeport with their Miss Hazt-- the J. B. MULLINGS & friends. tea ether expressing gratftaie Clayton spent SON, East have sent in their signed entry fer waat Lydia E. Plnkba'i Vege- week end with her parents In Jersey blanks. The program which in- table liai lieked fer City. "to 103 9G Herman K. Beach Cepound accop 97 Bank Street, 88 t South Main Street, cludes all of the races and events of Bridgeport kave been recelred by TV Lydia Miss Laura Bennett is at home called on friends In tki town. Siimliv. 15. Medicine for summer. WATE11BU11Y. 0 usually found at a first class track nikhaM Cempaiy, Lynn, the meet will be run off under the di- UlM. George W. Lincoln of Little Bos- Unl-ve'fit- Mis 0 rection of Johnny Mack of Yale y. Fusan Fairchild of Bridge- flHrk who are troubled witk paiiM ton, who has purchased a farm from is kead-aci- e, P. J. Conway of the famous port a guest at A. T. Net.leton s. er Irregular periods, backache, Mrs E. Nessel, has had a large barn falnt-ii- Irish-Americ- A. C, of New York dragging-dow- n sensatieis, f built and has set out a variety of will be the referee. The entries to spells or indigestion, sheuli take trees and shrubs and has had his date include among others Martin Monroe. iediate action to ward of tke Beri-e- s house finely painted. Sncridtn, the big New York police- censrquerces and be resterei te Mrs E. Nessel oi Little Boston has man, who made all England sit up MASONIC NOTES. kealtk by Lydia E. Hnkhan's Tege-tabl- e nad her borne decorated and also an and take notice in the Olympic games Cempound. Thousands hare been extension built on the rear. at London, last summer is entered Special communication of Wash- revterei te health by its use. Japanese Buckwheat, events. ington No. has been like airlce in several Sheridan is the lodge, 19, called If ym wuld speeial OSTERMOOR MATTRESS. "All 'Rounds champion" of the U. for Monday evening, June 13, for tttowt yewr case writ a ceetlden-M- ai S., and broke his own record conferring the M. M. degree on two leWer to Mrs. riakJiw, at Your com- Millet, recently advice Is great grandfather was In the discus throw at Celtic Park (anduh.tes Ltbb, Mass. Her free, fortable on busk or straw mat-reys- New York City. Others who are en- Mi always helpful. EAST VILLAGE. but he would have been Fertilizers, tered are Bonhag, the distance king, more comfortable on an Ostermoor and Cloughen, Robertson and Archer, John H. Hawkins Is building one point. If your grandfather had had three of the fastest sprinters In the of the open front scratching sked nection with F. H. Leavenworth an Ostermoor mattress it would still And a full line of field at the present time. The Yale poultry houses so much advocated and has entered the employ of L. E. be a useful, serviceable mattress for track team is entered, as Is also the by poultry experts, on the Ferris Dawson as clerk. the present generation. Ostermoor team from the school A. track Pawling property recently purchased by S. W. Ira Holdridge is driving a high mattresses have stood tb.9 test of Harvesting Tools, Walter Wood Mowers, of Piwling, N. Y. Smith of Ansonia. stepper, having exchanged recently time been in use for ow years. They Reapers, Tedders, Hay Rakes. with John Ambler. never lump, mat or pack; always LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST. A. Van Brunt of New York, a stu- the same. The Furni- Mrs A. Dennett has had an Buckingham Emily dent at and Dana T. Leaven-wort- n ture will tell letter from Per Mr and Mrs Stanley Brinsmade Yale, Co., Bridgeport, gladly We suggest buying early, for owini to the outlook Jfor a interesting George and son Earl and of the same institution, were you all about these mattresses, as kins of Brooklyn, a former pupil, and gentleman friend, manufacturers will be the all of New Haver., have been guests of George Leavenworth orer they are sole agents and have sold heavy hay crop not able to supply the friends of his passing - thinking that Sunday. an- dreds to .h.tisfle1 customers demand. and schoolmates would be a few days with Mr and Mrs J. M. youth glad Mr and Mrs W. Morgan were re- Write, call or for descrip- to hear of him she makes a few ex Burr. telephone Mr and Mrs Wallace Smith cently blessed with twins. tive circftlur, or order one on appro- tracts for The Bee. On May 17 was and Miss Smith of N. val for a few days. hTs 50th birthday anniversary. It Agnes Yonkers, Y., was a on to were guests atHobart Beardsley's great surprise that day over Easton. receive 50 letters from men friends Decoration Day. A THEILLING RESCUE; & and a few all Seymour Johneon and family of Co'., very ladies, planned and" Mr ASPETUCK. pply Roofing his wife. He writes: "I was not New Milford and Mrs Drake How Bert R. Lean, of Cheny, by of allowed to to business. The Providence have been the guests Willard Fanton of N. Wash,, was saved from a 256 Middle go Mrs M. Albany, Y., frightful Su, ' Bridgeport. was with unusual of Mr and W. Johnson. Mr spent Memorial with his death is a story to thrill the world. morning spent my made Day par- The afternoon with friends Johnson the trip from New ents, Mr and Mrs I. C. Fanton. "A hard cold," he writes, "brought mail. auto. about New' and tilford in his Ethel Faircnild of Green's Farms on a desperate lung trouble that baf- riding upper York, '' Mr and Mrs Frank and the at an entertainment. All Beardsley aas visited at the home of I. C. Fan-to- n. fled an expert doctor here. Then I evening Edna were on Dec- the wee I have been ac- daughter guests paid $10 to $15 a visit to a lung kept busy oration at J. F. Olmstead's. knowledging the receipt of letters Day The Ladies' Aid societv of Center specialist in Spokane, who did not with thanks. I have written to Frederick Hawley and family of street Meth(;8ist which was help me . Then I went to California, just have been a few vhurca, the MefbtfefrnTrahcer Gure Rev J. P. Hoyt, who has a pastorate Bridgeport passing held at the residence of Mrs Eliza ' but without benefit. At last I used H n .. Co., with F. w. Dr Jim at St Petersburg, Fla. He will spend days Hawley. Davis, May 2C, was largely attended King's New Discovery, which com- i J38 jftlrporatJAApitfflWcic $25,000. the summer in the north and I Arthur Banks was an over Sunday and tne sum of nine dollars added to pletely cured me and I am now as hope H. F. Sherman's. CONN. to see him. is not I guest at the treasury. well as ever." For lung trouble, eiriixniiffiRBY, It unlikely may Miss Carrie who has to Newtown sometime. I wish I Hollister, Mrs Ltroy Mills and son of Bridge- bronchitis, coughs and colds, asthma, go been Ha- old oftener look in on old pasing the winter in New port are at Mrs William Vanvorso's. croup and whooping cough its su- res Cancer and sores.nPaiieRtstreitft home when desired. might my to home friends but this is such a ven, has returned her and William H. Grumman was taken preme. 50c and $1. Trial bottle Correspondence Soucitecf. Unlimited! references furnished. there, busy for the summer. world for a business man a opened it taken seriously ill at Sun--, free. Guaranteed by R. H. Beers that great W. of Danbur cuurch, Established in resolutions are shattered. Clarence Smith day, and at this writing is no better. Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & 1901 many good and Miss Carrie M. French of White You ask about my family. Kenneth, Mr and Mrs Milton Williams and Co., Sandy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Beth- Hills were guests of Mrs Edward C. L. Os- the eldest, 17 years, is a mangrown, daughter Elfcabetii are visiting re- el; Goulett, Stevenson; H. W. manual school in Shelton, Saturday. latives in Wilton. ' borne, Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sher- attending training Mr and Mrs Marshall Beach and 15 Mfts Sadie Banks and friend spent man; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge;-Conner- rE Pekeyn. Olive, years, graduates Mr and Mrs H. Johnson Lord have SLEEP TO LIVE. frpm grammar school next mouth Sunday at II. 3. Fanton's. Bros, Georgetown; R. F. received invitations to the silver West S. Black-ma- n. and will go to some boarding school Quite a number from this place Smith, Cornwall; J. wedding of Mr and Mrs Ashley Park- G. W. & ..m. hi.i amp i ww ihmtoihuiu. uy aiKKU- - in September. Carleton, 13 years spent Monday at Sport Hill viewing Hawleyville; Hurlburt m er of Cheshire, brother of Mr Beach. auto races. Co., Allen on Mittrenn vowr feat is asaurtd: Of everlasting and Ethel 10 years. We plan to the Rooert Gould was Roxbury; Joyce, Roxbury inj Attorney and Mrs Pickett of New one of the Station; G. W. Hatch, to-da- the summer months on Lake specials at that place to Bridgewater; elasticity, they never lump, JJifisame y, spend Haven were guests of Miss Helen W. N. New mjOj Moorey, Fairlee, where we had do flag duty. Nolle, Milford; E. H. and always. ftag Vt, Sunday. New - a last summer and enjoyed Jones, Beardsley, Preston; Wetterau cottage Stratford and Easton will & Ostermoor Mattresses have been for 50 Pjices: it so well.-- Remember me to any en Grangers BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS. Williams, Washington Depot; Har- jnade years. visit Harmony Grange, Friday even- ry Brown. C. P. Williams quiring friends of my youth and be A contin- Southbury; ft. -- 6 widet $15.00 m ing, June 11. very agreeable interest South Perkins War- 4 lieve me with many thanks for your ues to show itself at the Britain; Bros., Those from Monroe at the Baptist W. N. Pen-fie- ld letter. yours, present ren; Hurd, Long Hill; good Sincerely Memorial services at church and Sunday school. The & C. Perkins. Huntington, Craig, Stepney Depot. 3 ftwideTWTO 50c extra if made in two parts. George were Myron S. Clarke and .'fUS'Wy'iSiil uuiltf iivuJ to Ion P. S. Mr Perkins left Hook Sunday, Sandy Mr and Mrs Fred E. C. in 1876 and has been in the service family, Rau, Shelton and Edward L. Hurd of the & Sons Silk Co, family, Heminway and Mrs Ra hel Fair. No. 1 whose mills are located at Waterr Stewart's Ball Bearing Horse Btfckfflfia'Hi Mrs George Hinman of Bridgeport Clipping town and Waterbury, with sales with her Mrs Machines "Established1 rooms in New spent Monday mother, York, Philadelphia. Rachel Fair. Chicago and San Francisco, for 30 10 19fbfi9T years. ,He has always been con- GREAT PLAIN. nected with the selling department, . Easy Jften visiting the various offices and - !c--s; many of the principal cities of the BRIEF MENTION. )J .hi.iiJ.i'W- Country. I1 viMtiipnhA June 3, there Price OS. Thursday evening, .ylbfl hiomiirf St: bin; smoo; Running Only wa:' a reception held at the home of GOING AWAY 'V!ibllllr.H no nw.:o IVUnl n i ni mm Jones Brothers of Dodgingtown, Frank Bailey in honor of his daug- J y .m .ii Mf..s oi ..in ii who purchased the horse, Quaker hter Miss Emma Bailey, who is about Boy, of Howard Bassett, bad the mis- to leave for Pittsburgh, Pa., where 4i i r.(l .M week. 42 ninuj fortune lo lose him, last They she has secured a fine business po- Practical were driving him along the road sition. $7-50- . eaireai eginning o,9$t$$&'Mention li suddenly reared up and fell Edward Taylor has much improved bactr Boy is well of his home and ad 4Q The first thing Jtp,.,j)e,,c9flsidered is a suit case in 'which 'to carry kl t$ar Quaker the appearance kmin anwg the horsemen of this chapel grounds, by putting . W U W U , joining 43 IUVU1. Ulil locaBmftl was owned for several ud a woven wire fence in place of Convenient -- Qs veaiVCTT.rj Peek. the old rail fence. 1 ialtv thatfYou Adelbert White is much improved V. MlAleS hder of Taunton has that is made. Every one bearing that enviable reputation hat.o? from the effects of the runaway acci- Chicago and Gillette Horse Clipping Machines. teen having. his barn newly silled dent in which he was 'injured re- Furnished. mi makes our goods famous. i - Parts Knives Sharpened. and flUjfl natetsford Fairchild cently. sdsleo niir work. Mrs William Wildman, Mrs Dora Taylor, Miss Anna Gardner and Miss The Peck & George Milo and family of Long W. C. T. Lines Co., TherW6ster-Atkinstiii;Cb;- ?" -- Linda Holton attended the moved into Butcher 185-20- S 2 Hill have the U. county convention in Stamford, 7 Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. place in Taunton. May 26, and report an interesting Corner Broad an4 JohaSts. wi"io)oi ni Bridzeport.'Cohni'' or and Instructive meeting. 1Q ..nioO wi. of New York ,l,iiif. iMissMurray, Sevens, Granville Taylor at the age of 86 . .u. Ja nt. Hs few with Mrs W. i a amuse-mentH- spending days is happy making garden for e W mm WttS. Alexander In Taunton. to see ... emu r. f t)Am says "just things CIGARS a oxnj ,i grow he cares for them." That Satisfy in Quality and Price. rj Mrs Jennie Honan of Gaylordsville re- . r ii i.4 J Miss Susie Morgan has just ma .,(. - D. . ,t;ii wag. ann , No matter what yon pay forctears at D. . jldlU'lrfl-'- t turned from a week's visit with her Smith s rou are of ZyMXm (iTauatonimi-.- , certain fcettinir greater value than elsewhere. Goods are always fresh, as Misj lOtftnatt .in Mrs Charles of New stock Is moved ! ,v sister Hatch, Quickly. Biggest line in the city and prices the most reasonable. Box trade, tr. ii oJwino90 Mill 'III'"!'! . .tI3Ito:i":v:)3 TKinki.Well o.!iu Uj llUMVPIItJII! flllj 'Id specialty. -- FeM'eld t.nti't'BK'l'W1lWtt "' Ttan- - Fine line of '''hi Georsre Grover and have re- Pipes, Cigar holders. Tobaccos in Tins and all Smokers'l Accessories. a few weeks With family bury is snending cently moved Into the place formerly thewiSDBl&eorge.iBU.MisonMiinv.aun- - Fred who . D. D. SMITH, Cigar and Gun Store, BefbreoWflBuvr 1 . owned by Broas, has rn tin iJUii .ci iqui 44 Fairfleld-'ATe.- . rr si tOmi ui'l'i rnuiO'jn iib'j moved his family out of town. Opp. Poll's. Bridgeport, Conn. .a IU Three young girls, members of the Do not forget that we carry the most complete line of sporting goods In the city. L&tuatell you sotnetMnkm MLA;ui1ul'?..yi'-?Jftxoeri5a- Nezveskey of Huntingtown Israel Great Plain Sunday school and En --. a - i. is enlarging his boupe bounding were Immersed at the addition es'ttre'swiHi ana west deavor society, f church of the last the tWefew-gtittd- Monaff ch Enzlnes fill size Baptist Danbury, demand, sM?l moreoW dqRyyEPe Sunday In May. . '! ',T - menWMfiXgrjWnQrfeeJIie Mrs Harriett Bdacoe of Hunting- represent the highest development of er-e-ry anaiaiilS4eHroiiStr3tf'tiyoillwiuu-jiiuu- Maau I her Foxbury. Essential to successful eye z ttwn byH Glasses requisite some of our strong points. ssm io tom ii,,..3 hinwoved Jausp Lyman's glass building. Sf!HI HILL AND VICINITY. w-- y- - w- - wntkii IIB'J Mxan Myna?I "in .tfflTEH tamovfc vl09l 920 Main '.HT003 ,s moved Into .Frank !jyjian.a Mrs uernara mggins oi F. LYMAN, Mfg. Optician, St., Bridgeport. were tne of S. K. Established '1875. i xo - v. Torrington guests jinoyjnolUif mtr. jW-- "v. ,itiConger s n,H'nlt)o4'n. I i Percy. Decoration Day. 3 X P. O.: Route 4, Bridgeport. NICHOLS, CONN - EtKf EEB John H. Frank has greatly Im- - Philip Frager has severed his con- THE NEWTOWN BEE, FllIDAY, JUNE 11, IWj.

The Newtown Bea NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL t Muresco A TIE WITH THE CRESCENTS Drugs Newtcwr, Friday, June 11, 1901I. OF SHELTON. 3 for Game 4-- I'OHI.IMMKD V Goes Six Score and II Innings. 2 Wall and Celling THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. On S:itui"!uv ias the Xovtown decorations High sdiool 'Kigelall nine want n Groceries. ALLISON P.HMITH. Blioltnn (i nil played the Cregcenta of Tho very host water (mint on the fKIBIBIMT 1 BDITOB Mint place to a 'Jo. acor lo 4 Ti.c ABTBDR market. Will not rub or peel olf J. SMITH. grounds were wet and the ball was Hkokstahv, rsabuhir, verv end of and many coats can bo AND HllHINKS MAMAOSH, silppp.y .t tie the applied sixth Inning th p,:nw wa. without talcing off tho old coats. r'npnod Ethel ParsonsFinch AWD so that the Newtown boys could j?ot GlNSRAI. AO H. their The Kind You Have Olve UATrlal. Successor to truln, which left at 4.37 for Always Bought, and wlilclt ban been Newtowi. and wns the only trolu for in use for over 30 years, lias borne the nlgrnature of ll.il a Vnar. n Cimln fur HI Mnntlrn. W) home that night. Both Ditchers had CURTIS & Betts , U'liix lor hour Monili. I'ourunts Copy. TAYLOR, CO., trouble with the wet ball, and when Ml The Brick Store Sandy Hook, Coon. they played, which was when It was not lost down the banks of the Sand?" Conn. Tklkimionk 42. by Hook, Housatonlc river, could do nnthlne All Counterfeits, Imitations and" JiiNt.rts-gootl'a- re Sunday Hours: iOto lift but throw but a slraieU ball. Brennnn. Experiments that trifle with and endanger Ike health of m.; 12 to 1. Advertising Rates. the High school pitcher of Shelton, Blacksmlthlng, Cairlat and wai in tiio box. with Bereen as Infants and Children Experience agaLiut Experiment. i Iw lmu git, (mo yea! 1.00 catcher, and held the Newtown Watoo Repairing. TELEPHONE SERVICE! ll neb (00 8.00 6.00 boys I Inch 1.00 .00 1 00 6.00 10.00 well in hand. Sm li and Smith were 3 Inches 8.00 4.00 I. DO 10.00 18.00 the Newtown Woodbury Local, 1601. S.M 1 battery. Newtown C. L. 3 inches 6.00 .00 16.00 26.00 did What is CASTORIA SMALLbY, S.N. E.T. Co., 76 Inches 8.00 6.00 I 00 18.00 80.00 nothing in the first two innings, Ct. 4 column 4.00 8.00 11.00 24.00 40.00 in the third inning two runs were Castoria is harmless substitute for Cantor St.pi.y column 6.00 10.00 '0.00 28.00 48.00 a Oil, Pare E8TABLIBDED made, In the fourth one. and in the III 188S, column t.00 12.00 24.00 Sn.00 60.00 goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant 82.00 sixth one more. Shelton two In It Practical Horaeshoer. Undertakers and column 8.00 16.00 48.00 80.00 got bmbalwers. 1 column 10 OA 8(100 40.00 60.00 100.00 the first, one in the second and one contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo Wagon anfl Oarrtacs Re- pairing and Palntlngi alno lilacksuiltliln? la in the sixth inning. The game was substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms all 1U branches, Flint claw workmanship peaceful throughout and the Cres- and allays Fevcrishuess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind guaranteed and prices alway reasonable. Reading notices, brevier type, 10c a line. cents behaved like Fol- TelopLone Oonnecttoni Division & gentlemen. Colic. It relieves Troubles, cures Bridgeport Prindle Horns Small nonpareil ads. lc a word per week. lowing I the score: Teething Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the j W. B. FKINOL1 L.O MOKKIS Newtown. We belong to tbe Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep j I party that never Circulation NOTICE throws mud and Funeral Directors AB R H PO A E The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. 1 surd. Thai la tbe 1, 1882, 600 Blake, tf, 3 0 0 0 0 ana January , kind of shoes we put on you. horse. Large Embalmert, Bailey, r, 3 0 0 0 0 0 stock of shoes and all welgnu at my old stand Last 4350 B. Smitn, p, 3 1 2 5 2 2 GENUINE Newtown, Conn. week, ALWAYS B M. TUTTLE, Carmody, 2b, 3 0 1 0 0 0 CASTORIA a 1 1 !) 80UTHBUBV, OONN. .Morris, lb, 8 0 Bears the of ss. 3 0 Signature Shop closed every Saturday noon. Telephone Call t TOWN TOPICS. Drlscoll, 0 Tabor, 3b, 3 0 01101 1 2 W. fl. Prindle --3. L. 0. Morris. 70. Plrtt, rf. 2 0 0 R. Smith, 2 01100 1 5 1 T,umbulK THE MILK QUESTION. p, JohnT. Porter, Oonn, Eorteihoer Crescents. Expert P. H. Mc Views! and Geieral Blacksmith, H W & Carthv Gives His AWLEY, ILMOT AB R H PO A E All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing REYNOLDS, Brennen, p, 3 0 one. onop every ween aay rrotn a. m, Rp-ge- n, 1112 open i The ( , 3 0 0 7 0 1 roo p.m. Strict attention nald to business. articles appearing in The Bee The Kind You Prices reasonable. Terms Oasb UNDERTAKERS, on th' ir ilk Question are a very hope- Haussler, 3b, 3 0 Always Bought lSfl State St.. Oonn. 10 13 Bridgeport, ful sign. When once the farmers Barnes, lb, 3 0 1 7 0 0 fa begin to look squarely at their con- Pitzpatrick, 2, 3 0 0 0 1 1 In Use For Over Years. 3 0 1 0 0 0 30 iJborgb B, Vine St. Near Park Ave dition and realize the depressed state Sheehy, If, CCNTAUH Hawikt, THt COMPANY, TT MUHIIAV STRCET, NCW 0K CITY. Edward H. Wii.mot. 665 Ullnton Ave, of affairs, especially in the milk Griffin, cf, 3 0 0 When You Need Iobn B. KsYNOf.DS. 299 West Ave. 110 business, there is some chance Crum, ss, 3 0 0 0 0 0 Teleohone 231 that A Gasoline Engine, Hay Kake, Hay Tedder action will be taken. As I am en Rollin, rf, 3 112 0 0 Mowing Machine, Plow, Ilarrow.or In fact any in the of milk I am Farm Machinery, I can save you money. Gro- gaged production ceries, Boots, Shoos and General Merchandise. willing to give my opinion as to Newtown, 0 0 2 1 0 1 4 D. where that "loose screw" that Mr Crescents, 2 1 0 0 0 1 4 THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. TO EXTEND PIPE LINES S..J. Parks, Trumbull, Ct. J. Kimball, Lovell is. In the first suggested Summary: bases on balls, Smith 2, place I will have to take exception Brennan 2; Struck out, Smith 5, Children's Day Services. in a to some of the by From W. T. Cole's Residence to Undertaker friendly way by Brennan 7; batters hit, by Smith statements made Mr Smith. He Castle. . ! by 1, by Brennan 1; wild Smith Just Arrived and says that the Borden's act as a shield pitches, The Congregational Sunday school Embalmer, 2, Brennan 1. Umpire, Mr Randall. will have its to us from the "big stick" of the New annual Children's Day The Newtown Water Co. Another Invoice of that "76' Scorer Mr Houlihan. Time 1.25. will have it's annual began Flour. Also due to arrive mixed car contain' Main Street, Woodbury York Board of Health. I cannot see Children's Day work, this week, on the task of ex- 2 usual hour of 11 IngNo. White Oats, Cracked Corn, Com it in this way. The Board of morning service, tending the water main !he re- Meal. Wheat, i Yellow Corn and New England Heilth sends a man to in o'clock. The program will include stock Feed. every year DEATH OF HENRY W. H0YT a sidence of ',V. T. Cole to the highway spect our dairies and he acts inde processional hymn, two nymns by south of the latter's from the younger members of the residence, The Farmers' Feed Store, pendently of the Borden's. They A Sunday which point Miss Blako will have the him" , Prominent Danbury Merchant. school, class exercises and a brief C.F.BRINSMADE.Prop,, Night Calls Promptly Answered merely furnish with a list of pipesextended to the Castle. Super- the address by the pastor, Rev Alexander ITrumbull, Conn. dairies supplying milk to their The Bee notes with diep regret intendent Glover has the Water Co's 70-- 4. Steele. All the members of the Telephone No. 1469-- 4. Bridgeport Division. Local Tel. creameries. If I were to carry out the death of Henry W. Hovt. head of work in charge, and A. E. Brinton 33-- 4. school are asked to meet L. Dist. fully the suggestions sent me last he H. W. "Co., of Sunday in will do the work for ivuss Blake. Hoyt Danbury, and the lower roome of the church winter by the Board of Health in one of the best known business men as which a would be early as 10.45. A committee of Spring & Summer Styles "reasonable time in that city. He was stricken sud- given to comply" I would be produc- ladies have the decorations 'n charge. AT B. & - denly by heart disease, lpst week Floyd Bouton Son,- ing practically certified milk, which Thursday afternoon, at his home on Miss E. N. Blake and maid were for 12 cents Corbett's Shoe Store, Funeral Directors retails and lb per quart, Deer Hill avenue and expired almost at the Hotel Breslin, New York and would be for it a June 3 and 4. HOOK OT. receiving price instantly. Mr Hoyt had been slight- City, SANDY and Embalmers, is for CAKE AND CANDY SALE that bemg paid by city people ly 1U' since Wednesday evening, but I We a of Shoes and , GEORGETOWN, CONN. water. He have superior liiis Oiford spring further says that there appeared to be nothing about Ties for Ladles, Men, Boys and Misses In aU Calls attended day or night regardless of we might lessen the cost of produc- To Be Held 'Saturday Harry Rupf of Redding spent a tha IdtAat atvlna nnr lusta. Tf wnn rpa Intnr distance. Lady Embalmer in attendance. the illness to occasion serious alarm Afternoon, 186-- tion a of few days, last week, here with his "'ested call and get prices. Tel. 2 Ridgeheld Division. by feeding cheaper quality and few of his friends, or even his has been June 19. Mr and Mrs for Monuments. hay. My experience that relatives, except the members of his pareufs, Henry Rtpf. Agents the farmer who tries to fool the cow immediate family were aware that The members Manufact u re gets the worst end of the bargain. he was not well. of Rev Alevander that Consequently . Mr and Mrs W. F. enter- I. F. of We have secured the agency for several first Early cut hay of prime quality is Steele's Bible class in the CnnPP-a- Hayes Lewis, class makes of Pianos. If you are thinking of the news of his death came to every tional tained friends from Bridgeport over one us a and let us call. very necessary for economical milk Sunday school will give a buying drop postal one with unbroken force. Neuralgia cake and Sunday. Robes and production. Any variation in the of the heart was the cause of death. candy sale, Saturday after- Harness, Blankets, qm.lity of hay or stalks will be noted noon, June 19, at the resident nf The News says of Mr Hoyt: He was Mrs immediately in the pail. This ques John B. Peck in the Newtown Miss Loretta F. who at- Stable Goods, Win. J. Beehler, apparently in full health and vigor street. Hayes, tion of lessening the cost of produc on They propose 4o donate the tends school at Mt JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. Wednesday and spent the day at to Ida, Newton, Funeral Director and tion has been worn pretty thin. his store. While some proceeds the Sunday school sub- Mass., is home for her summer is we looked entertaining scription to the church Embalmer, It about time that for guests at his home on Wednesday debt. Assistant In attendance. price for our milk that will pay he became ill and Lady always for evening suddenly I producing it under present con a was summoned. Some Can Sell Your Farm Telephone Connect! jn. Brookfield. Oonn, ditions. As Mr Mitchell physician stated, of he symptoms shown by the pa- No Is or Is in line of Matter Where It What It everything the operating tient indicated the possibility of an Worth. expenses has advanced, yet we who attack of and Mr W. are are appendicitis Hoyt Send full description, state lowest cash prie E. TROY, JR.. furnishing Bordens oblidged was advised to go to bed and rest and' learn my wonderfully successful plan. to a five cents a hundred Troy's Bldq., Sandy Hook. accept price until the in the hope less than last If the to following day Furilturs- -1 New Lin of the Latest year. price that it would be possible to make a STEPHEN ihe consumer was reduced y S. SIKSAY, Goois. accocdi'.g-l- more positive diagnosis of his trou- 83 EeilleyStreet, Br'dgeport, Conn OaitrUklif I all Hi Breaehee. we might accept the situation ble. The distress that he suffered 28-- but not so; it remains Telephonn-Tro-v'g Hotel. No. gracefully, at the first attack in a A cost disappeared BIG the same. Before this leaving great measure and he passed a com of I to atten- production want call fortable night and Thursday morn LfaONARD'S INSURANCE W. A. HONAN, tion to the present month. The ing rose and remained about the cheapest food on which milk can be house for some ,time. He returned to AGENCY, is We are Funeral Director & Embalmer, produced good pasture. his bed later in the forenoon, but his ! getting this month two and a quar- ex- Conn. condition was comfortable and FIRE, ACCIDENT. Telephone 70. Newtown, ter cents per quart. Now let the for the fear Sacrifice cept that at so appendicitis dairyman figure his pasture threatened, there seemed nc reason much the time milk- Old Companies, per cow, spent for misapprehension. There was lit- ing, hauling, his hired help, ice, etc., tle or no unfavorable in the Lowest Rates. H. check change G. Scott, and charge it up against his patient's condition the after- and see how far ahead of the during FUNERAL DIRECTOR game noon until about 3 o clock, wnen, be will be. Some people tell us that while a mem FRED KLEIN, BETHEL. CONN in conversation with Woodbury, Conn. we ought to raise potatoes and sell ber of his wno was at his beu to with which family At Doran's Blacksmith Shop near Depot. them get money tolsde tue end came The passing of LAPY ASSISTANT. feed for our cows. This $25,000 Horse buy policy Hie was instantaneous and appar- Shoeing, Local Telephone 87 2. reminds me of the Irishman of all always Ward Hoyt Carriage and Wagon Repairing kinds Night Calls promptly attended to. too to ently painless. Henry and General Blacksmithing. Horse clipping who, finding the sheet short was the son of Mr and Mrs Ezra Hoyt. done every week day at my shop cover his pedal extremeties, said he and was born in on June a Danbuiy Worth of HAR- would remedy that by cutting 23, 1856. He was educated in the CARRIAGES, piece frrm the top and sewing it on schools of the town and in we public Restaurant the bottom If raise potatoes the life became clerk in the in- NESS and be credited early HORSE No better place for Ladles and Gentlemen at profit from them snould surance office of the late Timothy 42 North Main St.. to potatoes, and if we produce milk Jones. He afterwards went into the To get your Horseshoe'ng. Carri- we should to GOODS to be sold at l Black-smithi- get enough for it pay age and Wagon Repairing and Genu-a- Lunch, office of Hull & Rogers, hardware My Motto: Best Dairy for all feed and labor that enter into than at my shop. 11 West Main St.. dealers, as bookkeeper, and was with work at moderate prices. Shop closed Satur- its production, and the only way we that concern until it was succeeded less than Cost Dur- day afternoon at 5 o'clock. Terms strictly Good Food, Home Cooking and a desire to can this is cash. please, has made our reputation. get by proper organiza by F. A. Hull & Co., of which firm he tion. I say it is not a square deal became a member. the Crane Lunch Co. milk tc fix a Subsequently ing the Next for any company business was conducted by Hull & Henry Pettlt, sonx C. E. Crane. J. W. Stevens. schedule of where no dairy-m- ar prices Hoyt, of which the deceased was is represented and the para member. He established the 60 mount to maintain junior Days. Callender question being II. W. Hoyr, Co., in 1900 and had car- and Bros., dividends and provide big salaries ried on a successful business in to an of the Stationery army plumbing and itsallied lints of in- Half Dime Lunch Rooms, submissive farmer what Periodicals. poor getting dustry sines bat time. Mr llo.vt had is left. How long would these milk been identified with 138 South ruin St., Waterbury, Ct de- prominently The business of our Automobile In each of these lines Our stock companies exist if the farmers affairs in various ways. He Body Depart- a of our excellent Ocffee. public Is Aery complete. We invite inspection. Try cup cided by to market their was a member of the first board of ment has so increased that more floor space is need- PMtrv U Iwrnie madn own produce? Post Office News councilmen of the city and had fre- ed, and we nave decided to take the floor space occu- Store, quently officiated $s moderator or 1 1 . hairman of where pied by our Carriage and Harness Repository. This Arcade, Bridgeport ' NEEDLE IN THROAT. public meetings, BE AFRAID to eall lie made a model presiding officer. makes the immediate sale of all Repository Stock nec- Don't Cornell's Florist Store B '.lapCIBip SUOJJS JO UBUl B SBM 9H foranrthine ion may to in Auto good citizen, and his was essary and it has been marked down below cost. Curtis need In Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. Child Taken Bridgeport reputation Hotel, We make a Specialty of Floral De- mobile. untarnished. He was prominently WOODBURT. signs and Wedding Decoration. identified with th" Pecon?. Congrega- tional church for many years, but in First Come Under New Management Cornell's Florist Store, The young daughter of Mr and recent years had been a member of First Served. 91 White Street. Danb Conn. Mrs James B. Nichols got a Where lry. the First Congregational church and Livery Attached, Peop Three Phones. needle In its throat, Friday after- was for some of In to the Cars time superintendent Driving take Trolley noon. A. F. Clarke kindly loaned his the First Church school. He can Leave Their Horses. Sunday automobile and chauffeur and the was a member of the Royal Arcanum to Dr child was taken- the office of and an Odd Fellow. Tne surviving THE BLUE RIBBON AUTO Hook Market, D. G. BEERS & CO., Edwards M. . Smith in Bridgeport, members of the immediate family of Sandy where the needle was quickly ex- the deceased are a Miss E. AUGUR'S OLD STANDI NEWTOWN. CONN., daughter CARRIAGE tracted. The little miss Is now do- Louise Hoyt, and two sons, William CO., At the Sandy Hook Market will be found Manufacturers of the best the market affords In Fresh and Salt ing nicely. H. Hoyt of this city, and Harrison R. 154 CANNON Meats, Canned Goods and Vegetables in their Hoyt, of Brooklyn. Three sisters STREET, BRIDGEPORT. wiU conduct a :First Automobile Tops, Canopy Tops, season. It be my aim to E. S. Lovell's recent article in also survive. are Mrs Jose- Class Market. They Buggy Tops, Cushions, The Bee on "The Milk Question" phine A. Logan of Mrs P. I ask for your patronage. , Brooklyn, ( Backs, was reprinted in the Rural New N. Brotherton of Redding, and Miss And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and Yorker of June 5, Emma Hoyt of Danbury. John H. Blackman. wagons. Send for Catalogue THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 1), luotf.

Leading Washington Business Houses. Ncwiovvp Ucu i .Vwtown. Friday, June 11, 1909.

Washington. MISS lll'NT MR l)YR. 1 Hnlih Pye, ilu iiii!ir niHnii'',or V? 1 STAMJ ON IIJ E .tND pin' for Hit llonlciiK, and MIkh M. K 1 STAND OS W I I Hunt of Sht'llii'hl, MiiKK., wt'ie ninr-- hftENASC05 (r5 rli'i. by Riv ir Carrey f Slinlllolil, jjGCNASCO STAND ON'ENB IfiKt wi'i'k Thumliiy, Mr and Mrs Ino cunio tit time to Wasnlneton .j hudy wwim iCENASCO" lt'ml anil mo at prexout bourilliiR at the llmlr lloiiHe. They plan to ro hoiiHi'kfi'pliiR in ii short time. Mr IrfiMiilH jTNrfA kr w i m .v .'i". U.VO lias iiiimy Iornlly who arc I'slt'iidliiR coiiKnuuliitiona. r 1 3. A SUIT FOU TUliSI'ASS. ' I rVTVJ y I ii-- lU'iiry V. Wcoilruff hits brought 9 Hilt for tlWpilKB ilKlllllHt Dta S. J. l v U Vcltli'ton, a and pron Inenl iluninRea AHMtASPHAlT iltlzt'n, ulU'clne to the NO MOO amount of $7"i. The wro T.V-'- - papi'rs nerved by Di'imty SHenff DiillfiB - ' i 'I no iiihb was to nave come ' Wyant. - NO HOOr to trial. Friday, i Jubtlre Wil WISHBURM - CBOSEYC1' 1 liam II. DouriI. Mr N'ettloton was on hand with his attorney. Judge Hubbard ot Likhfield. Through a Iptter goInK astray Attorney thaiO' Gold MedaiFuw jjRtjy.'ff berlain, wh appears for Mr Wood ruff, was not present, and an ad' Jouri.inrnt was made for a week. Mr Woodruff elated lie brought tht suit HENRY FOULOIS, prlmarlally to have it decided what were ma rkhts Ir. the lard, ' over Washington Depot, Ct. which Mr Xettleton is said to have trespassed. A large crowd was pre sent in or the trial NEED A anticipation Carl Bader, BUILDLSTT NOTES. Wallace the enterr-rlsln- Mower ? Washington Depot Market, liters, Lawn Marblediil? carpenter, is putting new Wasiiinoton Depot, Clf "ills and making other improvements COR If bo we can'supply jrou with I have'just resolved a now stock of Imported on the old Geer residence at the GOLDEN nrlsiin'H Anchovies. Norway Fat Herring, Vour Corners In Woodviile. Iceland Herrlng.llolland Herring, Stock Fish, HILL Mackerel: also Kaiser William (Mark Is having a cottage Cliant Rait Herring. Law The Swedish Hnrwn Beans. ere. teu r.n the snore ot wt fom htike .. Electra Wallace Doers Is ti e' contractor. Black Beauty Monogram Ball Bearing. Plants for the Flower Bed! Kent 'Garden Seeds of All Kinds. Geraniums, Pansies, Ltc WHAT THE MACEDONIA REPORT ER WRITES. The IChoIeest Klbbs Confectionery. The Best In the worm. 1UE uitfcAiU rftiviAm William Beecher had a close call Wetterau & Williams, one day last week. While at work M. BELFONTI, in the woods a rattlesnake 3prang at Good In him fastening Its fangs in his trous- Where You Get the Things Washington Depot, Ct. Washington Depot. Conn. ers leg. Although a decidedly un- pleasant surprise, Beecher did not lose his wits, but grabDed the snake . around the neck and cut its throat. FURNITURE Car Load of He had to pat with a portion of his to a selection of sat- to release head. He And them in an assortment possessing ample rane to positively give you trousers the get factories brought the reptile home which isfaction. There are many representative factories whom' we repre?ent exclusively 11 have struck and sported rattles and a button. whose goods you see advertised in the magazines. Some may your fancy you Charles Whitney is doing carpen wish to see them then make a trip to this store. Possibly some of that famous Old Hi.kory ter work for Joseph Wathley. time of the like it for the country home Wilbur Peck was a recent visitor Furniture will just interest you at this year nothing show the rocker that Andrew Jackson liked so Iheep Manure at Charles Skiff's. where good taste avoids formality. Let us you The prospect of a good hay crdp is well and which was named in his honor. rather dubious, last vears, drought Just In. Best Fertilizer for killing tne grassroots. ' the blood; nerves, Corn on the Market. Branthville. L. N. Mallett. he about, but as the measles left her purify give strong brother, not as eyes, smooth, vel- Miss Ruth Mallett is home from with weak eyes she has yet bright pure breath, BRIEFLY" NOTED. W.n able to resume her duties as vety skin, lovely complexion. Many Court, Greenwich, for the sum- Ely teacher in the school. charming women owe their health Victor .Johnson, while playing at mer vacation, R. Oei-trtd- was the of and to them. 50c at H. school, was struck on the forehead Mioses Emma WiC Peet Miss Lulu Avery guest beauty over Beers It Co., Newtown; Taylor, Curtis with a stone, it so badly the at Mrs George uillian Bouton Tuesdaj. cutting were Sunday guests P.J. Garvin.Beth-e- l; wound had to be sewed. The G. B. C. was to have played &Co., Sandy Hook; Mallei's R. L. H. W'. Os- Mrs Urania Meade has been visit-7' the R. B. C. last Monday, but the Goulett, Stevenson; B. C. failed to come. borne, Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sher- her - Mrs S. Georgetown SEEDS. ing daughter,- J. Emmons, tonith Cornwall of New York the week. caims the game by forfeit. man; Bros., Bridge; City, past Georgetown. been R. F Dr Moore and his. wife are here to Mrs A. Rounolm, who has Conwy Bros., Georgetown; Seed selection Our West Cornwan ; S. J. Biack-ma- n, We give special attention to our the summer with his MISS CORNELIA F. BEERS. quite ill, is slowly improving. Smith, spend parents, was G. W. Hurlburt & be on. at Life Farm. Samuel Nash of New Haven in Hawleyville; Seeds aie tested andfean depended Miss Cornelia F. Beers, who until Co., Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Mrs L. C. Meade-jnad- e a shopping town, Tuesday. had lived ,in Branch-vill- e, U. W. to New York City, last week. recently always The examinations for admittance Station; Hatch, Bridgewater; trjp died at tlw home uf her broth- N. commence on Mon-da- v. W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. H. Ruth, tha infant daughter of Mr to the h. S., in on Tues- A. C. has New Wetterau & and Mrs C. A. Johnson, was christen er, Seth Beers, Stratford, Rev Furbush charge Beardsley, Preston; June 1, f 9 yenr-- and seven them. Williams, Washington Depot; ed at St Stephen's church, Ridge- - day, aged of Harry of AH Kinds months. The body was to Brown, C. P. Williams, Hardware and Farmers Machinery field, Sunday, June 6. brought Southbury; L'ranchviUe on afternoon and I South Perkins Bros., War- Mrs Andrew Godfrey, who nre Friday Britain; in the in the W. N. Long Pen-fie- ld with an accident some time ago, is buried faiulyp'ot ren; Hurd, Hill; cenieter Miss Beers was a woman W0MEI WHO ARE ENVIED. Craig, Stepney Depot. The Farmers' Store. gaining slowly. hei She had Mr Mrs Godrow loved by all who knew and Hubert spent was a Memorial in ,i kiiid wrrd for everyone and Those attractive women who are Day Bridgeport Christian. She leaves a broth- are Children Cry Miss Hazel Godfrey of New York devout lovely in face, form and temper er and besides a circle of be like FOR FLETCHER'S City is visiting her aunt, Mrs George sister, large the envy of many, who might Hendricks. friends to mourn her loss. Rev A. i.hm. A week, siclOy woman will be C. Furbush read the committal serv- nervous and irritable. Corstipation CASTORI A ice at the grave, undertaker Bouton or kidney poisons show in pimples, Cornwall Bridge. & Son had charge of tne funeral. blotches, sKin eruption and a Shelton, Conn. wretched complexion. For all such, NEWS TERELY TOLD. Bitters work voadeis. They Mills is Electric Mrs Wollman of New George slowly recovering liver and kidneys. and family severe of Dr regulate st.imcb have after a attack pleurisy. York City arrieved at their him. South Britain Announce meals. home "The Berkshire Fair House" Scanlou it attending Mrs has returned and are made for Flora Benjamin Announcements of Bethel Business Men. preparations being home after a few with summer guests. Mr spending days entertaining Mr and Mrs Ira Brotherton of Nor-wal- k. Wollman has put hot and cold water Notice! NOTIOE-- On and after May 1 1 will be at my into the house and also an Special iu South Britain prepared to do acetylene Mr and Mrs Joel Godfrey and Mrs lave taken the agency for any business In my line. Thanking my friends gas plant for lighting. Mr Wollman Kolls and kinds for their e in and solicit a Eliza Ward of Cannons were calling Time Ernest Perfection bread. all patron the past has a store in New York No Better and re of It in the clothing on Jn of Bakery ttoods. "The Danliury Baker, jhi future. and is unable to be here all the time. friends town, recently. shall run their wagon throw;!) Sandy Hook Horton's Ice Cream is now on-- sale No to and Newtown every Monday. Wednesday and,: This is the property he bought of W. To build than in the Spring. better place buy Watch for the wagon. Also these at Santfiiello's place. Saturday. B. Johnson last fall. t of all P. Munson, Davis is house a new-coa- Cement and buildin? material kinds goods for sale at my store. W. B. Johnson has made extensive A. giving his yo Lumber, South Britain, Ot, of which makes a great JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britaln.Ct. repairs on his place, having had two paint than at my Lumber Yard. Let me quote you prices. to four men on the work for improveciert t poi irs place. engaged Howe returned to the six months. Albert has past after a few H. Frank J.. Slade has a Nevada, spending days A. SENIOR, purchased mother-in-la- Mrs C. A. new colt. with his ! 64 South St., Bethel, Conn. Great Reduction MEATS Jacob Liner has a very sick horse Jennings. at this The ball game between George- ! writing. town and Weston resulted in a vic- Our business keeps increasingtj?nicely, for Mrs Brown of Brooklyn, N. Y., Sale of Shoes score WUK:U we buailK ail uui iusiajuicib,. ttuw no with her have arrived at their tory for Geoigetovvn, the being shall continue to doourbest'to please them family 10 to 2. FRUIT GROWERS 1 ana give tnem tne uesn goous me wurhei cottage for the season. Fertilizers GARDEN SEEDS affords. Henry Gussinger of Danbury is and MARKET the of Lewis this week. GARDENERS For sU crops lawns, flower ' guest Perry plots, gardens, meadows or plowed fields. Any line of Fresh Goods. Kjaix ,mZi A full Middlebury. Miss Nellie Dooley, who has been uiuicaac unci. wt s Southbury. and Larger fruit by spraying with Swift Ar quantity. J. J. Cassid, 111 with the grip, is improving. now sum P. senate of Lead. BOmsiwr .. po-..- Smith Beers, Est. Charles Williams, AT THE WESTUVER SCHOOL. Miss Florence Mills is entertain- used it will not hum or scorch. Best for Mrs C. V. Williams, Administratrix. Local Tel.. Distance. i u.... hm Parlu ftrnan. For elm Fuel, Trucking, Moving, BETHEL, CT Long er friends from New York. The first social event at the West-ov- ing bettles it can't be beat. Just try it on Britain. Miss Mollie Bennett entertained a tree South school took place on last'Satur-da- y your currant Dusnes. use it iu your at 6.30 after friend from New York, this veek. orchard and you will be pleased at the results. Store will close Friday evenings evening, June 5. . T....n.ln4(lDa an tha market. NOTICE. 1st. Milton has the contract for .ki.,,. Judo Taylor indoised by the largest fruit growers and GIVEN AWAY ! The lecturer's hour at the Grange C. P. Stanley's new house near L. P. market garaeners in me cumin. .v We are not giving you something on Tuesday, June 15, will be in Miller's. under a positive guarantee in one pound, live for nothing, but we are giving you the results 10 20 and 50 of 20 of hard and actual ! of Past Lecturer Miss Addie Hilda who has been pound, pound, pound pound years study practice New charge Eckstrom, packages, when you get your horse shod at Brennan's Something J. Fenn, who has a live subject for seriously ill, is improving slowly. Our motto: "Honest Work for Honest Prices' discussion. Charles who fell from a lad- Store, Cream Farina with a Glaus, English's Drug H. A, BRENNAN'S, Hecker's Tne Ladies' Aid society of the der, la& week, and was seriously in The Quality Drug Store, Greenwood . CONN. Silver Spoon in each package. Methodist chjirch will meet on Wed- jured, is. slowly improving, tut as he Next Door to P. 0.. BETHEL. CONN. Avenue. BETHEL, Tennis shoes, all sizes and very nesday night, June 16. is an old man it will be some timebe-for- e Full stock of all kinds Mrs J. F. Osborne was in town on he fully recovers from his serviceable. bruises. and field seeds. Sunday. TIKIOB, IVES & CO., What ofigarden Schools close on Friday for the The ice cream social held at the Nice large meaty prunes. S summer vacation. last was a conn. pounds for 25c. 5 gal best kerosene oil 60c Library, Monday night, bethel, All H. J. McCarthy, Union school success and is not our groceries and meat at hard time The entertainment it hoped that it is prices. Poke's the boy that can save your The Grocer, was much enjoyed by those who at- the last one. Contractors money. When in Bethel hitch your horse on This is service- Electrical Center street and at our store. South Britain, Ct wagon very tended it. Wilkie Batterson of Belleville, N. get busy able. Size 26x13, front and J,, has visited his parents, Mr and Electrical work In all Its branches and attended to. McDowell & rear axles iron, good strong Tash.ua. Mrs G. F. Batterson. carefully promp tly Taylor, Lester Remsen, who is in Rhode House wiring a specialty. Thumb'Hand Side Center St., wheels, varnished. body Island for his health, is improving, Electrical supplies. Bethel, Conn. SCHOOL CLONES. 561-- 5. Graduatipn Given for THE and it is expected that he will soon Telephone No. Miss Walker will close ior school return home. v Paint your house with 150 OZONE Trade Marks or SO this week Friday, with exercises and Mrs Brant of New York ha3 been Wedding Trade Marks and nicnic The Misses Mildred Peck the guest of her daughter, Mrs Clif- Longman & Martinez 50 Cents. Beatrice Kohler have attended ford Mills. For Best and the Pure ... school every day throughout .the Mr and Mrs D. H. Mohr uave re Paint, Sent by Express, charges paid by re- turned from where Mr Bread. Rolls, Cake, Pies and all kinds of Bak- ceiver. yerr. Maryland new The best Ready Mixed made- - Also a full Hue ( doctor. ery Goods come to the store. Everything Mohr has been studying for a neat and clean and the best goods the market of General Hardware, Chicken Wire, Barb Mrs J. A. Treadwell. who has Jada Rosendale, who has been affords used in our business. Wire. Garden Seeds and Tools, Harness, Ozone and Lawn Mowers. Soap Works, been quite ill with rheumatism, is Quite ill, is slowly Improving. Dr! Whips 355 Housa tonic much- - better. Lowe of is her. & Hurzler, Establishment ft Avenue, Ridgefield attending Dayton The 'Gilbert -- Miller:i Mm Wheeler of Shelton has been a Miss H. L. Hill, who has been 102 Center St.. Betiel Coca Co., Bridgeport, Coon. ' recent guest at the home of her Quite ill with the measles, is able to Phone 431-- 2. U Center St, BETHEL. CONS. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1009.

The Newtown Bee n 4 New Haven's Tl Haven's Kewtown, Friday, tune 1i, 13n9. HOWLAND'S mvn U'' Cmi lx iMifd 4 ncuuuig Most Reliable only Itf 4 Store mm Store a remedy tUut will 4 Entrances on Main Street, Fairfield Avenue, Cannon Street Washington. remove the euue. The ofiBiwr you HIGH SCHOOL TOPICS. stop it with Li uduche Th'j inlnr class requests Mt honor powder r J ill tliii -- of the presence of the parents and quicker will it rlur:i, n Iff? Needs Beautiful- Buirdlnn of the punlls of Wan'ilns?-to- Goucmlly.Lwlii'lia Spring school to High at the reception from a ul. he in the new School couit given High turk'il ktiiiumu or building, June 18, at 8 o'clock In ihe evening, Aside from the parents Irroguliir nmnU, w of Housekeeping. Wash Stuffs and guardians only those will be ad- almost iuvuritibly mitted who can present a wiitteu Just now, one learns how great has been -- the wear of All are Invited to be Lane's cordially Family table-line- n gs. Plain and Irish Dimities at the exercises I the past season upon the and Figured present graduating Silk Chiffons, For 25cts a Yard which will take place at the Town Medicine My, how they have Jwornl What, a number' of things hall, Washington Depot, June 18, at 29d8 and 35cts Yard ' 2.30 m. (a tonio laxative) will cure hal. there are to be replaced, Imported Irish Dimities p. I.. t.i. I,. And now comes the store 4o re ex- right readyand mtr Filmy lustrous with an as as a June rose SCHOOL PICNIC. In-- cls dainty gar tli and rc!ntft;ornin; thu to do sheen in The school place them. Ready it, too, at a fair price. In fact, quisite white, pink, den and as lovely in coloring Church Hill held its stoiiMli. 2 annual picnic on Tuesday afternoon to do it at prices that will violet, pearl, green, rose, It . a blood medicine i ready surprise you. and oth- Many, many patterns,both at the Titus7 Homestead. The pupils great Here some and note champagne, yellow small. gave a little entitled and the favorite laxative of old are illustrations, please carefully self-figur- large and pleasing play J ers. The designs sre ed For 25 cents a Yard "An Hour In School." They all did and young. 3 that they are not special prices or soecial items. Instead. and dotted, in large well and showed the good training At 25c. and are srom the store's and and small effects. of their teacher, Miss Annie Tereck, druggists'. G0, they things picked regular stock are French Organdies who closes a successful year of teach- to be had at the prices quoted just so long as the quantities ing in Church Hill school. Silk Pongees For49ctsa Yard last, longer than that in fact, unless a sudden upward move- For39ct8a Yard Miss Amanda Johnson was mar- ment in the' market should increase costs all along the line. from ried last week to John of Rox-Diir- y. C. Direct France, these Myers Heinze, clarinetist and C. B. Pure linen table damask 66 inches wide, pretty patterns, Heavier than the chiffons, beautiful Organdies are here Pierce, corntelst, are to give a reci- Mr and Mrs Albert Gustafson of tal in the 7fr yard. but the colors are as exquis- In at least North church, Tuesday forty patterns. Church Hill were given a surprise June 22. Admission in as wide a evening, for ite and variety. The Imported Colored party by their friends on last 'week adults, 20 cents, children, 10 cents. Hemstitched damask napkins, excellent weieht and ef- Like the silk pongee colors Dotted Swisses are most Saturday evening. ' , All those boxes tasteful patterns, $1.50 dozen. that cost much more. fective. They're 49cts Yd holding mite for Mrs Sibley of Wai, India, are re- Bethel. Bleached turkish towels, solid of texture, good weight. to be at quested present with them like 12 Rough and Plain Cotton Pongees 25c and 29c the social of the Christian Endeaor NINETY YEARS AND GOES good size, absorb moisture almost a sponge, Mc. fn the Town hall, Friday at 8 p. m. Linen dish towels, all tor use, lUc seems not fair to call them cotton because refresh- ready It quite pongees After a short entertainment After her 90th birth- will be boxes celebrating Damask table cloth, nice weight and quality, 2 by 2 yards, they're so like their silk namesake. All the silk pongee colors ments served and the day, Mrs Julia A. Short her enjoyed 1- opened. first automobile ride, with S1.2S, 2 by 2 -2 yards, $U5. On of last week Artist visiting Monday friends in HaUettown on the way. Handsome satin new Faulkner opened hit. studio for an ex- bedspreads, in patterns, excellent s- us- --White Stuff hibition of his paintings. He is The residence of Frank Noxon on weighe, $2.25. - ing the late William Hamilton Gib- Hoyt's Hill is being repainted. FOR DRESSES Bleached sheets in all sizes irom 48 by 76 inches at I8c GRADUATION son studio for the year. The residence of Winthrop Eassett Mrs Shipman of Hartford spent on East Street is to 81 90 at 65c, with an one 76 bv 90 at White Silk Chiffons and Silk 29c to 75c being repainted. by especially good Pongee9,figured, plain, last Sunday wiih friends in town, Mrs Charles Geer ot Middletown is White From 12Mcts to 50ots a Yard 48c. Persian Lawn, rhe in her auto. her Mrs H. E. White French Inches wide. From 50cts to 98cts Yard making trip visiting daughter. Lawn, 45 Mrs Kellogg is a guest at Mrs Hickok. Pillow 42 or 45 36 inches, stout White Mercerized Inches wide. From 30c to 75c Yd cases, by good muslin, Batiste, 45 Valliant's. Ward E. son of Mr and Mrs Embroidered 40 inches wide. 65cts a Yard. Green, 10c. Batiste, The school clcses on Fri Elbert Green, is a member of the Embroidered Swiss and Dotted Muslin. From 39c to 75c Yard Gunnery of this week. "en'o'' ch.ss of the Den- And these are but The store is as Embroidered make sweet little frocks. 25c Yard day PhPadelphia examples. just ready Dotted Batiste, The Center district school nnisnes exer- tal college. The graduating with every other need. it's term with a drive and picnic at cises will be held on Saturday, June Mt Tom lake. 5, in the American Academy of Mn and Mrs Stephen Morehouse Music. and nurse, Miss Imorie, enjoyed a Mr and Mrs R. E. Goodsell and drive to Lake Waramaug, one day son of New York City have moved last week. to Bethel for the summer and are The Howland Goods EIloirEnEP Mrs C. A. Prindle and daughter, occupying a portion of the residence Dry 0 0o!Es3i Nancy, have been to the city for an of D. T. Solley. 0 outing. Four peacocks have arrived by ex- m Prime quality Imported olive on, press for Commodore Luttgen. Eight Company, 0 potted, plants, pansies, choice con- more are to come later. m store Bridgeport, Connecticut. fectionery and ice cream aj the The New England Hat Co , has re- 0 m of M. Belfanti. moved to Danuury where the firm 0 Wettereau & Williams are show- will occupy a factory on Delay m ing a great assortment of hammocks Street. 0 Seeds, Just in. A The re- m and refrigerators. nobby roads in the borough are are now set-tie- 0 m line of straw hats for young men. ceiving the usual spring attention Hill, where they nicely 0 and are being repaired and' improved. m Southford. Fred W. Bidstrup of Depot Place, 0 m has taken the agency for tne John Bantam. Hancock Life Insurance Co., and will If You m NEWS HEREABOUTS. have an office in the Postoffice build- BRIEF MENTION. Fertilizers. Diamond Co. ball team The Match in i ing Danbury. A daughter was born to Mr and the Scoville The and the senior Ger- 0 played Manufacturing Faculty Mrs A. C. Morey, last week. i Co. team of Waterbury, on Saturday, man class of the High school were Wish Dr Adams preached in the Metho- 0 defeating them by a score of 14 to 4. pleasantly entertained by the sopho- i - dist church, last Wednesday night Garden and Batteries:- Brown and more one last, Agricultural 0 for Match Co., German class afternoon and administered communion. After i for Scoville Co., Lynch, week, at the home of Charles Dia- To save back n Whitney; the services the conference your 0 Seasar Fitz. mond. The were welcomed in quarterly Faberm, and Umpire, guests was held. and have your corn planted with- H. Tomlinson. a German Miss Elsie Van TOOLS. 0 speech by A dance was by the Con- out use one of the i The Match Co. team die A German feasr. was given any mistakes, n plays Volkenburgh. necticut Electric Co., 0 B. B. at which class Manufacturing American Standard Hand Com Bunker Hill C, Southford, served, after songs, yells last week in their 3 m. German were Wednesday night, cost but a 0 Saturday, June 12, at p. and songs given. new Planters; they something, Cement. took a business The of the' series of entertain- shop. Paint, Oils, Lime and Arthur Hinman first The men's was held in they save time and lots of hard a 0 to New last wee. ments to be for tne Elmwood meeting trip Britain, given Methodist Wednesday of N. was last week the church, work. 0 Mr LaClair West Pawling, Chapel fund, given and was well attended. i has taken a as agent at and was a success nirfit, Y., position Thursday evening Mr the New London Bap- 3 Cutlery. 0 station. in Newton, the Eastford every way. tist was in tewn last week. 0 Mrs Busser, who has been ill for Dr D. Shepard of Elm Street, West colporter, i Mowers. 0 some time, is now improving. Dr Haven, died at his home last week at 3 Lown Green is attending her. the age of 77. He was born in New- The 0 Mr and Mrs Dennis Hogan have a town, and was still in college when Stepnev. i 0 new Sterling piano; also Mr and Mrs the Civil War broke out. He at Sherwm-Willia- ms i Builders" Hardware. Charles Hubbell. once joined the First Company METHODIST CHURCH NEWS. n 0 Miis Jessie Cilepaugh visiced in Heavy Artillerv, rnd hrul ar eventful Oon by the pas- war Sunday preaching Paints a New York ovei Sunday. laieer in the service. After the tor in the morning, and the evening for the Farmer, Painter, Builder John Lynch of Waterbury recently he returned to his medicinal studies will be a Children's Day service. The Everything he set a 0 visited his sister, Mrs WilliamHognn. and a short time afterwards children will take part in recitations than some others but or Factory. fam-il- v West which Cost more a Mr and Mrs J. B. King and up practice in Haven, and singing. The pastor will pre 0 I cover more surface and last vidted in South Britain, Sunday. grew to be very large. He was a sent an object sermon. All are in they a 0 member of numerous medical so- vited. much longer. That's the kindlto He is sur- cieties in New Haven. On Sunday, June 20, Miss Fannie use. a 0 Frede- Kent vived by ore daughter, Mrs the celebrated hymn writer S. Crosby, F. HALLOCK CO., 0 rick Dutcher, one son, George will be at themorningservice 0 GRANGE NOTES. Durell present Shepard, and one grandson, and a of her lite and 0 of Kent Grange, give history 0 'Ihe open meeting Shepard, all of West Haven. also that of some of her world re- Derby, Conn. heid in Bull's was enjoyed by a 0 0 hall, nowned hymns. The large number of persons. The sing- Hardware & 0 0 and instrumental music by some New Fairfield ing We respectfully request all ladies HtfnUnraraMrjii ii ii it tl ii ii i i i members of Kent school was greatly AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. in Stepney interested in home can- Supply Co., enjoyed. for a de- Miss is ning to call at our store Housatonic Valley Pomona, 10, Phoebe Disbrow spending for 1215 Main St., few her monstration of the Economy jar will be held with Grange, a days in Pembroke with Pen-fiel- Salisbury fruit and canning d June 16. Flora's Horticul- grandfather, Levi Peck. vegetable meeting, & at the Depot, Stepney. Bridgeport, Conn., ture and floriculture, five minute CnuHs Ha'l ff New Milford. a Craig, papers by representatives from each representative of the State Board of Have all of the nbove; also Lawn was in town last Mon- Semi-annu- al sale of Wall Papers grange. Education, Swings and Hardware of all kinds. Weeds and medicinal plants. Wor- day, looking after trumit S'Miolars and Mouldings now on at Somers some 1001 Broad You want the goods, we want the At Mollan'i thy State Flora. and .vained the parents of Bros., Masonic Temple, Wild Flowers of Litchfield Co., children that unless they were sent Street, Brdgtport. Oi" rrnne e money Bridgewater. to school arrests would follow. lections of high grade goods from Flowers for Country Places, k. Mrs Levi Gilbert spent a few days such houses as Birge & Sons Co , The in. Ridgefield, last week, with friends. Robert Graves Co.. the very choicest advan- Are three famous makes of Apples and their preparation for Mrs E. H. Byrnes, who underwent lines. Hundreds have tpken nn at of in previous years best in the table, Aspetuck Valley. operation the Danbury hospital tage ou, sales shoes, each the its class, Small Fruits, Kent. as so far recovered as to return to and have never been disappointed. Flower Gardens, Cornwall her home on Tuesd iy. This will be Come early and get tne selection. Birds and Fruit, Cornwall. gjod newf to he many friend?. We are wholesale dealers ir paints Have Added A Complete Line M. H. Practical .Music by patrons. Mr and Mrs Fox of Flush- and painters' supplies. of Edwin C. Burt's, Roll call of subordinate granges. ing, L. I., Henry Drifus and Miss goods only. Response to be quotations in Stella Simon of New York, spent a to flowers. few days last week, as the guests of Ford's Rochester Made Mr Mrs J. McGuire. and What would you take? Rev Mr Smith, the rector of St An The Bee representative was very Tinware. and his wife are for a drew's, away ilpasantly entertained, last Monday Suppose you were required to live for and few at the Disbrow homestead. days. night, certain of time oa only ono Call and look the stock Edgar Soule and family are at E. S. Hatch, Miles and Arthus L. a length over. Dodd. Mrs M. J. Lineburg's for a short Disbrow were among the first in our article of food. Which would you Dorothy vacation. town to begin setting out tobacco. choose? house STOVES STORED for the Sum J. F. Gibbs is having his They began setting last Monday There is one food that stands without painted. afternoon. mer season. a rival for such a test Quaker Oats is In All Leathers. E. W. Bull and helpers are putting Charles Holberg, who has been ill in some plumbing for F. T. Peet on for a few weeks, is now able to be that one. It furnishes more strength Good Hill. out again. with least wear and tear on the digestive School have wee Kent for boys began The stork left a baby boy at than other food. You'll feel Heating to their Mr and Mrs Ernest J. Stevens' home organs any enlarge plant. end of the time. Our district school closes, this on Wednesday, June 2. well and strong at the Plumbing week. Try it Don't stop eating other things, committed Anton Iteubenwolf was but eat more Quaker Oats and you'll Tinning to the Connecticut for the Erookfield. hospital notice the in W. K. MOLLAN, insane on Tuesday. gain strength. L. J. Sturdevant, who has been The regular size package of Quaker quit strionsl: ill for several weeks Oats sells at 10c, the large family size with is now nice ' 1026 Main Woodbury. erysipelas, gaining oackaees cost 2Sc and the family size A. . St., Bridgeport. ly and able to be about his home Brinton, A?" of beautiful A RECITAL THE NORTH This will be good news to his large oackaee containing a piece Shop In Bear ot E, H. Boers & Co.'s Store. one on of CHURCH. circle or friends. china for the table costs 30c. All Newtown. Express paid way purchases $3. Mr The pupils of Miss Bessie A. Pierce, ana Mrs C. H. Bennett who srocers sell these. assisted by Miss Edna Louise John- sold tneir farm on Long Meadow Hil! Connection. Eat Oats daily for breakfast, Telephone son, reader; Miss Nina Heinze, pian- have moved to their ether house at Quaker ist; Miss Bessie A. Pierce, violinist; "Shady Rest," east of Long Meadow it strengthens you for the days jrotk, TUB NEWTOWN Uhr; FWDAY, JUNK 11. 1909.

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1119-112- CONN. 3 Main Street Security Building. BRIDGEPORT. Myers' Hay and Unloading Tools. GET OUR PRICES. Our Factory's Clearance Sale 1750 MEN'S SUMMER. SUITS T. E. Piatt & Son, Telephone Connection, NEWTOWN. CONN. AT $ Sale! Sale! Sale! - Selling Out My 75- Entire Stock. ' Our Factory's Overproduction of Men's Spring and Summer Suits That Were Intended to Retail At I Am Going Out Of Business. $15, $18 & $20. Big Sacrifice On All Goods. Our is now to manufacture their fall stock and Factory beginning Wall Papers, Paints, Varnishes, Brushes, Picture Mouldings, Win must close out all Summer goods on hand in order to use the required dow Glass, Dry Goods, Notions Tinware Enamelware, Crockery, Ag room. of this stock has been to us for Part shipped quick disposal. ateware, Window Screens. Doo-- s, Floor and Table Oil Cloth, Rubber All new faesh mido this season up to the minute and goods patterus Hose, Hammocks, Fruit Jars, Lawn Mowers. colors Smart new models. These suits if they had been sold in the regular way would have retailed at 15.00. 18.00 and 20.00 and would Wall Papers, 5c Double Roll. have boon unusual values at these figures. There are 1750 of these Paints $1 Per Gallon. suits for you to select from, patterns and models suitable for all ages, conservative and extreme styles Not all styles in every pattern, but PARCELL'S BARGAIN HOUSE, all sizes from 31 to 41 chest measurement inclueed. 490 Howe Avenue, SHELTON. The Surprise Store's Famous Double Guarantee Binds Every Sale. Blue Ribbon Poultry. If for any reason any purchase fails to please, bring it back and we will cheerfully exchange the goods or refund the money. All clothing bought here n is in for one free of pressed and kept good repair year charge. GREENLEAF FARM, ! J. H. HAWES, ROXBUR.Y, CONN. The Store's is the Best Made. Manager, Surprise Clothing Clothing Breeders and Exhibitors ofthe World's Mre value in quality, style, fio and workmanship than any clothtng in the world. The fabrics are all selacted from the best stmdard mills and are thoroughly shrunk liefore cutting The linings and trimmings are of reliable quality the cutting and tailoring are Best. done bv skilled cutters and expert tailors in our factory, which is light, clean and airy and every garment is personally supervised by Golden Cochins and Comb Black Leg The Surpiise Store. From the weaving ofthe cloth to the wearing of the garments by you, every care his besn taken so as to give Wyandottes, Partridge Single horns for Exhibition and you perfect satisfaction in absolutefy every respect. Laying rurposes. MEN'S SUITS In a remarkable dis- STOCK FOR SALE. EGGS IN SEASON. MEN'S SUITS In a as- MEN'S SUITS In all the very latest MEN'S SUITS play of finest custom quality pure all magnificent Smart, new productions All-Wo- ol Telephone 1486. fa- es ideas and in fine and domestic ol Velour Cassi-mer- colorings, in fine worsteds, imported sortment of pure Worsteds, in a big variety brics, in styles right up to the minute, Worsteds, Serges and Cassimeres, an of stsles ol blue and an endless all the latest color tones in Gray, Taupe and pure Serges, endless of new in fash patterns; array array patterns Have You Tried . Stoie, Olive Brd Tan shades, also in all late models; all new color tones ionable models, Conservative and ex-- oi naw shades, such as Olive, Green, C. F. Beardsley, Blue Shadow Striges in the latest in the best patterns of treme; exquisitely tailored way, btone, Taupe, also plain rr.olels; every garment is the the season, eleganily in everyj delail; sizes 34 to $10 Blacks and Blues; perfectly $12 Red Seal Baking GENERAL work of expert tailo- - hands; $15 tailored, sizes 38 to 48 $7.50 52. lauurea; sizes 34 to t sizes 34 to 54. Powder? AUCTIONEER, NEWTOWN, - - - CONN. a It is the new kind and you get splendid Telephone 49-- 5. HATS present with each pound. . Also Real Estate For Sale. Suits. 1 Summer STRAW Summer, Furnishings. H. J. farm 18 acres, $1500; a good one to raise Boys' McCarthy, children and chickens. Men's 1 BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS-Si- zes 6 to 16, made Light Weighi Nansook Underwear Plain and South Britain, Ct. farm, 51 acres, $2500, stock and tools. FOR 1 60 in new well tailored fancy white. Per garment The store is closed each Friday 'evening at farm, acres, $4500. of durable fancy cassimeres patterns, 1 farm, 30 acres, $2000. $2 49c 6.30 p. m, and perfect fitting, durably lined Men and Men. 1 farm, 31 acres, 82000. Young 1 farm, 40 acres, $3500. 6 Men's Athletic Underwear Fine 1 40 acres, $2200. BOY'S KNICKERBOCKER SUITS Sizes to 17, made HATS quality soft mercer- farm, stock and tools, STYLISH STRAW in a big 1 farm, 00 acres, $5000. all-wj- nov- ized cloihes, athletic coat undershirt and knee of ol Flannels, Velours, and Tweeds, in new drawers, 1 $3 variety of new styles and 49c farm, 20 acres. $2200. latest tailored. "QC per garment 1 100 $5500. elty designs, coloring, nicely braids m all dimensions, farm, acres, Tiri Wanted. 1 farm, 100 acres, meadow and pasture on BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS Sizes 6 to 17, made of Men's Novelty Negligee Shirts High assortment of hilltop, $2700. 1 100 acres, fine all wool velour cassimeres and worsteds in new new patterns and coloring, perfect fitting farm, buildings, fancy Fine Straw Hats. 49c Machine trout brook, $4500; $2500 can be left on mort- stripe effects in all sorts of new shades $4 Sewing Operators gage. 1 farm, 1 80 acres, $1 0.000. new in of corset work. BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS Sizes 6 to 17. Very Very swagger shapes MEN'S HIGH GRADE NEGLIGEE SHIRTS The on all branches I farm. 67 acres, $4200. smooth and rougn ooc i 1 farm, 160 acres. $7000. ol worsteds and velours in the latest season's smartest patterns and shades 'and fine quality All U plain New machines, 1 farm, 65 acres, '$3000; $1000 can remain $5 iicncoi. bosoms highgrade on rowels latest shades and latest patterns, exquisitely straws. aii uic 1.45 plaited coat style, ; 3U mortgage. work and Ap- 1 150 tailored. ideas, highest wages farm, acres, $5500. MEN'S WHITE DUCK TROUSERS, good quality, to Uarm. 178 acres, $10,000. well made and perfect fitting, ply rfarm 240 acres, $2000. 70 acres fine meadow; Superior Straw Hats 98c feldspar mine: one mile trout brook; good Washable suits hunting; -2 mile from school. Children's The Warner Brothers Co., 1 In 'fine Split Sennetts, Milan and farm 165 acres, house, 4 barns, 2 49c to $2.45. fcxtreme MEN'S NARROW SILK the acres orchard of peach, plum, cherry; will Soft braids, Ct 30 head cows; Borden's collect milk style. Fancy patterns and solid colors, Bridgeport, carry at Russian and Sailor made of strong durable fabrics in ana conservative oijucd, 1.98 25 tut! door. $5500. stybs 1 fine 3 $3500. dard effects1 residence, acres, madras, duck and linen, in light and 1 fine residence, 20 acres meadow, $5000. 1 fine residence, 22 acres meadow, $5500. Wanted. 1 fine residence, 1 acre meadow, $2800. 1 large boarding house, 14 rooms; on border 20 acres $1800. ele- of fine lake: lund. Boardr rs for the summer months, high 1 house, acre land, $1050. vation, pleasant scenery, good table, free 1 building lot Taunton lake, 2 t.vanunm-t.t,1n- frnm and t,n station. Sam overlooking acres, $500. The Shamrock, Sandy Hook. Conn. 1 FOB SALE Friday, June 11, car load FOB SALE Woodlawn Farm. Situated Green, building site, 75 acres, on the most sightly of close two year old in Newtown, Botsford Hill district, con- place in Newtown $15,000. cattle, springers, o.t "Monroe to rent 1 heifers, and bulls. A. T. Camp, Hawley- - taining 84 acres of well divided mead- FARM HOUSE for house, acre land, $450. Bcu. ''OMt. Tel 13-- ow, and wood land. Will rent the summer or longer if desired. S. W. of a to secure a small The Newtown ville, pasture .Ansonia. Conn. Opportunity life time said property for a term of three or Smith, farm of 45 acres; nice house and barn, fruit of 1909. or Miss 2000 Newtown, Fuday, June 11, Fair-liel- hv; years. Call address Mary al' kinds; will keep six cows, horse and RELIABLE AGEKTS Wanted in d A. R. D. Ct. One hori- new Costello, 17, Sanddy Hook, POB SALE chickens; mile trout brook; $1500 cash. County, for a article which is zontal vertical 6 farms In Conn. seller. Have this boiler; Milford, a grand proven by FOB SALE Two loaders, boiler; engine and loco 5 farms! n Bridgewater. 40 orders in three It sells Keytone Hay 1 G. N. Clarke of Nichois is sending getting days. used one season; also 20 second hand boilr; one Chae circular saw farm 260 acres In Redding, $16,000. for $1. $3 to $4 easny made, daily. mill, one Chase shingle machine, one 5 houses on Newtown Street.) out free samples of his celebrated Write at once and get territory' and McCormick mowers and hay rakes. Will be sold at low figure to close them out Chn.so lath mill, one Sever al others not advertised. Liver Pills. who Address W. J. R. hor-zoi,t- 1 is not too late to I ook Vegetable People sample. Beardsley. Charles Sanford, View Farm, boilor, en fine farm in Monroe. Conn., 't yet spray. D. 52, Conn. Valley &. are troubled with biliousness, con- Bridgeport, Redding Ridge, Conn. gine P.. H 11, New Milford, Conn. house, 95 acres land, $5500. $2500 can into the merits of the Church High remain on mortgage. stipation indigestion, headache, of trouble caused work col 150 acre near Pressure Power or Hand Sprayer. NOTICE On account SALE A old new milch FOR SALE One good horse, farm in Redding, Mark etc., stiould try them as I for- FOB four year 1100 fine For Power with 'New Way' haziness, by fences being left down, hereby cow. E. T. Botsford weight about lbs, good workt, Twain, house and building, operated above Ayrshire Hooks, driver. C. L. Center.Ct. 100 acre no ba'-n- $200C. they cure the ailmenti where bid all persons trespassingon my land, 54-- and Hingle, Redding farm, house, or flcVicker Gasoline Engines. A. Hill, Newtown, Conn. Tel 1 50 11 water only .jive re- under penalty of the law. Frances farm, acres, room house, We handle kinds and can fit ether pills temporary Ct., June 9, J 909. In in house and barn, all kinds fruit, two many See his advertisement in an- Turney, Stepney, WASTED Chickens any quantity; with kind of an outfit you lief. FOR SALE. 16c per lb for young live chickens and miles from Bethel trolley. $5500. you any column. acres 15c lb Goos' 304 Beautiful building site, 70 acres more need. other FOE SALE 25 standing grass. Driving horse, dark bay, 6 years old, per for fowl. Market, Z. B. Easton, Conn. Main Danbury, Conn. or less, large barn, could not be built or Wilson, not afraid of auto or trolley. Also light St, $3000. All kinds of Pumps for power B. for Price $7500. buggy and harness. W. Marvin, 1 farm 115 acres, house, barn, on hill, well use. A GRADUATE NURSE and Swedish Iron Ct. SALE-Go- od farm of 120 acres, two will board nervous Birmingham Foundry, Derby, FOR extended viuw. overlooking Housatonic massage operator white house, 3 barns, five minutes 600 10 and convalescent at her coun- bouse and river, cords of wood carry hoad Children Cry patients walk from store, school churches, of cattle. $3000. home the summer. Address AUCTION SALE. $1000 Saws, Plows. Cutters, Blowers, Tanks, try ior Will sell for $3000, down and balance at $1800. FOR FLETCHER'S Care of fcnwtiwi: Bee, R. 11 House, barn, ,16 acres, Twined Nunra, residence the late 5 per cent. Address L. Carter, East 6 10 Towers, Artesian Wells, Newtown. Conn. At the of George Conn. House, rooms, acres land, $1600. S. Velie, Stepney, Conn. 8 mile from Main.St Waterbury. $500 can remain on mortgage. Windmills. store. of 84 A FOB SALE-i-- A good young cow with Burr Hawley's Consisting the Farm, acres, house, barn, $1800. CASTORI in following personal property: horses, all BOARDERS WANTED Very pleasant Six room house, barn, 3 acres land, calf by side. Will please every par- vHouse has mod- F. H. Bots-for- d, around farm and business; cows, young, healthy. $2000. ticular. Price right. Ives, Could accommodate fam- Come to my place and see the 'New Conn. due July and August; calves, out to ern improvements. pasture; buggies, some good as new; ily with automobile. Terms gladly given on Way Operate. Moses Devaux. S. B. FORSALE Horse; kind and gentle and sleigs, first class .order; all farming application, llrs Marbledale, For Sale. All manufactured and sold by Dean's Rheumatic Pills for Color utensils, mowing machines, horse rake, Conn. Wyandottes Entirely Safe fearless. Seven yearsold. black. Church, and Boston. and Neiralgia. ngetabl.. N. B. Conn. Tele- wheel harrow, cultivators, one lot of Seymour Glover, Newtown, as 14 White Wyandotte pullets and cock- phone 52-- hay, shovels, forks, harnesses, good mANTED TO BUY-1-00 head of cattle Represented by set of iron bobs, tools, k erels, June and July hatched. Laid.238 hew, carpenter's Highest cash pricts paid for good stoc for 297 some household furnture, one lot of Address" A. S li. D. 2, eggs March, eggs for AprlL Edwards, Bridgeport Price $15. One Red cock- coal, vinegar, one lot of paint, wood, and Ct. Telephones. Rhode Island a great many other things too numerous erel, June hatched. Price 51.50. a few John J. Agent, For Sale. in on Rhode Island Red from Rpecial Northrop, to mention, fact everything found A GOOD SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN for eggs a first class farm. Bay mare, brown matings; 60c per 14. Mrs Grace C. Conn. sale very cheap. In good condition. C. Tele- Newtown, mare, Jersey heifer, colves, business " Ct. Wellwood, Bridgewiter, Conn. 12 of young, large, well E. Osborne, Stepney. 134-- 2, pairs wagon, 1 horse lumber wagon, covered phone New Milford. matched Mules, from wagon. Concord bu?gy. top Kentucky 2300 delivery RENT- -4 rooms month or buggy, cutter, 1 horse wood shod sled, FOR pleasant by to 2600 lbs. Also one large machines, horse the season. John Frank, Route 16, OVERLOOKING SO ACHES, , FOB. SALE A few bushels of Japanese pair wheel harrow, mowing Conn. IAKE, Mon- harness, work harness I Newtown, 900. EASY TEBMS. sec. I buc kwheat. Mrs James Ejrr black horses 12 years old, cheap. rake, buggy cross- Conn. lot coal, parlor stove, cultivator, roe, White Chester Pigs for sale ready cut saw, set of iron bobs, 1 lot chickens, RENT Furnished room in the country, Building on this nice little farm are Worcester horse blanket, hives of bees. These forilight housekeeping. Address Farm, In good repair; include recently remod- to go must be sold. The sale will start Box 31. K. . u. 34, Newtown, Conn. eled m house and stable; rOB SALE Top milk wagon, nearly goods view short dis- business tobs w.tt C H. HAWES. at 10.30 a-- m., sharp, rain or shine. charming of Ip.ke; only a new. 2 sets of sleigh, tance from house; cuts 10 tons of hay; Buckeye Mowing or without body and tops; :i JUNE 12. Stock and Tools Tree. " 2 sen Gaylordsville, Conn. SATURDAY. lots of apples, plums, cherries, currants leva tread Hebncr tread power. sale. Four cows, 2 heifers, horses, 100 and berries; for Summer work 92-- The farm will be sold at private pair great place ! also one sjt rouble Telephone 5, New Milford Division. to terms. Machines All Al condition and the S. T. VELIE. Adm. hens, wagons, machinery and tools boarders; only $900; easy Page harnesses. Lusbrow. be thrown in with this big, productive, 80, Strout's May-Jun- e Bu'letln, eoiiv low. U 100-ac- prices are Arthur well located re farm; excellent free, A. Strout Co., Dept 62, 47 West New Fairfield, Conn. FARM WANTED 10 to 25 acres. 6 to TAX COLLECTOBS NOTICE. a Rakes, Tedders. 8 room soil; healthful location; bountiful shade; 34th Street, corner of Broadway, Kew. Hay Hay house, good repair, within thre Town Clerk's office outbuild- York. miles of Nowtown, Papbury Bethel oi' I will be at the house; good New be for the collection of taxes on the last ings; lots of fruit trees; big money A most Milforri, must under $3noo cash. 9 a. GOOD LUCK TOILET CASE State full in first letter. Box Saturday of each month from m., to maker; only $3900; part cash; see photo- comb, particulars week May-Jun- e Bul- lseful article. Contains mirror, 149, Bethel, Corn. i p m. On all the other days at graph, page 76, Strout's For Sale. J. B. FAIRCHILD, and button-hoo- k. Handy size; oflice of Taylor & Hubbell, from 7 letin, copy free, li A. Strout Co., Pept toothpick the 1 m V. horses. C. B. our 10c Catalop free. Eastern FOB SALE A food work horse. Wil- a. " ' 1"r Jnhn - Hniilihnn. 62, 47 West 34th Street, corner Broad- Work and driving Weed. price X. liam in., ,,tl Conn. New York. Stratneld Conn. Taunton Dist, Newtowx Novelty Co., Mamaroneck, N. Foreatelle. Warren, Crnn. Tax Collector, Newtown, way, Avenue, Bridgeport, Probata Notlcei. 'Warning. Warning la hereby (riven to the Inhabitant! The Herrick I) Mm vow Minium IhLm ol New. or Tuwu or isnwuiwn. uuanuua to in FiniirJ nrU. Utwn that a MWiil town tnwtlini of town, in Mtld dUirli't, Riwaing, D. Read di'ited. IihIiI M. Iw Town In Co. Mid town, will at the hall Ox fords are The Mew-to- Union The Court of I'mlnia fgr IMntrli't of anid town, on Saturday, June lu, IK', at t Stamp IkiIi limlifti anil allowwd immilm o'clock In the afuirnooii of U day, for the Sold Only At f rum dm rttmnif, fur Urn rvtllir of Mid iiiiriHHta of taking action on ih pmpoMlilon of Established 1337. hi tlidr uliilm fur wtil.-nu-iit- . William N. NorilmiplorlliHM'tilwiH'iilof tha Tliuno wlio iixtflix'l u iwMitit llinlr aivuuiiiii. uhligatlouaof William N. Noiihrop Ini'urrwj iiruMrly iuul, wli litit ld tliiio.will lm do a Un!inn for Charh It. Nonhmp, uttld Foster's. IWiTi'ila riN'uvxry, All Hrm Indebted Iij iiroiMnliloii Mng a follow! "William N, tij Kttu iru rMiutMUMl lii muke immwliuu) Northrop ofTira to pay the town of Kkwuwii ' ""' 4l.7u.MiV. U'lng thn facttof Hiuoalltl "Houl- $2.00, $2.50, $3.00. For Waists. AuHn B. IlldKMnmn, Adinlnlmrator. ihan dog chiu'k," wit h Intif imt u tint rate of Fancy 5 cunt from 12, I'M, to tlmdalu wlmn ROXIIU per li'. Pat. colt, gun metal and tan Buwla calf, PIKTIUCTOF KV,M.I'rol)UCo)irt. th payment will lie niailui togxlher wltu the vlcl kid. etc, beautiful colored Nets are laces and sheer fabrics further aum of tliio.241 Mug lh auiu am'ttr-talli- I. Milii.il If want unlitH ul.mti slirvut And Nets, prominent among Antotnott Nli'ltoln, Ute of Hoi-b-- ;.. E.iaieof and wrtlllwl by Frank E, Houlu. a oxforda you can tlnd ilium for waists summer shades In In until Ul.trli't, , at and guimps All the lovely are these Nets. Red, ded, count ant, a tliv corroct balance due the town L'ltnn tliu application of Emma K. Hwm of NuwUiwu from the airount of Charlna II. brown, wisteria, black, white and ecru. nratliiir ilwt letter of ailmliiUinulon du Northrop, all to lie paid within altyday up- gray, green, boiiU lion with the will amif xti may Im on condition that the Mtduclimm lmll oil lw Colored Toklo Bands matched trimmings for Nets. (rrnnU'iloniiiilUtwUie a per application ou half of thu Town upon receiving auch pay. FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, UIh muri) fully apiivkra, It In niiinlliiiniiullnti'ly reli'ttwi and discharge the Tucked Nets for and sleeves are in ecru and black. wild umillcuilnn In) heard and note of Mtld William N. the Life guimpes white, cream, Ordered, That Nortliropand Successor to H. P. Foster & Co., determined aUliet'niliatwoilli'u In Hoxburylln Itikuranco I'ollcy Iglvim bynald William N. In 18 45 Inch as lonaid town. And If thu Orientals and widths. Valenciennes and Notting- kald tlMrlcl, on tin luili day of J turn, Northnip mvurliy 246 nain ' Conn. A. 1). luili, at 8 o'clock afternoon, and thai nu proposition aforesaid la rt'juctod, to establish St., Danbury, ham in white and black'. of mild of on which the re- makea, cream, tii'o be irlvi'ii of the pendency appllca proper terms settlement, Piano Certificate with tlun ami the time and place of hcarluif tlicmm lease of tliu note and Insurance policy 'iiaimxl every purchase. Black Nets for waists and entire in immense liy imhll.lilinr thu miniu t limu in noma therein may be obtained." gown? variety. iHwiaiHr having a clrciiliulon In Haiti llu-trl- i't At the Lace Section. and by pontlnir a mty thereof on the Samuel A. Blackman, imhlli'NliM puHt In tiio Town of Uoxbury in Michael Dotiahuu, aaid Hlsuli'U Alfred M. Ilrlwoe. of said Newtown. Edward W. I'mslon, Judiro. . Huluctmun Nooi Dated at Newtown, June 9, 1IW9. Saturday Summer Couch Covers. CTATE OF CONNECTICUT. Dlntrlet of O lirldiroport, 1'robato Court, May 29, Dinner l!W. Don't Miss This Chance to Of cool, smooth, heavy Linen, a material very suitable for warm weather. Kstato of Loin Hull late of tliu town At Irwin's I of Monroo, in Mid District, deceased. Buy A Poultry Farm. In the Arcade Plain natural colored linen, The Couit of Probate for the Diatrlct Self-color- ed of Bridgeport hnth limited and al- This offer for 6 days, fiord house, station- Bridgeport: striped linen, lowed alx montha from date hereof, tor ary tubs, water, 8 lircplacen, large barn, 18 the creditor of anid Estate to exhibit acres land, 2 apple orc"rds, K hen houses, Natural and green striped linen, their clalme to theadminiMirntor. Thone I brooder house iltixlWi My value of stock, 40 Cents. With knotted to wear to wash. who neglect to present their accounts, Figures don't lie: fringe, good and easy within wild time, will 200 Fowls, 4 of them pure R. I.,'Red properly attested, fc'OO.oo floor. be debarred a recovery. All persona in- stwk. Upholstery Store, third said estate are recreated to lOOHrollers, 75.00 SOTJPS debted to B0."0 Ve multe Immediate payment to 100 will be soon, Mtahle Cream of Celery 00 dozen eggs per week 27c, 16.20 Arthur J. Hull, 3 60.00 ENTREE Administrator de bonis non. Cyphers Incubators, Hroodcm. 60.00 Peach Fritters, Wine Sauce. 1 Horse. 50.00 The Tea Room now Salads for which are made to OK NEWTOWN, ss. Probata 2 12.10 provides luncheon, up DISTRICT Harness, " MEAT OU FISH 3. 1909. 5 Vehicles. 75.00 order in fevv beef clam of A. Wheeler, late of New- Roost Prime Ribs of Beef a very minutes. Chicken, and bouillon with whipped Estate Mary 1 Cutting Box. ." In said district deceased. 1 - town. Klelgli. 5.00 Boiled Corned licet and Spinach cream, sandwiches, homemade cake and strawberries;- The Court of Probare for the District S lOo.uu al- Cows due about July, Boiled Cod with Eirtr Sauce of Newtown hath limited and 2 20.00 lowed six months from date hereof, for Stoves. Wood In stove lengths, 20.00 J) VEGETABLES the creditors of said Kstate to exhibit Lot of lumber. 20.00 their claims to theadmlnlstrator. Those 15.00 Boiled or Hashed Potatoes to Oorn and Potatoes planted, The D. M. READ who neglect present their accounts Cat and 4 00.00 (J New Wax Beans or Sliced Cucumbers Co, attested, within said time, will Kittens, properly In- 1L be debarred a recovery. All persons 87K3.20 DESSERT are to debted to said estate requested Chicken houses and Netting. SU0.00 f) Lemon Meringue I'uddinir make Immediato p.iyment to Tilt.. A L. 1m- .- w. John R. Wheeler. Administrator. 810H3.20 Strawberry Shortcake (1 OK WASHINGTON, ss. l'robate Will Sell for $1350 Cash. f Tea Coffee ft Acme Harrows DISTRICT. 5.A. I g I). IIow much does cost? FEARLESS MAN URE.SPREADER! Estate of Charles C. Lemmon, late of Wash- your farm Should B on Every Farm. In said dlstrletdeceased. ington, F. Now The circular beater (see il Upon the application of Evan Evane, ad- Charles Beardsley, Write Right to ministrator de bonis non, praying that he or NEWTOWN. CT. lustration) makes the FEAR some other suitable persdn be authorized and BOOTH E BROS., to sell the real estate to 5 minutes from school, one-ha- lf hour from Painting LESS different from all other empowered belonging church. Carriage Conn. said estate, as per application on tile more Stratford, Spreaders. It spreads widi fully appears, it Is At Reasonable That's the to Get Your Farm ii -- Mil il - in w ii m ri i i OitDEKEU, That said application bo heard Spot twice as wiae as tne dox. and determined at the Probate Ottlce In Prices. Tools. Washington, in said district, on the 19th day of June, A. I). 1909, at S o'clock "Winana f SPECTACLES and fitted. In the afternoon, and that notice be given King A. eye glasses of said and time W.BASSETT, Sandy Hook Lenses matched and allktnds nf repairs. of the pendency application & 1054 Harder Co., and of Reod Todd, Opticians, Main St., Mfg. place hearing thereon, by publishing B Id Conn. the same in some newspaper having Segis." deport. Cobleskill, N. Y. a circulation In said district, and by posting in a copy thereofun the publlc-slgn-po- in the The best son of King Segis Girls Wanted. None BetterjJMade Town of Washington nearest to where deceas- New whose seven nearest 5 England IT. ed last, dwelt at least days before said' day We can always use bright girls Than the Milwaukee Mowing Machine and the Straight beaters of all E. Piatt & Son, assigned officially tested dams over will you. Let us talk the mat- average who want to learn to run price surprise other Spreaders, Newtown, Conn. Heman 0. Averill, Judge. 27Jbs butter in 7 days and over sewing ter over with you before you buy. spread only machines. Steady employment at S. 3. PARKS, Trumbull, Conn. to their actual width from Sales Agants WesternlConn. OK ROXBURY. ss. Probate 80 lbs. of milk a day, and whose DISTRICT H. A. D.J1U09. work. wide and easy SALE-Mo- del V Victor Ma-- - clumsy wagons,! of Catherine Marshall, late of Rox-bur- y, Dam and Grandam and sire's Dam TjiOK Talking Estate chine with 60 large selected records; like but the deceased. 30-da- FEARLESS in said District, and y records Nichols Underwear Corpor- a A. 3779 Main spreads, widest of all from a narrow of the administrator Grandam have new, bargain. William Tator, wagon Upon the application St., Bridgeport, Conn. mr of saia tate in writing, praying that an or- that average over 108 lbs Butter, and ation, viiuugu uruinary roaas and gates. der said court be issued, authorizing and over 80 lbs milk a day. Individually jt said de- NEW MILFORD, CONN. directing him to sell the realeslateof he is as ad his breeding. Stock Notice. to the statute, as ap- good Special ceased,! according per Write terms plication on file more fully appears, it is for sale at all times. for Power Horse Clipping at short notice. Ordered, that said application be heard and of service to FOR SALE HORSES. A. H. PEEKY, Hopewell Dist., New- DO determined at the Probate Office in Koxbury, town, Conn. P. Route 25, Petbvl. WH AT YOU WANT ? 23d of 0., In said district, on the day June, E.JL LAKE, AUCTION SALE, HORSES-- We wilt sell at A. D. 1909, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and at 185 Com- of said Brookfield Conn. our regular auedon sale, Friday, look our If it is a small or business of kind, that notice be given of the pendency Center, merce street, one carload of fresh Iowa hor- You will do well to over farm, large, any city property and of 985-1- application and the time place hearing Telephone 5. of several) matched and stock of for or a home that are Write the same once in ses, consisting pairs investment, cosy cottage you looking for, thereon.by publishing several well broke single horses. We will Harness, Robes, some newspaper having a circulation in said hand for 50 head of Wagons, Carriages, or See on also have on disposal District, and by posting a copy thereof the acclimated horses consisting of saddlers, Whips, etc.. sign-po- st of In public in the town Roxbuiy drivers, general business and heavy draught Before purchasing elsewhere. O. said district. at horses. These horses will be sold for the iW. COGGSWELL, Edward W. Preston, Judge. Wanted, once, highest dollar. Horses for any class of bus- A. II. ESISCOE & SON, iness can be found here. We also have 1094 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. $50 or Hook, Conn. To exchange worth of groceries for hand our usual line of harness, blankets and Sandy 1 size : 1 SAlsE National Separator, J greenbacks or silver. Don't delay. The first among which are several new and FOR 1 3 Oliver type- wagons, You can a 8. Separator.'sizee; No. second hand business wagons. Consignments STOP And read this: buy 1 1 Edison customer gets the deal. the writer, latest model; Phonograph, solicited. Private sales dailv. Do not forget nandsome upright piano, little used, 1 5 1 1 in N. ISOiecords; h. p. marine gas engine; we moved around corner to instrument is A No. every respect Q. Clarke's Liver Pills have right the bar-ga'- i.. Vegetable 1 1 Berk- as new. For sale at a second hand Victor safe; registered Barnum Bros., 185 Commerce Street. This is the only square and good 1 OF- shire boar year old; 2 registered Berkshire run horse auction sale in the state of Con- Address Opportunity, BEE Bilious and 1 bull 18 Shepard's Old Stand, Dodglngtown. Have a wonderful reputation for curing Dyspeptic Ailments. As sows due to farrow soon; Holsteln necticut. We have a sale on Friday the FICE, Newtown, Conn. 1 every a months old; Holsteln cow. fresh, round. remedy for Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, 1 1 year 2 Ayrshire cows. due in ;August, f stand Unrivalled. Once used. For sale Drug- registered round-botto- m etc., they tried, Always oy in Nov.; 5 fishing boats: 1 FOB SALE Eaby carriage, used only B. F. CANNON, Prop., Free mail. Recommended boat; 50 tons Ice; 2 one summer; cost $1.50, will sell for For Sale. gists. sample by by Physicians. pleasurel rebber-tire- second-han- 2 second-han- d SS. One d $:.5. One New Conn. d ranges; parlor runabout, Haven, 100 loads of HOSKORD.- bii3ines.i one one bob acclimated horses; also four ear ranges. P. J. top wasorj surrey; Western horses received direct from the G. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. New Preston, Conn. sleigh. G. A Barhite, care of Standard Fast fill Co Office. Conn. farms of Iowa, including Road Horses, Brilgepon WANTED Brush to-c- by the job. Pacers, Heavy Chunks and Heavy Draft TTIGHEST MARKET PRICES Paid for 434 South Avenue fearless and as Cummlngs, Horses, all guaranteed repre- Antique Furniture and sold. EL calves and poultry at Roxbury Station To old useless horses to Bridgeport, Conn. sented. We have also a fine lot of Sleighs, bought Wed- WANTED buy, O. B. Tucker, Easton, Ct. P. O. Address every Monday and Washington every and all dead horses and cows re- both single and double, Heavy Bobs, Wagons, R. D. Clocks of all Kinds Dealer In Har- 25, Bethel, Ct. Tel. Bridgeport nesday. Martin Greenblatt. Cattle. moved free of charge. Fred Daniels, 2367 Carriages, Farm Wagons and Trucks, Division. Calves and Poultry 39 North Vine St. Madison Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone nesses, Whips, Blankets, Robes, etc, WtS also REPAIRED. Conn 1811-- have second hand Furniture and Pianos that are as good as new. Give us a call. Special attention given to old fashioned 25 Piano Clocks. TORENT-About- acres of land situated Tuning. Pleasant, consisting of pasture, TheSmedleyCo., Max A. well known tuner Mrs For Service. Grass, piano E. E. MEEKEK. New Preston. Ct orchard and meadow land. Inquire of 171 Brewery St., New Haven, Conn. of Bridgeport. Conn., formerly of Stein-wa- y Lucy Cavanaugh, Box 496, Newtown, Ct. . & Sons, Mfgr., N. Y., and successor The Thoroughbred Registered Holsteln bull of late Fred Beyer, will be pleased to RENT The east half of the double house Terms rpO tenement and Sir Korndyke De Kol Pledge. SI, at Notice. attend to your piano tuning. Orders on West street. Pleasant time of service. may be left at The Bee office, Newtown. I Sell Farms tutashort walk from the churches, stores, 'opened the old Whitehead Black- Will be in H. Beers. Newtown. Having Newtown every month. etc. "inquire of Robert smith shop at Roxbury Center, am now pre- Bridgeport address, 438 West Avenue. And all kinds of real estate. WILLIAM HORWITZ, Easton, Conn. to do and General Job- Give me a of farm or 8 pared Horseshoeing description your FOR SALE 1 Dapple Gray Horse, years bing. Glad to see all my old customers at my DlaM, and the terms and I do the reit. cnunr! and all rifht. a erood one. weight new stand. L.P.PAYNE, JACOB BLCCK, Middle Gate District, 1300. 8250. Also 16 colts and CRAFT & LYON, about Price have Roxbury, Conn. ttoute it, iNewtown, uonn. want to sell a few of them. They are" the Conn. breedy. speedy kind, some nice drivers, lages ! Stepney, from 1 to 8 years. Also ior service one uii;k Kodaks WANTED A copy of Peck genealogy Stallion Milton 41774, Sire Rene, Ira B. Peck. 1868. Address, Practical Painters. UOR SALE One shingle mill, one planer, Percheron A. by stating A Dam Fanchette, both imported. Terms 815 Walter Wood price, George H. Peck, 1029 West Main one lath saw, all in first class condition. to insure In foal. Owner of mare at time of Nuttinghame Company plemerts for the farm. St., Waterbury, Conn. Our long service ard the fact of our James H. Oodd. New Milford Conn. for fee. Mares bred at using the best materials gives absolute- service responsible Hay Tedders, owner's risk. For write or tele- At keep a full stock. It being our Mowers, Hay Rakes, ly the best satisfaction. A trial will particulars Southbnry Disc Harrows. convince phone B. G. Humphrey. Romford, Conn. Tel. business to use cameras, get expert advice of Harrows, Spike Tooth you. We have a complete 41-- line of 1909 mould- You 2. Div. us. A wall papers, When Want Washington complete line Plows. Cultivators. FOR SALE. be to Fertilizers at Lowest Prices. ings, etc., which we will pleased E show at convenience. We are SALE A thoroughbred registered Hol-- you your A stylish carriase or waeon pOR TOR A hand horse Perfection Red Cedar Shingles, well equipoed for th? best work at stein bull calf from anjadvanced registry SALE second heavy 16 18 ov- and one that is built riht and will last, come 2100, 8 and Inch length. Call and look them prices to meet the times. cow. He is beautifully marked and fit to also brown farm team, weight before elsewhore. None better ana see us. n, er purchasing herd. Price 125. Wm. Horwitz.Eas-to- driving horses; pair Holsteln W. B. Newtown. head any R. W. Glover, no matter what price you pay. Ct. Tel. 1416-2- 1. Bridgeport Div. . steers partly brbke. Green, Brookfield Center, Conn. Phone 983-- C. F CONGER, R. Hatch & Sons, B. & Carriage Manufacturers, e two tons of Hawley Co., Conn. FOESALE-On- or good hay. Botsford, NEW FAIRFIELD, CONN. ExperiencedMason Redding Center, Conn. For Service, - - - Conn, Horseshoeing, Carriage and Wagon Stepney, General As I have son Rewiring of all kinds and Work Promptly NOTICE given my George The Stallion Blacksmithing. We aim to ulease our I forbid anyone harboring or customers. Attended To. him on my afteount, as I will pay no For Sale. Tax Collector's Notice trusting Horse Power. bills of his contracting after this date. May Rhode Islond Red chicks for early delivery; Clippingf fly Notice Is hereby given to all persons liable w. C. "KRUGER, 31, 1909. J. W. Bolt, Roxbury Sta., Conn, $15 per hundred or S9 for 50. II. M. Greenman, Telephone No. 23-5- . to pay taxes in the Town of Neweown that Cold Springs Farms, Newtown, Conn. Route the taxes on list 1108 shall be due and payable Blanket Meadow, STEPNEY. CT. 16. Prince, Saturday. Slay 1. 1909. I will be at the follow- Tel. 14U Ring 12. WANTED A boar pig, weight 100 to ing places to receive same: Town Clerk's Of- Ancelot 28,888. 150 pounds. THree or four pure Shep- fice Saturdays. May 1, 15, 22 and 29 from 9 a. m, Morgan and English sire. Four years old, PETER H. LYNCH, herd H. C. Hill, Bethle- to 4 p. m: Taylor. Curtis & Co.'s store, 1250. pups for sale Sandy FOB SALE. weighs hem, Conn. Hook, Monday. May 3d, from 10 a. m. to 4 p. 15 head yearling heifers. 7 bulls, 1 black The well bred, fast and handsome Service fee $10, when the mare Expert Horseshoer, m.i S.J. Blackmail's store. Hawley ville, Sat- 900 lbs. Ches- May 8, from 8 a. m. to 10 a. m. and horse, fearless, and weighing with foal. Hill, Conn. urday. at tnut lumber of all kinds. trotting Stallion will make the sea- proves ' Long A. B. Blakeman's store, Botsford. from 11 a. Walter and and General mto5p.m. JOHN F. HOULIHAN, Couch, son at Carriage Wagon repairing For Sale. Collector. Woodvllle Dist.. F. E. BROAS, Blacksmith. Satisfaction In all work guar- anteed. In good condition, 25 acres of land, house of New Preston, Conn. Tel. 3, WASHINGTON. CONN. 10 rooms, hay barn and outbuildings. What ORENAUQ FARM, am I offered. Apply Eggs for Hatching F. B. ! Woodbury, Conn, BOABD Crest Wakeman, New From High Class COTBTBT At Breezy for Hatch Something Bethlehem, Litchfield County. Conn. Eggs Route 11, Westport, Conn. WHITE Send fomedleree. etc.. to W. H. BUCKING Elevation 1100, feet, excellent table, Avenarius Carbolineum HAM. Lontr Dist. 'Phone 2: Local 'Phone fresh vegetables, cream ar.d milk from For wood and also a disinfectant. cows. Terms on ing. preserving WYANDOTTES, 26-- or JOSEPH ATCHISON, Local Phone Jersey applications. Farm For Sale. Prevents all kinds of rot in wood and keeps it References furnished In New Haven Comb White Eggs from free from of all kinds. beauty' 94. Conn. P. O Single Leghorns. A vermin Especially Bred for and great egg Woodbury, and Bridgeport. A. C. take, machines, stock of first little money down will buy this good for cow stables and ben houses. Il'or D No. 2 Tel typical egg utility production, Watertown, Corn. R. F. Quality thoroughbred Wyckoff Strain. My farm. Immediate possession given. sale by work Woodbury Division 18-- 3. and 75c and $1 per setting. IOR SALE One pair of cheap stock are winter layers, strong vigorous. Nearly new house and barns; water sell one or both. 20 bushel 75c for 15 Also Barred Rocks from & horses; will A steam sur- eggs. in house meadows Penfield Craig, 4 casks fine cider. FOB SALE Locomobile Park's bred-to-la- y strain. $1 for 15 eggs. and barns; nearly C. Stratford, Ct. of potatoes; of Maple In A. Blackman, Rond Farm, New Preston, Cor.n. Tele- rey pood running order. Aldress level. Good fences; plenty ofjwood; Stepney Depot, Conn., 18-- Div. vieorgo VooJford Route 4, Bridgeport, G. South Britian, Conn. phone Washington Conn. L CASS, near churches and school. Telephone house. Rural delivery of mail past the 10c Smoke TlrtTNTED A strong capable woman as WAMILD A competent girl for gerer-a- l FOR SALE-- 60 acres, 9 room house, barns, "A 2 door. ' ' cook. Address The Curtis School, Brook- housework. Reference required. Mrs water, timber, miles from station, field Center, Conn. Jame B. Atwater, Fairview Terrace, $1500; 1300 can remain if necessary. 50 other Address POST OFFICE BOX 55, 5c. Derby, Conn farms, 7 to 4t acres, buildings, fruit, water, Conn. Wanted for KOTICE The Board of Relief for the timber, all within 3 miles of the station; sev- Stepney Depot, wants. SEstablisbed STRAIGHT CIGAR. Hand Borough of Newtown will meet for the FOE SALE. eral stocked. I tooled. State yoar MAHONEY'S 64 Grand Havana purpose of hearing appeals from tne 8 Brophey's Realty Exchange, street, Made. Guaranteed tClear tiller. and One pair gray horses, 2800 lbs, and Conn. CHOICE We.SupplyjMale and Female Help 43-- 4 in. long. doing of the.Boird of Assessors 22u0 ns. 8 Danbury. Conn. Broad leaf wrapper, as f 10 years old, 340; one pair .of All in name, shape and quality; S2.a0.per doing any other proper business, 12 old. one 2200 lbs, -- OU. blood Holstcin Kinds, Straight On 14, 1909, at the and years $175; pair SALE Full Bjll j , of 50 delivered. Monday, June workers 8 months old. strain. Ho- box store of R. H. Beers & Co., from 1 to 6 $115; all these horses are good calf, Cornicopca oaohmen.Kirm Help.(iardeners,etc and Ore mules, E. S. Hatch, New Fairfield, Conn. ! tel Cmiks,.Waitresses.Nurses, etc. p. m.; on Monday, June 21, at the office gentle. pair ATS Help, $350. One SEED J. P. MAH0NEY, Mfe, 1 5 m. gentle and good workers, of The Newtown Bee. from to p. CAXT-- most HILL. CT. good road horse, 1J good family horses; E rOB SALE 45 heifers, J) Allen'slEmployment'Bureau, LONG Frank Wright, also one Glen's Falls butboard, with ly 5 thoroughbred Devons Robe--t H. Beers. & Telephone. Mon-- a top, new. Wanted to buy: hay or straw from 1 to 6 years old. v. a. TAYLOR HUBBELL, J (it, 'Bridgeport. BENT-T- he Gorman estate In Board Relief, Borough juason.11-- rno Mary of for 'bedding. T. Andrews. 34 North Wooobury, Conn. Telephone Conn. lnnulre of Miss of Newtown. Edgar Newtown Station. roe. For particulars , Elm Bethel, Conn. Telephone. Woodbury Div. Annie L. Gorman, Box 68. Long mil Conn. Newtowa, Con.-- Juna 7, 1909. St, 1 0

10 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, IW. The Newtown Beei warn The Oil Stove With N'l'wmwn. Vrlilny, June II, HiO, makes baby nervous tad fretful, a CABINET TOP and stops gala in weight. Plattsyille. The New Perfection Wick Blue A IIOYDKN'sTllU. WEDDING. A lionie is ths best for Flame Oil Cook-Stov- e differs very pruty wedding tth at tin' home of Mr and Mrs ing babies. It strengthens the oil hat from alt other stoves. Saniuti Winner on June 2, when nerves, supplies lime for the teeth, wan a CABINET TOP. This their ilmiKliitr, Ktliol, married keeps the baby growing; to Hurry S. tidwartlit. The bride means you can keep dishes and wan KDwuod In white mesKullne nnd Gets small bottle now. All Drutultti ot utensils within easy reach while carried a tshowtr bowiuet bride's w rosi'H. hlie wtid utteiidud her bIh-te- r, m hot by iiniini'ifHWi cooking, and can keep food M Iss Gnu e, who wore white afttr removing itfrom tin blazi. dimity and curried carnatloiiR. Tho spent Wednesday and Thnrs lay wltn groom was attended by his brother, K. Hutch at GuylordHville. From its wonderful burners to t'larece Edwsrdr,. The UKliers were Mm Carrie Cuninilntfs and Mro its racks for holding towels the Edwin and Frank Edwards, brothers Wallace Conby of PoughkeepHla are of the groom. As the first chords of visiting friends In the vlltiiijo. Mendelssohn's wedding march wre played by Miss Anna Gray, the bridal party entered the room and marched HOW'S THIS? up an Isle formed by eight young We offer One Hundred Dollar Re- PERFECTION girls holding white ribbons. Rev ward for any cuh of Ciitnrrli that run-n- NEW In cureJ Hull's William E. Swanaon, of Strnt-flel- d by Oitiirrh Cure. pastor F. J. CHUNKY CO.,- Toledo, O Baptist church, performed the We. the unclcTMlgntMl, have known F. Cook-Stov- e ceremony under an arch of bridal J. Cheney for the piiHt 15 yearn and be- Wick Bine Flame Oil wreath and laurel. After the wed- lieve him perfectly honorable In all liiiMlncss transections nnd ttimitrlnlly ding breakfast the happy couple left able to carry out any obllgatlotiN made is without equal. Its principle of concentrated heat means that the work for a tour through New York State, by hi firm. The unbearable Falls and other WALDING. KINNAN ft MARVIN, can be done quickly and without the kitchen being heated to an visiting Nlagra Wholesale druggiM. Toledo. O. i . . I! J ! 1 J "v: U of interest. other InUr-will- r ioc t. ana J iu v points Among Hill Catarrh Cure is taken oegree. wan ugniea insianuy lumeu uigu, J4C5 relatives acting the blood Cabinet prserts wr' given by directly upon "medium" at will. Three sizes. With or without of the bride and also nnd mucous surfaces of the system. groom, silver, Testimonials sent free. Price 75c rer Top. At your dealer's, or write our nearest agency, cut glass and other valuable gifts. bottle. Sold by all drugglm. Take Undermuslin The young couple will reside in Hall'8 Family Pills for consti- Stratfield. pation.

--mW Mr an of S. It tionB8Upos- - Wood, employe South Britain. " r was stricken Insensible VFtmttr eible to get Gives a clear, Wlsner, to his work Is that reaches the farthest corner of a good-ize- d while attending and The will be closed Satur- Sale. bright light Library confined to his bed under the living-roo- Well made throughout of nickeled brass ; still day evening, June 12, but will be of Dr of perfectly safe and very ornamental If not with your care Patterson Bridgeport, open as usual In the afternoon. who at present is substituting for dealer, write our nearest agency Po not forget the entertainment In Semi-Annu- .. Dr Donaldson. Our al Sale of fine Undermuslins started "x Munson's hall, "Mrs Briggs of the Standard OH Company Benjamin Brlssler has been em Poultry Yard." Wednesday of this week and ia a decided trade triumph. (Incorporated) ployed by E. B. Sherwood. Homer Ciark of Stuidevent's Man The Undermuslins are the delight of the particular FIT. STYLE AND MAKE-U- P ufacturing Co. of Readville, Mass., woman the of the dressy miss the envy of our com- called on h's friend, Ernest Jonnson, joy in The three things that all men id is merely admiration in despair. while Bridgeport, recently. Ir. petitors. Envy Miss Carrie Johnson of their clothes and ;o clrioir Bloomneld, are The June Undermuslin Sale prices are object lessons in N. has made a visit get together these the points J., protracted Stein-Bloe- 185 with her Mrs S. Wlsner. that h have put tlmir dress-econom- y. Each and every offering is an insurmount- 185 sister, brains into and worked out Main Street. The Ladies' club meet with Mrs simply able home sewing or of buying Under- Main Street. L. A. and seriously. Others may make argument against Jennings, Wednesday. more clothes but bulk never The Ladies Aid Society of the inter muslins anywhere else. Loyins es ed Stein-Bloc- h. !t Center street Metnodlst church will unless had qual in as well as The undermuslins are carefully made, perfect in pro- meet with Mrs E. B. Sherwood on ity it mere quantity. Garments iltcin-- r och means of lace em- Danbury's Fashionable Shop for Ladies' Outer June 16. A Qualitty g'tt'iijc portions and lovely in their elaboration and Wednesday afternoon, the suit so that no man good attendance is requested. right frying it on or wearing it can say, "I've broidery. been foiled again.'' The season's new in Sum Monroe. sprucest styles in the favored blues Everything that's nd grays are completely ready, con- Now Is the Best Time NEWS OP LOCAL NOTE. servative styles for conservative Buying dressers. Don't wait for a mer Dressef. Mr Mrs Marshall Beach and torrid and wave to remind Mr Mrs F. J. Lord left for you uncomfortably and Summer time is here. of the Season. Net and on of last week that furnishing 'linen, Rep, Pongee, Raga, Lingerie Cheshire Wednesday Select straw or ear- 25th anniver your hat Panama to attend the wedding the is Dresses. of Mr Mrs Parker. ly, picKing particularly good sary and Asnley now. The best first. Mrs Theodore attended styles go Regal Beardsley Oxfords for men and women, the Some great reductions in Tailored Suits; also in Ue wedQing of her daughter, Miss to shoes for real comfort, because they Coats. Charlotte Eliza, George Ray are the shoe made in Cloth and Silk Goodman at Hartford on June 2. only quarter sizes, thus a fit for every Announcement cards have been re- insuring & Barber foot. "Educator" shoes for boys and The Howard ceived by the bride's many friends In town. girls. Neckwear, plain colors, white and figured. Lightweight under Cards have been Issued for cele- wanted summer the 25th of the wear,. hosiery, every brating anniversary -- & the home of of Mr end Mrs Anton Zim fixrng. Pavis Savard, Co., Stein-Bloc- h clothes and MARK DOWN SALE j on Regal shoes, merman, Friday evening, the Main corner of Fairfield Ave- 11th. Street, Of Robes and Blankets nue, n Bridgeport. j Harmoiy Grange enterta'ns East-o- CONN. and Housatonic on Fri- DERBY, During the month of February. s Granges TROUBLE MAKERS OUSTED. day evening of this week. Ihe Center school closes, this When a sufferer from stomach week .Wednesday. trouble takes Dr King's New Life V. V. and Wheeler spent Saturday Pills he'smighty to see his dys- Conn. friends in Milford. glad 16 Whitest., Danbury, Sunday with pepsia and indigestion, but more he's ' Miss Caroline Hollister, who has tickled over his new, fine Competent Workmen forfRepairing. West appetite, spent the winter in llaveu. has nerves, Vigor, all be- -- strong healthy '' aeae aeae assae aeaieaRW to own homo. ieae acac acacacaear-Tit--- returned her cause stomach, liver and kidneys now The The popular butcher, George U. work 25c at R. H. Beers & Co., Great un- right. Burr, ma ill last week, and his Newtown; Taylor, Curtis & Co., San- Homer of took his S to The "Champion cle, Clark Zoar, dy Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L. White Stone place. Stevenson; H. W. Osborne, two sons of Goulett, Walter Conn and little Easton; W. B. Hawley, Sherman; N. Mrs j Refrigerator Suit for '5 Boonton, Y., James Phillips Smith Bros., Cornwall Con-ner-y Boys, Bridgeport Alton Bridge; of Bridgeport, Raymond Hall, Bros., R. F. Smith, Georgetown; f A TV.. Is made Ronerts, Frank Tingley, Misses Mabel West Cornwall; S. J. Blackman, to give Annie Business college Fisher, Lena Hall, Locke, all Hawleyvllle; G. W. Hurlburt & Co.. Store. extra long service of were of Mr and Greatest R. & CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor. Ansonia, guests Roxbury; Allen Joyce, Roxbury Sta- 4? under the hardest on K. Mrs Sylvester Clark .Memorial tion; G. W. Hatch, Bridgewater; W. Tl .k WH - to wear Day. N. New E. H. Beard- usage : Noble, Milford; MOUNTAIN STONE LINED Webster Clark of Mrs Wil- S and save money Bridgeport, sley, New Preston; ;Wetterau & be- - REASONS Abbie of Cornwall were 1 REFRIGERATOR is far TEACHES THE AS Phelps West liams, Washington Depot; Harry J and mending. week-en- Haw- The WELL AS THE DETAILS OF d guests of Mrs J. H. Brown, South bury; C. P. Williams ie yond competition. ct Only the tough- kins. ... South Britain; Perkins Bros., War-reD- ; Chest with the chill is used Jfr est fabrics are us BUSINESS. W. N. Hurd, Long Hill; Pen homes 4Q in over a million ed; all seams are field & Craig, Stepney Depot Huntington. JKJ Hie SlUUO Till" ww double-sew- n with are lined is quarried School Kooms open, and Teachers in Attendance from 8 a. m. to AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN Children Cry Ja they linen thread and j White Mountains, as 5 p. m. Day sessions from 9. 30 a. m. to 3.30 p. m. A man from New Haven FOR FLETCHER'S at the taped; stout linen young and cold as the jj preached in the Congregational 4l pure spray stays resist strains; I church, Sunday morning. Rev F. A. R A of the mountain stream, pants have double BRIDGEPORT BUSINESS COLLEGE, CASTO T Sani- - Holden was in Mass. over Sunuay i'o oacilv rleanable. Ifc seat and knees. A the at- Tel. number from Center 2q Durable, Odorless and Court Exchange Building, 1335. tended memorial services in East tary, Handsome S tocTliinloY fiirtilation. Pi U UOl w suits, Office Open Evenings. Village. Mj'ivi Three young lady artisis from in medium and t I in Bridgeport are spending the week at darl tne "Salt Box" and are mixtures, sketching Hard-- sizes 7 to $5. some of the pretty views hereabouts. The Danbury 16, The ladies of the "Salt Box" enter- 4i of Let your boy test " tained the Congregational Aid E. STONE & SON ware Co., a Champion Suit. society in a charming manner, and 4. tif Clothes, hats, shoes and fur- Dr this week Mrs Charles Millard will Telephone'194, 4? MQQ51 Main St.. for of all J be the hostess at her home in the old nishings boys ages. DAKBURY. Linsley place. 229 Main St., Danbury. j , jj j Burlison, Quite a large number from this side of the town are looking forward 4 to their graduation from ihe Shelton v school, which occurs next week. rctic and High Special Showing. Knowlton Huntington schools elese next Outfitters to Women Street, week. Linen Suits. Repp Suits. Hen. and Cklldren Northwest Corner In Inatural and colors, all made In ftaln Street -- and Fairfield Avenue, "1 Bridgeport, Ct. Bull's styles at prices that please. Bridge. Bridgeport, Conn. Dresses. Telephone. TWO HUNDRED AND FOR TV Batiste Dresses. Lawn Dress- POUNDS OF CARP. Mull Dresses, es, in all the latest, trims and colors. Large 1 assortment. Jair.es Harris caught 40 carp in the Housatonic river, Monday, most Coats. of them weighing six pound apiece. Linen, Pongee, Eepp. Silk. Announcements ot Bedding Merchants. WEEK. Louis Darling of Danbury was in Continuation ot our June Sale of Under- SILVERWARE the village recently. muslins. ... Charles Buher of New Haven was Sensational Silver Sale. at F. R. Lane's from Thursday until Saturday. and We are the wholesale and retail special representatives In Bridgeport and vicinity of Walter D. Conn was given a sur- Look, Watch silver flat ware. No better the eelebrated Holmes Edwards plated prise, Monday evening, May 24, by eoods can be made and our close connection and large purchasing power enables us to quote KILL the COUGH on silverware. We do free and havine his young friends, :t being his 14th Listen. the lowest ever known prices dependable engraving and the LUNGS five expert engravers on the premises are enabled to promptly fulfill all orders. Ask to bavg birthday . CURE the famous Sterling Inlaid Spoons and Forks shown and explained. Mrs Charles Thayer and son, The Ridge Store has opened A Silkolene case of 26 pieces. Special for one week, $1.98. with a complete line of . 26 125, N. Y., were at A chest of Sterling Inlaid Silverware pieces. Regular price Ourspecialprlcefl7.PS Frank, of Wrngdale, Just Alike. Tea Spoons from per dozen to o per doien. Mr Potter's, Monday. Groceries, Feed, Hardware, 't Dr. to extent. Fancy pieces of all kinds. Mrs M. Lane is a King's Paint is paint-- a certain Julia spending looks alike to yous Goods, Shoes, son in New Perhaps it all Dry short time with her But when it comeslto the wearing Qualities and Haven. Candy Cigars, Nov Stateman Paint is THE Paint Our aim will be to our customers and & Miss Ida Frank and Miss Tracy of Discovery please Q. W. Fairchild Sons., Inc., rive the best goods the market affords at cktr Webotuck and Miss Disbrow of Onlyiat I prices. CALL AND SEE VS. were at F. R. last cno toucHS JHi Manufacturing Jewelers, Opticians, Bridgeport Lane's, I Ull Trial Bottle Free week. WOLDS House in Connecticut fine ALL THROOT AND LUNGTROUBLES. The Lowest Priced for goods, Leman G. Lane of New Haven AND Stone's JOHN MUENNICH, Prop., "At called on friends in the village. Wed- GUARANTEED SATISFACTOBYl Conn Established 1865. the Sign of the Chimes," 62 White St, DANBURY. ReddlnglRldge, and Conn. nesday. OB MONEY BBJOMDm 997 Main Street Arcade, Bridgeport, Mrs J. M. Lane and Mrs Mallory THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY,.! UNE ut m 11 Newtown Bea We Offer lor &!e The the ineoinimrullo Newtrwn Irk'ljr Juno 11, 1 909. Beckwlth Round Oaks, Trading at Barton's is A Satisfaction. . Try it and See. Ntw Milford Beckwlth Air Tight Wood AN EXCITING APTKRXOON'B FX- - Heaters, v Pfc,RIENlK& CliPHiPr , Stamford and the popular imw Colonial got oenr of the Nil liot Undorwear Cor- Round Chief Draperies poration, to an entliuHliiKtlu onto Ranges. iiir-ullh- and an exctwllnsrly ;m ana Hkllirul handler or h a machine. Albert If. McMahon On Tiii'U'luy lie Invited a friend, the Muslin d Ctirt&ins Affraefivs or Hue u at Bridge Street, New Mllfoi Editor 'The uh ewt dinner at 'lie New Bnirland llouwn, and after ihe repnat offered to Klve line Kditor an ominar in the flountry. This is a good time to take down your curtains of the cooler Mr a Mt'hola had year or two of ex months past and put up in their places simple, muslins. We In the new-mane- r .ircfe pretty perlenic Refrigerators; in and in xlon before getting Into iHiHlnn and Perfection Oil carry every style, pairs piece foods. Stoves WHAT CAN MAKE A ROOM htu a follow feeling for the men who Casolirve Stoves more attractive than the cool (iimIi the peni lla In In halt of the Vapor greens and other artistic effects in Colonial draperies, Scrims, offer ac public. To wh uuickly fUtrm-tiv- e Prices and Satisfaction Chintzes, Dimities, or the odd, effective ideas in the Arts and OF and were yet eepted they kooii aplnnhiK Crafts Never fabrics so toward iirooKneiu. The route taken Given. styles. were Rummer alluring as they are was an this season especially so when the cost is considered for these ate unfortunate one, the rond Window Screens. south paat the residence of B. 0. effects are designed to meet the purses jot the most High Grade Lingerie Marsh and A. J MoMnhoi., where Screen Doors. long at retch eg of mind are encount- ered. The machine forjred steadily and ahead until Uie last mind hill was Osborne & Stone, reached, when huirt and fast. lyttui-- SuraiKxors to C. A. a quarter of a mile back a farmer Way Co., ' fi.tat-t- . Wall 1'ainT. Glow Window HLnlen, - had been obtierved et work In a to- Waists New WHITE Lawn, bacco Held. The Kditor proposed Milford, Ct. GOODS. that he snould go back and get the Telephone M!U& man and his horse and Mr Nichols We are a at reluctantly assented to the plan. The showing great variety of White Goods genial farmer, E. F. Feeney, quickly for summer wear. as tented, and securing a big chair, M. W. HILL, they attached It to the front of the The horseless vehicle, tnd Mr Feeney and Jeweler, Mr Nichols rode In to the Moderate Prices. triumph h Closing Out His Line of top of the hill, while the newspaper Make This Store Your Headquarters man tramped In the road. Once on When in New Milford. the top of the hill there was uo trou- ble and s?on they were spinning Torrey's If will make a of the cost of one down you comparison the road, turned the corner Brushes,! ar and were on the to New Milford. Razors, Strops, of those ready-to-we- waists with the cost way .. n splendid But the was detlned to see more rt W. G. if the materials and undertook to have d'y snears ana BARTON, you bought excitement for these genfemen. Pocket Knives one will be that should even Leaving the machine for a moment BANK STREET, NEW MILFORD. made, you surprised you In front of Evitls' both Be- drug store, consider the trouble of making and the chance of gentlemen alighted. In some way at a discount of ing as well fitted. We have" never presented an as- the brake released itself unci the ma- chine started away viihout a driver. sortment quite so attractive at such reasonable prices. A warning shout brought Mr Nichols 30 Per cent. Designers have created some of the handsomest to the door and speeding at the. rute of 26 miles an our be lesreo into the We are for the combinations of lacey effects and the tailor made machine and reversed It Just before avjeuts kinds are exceptionally pretty. Before you plan to it came to the depot. The gentle- men planned to keep their experi- Ensign Film. have a new waist made come and take a look at ences but a local market gar- At quiet, No other make of Alms as good for snap RIDDIFORD'S, mer- these. Fven you have one made you will get dener and a genial Brookfield eliots. tits all Cameras and Kodacks. 19 Bank New Milford. though chant came riding up beuind them We have a full llntfof Street, some good suggestions from trjese. just as ftir Feeney had attached his horses to the auto, and the news of Photographic Goods the predicament preceded them to tor Amateurs. New Milford. Altogether it was a We Make rapid day for Messrs Smith and A Specialty of Good Nichols. M. W Hill, Bargains at 5 and 10c. CENTER SCHOOL GRADUATION EXERCISES. Bank St., New Milford. Golden & Co., 10-qua- rt Dish Joseph The srraduation exercises of the Pan, 10c Center School take place on 'Friday Pan, 10c anerman nan Railroad afternoon at uoger Granite Pan, 10c St., and promise to be very Interesting. Painting and NEW MILFORD, CONN. Also Sell Wish Boilers, Clothes Baskets, Wash Tubs and Papering. Boards, Tea Kettles, Crockery, Granite Iron Ware. A fine line of WALL PAPER. o White Sewing Machines. H. S. COUCH, Also Have good Bargains in DR.Y GOODS. Merryall Dist.. NEW MILFORD. Tel. Hl-1- 4. No. 1 Brownie Camera.

Simple In construction and operation and costing; but a trifle, this little camera stands the test It takes good pictures. Edward P. Martin Notwithstanding Its low cost, erery P. Hb Brownie undergoes the regular, thorough Kodak Inspection. mm The camera Is well made, "covered with PLUMBING ar.d fine quality Imitation leather, and has nickeled fittings. lines on top HEATING give the scope of view, or a Brownie Find- er detachable may be provided for 25 All of Tin and Iron Work cents. Kinds Sheet Pictures of any sort may be made with 19 Railroad St.. NEW MILFORD, CT. both the Brownie, 'snap shcf' and 'time' Tel 140. exposures. N. Iff All Sizes of Cameras and Amateur Photographic Supplies. A Blotched Complexion

stghtly alwars. But Uat is not the worst. x ne worst is uat ins dioou is out oi oruer anu P. M. CASSEDY, unless proper precautions are taken some- REV CRANSTON BRENTON. thing serious may follow. Postofhcb Building, New Milford, Conn. A. D. & Blood Mixture Rev Cranston Brenton of Hartford Elds the blood of Impurities. No remedy will will make the address to the gradu- do it Quicker than tills ene- - Few will do it.as well. Price $1. ating class.-Th- r graduates and pro- gram for the afternoon are as fol- L lows: Albert Evitts, Druggist, Four year course: James Creigh-to- n lelephoBa 33. NEWM1LKORD Barker, Jr., Raymond Gregory Ruth Esther Barton, Ken- Barton, Rents Oollented Telephone Connection Edison Records neth Welles Boyton, Stuart Francis Halpine, Jr., Mabel Frances Marsh, Estates Cared For Russell Curtis Noble, Henry Beard-sle- y For June. Warner. Before purchasing Real Estate, call on '1L Two year course: May Lulu Ben- nett, Ella Katherine Beyer, Caroline PHINEAS E. CLARK Frances Brown, Floyd William Bur- THE ONLif Nellie Theresa-Xlark- , Mariaa-Elizabet- nett, LOCAL REAL ESTATE DEALER, Coleman, Allie Betts Hungerford, Gertrude Maria Mur- 21 SouthiMaingSt, New Milford, Ct, Bicycles. Minnie phy, Marian Eveleen Payne, Agnes Powell, Winton Benjamin Who will'tnly charge you one Rogers, Mary Ann Rooney, Marian Commission. Copvrifht lqtsq by Alvisa Soule, Marian Esther Stone, Hart Schaffnrr & Man E. Marie Warner. Frank Soule, Josephine Farms and Couhtry Homes a Specialty. The honor students. manitMnmg Block, Bank Street, New Milford- - a general average above 90 for the Guaranteed 6 per cent. Bonds. Mygatt entire course are: four year course, Ruth Esther Mabel Frances June Now Barton, 1 1 You Ca.n't Go Magazines Heady. Marsh: two year course, Marian Geraniums Salvias Payne. Verbenas ! The graduation program will be: Invocation. Rev W. E. Honold Tomato, Cabbage and Cauliflower Wrong Sirging, "The Beautifal Blue Plants. Danube. Strauss Essay, "A Memorable Scene." Fred C. Hoyt, New Milford N In Style, in Quality of Materials, in tailor- of In point of goods and service Mabel Frances Marsn Change and for reasonable cost Sssay. "Bacteria.'.' ing and in fit if you stick to us and our Location; you will find this James Hreighlon Er.rKer, ir WENDT, store Singing, "Olav Trygvason," Ur'eg Essay: "Aerial Navigation. Watchmaker Hart, Schaffner (8b Marx MORRIS LIST, Kenneth Weues and Class Ruth Esther Barton Gentlemen's Poem, Tailor, Essay, "The Mosquito," Optometometrist, Clothes. Suits at all prices, Always Right. warner Has Moved from the Golden Block, Railroad Henry Beardsley Cor. Bank and Main Sts.. NEW MILFORD. Street, to Singing, "The Song of the Booms over Brown's Shoe Store. Medicines to give right results must ikint'." $10 to $25. be right. Buy medicines here and you canning Bank Street, New Milford, get all the advantages of care In se- Essay, "The Mgnt Riders," James Marsh and W. M. Keeler re lecting the drugs and filling the pre- Raymond Gregory Barton How about a Straw weather. matter how or turned on Saturday, after a trip to Hatjthis "Where he Is showing a fine line ef Spring and scriptionno simple Class Prophecy, Russell Cunis Noble' Summer of an complex that all our customers have Sanford and other points in Florida. We have them all and Also patterns tings. "Funiculi-Funicula- ," uenza styles price. depended on for so many years. They Singing, Mr Marsh was very much impressed find us so Hos- right will you. Award of Diplomas, with the business opportunities Negligee Shirts, Summer Underwear, Albert Evitts, secy throughout Florida. Mr Keeler iery, Neckwear, and all warm weather goods. Address, Prof Cranston Brenton, hinks favorably of making his home Trinity college there the coming fall and winter. W; N. Noble, Singing, "America." W. C. Beeman has bought a 1910 N. G. Buick automobile. Stone, SESSIONS. DRUGGIbT, TJIE SUPERIOR COURT Mr and Mr? Alonzo Leach and DUNCAN & CARPENTER and BUILDER, The Superior court is sitting in Miss Helen Leach of Pawling, N. Y., CANFIELD, Bank Mr Street, New Milford. were guests on Sunday of and Head-to-Fo- NEWMELFOBD. Winsted, this week, Judge Ralph ot ChotchSt.. ' New Miirora Mrs Charles I. Leach. (Outfitters, . Telephone 98. Wheeler presiding. 114-- 2. Miss Little this week, to Telephone Connections: Home. Shop, lawyers hope to have a sitting of the returns, Bank Street, New Milford. court In New Milford the latter part Merrimac, N. H., for her summer of the month. 12 THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1009. The Newtown Bee. Newown, r!'ity, Jure 11, liu'9. Artesi an E. H. DILLON & CO., JUST FOR TIE EMDE West Feddhg. LEADING MILLINERS NIv.VS TKIir'LY TOLD. Wells 1105 Main Street, - - . Conn. Mint. I., ('iii'koii xpi'iit Sunday with Bridgeport The Wedding Gown Lit mint. Mrs Kilwunl Crofut. MIhh Kate Whim umlorwcnt nn And Water last v"i'k at the Supply " 'Uhcre it sornclhip i i a medJinj gou'n prelik:r openi'lon, Diuilniry " IIOKllt!ll. Great Price than in enj o.kr oun i.i world. Oil u l'lutt. Henry Hoffman. Hor- Reduction Sale For Cities and Towns,, Breweriss ace lltiz n and the MIhhch (Jorum, Manufactories, Cemeteries. Hint and Hunks Decoration In Cf coursa h tc white ! spent Summer Millinery. Farms, Kosidences. Day nl Coinpo lleaih. Cut it I ! i f sa.in soft, rlch'y b'.immcrin;:? Or (! Urs John Olliy ami daughter spent with Mr mother $1.00 Untrimmed Straw . expensive nK,sa.iiiv or the crepe i!j Chine that L.s nrvice with Sunday Oluy'g at Hats, 25c WeHtrhester, N. V. $1.50 " 48c beauty ? MIks EuHtwouil of Grttee Dun bury 50c Flower Sprays, 1 9c A rich collection cf a!l hshionub! silks a:.J satins i.i l!.e War..-.-mak- er spout a few days, last week, with 1 i Ml Ethel Todd. $ .00 Flower Sprays, 48c Silk Store makts finding what you wi.h a very pliant aiiJ Uenjamln Ilurr Rpent a few days, $5.00 Trimmed Hats, $2.48 1 easy matter. last wee k, In New York. $ 0.00 Trimmed Hats, $4.98 Mr and Mrs Hohert Dingy and son Ask to messaline $20.00 Trimmed Hats, see a certain Duchesse the new kind, soft of Danbury spent Sunday with Mr $9.98 and supple, 36 inches 7,'iie. It U 81.50 a yard because we secured and Mrs Edward Durgy MIfs Gertrude Von Gal of Norwalk all t'.ie .l:tr had. A few months we sold it at it; ago $2. spent Memorial day with Mrs J. L. 0 Oth. r wedding satins, $2, 82.50 and up to $4.50 for exquisite Blackmail. L3 E. H. DILLON; &ICO. The Misses Parson entertained Satin Royal. friends from Norwalk, Decoration 0 .0 Crepe Meteore, 35 inches wide, is 2 a yard. Day Mrs Pharles Hill entertained her de Chine. SI Crepe upwards. sister and cousin of Brooklyn, N. Y., Test Borings and Core Drill Pros Beautiful Cashmere over Memorial de Soic, $1.65 to $3. day. Mr Mrs v heel- pectin for MineralsTesting for Dam, Miss Mackenzie of here with and Albert week, of Mr and Mrs Andrew Wood Yard-wid- Evelyn Bethel Buildinsr and Bridge Pier Foundations, e Messaline, $1.25 a er, have returned to their home in yard. spent Memorial day with Mrs Fred on Andrews Street. Shafts for Elevators and any other Messaline, 75c and 85c Mackenzie Bridgeport. Twelve eletric are to be Lining 58c, 65c, a yard. Born, a son to Mr and Mrs William lights practical purpose. Charles Davis of has placed within the foun- First Floor, Old Bldg. Bridgeport H. at home 135 spray of the heen the of Clarence Douglas their at tain and will be guest Beecher, 3. lit at night. The Drilled the week. Hillside avenue, Bridgeport, June for the fixtures Wells, Her past Mother and son are wiring was donated Lingerie Mrs Harry Grimm and daughter of doing nicely. by the citizens of Bethel, and the Driven Wells, Mount aro Mrs & do- deare-boug- Vernon, visiting electricians, Tlkiob, Ives Co., "Things farre -- fetched and ht Test Grimm's Mrs L. nated the he fine ad- Borings sister, Kavanaugh. work, It will a (Exact Samples) a are good for ladies. " 1 589. Mrs Aaron Sanford of the Ridge Bethel. dition to the village when the work Is visiting her mother, Mrs J. L. is completed and the lights turned Any Pumping System Supplied. Over in Paris we finest of Blackman. on. chose the negligees and underclothes BASEBALL TOPICS. , Wind Mills. TanksPumos. Hot Air John Todd, Jr. is extensive Charles I. a new for the June bride delicate as a flower and soft with wonderful real having English has had Engines, Gas and Gasolene Engines, made on his out A game of ball between the em- and neat in of nis repairs buildings. sign placed front Pipe, Drilling Machines, Well Supplies. lace Duchess, rose point, Irish and Valenciennes, and rich with ployees of the Fay & Gorman Hat popu'fr drug store. and employees of the Judd-Andre- w Louis Freide a carrier exquisite needlework. But we also thought for the bride who wishes factory captured Sherman. Hat Co., on the Henry Street pigeon on th roof of the factory of lingerie at small expense. It is here as pretty a collection as any- grounds on last Saturday afternoon, the Judd Andrews Co., last Thursday, C. L. GRANGE NOTES. was well attended, and was a lively and took it to nis home in Dodging-tow- Grant, one could desire and new and all the time. ' styles shipments coming and and the The granges of Kent, Lake exciting game, proceeds Yes, shapes for American women. Valley, were for the benefit of the Trimmers Charles and Stratford were represented at Ray of Milwaukee Avenue 58 Belden St. , Hartford. Conn. Union. The line-u- p of the & Wemanesa grange, last even- Fay passed Decoration Day in New York Friday Gorman team was: L. H. vJtv with ing. A class of five were initiated in Bailey, 1; friends. The Bride's Millinery 2; G. Stock, 3; D. The the third and fourth uegrees in Staib, Carroll, 4; adjustment of the prices for M. 5; T. E. the If it is to be a we shall be to which Mr G. Vincent of Kent Mciwanus, Culhane, 6; coming year has been settled at Hoxbury Announcements. day Redding glad specially design wedding aoly E. D. assisted. Miss Turner, a friend of Joyce, 7; Stelzel, 8; Cunning the Fay & Gorman Hat factory and bats for the bride and her maids. 10. Mr Cun- the Miss Anna Stuart, and a tine elocu- ham, 9; a. Dickson, employes enjoyed a clam bake at Recent Paris hats and adaptations of Paris hats taken from late photo- was of the team. Collins tionist, gave two recitations that ningham manager Grove, one day last week, at the the afternoon The line-u- p of the Judd-Anrire.- Co. tne graphs are ready to companion morning dress, the tennis suit, called forth hearty applause. The expense of the company. ! teim was: John 1; H.WcXen-zie- , S. of gown, the traveling dress. Misses and TJnderhill Cahill, Percy Ferry Maple Avenue, Just Arrived Payne sang 2; H. 3; S. who been several duets very nicely. Ice cream Bassett, Livingston, has spending a year here 4; P. Cahill, 5; H. A. for his Somo very choice pure Ma cake, lemonade, bananas and Elzea,6; Purdy, health, left last Monday for In Cans. Our Garden oranges H. M. W. ' ple syrup gal. stock of The Bride's Corset mora cowtiA 1iiiina' Ins cnnlol hn.nn 7; Wheeler, 8; Gilbert, 9; his old position at Denver, Ca). and Field Seeds are complete and all new "Good is 0akes- - Morrls BTutt as raana" William Stole of Prospect street goods. Fresh vegetables arriving every day. Roads" the subject of the : e Mer- No matter how fine her materials, a bride's gown cannot be right unless ol tins team. Forrv is out in a new Cadillac auto. Everything in Groceries and General next meeting. ger riding chandise. fitted over the corset. W. B. right scorekeeper. Judd of Golden Hill has THElFAKMEES' STOEE. been in In where corse! is an the corsetier who makes Lillian com-MIS- enjoying a week's stay Paris, making art, the The family of F M. Briggs S MC IANNUS MR GORMAN. N. Y., with his L. exclusively for the Wanamaker Store, is considered the finest corsetier ineir visit, in orK on Brooklyn, brother, corset, pieiea jew i A pretty took at St D. Judd. Allen Lillian is Tuesday of last week, and arrived wedding place Joyce, in Paris. The famed far and wide for its gracefulness. $5.50 on C. o. in Lakeview, Mich. Mary's church Tuesday evening Smith and Granville 0. Ferry Roxbury Station, Conn upwards. Mrs Charles Merrick of at 6 o'clock, when Miss May Helene enjoyed a day's Ashing in Redding Danbury of 111 returned to her home on of McManus, South Street, and and captured a fine mess of fish, one Friday A. Gorman were united in last week. Footgear last week after a few days visit at Anthony day her in Sherman. in marriage. Rev William Kiernan E. Herbert of Bridgeport, who Just an too-tig- ht shoe is more feared than daughter's by Cupid Mr and Mrs Charles Mosher were performed the ceremony. The couple has purchased Grand Street's farm H. E. GARLICK, other article of dress. received as members into the were attended by Mr and Mrs Peter on Stony hill, has moved there to any church, McManus. The left on take last Sunday. happy couple possession. Veterinary, Wanamaker people have been specially trained to fit shoes pro- the 6.40 south for wed- S of ROXBURY. CONN We shall enjoy hearing the chil train their George EdmoIs Tluntrees a week at At- is to house a 208-- 5. perly. Wanamaker shoes are bought to give satisfaction. Candidly, dren on next Sunday and there is ding trip, spending improve ins by having Long Distance Telephone lantic On their return wide veranda built across the front. to with promise of a full program. City. they P. 8.: Any one wishing communicate Wanamaker's is the safest place we know to wedding shoes me over Local Call 4. buy day Miss and Miss Ruth will begin housekeeping in Mr William H. Wildman of Plumtrees Telephone Mary Payne on Greenwood has sold his ice to Smith Beers and shoes for every day in the year. TJnderhill of Gaylordsville attended Avenue, crop church in which has just been remodeled. Both and will not peddle ice, this season. White Satin and Kid Slippers, $3.50 and $5. Sherman, last Sunday. The meet with are popular young people of the Arthur Dibble of Stony Hill is Cemetery and Memorial Work. Kings Daughters and have the best wishes a n?w fence built in front of Entire Shoe Outfits from $1.50 up to $10. Mrs Clifford Giddings on Friday aft place they having ernoon. of a host of friends as they begin life fis house. Edwin Rockwell is doing AS TO STOCKINGS, if a bride wishes plain white silk, she in their new home. the work. J. H Duncan is training the fourth will find here the best $1, $1.50 and $2 qualities we can find in the colt for this J. Bigelow Cooper of Stony Hill spring. Mr C. H Hawes has another car load and Mrs William J. Healey of is having his barn all newly covered, & world. New York were last G. Street is doin the work. Hughes Chapman, of ten pairs of mules said to be the City guests, Colored Silk Stockings to match all her gowns, or, as they are best he has had. Successor to CbaS. J. Hughes, Mr now wearing in Paris, contrasting colors, $2 and upwards. and Mrs Clifford Giddings en tertained, last and Main Floor, Old Saturday Sunday, Bldg. an automobile party of eight persons from New York. We Probably Have the G. G. Hungerford and son visited Important Adjuncts M. L. Hungerford on Second Hill The LINGERIE BLOUSE that comes from Paris is $5 to $60 recently. Miss Carrie Mallory and Mother Varnish Business in the French shop. went to see Gaius Mallory in Merry-al- l, Tailored WAISTS for outdoor sports and elaborate lacey affairs last week. Of the town. This was not obtained by accident but by our for hotel luncheons, in the Waist Store styles and dimensions so which business Monroe. stocking goods our experience "covering forty good and prices so little it seems hardly worth while to make them years" had taught us to be the Best. Pleased customers have one's self. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. done the rest. We job The LONG COAT which is to off dust and the keep rain, dainty Miss Grace Sterling of Bridgeport Newark Varnish Co.'s Architectural Varnishes. tailor-mad- e coat are for last at the home cloak for evening, the long waiting the bride arrived, Saturday, Car and Automobile Colors and f Ler Mrs N. J. Ster Murphy Varnish Co.'s Coach, in the Women's Coat Store. Second Floor. grandmother, Manufacturers of and Dealers ling on kilm street, where she will Varnishes, The Grade of And GLOVES must not be forgotten. The very finest French spend the summer. Emil Caiman &. Co.'s Enamels, "an enamel superior to imported.' Highest Cemetery It ;S reported that Arthur Wa'c Work from the Reynie- r- is none too good for the wedding day. $2.75, gloves is to erect a bungalow on his father's $3.75, $4.25 and $4.75 for long white Reynier gloves. Street lot on F m stn et, just east of A. Her Granite and Marble. bert Curtis' residence. SOMERS the kind short, $2. Cool silk BROS., Office and Salesroom: gloves Royale $1.50; Reyneir, The Bee was representative very Masonic 1001 Broad St., Conn 300 Stratford gloves, 50c, 75c, $1. pleasantly entertained J at dinner, Temple, Bridgeport, Ave., Bridgeport,rCt. Branch office, 154 Main St.. Danbury, Conn FRENCH HANDKERCHIEFS a few counters ' last Friday, at the home of Mr and away. Mrs A. W. Himman on Elm street. Wedding Invilaiions and Announcements can he arranged for in A. Herbert Curtis is erectinga new , stock barn 30x32 12 foot a room adjoining the Jewelry Slot.-- or samples will be sent feet, posts, J. S. BATES, private and a basement just wept of his upon request. house - Monumental feBuilding "Work Gifts Mr Brinsmade and family of New D uring the Spring months a Kodak is almost a neces- s Haven were guests, last week, of Mr We nave all sizes ana and Mrs John Burr of Cutler's Farm. sity. prices. Lettering and Carving Done by Pneu has been "what to A whole Jewelry Store solving your give" Mrs Charles Sherman of C.itler's Fresh Films. matic Tools. perplexities for months. Original, jewelry and Farms is having her house and barn Cleaning land Monuments"! and newly Craft & Lyons, the & Headstones. in and that is what the bride will most painted. Hayes Betts, silver every case appreciate. Stepney painters, are thework. doing 993 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. 42 Water St., Norwalk, Ct. But all Wanamaker's is a Gift Store, and it just depends on you Mrs H. A. Weston and son, Harold, of ErooRlyn, N. Y., were last will select. Will let us guests, what you you help? week, cf Mr and Mrs Robert Burt. Mrs W. C. Hazzard has been When buying like to KNOW that they are getting M. G. KEANE'S several the real thing; that the Quality IS exactly as repre- For WANAMAKER'S Is, Always spending days in Hartford MOST PEOPLE sented, and to feel that the Drices caid are lust. with her daughter. Then shopping becomes a pleasure and a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours in the Monumental Clarence Burr, E.Tiil Wales and future, simply when looking for things in gold or silver of the best makes. Sterling or Has Been and Always Will Be that will tell the diamonds and other Theodore Beardsley are a plated ware, choice cut glass, timepieces you truth, Works, enjoying precious stones, opera and field glasses, pocketbooks, billbooks and card cases, art ware,fans, two weeks' stay at Fairfield Beach. Whiting's box papers. The Bride's Store While there they will make repairs Repairing. Diamond setting and engraving. Eyes examined day or night. Properly Housatonic Ave., Bridgeport. on several cottages. fitted glasses made and guaranteed. Go to. Mr and Mrs Marshall Beach and Mr and Mrs H. J. Lord spent two ditys. last week, in Cheshire with Taylor Gregory, JOHN WANAMAKER Mr Beach's brother, and while there Practical Jewelers, Elizabeth Street, Derby, Conn. Formerly Broai'cay, Fourth Ave. tli y assisted in celebrating his wed- 60 YEARS' A. T. S:eularl 6 Co. New "$brk Eighth to Tenth Streets ding anniversary. EXPERIENCE Mi?s Anna Mcroscko of Bridgeport spent a few days with her parents, "June Mr ual Mrs John Moroscko. Weddings" Carl lmhof of Trumbull has been Will soon be in order. Order your wedding in- fine stone wall for building a Albert and announcements and at Fohenback, Jr, in front of his lot vitations stationery on the cross roads. Trade Marks 986-98- 8 Main II. J. Lord began work on the Jacksan's Book Shop, St, Bridgeport, V foundation for the handsome new Copyrights 4c Anyone sending sketch and description tntf reMiltfiice at the Center, last Monday. qutcklr ascertain our opinion free whether ao Communica- SUMMER. MILLINERY. Mrs B. Nichols has been spend- inTentlnn Is probably patentable. l. DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent ing a week In New York with Miss sent free. Oldest agency for securlnij patents. filled Patents taken tbrouah Hunn & Co. recelTS, SPECIAL NOVELTIES Anuie Elmiger. That your Prescription is as your physic tftcial notice, without charge, In the Matilda of Pat- AND Mis3 Fohenback, STYLE QUALITY ters m. N. Y., Is expected to arrive an would like to have it? If so, bring it here. Scientific jftitricait, hon.e on for a visit with her par- A Handsomely fllnstrsied weekly, tanrest cir- scientlUo Journal. $3 a Mrs Albert Fohren-bac- k, culation of any Terms, ents, Mr and Bold by all newsdealers. W. E. Halligan, nXiJmU it. , Curtis' Pharmacy, year ; four months, II. Mr and Mrs Silas Burton, who MUNN&Co.36,BfMd"NewYorl Corner Main and Elm tits.. Conn Branch Office. S3 8U Washington, ft. C have been spending a few weeks Bridgeport, f

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Financial Institution. The 'Newtown Bea mm FlniiKUl hitltiMsm. Ne'vtoffii, Friday June lt lfOi. The Randall Company, Mortiragcs, The Be Wise and Save Something for Donas t (Chartered) irnjaiion j South Britain. New Milford, i Conn. Piy!fl 6 per cent. 25 Newtown jftiri exuerluuce. fined on wtalUi-producl- land. BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. "The Day After Nut t dollar lemt In SS yean experience In tlieae wcurltlet. Saturday, May 29. the South Hrlt-- ! Savings Bank Mil HlKh school baseball team tl-- With nrhool (Incorporated I8SS) Southbury by a wore of 17 to 7. Our boyi out-play- ed Tomorrow.'' Sound, Reliable Southbury at ill points of 'he KAme. Scovllle pitched floe game Investment Roy Plore played a itar fame at Hundreds 'of people live tor to-da- y, Securities I only swond bam. lie a at re comer as a To-Morr- Wiser ones also for ow Pays Per cent ball player. Taylor did some tlno provide OP But 4 avnrlnic four runs. the thoughtful man or woman is the one that Electric Public Service Corporations. Samuel i'ieno caught a food (fame. is for some stunta base saving Thy satisfy every requirement of safety. CaflHldy did at third The; liav and literal and much to iierpittual franrhli, Interest an'i bis hatting do with Tin y areconwrvailvely rapllalM, tbe high score. Bradley made some The havetkllM and experlrmfU nitntirenKint have an eatahlMitxl and great tdek-up- a at Jhort. O. Smith They amuM rarnluif iwwor. ON ALL DEPOSITS. The Day After Jiiry are In proierou and gniwlntj coiutuuolue. pitched a good name but his mates 1 nuy have paid dividend regularly. gave Llm poor support. Tils la No. To-Horro- w. They are SAKE, HOUND and rellahlu. 2 between the boys and the next one As Bankers we finance these properties with our own money. Is to tie played sum, A good same Is We offer to Investors only proved securities of established standing moked for us they stand even games. It a GOOD to have a I'or full Information sound (or Circular 74. line-u- p: is thing little Amount of Tbe Southbury, Green, c; Money Deposits, Q. Smith, p; Gorman, rf; Wilson, in the bureau Draw and still better to have a lit- Apr. 1, 1909, $ 966,707.85 2b: 'Stone, lb' l!erock, ss; llennell. MEIKLEHAM & DINSMORE, tle Money in the Bank.. But a definite saving 3b; leu, If; R. Smith, rf. South SpecialUta In Electric Light. Ht at and Power Propertlei, S 3Iorc c; p;Tul-Ic- r, that saves a is Assets, Par Value, Britain, Scovllle, plan $10 month or more the very 25 Broal St., New York City. Apr. 1, 1909, 1,034,175.12 it; R Plorce, 21' : Taylor. :b; best. We have such a to offer and Bradley, ss; Cansldy, 3b; Fleming, plan you your LOCAL COnnESPOXDEXT: cf. Earns 6 from the we Asscts,Market Value, if; Wordon, Money Per Cent day get C. C. PECK, Newtown, Conn. it. Apr. 1, 1909, 1072,360.12 Stephen Baker uas Inaugurated a utw industry here, the manufacture Send postal or coupon below for our free of a flreless cooker. It sells for $5 booklet. and to prove a great and DAVID C PECK, President ought help WEOlTElt THE FOLLOWING onomy for tbe housewife. Mr Baker hits leased the creamery build- GUARANTEED STOCKS: ARTHUR T. NETTLETON.Treasurer ing for a year. "The Day After Pennsylvania Guarantee: Mlilm.Cnlted N.J. To-Morro- - R.R.4CanalOo.l0prct. StCTClWQ. w." ,.T DM she. MorrU & Emwx 7 D . Kr VI. (riiarantpp per cent. L 2K1S.N. Y.. Lack.4 WMt.S percent. 25 ahs. Oawflifo & Hvracuae 0 per cent. BRIEFLY NOTED. A'.) aha Utlca, Chenanw & Hunjuelianna Val, 8 p c. bridgeport 72 ahs. Valluy Kallroad i per rent. It is worth even if do not 57 Ravings JJank Mrs Emma Nortkrop hs been reading you care alia. Warren Kallroad 7 per cent. spending a weak with her daughter, to save N. Y. Central Guarantee: Mrs Ckarles at Farms O (Incorporated 1842) Davis, Quaker Mrs S. B. Owens is lick with HINCKS BROS. & CO., Bond Dealers, CORNER MAIN AND .STATE STS pleur isy and her daughter, Mrs Harry Court Exchange Bit's., 207 5Ute St., Bridgeport, Conn Bridgeport, Conn. Andrews, is home from Waterbitry Telephones 1765. VM and 1M7. t caring for her. 1 Coinonomic Co., 1 Mr and Mrs L. ti. Bradley visited relatives in Anronla, tke first of last a a wtek. lil D 17 A T Estate Developers fil Assets, $6,885,359.77. Mr and Mrs R. S. Hinman are IVJLil-- Home Builders spending a few days at Fisher's Is jj g land. m 1416 Broadway, New York. I The City National Beoik, Received Mrs Fred McEslin of Ansonla spent of 103 Wall Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Deposits a part of last week wltk Mr and Mrs a a Birdsey McEwen. a a From $1.00 Upwards. Mr and Mrs Harold Bryant of ESTABLISHED 1854. Weriden two at a coupon. a spent days, recently, Capital, $250,000.00 Monterey Bryant s. a a Surplus and Profits, 340,000.00 Will Smith of Derby made his par Please send me 4 Per Cent. Interest ents, Mr and Mrs George Smith, a B your booklet, "The Day B short visit the first of the week. To-Morro- w." FRANK Preildent. CHARLES E. on Deposits. Mrs S. Turpin is visiting at C. After MILLER, HOUOH, Cashier. T. Skerwood's. H. B. TERRILL, Asst Cashier. Mr and Mrs J. H. Wheeler enter a a tained several visitors, Monday, Name Loans made on Real most of them being near relatives. g I Estate. a a Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $315,225, .8s Soutrmlle I Address... B a a CHARLES O. SANFORD, Prest. EDWARD W. MARSH, Vice Press Mechanics' and Farmers BRIEFLY NOTED. O. H. BROTH WELL. Cashier. Mrs J. Smith took a trip to Bridge- H State..: B Saving Bank port, one day recently. a a Trustees, Administrators and Others Holding Mon- Mrs L. Folliotte and sons moved In Trust New Baik Bulbiiii, Wall 8t.frUaB into the Eli Smith house. BIdBSBHBBB oooooooobbbbbbbbb eys W. and men have been Find a checking account of special value and convenience. It facilitates matters when call Feb. 1, 1909, $4,039,248.52 Kinney ed for a statement of account. Deposits the roads in order, the upon the The checks (vouchers for the expenditure) plus the Interest, 188,328. putting past kill to attend funeral of his fa- bank balance equals the total amount of money In trust. Simple, is it not? Suaplusjmd week. the We one week. Bridgwater. solicit your account. A heifer of Mrs M. ther day. last $4,227,576.88 Northrop pre Mrs Bronson and daugh- Assets, sented the owner with a of fine Charles Thomas Sudden, eneineer of the pair called on friends in town First National Bank, heifer calves. ter, Emma, German American Co. of Number of depositor, 11, 587. Pumping 930 Main Street, Conn. Mr and Mrs W. Shepard of renntly. L. i and ins an Bridgeport, Deuoslts of 11 to BOOO received and. lnterett Nauga urooiiyn, bnther, were of Mrs M. stone credited from the first of each month, payable tuck guests Bristol, ornamertal cutter of old In January ana July or each year, incorpor- Sunday and londay, May 30 and 31 Flushing. L. I., are visiting their ated 1873. Stepney, parents at their cottage tor a few days. They have taken some inter- 1866 OFFIOBRS Huntington. with kodaks. Established VALUABLE MINERAL DEPOSIT. esting viiws their John L. Wessels, President WHITE HILLS. C. The Oldest Firm In Connecticut. Vice Present J. Navreau, who is a mineral Banking bM"! William Dimon has recently been expert and understands mining in I. P.CatllD, Secretary and Treasurer, visiting his mother, Mrs Marcus all its branches, has discovered in North Kent. Dimon. this locality a vein of rock which T. The many friends of Miss Susie N contains gold, silver and lead, and Miss Carrie C. Vorhees closed a L, Watson & Co., Beardsley are glad to hear that she has had samples of it analyzed. It very successful year of school, last BANKERS BROKERS The is so far recovered from her recent contains enough of the gold, silver tnir'nay. Her many friends wish illness as to be about once more. and lead to be worth $145 a ton. The her back next year. Stocks and Bonds Bridgeport Miss Gros Claude's and Miss vein which he has discovered is two - National Bank. Grant's- house will be known as the and one-ha- lf feet wide on the sur- Corner Main aid John Conn. DO IT Streets, Bridgeport, "Salt Box," not as the "Salt Box face and gives promise of extending NOW. Front the day of its opening Inn." is neither an Inn or a over a and down in 1806, down to the It largo territory very INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. December, present a hone where and is his that it time, the business of this Bank has iavern, only private deep it opinion Newtown People Should Not Wait gone forward without interruption and autoists and driving parties can i be would be a mine, if opened up, which never before has it been so well pre- served with tea and lemonade. The would be a fine investment. Until It Is Too Late. pared to meet and satisfy the needs of paying its patrons as now. opening was a great success. Mr Navreau would like to find a I This Bank has always maintained a Miss Myra Wooster with a sketch- partner with capital who be willing The appalling death-rat- e from The specie and currency basis and are still will a week to in feels is a sure uisease is due in cases prepared to do so for the business wants ing party, spend at the invest what he kidney most The Middlesex Bridgeport of all its patrons. "Salt Box." paying enterprise and woulu put in to the fact that the little kidney his time and going half troubles are until Trust T. B. DbPOEEST. President. experience, usually neglected Co., with his on' the property. become serious. The Co. V. R. Cashier. partner they slight Banking BEIfHA.ll, New Preston. His is Route to dis- State St.. Bridgeport. Conn. postoffice address 15, symptoms give place chronic .,jt Depot. He would be pleased orders and the sufferer gradu- Mlddletown, Conn. Mrs J. B. Wilson accompanied her Stepn?y goes with S140.932.42 husband to the Wilson last to talk the matter over anyone ally into the grasp of diabetes, drop- Capital Stock. hotel, Surplus, 227,000.00 New who may be interested. sy, Bright's Disease gravel or some undi-- Saturday, from Milford, for the Mon- Assets, 8,1)83.216.40 Capital, Surplus and ..'. summer. William Purdy returned, last othor form of kidney compla'nt. & from a three to If suffer from head- vided profits, $300,000.0$, Co., Miss Miss Rein-har- d day night day's trip you backache, 5 cent Notes James Staples Locke and Jane en- per and Debentures. of Staten Island arrived at their Niagara Falls, and reports a very ache, di?.y snellp; if the kidney se- time. cretions are of and Thirty-thir- d of which Bankers and Brokers, summer home in Kent Hollow, last joyable irregular passage year business, during J. B. O'Brien, who is sawing for unnatural in appearance, do not de- time more than $iW,000,000 has been paid to in week. They recently came from vestors at Receives Deposits subject to check, allowihg Daniel W. sawed a white the ut once. maturity. interest on accounts $500 189 State Street, Oorner Court, Italy where have the hmwards, lay. Help kidceyc averaging balance. they passed wood tree one last week Doan's Pills are Rents Safe winter near Messina, the de- up day Kidney especially & Deposit boxes.l city which was almost a California for disorders cure Boughton Hargrave. Acts as BRIDGEPORT, OONN. stroyed the giant. kidney they Executor, Administrator, Trustee by earthquake. Mr 0 Brien sawed out of this tree where fail. Over one hundred or in any Fiduciary Capacity. The teams, drills and other oh,8 No. 3, Masonic Temple. 1005 Broad St. things, 1128 feet of lumber board meas- thousand have recommended F. W. MARSH, President. with the foreman and Italian labores by people EGBERT ure. them. Bridgeport, Conn. MARSH, received to check and in- for the state road in this ar- Vice President and Secretary. Deposits subject village, Thomas Connor, at 226 E. H.JUDSON Treasurer. terest allowed at the rate of 3 per cent on bal- rived here from Meriden, last Satur- living Send for "Booklet." !tj. ances of $500 or Grove Street, New Milford, Ct., says: orer, day and commenced oper- Bonds furnished. evening, Xedding. "I have used Doan's Pills off Surety ations on Monday morning, expect- Kidney Will act as Trustees or Administrators in and on for several years and am glad to the job in 30 the settlement of Estates or in tha car of ing complete days. AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. to recommend thtm. My trouble was COULD N0TBE BETTER. Mr Barnes, of Terryville, drove his Barnum's Greatest Show property generally. chiefly a retention of the kidney se- Safe deposit boxes to rent, with private auto from Terryville, last Sunday Mrs C. S. Boyd has rented the No one has ever made a salve oint rooms for use of customers. cretions and on more than one oc- morning, and took dinner here with Mothf.dist parsonage for a year. casion to be ment, lotion or balm to compare with On earth has passed into histri' his have an operation had per- nephew, Fred Clark, and wife. Mr and Mrs James Delaney formed to relief. Doan's Burklen s Arn 'a Salv It.i the one n. give ine but South Britian and Mrs E. H. most moved from to Lone-tow- Southbury P. L. Holier. P. T. Staple Beardsley passed the Center up Pills have perfect healer of cuts, corns, burns, of last weeir. and the first of have Thomas Kidney always brought part the They bought about a more natural flow of bruises, sores, scalds, boils, ulcers, st'll have their Dramatic Clubs, present week at her home here. Delaney's farm. Mr Delaney will kidney secretions and they have, benefitted eczema, salt rheum. For sore eyes, The condition of Jerome E. Gran-nl- s continue to work for Mrs Amory. which are to in one of me in a general way. I consider cold sorss, chappeu hands its unite giving remains about the same. Master Owen Gill of the United Inf-llibl- e this remedy an excellent one and ad- fcr piles. Only 26c Stephen L. has commenced States Navy was a va- & the finest productions ever witnessed 6 Per Cent Wright Yard, granted vise its use to other kidney suffer- at Beers Co., Newtown; Taylor, to his house sills and cation of 18 Master Gill spent & P. J. repair atthe days. ers." Farther loal proof can he ob- Curtis Co., Sandy Hook; on the American eis3 foundation walls. his time with Edward who em- Steven- stage Ryan, tained by enquiring at W. N. Noble's Garvin, Bethel; L. Goulett, Hid Profitable In- Colonel J. M. Tyler's condition has ployed him before going into the son; H. W. Ocborne, Easton; W. B. 5afe and not His he taken him from the Pharmacy. 'Mrs the PoultrV0 recently improved. sister, navy, having For sale all dealers. Price 50c. Hawiey, Sheman; Smith Bros., Corn- Briggs of Mrs Newcomb, of New Haven is with Home at Norwalk when a by vestments, County Foster-Milbur- n N. wall Bridge; Connery Bros.. George- a him at Miss C. M. on Chris- mere lad. He also visiter Mr and Co., Buffalo, Y., ai vi. r Knapp's sole agents for the United States. town; R. F. Smith, West Cornwall; secured tian street. Mrs J. at Sunset Hill and S. G. W. They will be assisted in this First Mortgages by Bridge- Reynolds Remember the name Doan's and J. Blackman, Hawieyville; stupendous' Andrew at Putnam Park. He & undertaking by , Keal Estate. Closky take no other. Hurlburt Co., Roxbury; Allen 10 port is now Mrs Cramer or TOPST0NE. visiting Mary Joyce, Roxbury Station;; G. W. Mrs Viola Eitel, Contralno, r"We 'offer, "subject to sale, the followln Monroe. He was on tne battleship Hatch, Bridge water; W. N. Noble, ,jEm which is only a partial list of mortgages w ITEMS OF INTEREST. Louisiana during the cruise around New Milford; E. H. Beardsley, New Mr Clifford Wadham, Baritone, o bare on hand. the world. . j Miss Florence Barrett Sun- I Preston; Wetterau Williams, Mr William Eitel, Flute, spent Mrs her A t Miss Sadie Cornelius O'Keefe snd CASTOR Washington Depot; Harry Brown, Rate. day with Burr of George- have Insurance. town. cousin, Miss Lizzie Delaney, For Infants and Children. C P. Williams, South Allot New York. 400 . 1,000 8 per cent' Southbury; " hired out with Herbert Barnes for Perkins W. m 8,500 6 1.000 The measles are still on hand Tfie Kind You Have Bought Britain; Bros., Warren; 1,000 2,800 6 " 1,800 around here. The latest victims are the season. Always N. Hurd, Hia; Penfield & To be given in Munson's HalWin 1,509 3,500 51-i- " 8,000 Cornelius O'Keefe has hired out ixng " Barrett and Harold Sanford. Craig, Stepney Depot 1509 4,500 6 3,000 George to F. L. Durnell for season. Bears the South Britian on Saturday evening, 3.500 6.000 " 14 000 Mrs F. Richards and Panl the " Vaughn t,N 7.500 4.500 spent Monday with friends In West- - Signature of une 12, for he benefit of the South & port New Milford. Britian library. The music BURR KNAPP, Mr and Mrs George Sanford and Children Memorial Cry Bankers and Brokers, family spent Day with his Mrs FLETCHER'S will be worth the price. whtclijjj Mrs San- Lester Warner and youngest FOR parents, Mr and Bradley Ma- Tel. tS. 923 Main 8treet, ford. son sailed, Wednesday, on the 25 cents, reserved seats, 35 cents. for for a short stay. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. Harry Simpson was called to Fish- - jestic England CASTORI A rilK NEWTOWN IJEfi, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1 The Newtown Bea STOMACH TROUBLE Nt'wtown, Kuril'. J,iw II, !;", Sale . Bethlehem. Cured in New London by the Special ' LIVKI.V UrXAWAY. Tonic Treatment OF New Haven, Conn. On Sunday miiir-- a Mr (Siiwr -- 1 a ind lady oi' Wiittiliury wt-r- iilittiil-- I Whicn Strengthens the Organs of 7 r UK from their toum In front of inu and Makes Mt'ihoiliHt rli nh the Iioi'ku Hi ii'l"il, Digestion a Cure and lis Mr Cruniicr wii utiinrilng on That Is Prmanent. Hit .'round lie wii knotkml down. of remedies The home run Into too yiird of K. M. Thoro are plenty by wlilch Table ('nine nnd Kd Ciiiiic cuiicjit it. The you can rulU'VO for the time heartburn, lady remained In tln cunliuw until pain nnd gas on tlio vtomnrh and can usici the how was Mopped, ,.r (irailljer smother nervous gcusutioui and iuduce fiiliiU'd when he urrlvt'd ut Mr But when take Linens artificial slwp. you We ("rune's. your next meal all your troubles begin want every one to know that wS sell Sheet Music and to that end we will for Mrs Lauren SUIIhoii Iiiih returned afrtblu the next 80 days rtm a special sale of all the latest Vocal and Instrumental Shoot Music. A recommendation of the tonio home from St Mury'ts In strong te hospital We in stock all the latest up-to-da- as well as thousands At June Sale Hhe huts been for treatment with Dr. Williams Pink Pills carry Popular songs of the old Wateruury, where a feelections. few weeks for treatment for an ub for stomach trouble Is tho cure of Mrs. time Regular 19c, 25c and 85c Sheet Music, a few of which we list below, Prices. Nominal nbmess. Fred J. Smith, of No. 28Fraser street, lal for the one price of Miss Kittle A. Lake entertained a New London, Coon. In speaking of her Frl-la- few of her friends, last week y easo recently, Mrs. Smith said: Table Damask, Table Cloths, evening. 'I suffered terribly with stomach Alfred of my The Rev GoldsborouRh half and could iNapkiua, Towels and will olllciate In Christ for a year and a hardly Bridgeport no desire for eat I hud for food Toweling. chunli, next Sunday at the morning anything. 7cc:; Any 4 25c. service and administer the Holy n. and was distressed by everything I ate. Food would lie partly digest' A Few of The Vocal Selections. Instrumental Selections. That Hundreds have been and Mrs J. E. ed and ferment on my stomach, caus- waiting Representative I Don't Caro. My cousin N. H. Blocs and R. D. form. Onoe in a while Carose, Kerry Mills Barn dance, lor this annual June Sale of Fine Allen, family, ing gas to Dreaming. Slihoolmates. Pun-lllr- Miss A. C. Town, Linens was the Hill and Harriett Hill, I had to vomit but usually I was unable )Hivr Sue, The Arab's Dream, proved by great F. W. Smith and I'm glad I'm married, Hoses bring dreams of you, Kaln-Ko- Lake, Grossman, J. to felt nauseated most of the mil-- , although I J July and August, I want a Home. Village Helios crowds that responded to the first Miss Phoebe Smith attended theJ U. (barn dance,) time. I was troubled with coustipatioa My Dream ot the S. A., In the Gloaming, Red Horn tne, announcement. Of course the knowl- funeral of Howard Clark In Morris NiipaiKit. Heaulltul Eyes, A Ueorgla Ham Dance, My heart would palpitate whonover I How could sou. l'anstett mean and , Lin- on 'thoughts thoughts Dixie Ileauty, edge that only pure flax Table Sunday. like stairs and You Kid. mean you. ' Miss Bessie lr, a exerted myself going up th ' KugarCana, Rag. ens are here 'and when olfered at Green spending lsluof Our Dreams, I love my wife, but Oh you kid. Mowiuite liltes,' often had spells, with black on 1 few days with Mrs A. C. Lake. I dizzy over the.Iuntoy Side, remember you, Bird's Proposal, reduced prices they are irresistible. Mr and Mrs Mrs C. specks before my eyes. I was restless Sweetheart Turn, Take me out for a joy rldo, My wild Dear. George Camp, Mly ot Hie Prairie, Lonesome, The in Linens is re- S. Beifhum Mrs and nervous and easily excited. scarf dancer. Everything that of Waterbury and sleepier, When) were, you last night, (io easy Mable, College of Days, for household is reduced. Calhoun of New York came to town Occasionally I had violent headaches l'rlde the i'ralriu, Tho longest way round, etc.,' Society Swing Two-Ste- quired the Let's do Homo, In and Miss Bessie (ierni&uy, Mne and Dandy, two-ste- in an auto called on over and back of the eyes. My blood Mie'siuy Daisy, Meet me In rose time. Rosle. week. Tlj'klMl to Death, two-ste- p. Green, last was thin and impure, I was colorless la Monkey Land, I'm tired of living without you, wild-hir- e. 1 to Mr and Mrs Charles Albee of New hands were swollen, lianilioolanU, want go back to the land of cotton, The Devil, and my especially A re you slnveru. Waning Iloney-moo- n, The Haven were at John Green's, last 11 calling robins, in the morning. I had no strength nor You lie sorry, Just too late, You're Just the boy for me, With Hying colors. week. and (lypsy Ann. On a monkey honey moon, Dainty Hose Duds, Suits ambition, folt exhausted was obliged' Two Hlue Miss Women's Eyes. (Hi Matilda, Automobile Two-Ste- p, to lie down frequently and rest 1 wisb 1 bad a iflil, 60 long Mary, Sherman, "I tried different medioincs and was at treated by tliree doctors but received Orders mail attended to-s- end 2 MAUWEHOO COLONY NEWS. little or no help. A neighbor wanted by promptly centsextra per copy for all mail me to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and Out Miss Elsa entertained try any Tcopies Bent direct to you by mail of 83 cents Closing Bidslfup tfter taking a few boxes I was greatly upon receipt in stamps or coin. some of her Columbia classmates over relieved. I continued with the pills and Prices. Decoration Day. was cured I have had no return of my An Mr a neat imagine Entertainment Hackett has completed trouble and give the credit to Dr. Wil- little hungalow on the beautiful plot liams Pink Pills." '.Where Every Performer Suits that were 15.50, 17.50, $10 bought by John McGregor, last fall, Every dyspeptio should have a copy is a Star and Every 19.50 and 22.50, now Pi from Mr Durgy. of our diet book which is mailed free to Mr Mrs an J Number A Selection of Your and John Gardner son, any address. Send postal card request new on Saits that were $25, 28.50, fcO A Roy, arrived at their home for a copy today. Dr. Williams' Pink Own. Friday June 4. Pills are sold by all drutrinste. or by 29.50, 32.50, 34.50, Some young ladies from Brooklyn mail, postpaid, on receipt of price, 50 That describes the entertainment of an Edison a few Miss Grace Suits spent days with cents per box; six boxes tor i&ou, Dy tne Phonograph. Yon ueed not dress for that were 36.50, last week. it, arrange Smith, Dr. Williams Medicine u., benenee your time for it or pay admission to it. It takes 38.50, 42.50, 45.00, Mr Xeabout and his sister came on (JJOC tady.N.Y. place in your home at your convenience, as often 5 and 47.50, now June for a week in the country! as you like. PJ Mra E. Smith arrived on Sidney You listen that is the extent of your effort. June 5 at Fai.u Lawn. school children made the day more TERMS-Ca- sh or customers-Wigh- t You hear Manuel Romain as would regular charge Mr was memorable than any which have sing just you charge will be made for alterations Godfrey up last week, put- if he stood before you. You hear Maurice Levi's Mo approvals. No exchanges. No reserva a new bathroom in his home, gone before. S ting Band play under his spirited direction and for- lions. "The Glen." A rubble and fireplace Mrs S. Benson is several get the medium by which his artistic efforts are will make his enjoying other improvements weeks with her Mrs brought to you. home more and convenient stay daughter. pleasant in New York Or you enjoy the talents of such clever enter- ever. Jennie Sturges, City. than school closes tainers as Ada Jones, Cal Stewart, Byron G. Since March 22 Hackett The Heller Tuesday, Charles summer vacation. Recitations Harlan, Billy Murray and Steve Potter. of has been in the for the Brooklyn working and singing with refreshments are Do you doubt this excellence in the Edison Colony, put.tirg up new buildings All are Phonograph? Then hear it. Come to our on on the program. cordially store; and improving those already the select the Record of a singer you have heard and His invited. ground. work has given good road is rat'sfaction and added to the The state progressing beauty under tne of a sons you knowr This test has placed the Edison Phonograph in a million homes. anc comfort of the swiftly management Colony. efficient bosses. Mrs Warren H. Wilson and two A Col A. L. and Adeline Pons sk nartfonlarl v to hear an Amberbl Record. Mr Edison's latest est pleasures which the Edison Phonograph affords Js making Miss Florence Hodge to Phonographic a "record that pre records at home. Thlscan be younger children with a davs. contribution entertainment; done only with the Edison. are out of town for (w serves the sweet, clear tones or tne stanaana tuison itecoras, yet Wecarry a complete stock of Edison Goods, including records In M. Lane arrivedat Waterside, June ! Mrs Hill "is. sewing at Mrs D. C. plays or sings twice as long and costs but a trifle more.1"-- French, Italian, German, Bohemian, Hungarian and a dozen other 3. sold at same 'In Garrison s for a few days. Edison Phonographs are the priees everywhere Languages. Mr and Mrs Noback gave a "Wig- the United States. $12.50 to $125.00, Amberol Kecords, 50c: Eegular Terms, cash or easy payments to suit you. Le t us send our out- 2, a of Mr and y wam" to the members of Died, June daughter Edison Records, 33c; Grand Opera Records, 75c. One of the great fit to your home on free trial. warming Mrs Lawrence Jenamare, aged three the Colony, at their new home in yf-ar-s months 8. and four Brook'yn Tuesday, June Papooses Rev Cfl&rles Mai D. D., were included in the invitation. Raynor ley, pastor emeritus of the Beck Memo rial Presbyterian church, New York The For Men New City, passed Friday and Saturday Century Company, Fairfield with Mr and Mrs Frank Pierce. Dr "Vtalley s a tleligntful gentleman to Sales Agents, LARGE BUCK DEER SEEN. meet and is just recovering from a and Women serioi'i nreaK-uow- n. 857 MAIN SREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Y. M. C. A. BLDG. There was a large buck deer seen This mark identifies the highest crossing A. H. Chase's potato lot on .type of men's' and women's shoes Saturday. Oxford. Mr Lee, Charles Peters sold at $3.50. And leathei Mrs D. A. and son, Ray- though Murphy ITEMS FROM OUR SCRIBE'S NOTE Lee, his mond, have returned from a two Virginia daughter, and labor are now more costly, we BOOK. Mrs C. Bilton weeks visit with friends in Staten maintain the standard which has Daisy Thornton, her friend,- - high Island and Brooklyn, N. Y. Frank B. Ailing and family of MIGNON NO. 14001. Al-iin- Miss Maud made,- Zenith Shoes famous anf1 At a were calling on Mrs Thorp meeting of the Congregation- Bridgeport Silas a new which label al Satur- Mrs L. A. Nichols, re Green, relation, our guarantees. Cemetery association, held sister, Horace P. Nichols Thoroughbred Percheion Stallion. Producer of Farmers' Horses. David B. Williams Zenith Shoes tor men and worne day afternoon, cently. 25 children 15 was sexton for the Mrs Gabler has had the old War- Admission, C9nts, are made of the finest quality marer appointed ensuing cents. Will commence at 8 o'clock. First Prize Winner in Class at Fair. year. ner house below the Oxford house Danbury als and havt by expert shoe makers, George Stevens is a new torn down and expects to build a want Good breed putting If you Colts, to Good Sires. v more hand-wor- k in them than am coat of paint on Russell Scudder's cottage on the site. which Mis' Edith Pope, who has been in Terms $5 ther $3.50 shoes. They come li- house, improves the looks of $15, Cash, t muen. California, the past two years, with the latest styles, in all leathers, anc very Marbledale. Lorenzo D. Olivett of Danbury her sister, Mrs Arthur Hubbell, has Jn sizes which insure " a fit for At The DAVIS visited his son, George Olivett, on returned to her nome here. FARM, ivery foot." Sunday. Ar.hu: GitDert, a Yale student, is AT ST ANDREW'S. H. S. DAVIS & SON, Props. BETHEL,CONN. Zenith Special Shoes are $4?. Archie Wallace is improving the spending his vacation with his cou of his house Mr and Mrs Frederick Dahin-de- n. special high grr.de. appearance1 by putting sins, Rev T. M. Peck of Washington a new coat of on it. exciu-iivel- y paint will officiate at St next We control Zenith Shoes has Andrew's, Mrs R. C. Crosby of Danbury called Albert Stowe taken a position June 13, at 3.3.0 and sell them in our new and Diamond Match Co. and has Sunday afternoon, on friends in town on Thursday. with the o'clock. No service in the morning. enlarged shoe section in our base- Game Warden Byron Foster seized moved tc Southford. is his house ment salesroom. a lot of fishing tackle which was set L. A. Nichols having Marshall Director No. 2.10. and treated to a new coat 29976, in Squantz pond on Friday night. buildings WiD Mr and Mrs Robert Lake and fam- of paint. Chris Ford is doing the Stand for Service, $15, ily of Danbury, were visitors at John wrrl'. $ 5 at handsome hands EvaffS on Sunday. John B. Pope has bought the time of service. He is a black horse, 15.2 high Mr and Mrs Jerry McGuire enter- Limburgas place in Red City but He is the best trotting bred horse in this part of the country. Sire tained guests from New York, last does not expect to move until next by Director 2.17, Dam by Mary Marshall. He is own brother to week. fall. . Nathan Straus, record 2.03 1-- 2. 4 Outfitters to Men. Women and Children Will Hoyt of Bethel has been do- Miss Emma Rubleman has re- BIack lStllion- - e,6s I2C0- - Sure Foal Getting Service, flP.OO . Northwest Corner ing some work on his farm in this turned to her home here after visit- Horses! Flying ClOIld the week. in New Haven for several weeks. ifaln Street and Fairfield Aveaoe, place, past ing All Kail Promptly attended to. . Mrs Byrons is improving very fast Clinton Andrew, whohas taught ( RrfrMpnort. Conn. at the hospital and will be able to re- the Christian street school, has gone ! S1DNIY TRUI, Plumtrees District, Bethel, Conn. to her home in a to Mount Vernon school. Horses turn fewdays. The leaves and young sets are fall- Kenneth Roberts has passed a sue- ing from some of the apple trees, so des 1 1 examination and expects to that the limbs are nearly bare. enter the government's employ as Auction Sale Two More Victories Memorial Mr and Mrs Fran... Hanson, who steward at the Panama canal, next Big IF YOU NEED live on H. B. Wanzer's farm in Great September. Day show that the at 2 P. M., Rain or Shine Hollow, are both sick with typhoid Saturday Any of the following material it will be to our mutual fever. Nichols One handsome bay mare. 5 years old.Veight benefit if you will me the opportunity to quote prices, My stock Dr Gordon of Danbury is treating 1500 pounds; one gray horse. eigby 1250 give Alonzo Fairchild's who is sick one bay horse, weight 1200 pounds; is complete and prompt delivery assured. child, pounds; 1250 Knox witn "MRS BRIGGS OF THE POULTRY one bay horse, 4 years old, that weighs dyphtheria. and several others that are acclimated YARD." pounds ' Lumbar, Timber, Shingles, (5 kinds In stock), Sash, Doors, Blinds and broke. Wlifow Frames, Tile Hearth Cars are in a Class by thsmselves in June ' banded neuldings, ilantles, Facings and Tile, Building ROXBURY. On Tuesday evening, 15, the 30i good second horsts Papers, to, Amatite, Qenasco and Elastikote hill climbing. Four two "Mrs will be Roofings, Brick, firsts, sec ihree act comedy, Briggs of the horses right out of work that Lime, Hair, Portland Cement, Adamant Sackett's Wall Sew- will be in dollar no matter Plaster, Board, onds, a third and a fourth money at MEMORIAL DAY OBSERVANCES. Poultry Yard," given the sold for the high er Pipe, Farai both International & Plow Co. Line, Pitts- room of the Methodist church.. ' lapleamts, Eddy Wilkesbarre, Pa,, and at services were upper what they bring. burgh rum Poultry Netting, Weber Farm Wagons, Paints andOils , Bridgeport, Interesting Memorial This is under the auspices of the Is FtK, a 38 h. Knox won the church One of the Hamilton Bros. West (try Rod Ban Paint) Builders Hardware and Barbed Wire. p. car free for held in the Congregational Ladies' Aid society and is an enter- car loads when the Rev now bvying two of, good all, making the course in four fifths on Sunday, May 30, tainment well worth attending. trade. Mr Lee of New Milford gave a fine horses for the Bridgeport of a second behind the best time Those who enjoy a good laugh should Harness, Summer E. C. in of the living and We sell Wagons, PLATT, The Lumber Man, address memory be present. There will be etc. v made by a 125 h. p. Panhard. of Civil War. The certainly Blankets, Whips, dead veterans the singing between the acts. Following In have to sell Conn. altar was with the stars and Bring anything you Hawleyville, draped is the cast of characters: to the Leading Horse Mart of Conn- Sand v Hook Gar-- and the veterans, were seated Mrs C. stripes Mrs Briggs, J. Thorpe ecticut, in the front by his request. Charles (A woman of business.) and of Water-bur- y S.s Chapman' family Sidney French age. were among the audience, be- Ralph, SPECIAL TRIMMED Mrs Jimmy, George Mullins Hamilton Bros., SALE HATS. W.W.WAKEIEY, ing guests of Mr and Eugene Miss Edith Proprietor, guests Alvina. Plumb The Leading Horse Mart of Conn, Ward. Many other visiting Miss Jessie Cook ' were attendance. The exercises Melissa, f Water Street, Opposite the Depot MRS GEO. DUNHAM, Sandy Hook, in (Mrs Briggs family.) Ct In Hall in the afternoon were the Mrs with no Bridgeport 1127troa4St Neat FalrfieldjAve., Bridgeport, Free Demonstrations. conducted by Rev Mr Humphrey, O'Connor, liking Mr Emerson Rev Mr Phil for goats, Mrs William Nichols Telephone U38-- 4. Rev and ' " New Summer Hats and Custom Made a Specialty. Also agent for the E M. F. and and the decorating of the Mandy Bates, whose tongue 182 and 184 George St. lips, Mrs James NEW HAVES. Chalmers' Detroit veterans graves witn nowers ny me will stumDie, Durward THE NEWTOWN BEE,' FRIDAY. JUNE 11. 1000.

THEC.H. New u IDtanr Ms, Spring Styles Clothes 111 PI New Milford, Conn. Talk. What Fashionable Woman Doesn't Want a Pair! You know as well as we do that,, while every man en- joys good clothes, he does'nt always get them. A pull here Women'i Regal Slioet are worn th Sale of by and a will make of Millinery. bwudreutd women in New York and other pat there most any sort asuitbrt wil fashion centert and we have the tame Regal on a man when he is trying it on. Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and ttyles right here for you to choose from. The new Regal mode! have every fashion, Flowers. feature found in the moat expensive Paris, It's The Fit That Stays London and New York custom-mad- e shoe. In keeping with our policy of closing out of our stocks Moreover, they are made in quartcr-sU- a, in an txact fit. know that Counts each season, we have MAKKED DOWN our entire stock of wring you We they That will afford you complete satisfaction. Millinery to prices that ire surorisingly low. In the Sale are r suit we have to show is new this season. our Model or Pattern Hats, Shapes, Flowers, Feathers and or- Hatch & Every you 1 Dewey, We offer kinds fits naments. A you only good clothing, and that we P,0. Clock, know are reliable. We call it to your attention by adver- Sign of the Regal Shoe tising it. Our guarantee, as well as the maker's, goes with SHOE SALE. every suit. Your money back if not satisfied. Test us for a ssason in your outfitting. On Saturday morning we place on sale 100 pairs Wom- en's Oxford's at $1.50; regular price $2.50 and $h ,

$350 HATCH & SATURDAY SPECIALS. $400 DEWEY, For This New Location; P.O. Block, Day Only. and $50 New Milford Great Barrington ?6 inch ' Crex" matting in green and red 35c, regular 45c. 36 inch extra heavy Ingrain carpet, part cotton, 35c, never sold at less than 45 cts. 32 inch printed organdies, nothing prettier for summer The Fuller & Johnson "Bemis" 15 Pianos Steel 10c, regularly c. Wall Frame Transplanter. Sash Curtain Rods, 2 for 5c, instead of 5c eacn. A Few Facts. 4 foot white enamel Curtain .Poles, with silver trim- Must Be This machine has revolutionized as 7c each. Not over 10 to a customer.' tobacco settlug, there are now prai-tical- no mings, ! large tobacco growers who set their plants by hand. It Is also entenslvely used br market garduers, nurrsortr men. etc. The transplanting can b j done when the plants Papers are ready, there being no need of waltlngfor rain, as each plant is watered at the Sold. roots as set. and the roots are covered by dry. firm dirt which cannot bake and retains the moisture underneath. The supply of watercan be regulated as conditions reaulre Glass Tea Coffee We make a special potato planting attachment, and an extra shoe One or Jar, of Wall now and large for setting Owing to the closing Buy Papers nursery stock. We also make an attachment for sowing fertiliser tn the Woncu with Mr Cornell's flower store at New Mil- far in the plants. or ford. Conn, on June 15th,I am compell- get something advance If you have transplanllng to do on your place you will and the Puller & Johnson ed to dispose of several Pliant high We "Bemis" transplanter Invaluable because of the saving In time and 'labor and the in" grade pianos at on e. These pianos of the times. have all the crease In yield per acre. be sold aud the can tf3 One Glass Water Pitcher must buyer newest shades, designs and If you want the best be sure to buy Fuller & Johnson "Bemis." SAVE effects in papers for all pur- and poses. The papers are of M. H. From Fifty to One good class and of long-wearin- g MALLETT, 1-- 2 lb. Sample of 25c Coffee Hundred Dollars qualities. Prices were Corner Main and Church Sts., NEW MILFORD. CONN! BY BUYING NOW. If you do not have never lower. all'tbe cash handy you can make satis- factory arrangements for t Ime. Do not miss this opportunity. You will regret it if you do. Investigate at once and A Fine Line Of FREE will be more than by what you pleased you learn. write at once Pure and If you cannot call to John Fresh Hannon, DoubleHar-nes- With lib. purchase of E. s i H. BENEDICT, Nicholas Square, New Milford Heavy Products P.O. BOX 723. Dairy New Milford, Conn. New Milford Creamery. BuTea Blend Tea. Suitable for Farm or Team Work. W A PARCELLS. Prop. CHAS.A. The Largest Line Ever Shown In New Mil- PARCELLS Mgr Also six or seven extra fine hand made Bu-Te- a Blend is of the and choicest ford, composed purest Railroad Street single driving harness. of Teas. Hundred use it. We want you to use it. The water and are new. pitcher jar something entirely They Market! Staim and tre ornamental and useful. Our guarantee is behind this The Best the Market affords In Frank Evitts, Mot Water SEAT and FISH LINE. IIP olfer; if you are not satisfied, return the Tea and the pre Uniq W Heaters, J. L. Railroad Street, New Milford. mium and we will retund you the amount paid. McEuan, Manufactured bt Youngs' Block, Railroad Street, New Milford, Conn. This Offer Extends from Saturday, June 12, inclusive, It Will Pay You to Visit J. A. NORTHROP, Prop. to June Inclusive. Saturday, 19th, H.D.Hine's Studio Nuw Milford, Oonn. faylor & Buckingham, NEW MILFOKD, aid Builfora, WE AIM TO PLEASE Citratra de- Railroad Street. New Milford, Ot. Is you want to see the latest And hit the mark every time with our KY-- 0 TO Estimate cheerfully furnished on largeor signs in the Photographic Art. TEA .mall contracts, GROCERIES. CO., New Styles, New Designs, BANK STREET, NEW MILFORD. The stock Is so varied and carefully select- ed that the most fastidious as well as the Buys a pound of our finp. mheA m most housewife will find Tel. Call 123-- 2. frugal everything that with a first hhllF Ehuma. v.n In .tnnln n.. fnnnn f f'i - Everything goes black Tea. 50c value, for limits Christian Hansen, ceries-hi- gh grade, of the best quality, and at class StudlO, time only. Ask for bio-- fran sam prices as low as gooa lirocerles can he sola Cement and Concrete Walks. for. ple at ford he went by automobile to Dan Stone and Brick Work of All Kinds! The Newtown Bee bury, and from that point took the Tel. 104-- NEW MILFORD. SPECIAL SALE train to New Haven. LEACH, Newtown, June 11, .1309. evening ..CI. Farmers' Co., Friday, ON Trading CONCERT Bir lEAfPO QUARTET. Church Street, New Milford. The Store of Oualltv. Wed- The concert by the quartet ah lodge, No. 43, will be held Telephone Ladies' White Shirt Waist Suits, New Milford, Conn. Tempo de- New Milford. at Roger Sherman hall, last week nesday evening, June 16. The Children's Dresses. Tel. was an andmusi gree will be conferred. Members are Wednesday artistic Grangers! Remember cal success. The en- requested to be present at 7.30 for Fort Edward Institute, held in New this is the Grange NEW HOUSE FURNISHING STORE audience was Store, where you can get your discounts. thusiastic, and they were encored drill. Refreshments will be served. vork City. D. MILLER'S, I. O. visit-'n- g Ezra Golden has rented the store several times. Musical er!v:ios pro- Good Shepherd lodge, No. 65. Garwood Merwir has been Bank Street. New Milford. Ct. now occupied by Mr Cornell, in the nounced the Tempo quartet the finest O. F., will confer the initiatory de h!s mother. e ii Kirsch block, Bank Street, and will in Connecticut, if not in all New er on four candidates, this (Thurs Get open about July 1, with a fine stock England. After the concert the day) evening, and the following About 50 from the Temperance Pool Room, Our Prices" will work the first people village of house furnishings of all kinds. He quartet were entertained at the Thursday degree. attended th lawn a Charles Noble Bennett's Block. store Watson O. Ward Sunday party ON expects to give the town a that rooms of the Commercial club afid passed Lewis , which was for the OnlSame Floor With Harris' Barber Shop. with lords v) lie friends. Monday, will be headquarters for all house sang to the great pleasure of the Gay benefit of the Lanesville BANK ST.. NEW MILFORD. Men's and 4 New Sunday Boy's Shoes, Rubbers and keepers. members Miss Lillian Mallory was in school. Th ee Good Tables. Rubber Boots. Mrs Bailey and family moved to York, Sunday. London of was Georee H. was Attorney Salisbury Flour and Tcnngton, Monday. APPOINTED DISTRICT DEPUTY OF Bassett of Bethel in Temperance Drinks. Grain, all Kinds. the over of Mr and town, Monday. Mrs Howard Hickox; and daughter, GOOD SHEPHERD l.ODGfc. guest Sur.day, John Pierce has taken a position Cill anl Pa .4.1 Pleasant Afternoon Hay, Salt, Gluten and Molasses Feed. Octaria, from Watertown spent Sun Mrs I' any Bassett. at the Arcade machine works. or Evwiitu. Miss Susie C. A clean, day at Mrs Margaret Atwoods. James E. Mullins has been ap- Erwin, night oper Flistikon ribbon is market Iwith Select Dan-bur- y, fly praised by Meats and Poultry. district for District ator at the telepnone office in I. pointed deputy of housekeepers. Charles Leach sehs High Grade Groceries at Lowest Prices. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH No. 22, which includes Good Shep- visited her mother a part it. John 1 last week. Bonjiono, NOTES. No. O. O. F. Lrtui-- pa.-se- d t herd lodge, 65, Miss R. Nichols Sun Walter L. Erwin was in Bridge On June 2 day and Decoration Day in South Boot and Shoe the pastor baptized port, Saturday and Sunday. Ackley, Hatch & Marsh, James Albert son of Norwa'k. Hipp, the youngest Walter and Noble Davenport Dr Walter Barnum of Kent was in Railroad and Bridge Streets, Mr Mrs Mon- Rev T. J. Lee preached on Sunday Repairing. of and Jacob Hipp. Roxbury were visitors in town, town, Monday. New at the First Have moved to rooms over Market of J. B. Cox Milford. With the Sunday morning service, day. Mrs Sarah Treadwell of St Paul, Presbyterian church, N. I Miss Mona H. Taylor of Norwalk, as- P. M. Cassedy was taken suddenly Nyack, Y. Bank St., New Hi ford, Minn., was the guest of her sister, Miss Annie Miller of New York is sumed the duties of leading soprano ill on Thursday, with nervous pros- Mr M. W. Hill, last week. Where I will be pleased to gee all my old of our choir. tration, but is mftv convalescent. Mr visiting Mr and Mrs David Miller of so- ' Railroad Street. A roee ing f the Ecclesiastical Cassedy's many friends are gratified MF'rtRYALL. It's ciety is called by the chairman for to hear that he is improving. Worry, Tuesday, June 15, at 8.30 p. m., to Mrs Noble Thomas of Roxbury The Bridgewater and Washington deco-xatio- "My child was burned elect a committee on church d, Mr Granges were present and furnished terribly Half the Olive Oil passed Memorial Day with and about the face and neck and chest Not Work, etc. Mrs Hubert Thomas. the program at the meeting of the I Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil. Sold In this country Is adul- That tries one soul, and It's hat that Suoda will be observed in this Good No. 65. 1. 0. local Grange on June 8. applied a'pretty Shepherd lodge, The pain ceased anu the child sank terated with linseed oil or some other ingred- adds to the ladies' features, till capote a la church ns Childrer's Day, and the O. will hold Memorial exercises. Mr and Mrs Albert Terrell enter ients, and a very poor article. For became the rage, which find at F., into a restful Mrs Nancy M. usually you'll morning service will consist princi- afternoon, the 20th. tained several of the neighbors, also sleep." absolutely pure olive oil perfect in flavor, put Sunday Sat Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y. up in cans direct from Italy go to pally of exercises by the children. Mr and Mrs Adolph Peelan and H B. riealey of New York tity, Seats will be reserved at the front on Miss Viola Planz attended the funer- urday evening. Instrumental music, G. B. SCHIAPPACASSE, SPATCHER'S and a social time was en- the side aisle for mothers and cradle al of a relative, William Reutter, in singing Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum Bank Street. New Milford. Millinery Parlor, roll bsbies. Any who are desirous of N. last week. joyed by all. Refreshments were Jersey City, J., sets yoj crazy. Can't ' car tiie touch United Bank Bldg., haviu their children at the who served. baptized Miss Dean, has been employed of your clothing. Doan's Ointment NEW MILFORD. CONN. communicate with Bent-le- y Terrell has been visiting at servic will please in the store of the Booth & Byron cures the most obstinate taics Why E. N. & C. H. re- Still River. BURWELL, the pastor. Co., for a year or more, has suffer. All druggists sell It. returned to Mr and Mrs Edwin Hendricks were LAKE IN signed her position and - New Milford. Boot and Shoe SUPERINTENDENT. Bridgiprrt entertained at H. W. Murray's. Sin- Repairing. TOWN. Mr and Mrs J. F. Ellsworth and day. First Class Work Guaranteed. Mis3 F. A. Stone Memorial Children Cry and - L. spent Painting Superintendent Lake of the Berk- Miss Ruth Miller of Astoria, I., Joseph Trimarco, been of Mr Mrs J. A. Day wiiu fcer mother. FOR FLETCHER'S shire division, was in town, Monday, hare guests and .ne Paper Hanging. Union Shoe Shop. consultation with Green Mrs Merwin has returned from in Seymour Northrop. t'. Opposite Town New Milford. ReutK- - reunion of the students of the old Hall, and other citizens. . From New Mil A regular meeting of Palm CASTOR! A 1G TUB Nfm iWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 1J, 1909.

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Roxbury. MEN'S SECTION. buieflFnoted. Rev. Mr. Emerson supplied the pulpit at the Cmi!reiuioiml church last Sunday, in the absence of Mr Lee. Charles Bench of New Milfurd has a Summer Suits at $15. force of men repnring and inproving the proiertyrecently bought by Mrs Carpenter satis- of New Yory fiom Caroline Thomas. 0 Handsome New Models Big Value I Is Mrs E. Ward has been ill the past week and under the enre of Dr. Pons. ' fied bn-l- y Mrs Thomas Phillips is to sail for Eng- land June 25, to visit her relatives. The man with $1? to spend for a Summer Suit will find his money's wort Mary, a young daughter of Lorence and with Giannmone who lives at Station, died last value, style tit in,our suits at that figure. More than that, he will find the great- week of rheumatisn and pneumonia. est variety of styles and fabrics comprised in our showing. ! Rle She is the first occupant of the new the best. - Handsome suits of all Catholic cemetery here. light weight worsteds guaranteed wool, in brown, stone i John Eva and his niece, Mrs Gough, and smoke shades, olive and dark worsteds and plain and s in light gray, gray clay fancy Th spent Sunday Waterbury. weave the most the .has the Miss Ulga Craven has returned from serges exquisite ihades season produced new stripe store ca- Central America and has opened her patterns. In such a range of colors and effects you cart easily pick a pleasing suit. house for the summer. Broad shouldered models with and A. L Hodge attended the Episcopal con- long lapels, straight ana slant pockets ters to vention held in Trinity church, Hartford, novelty cuffs. Models that fit as slick as you please and splendid value at $15. last Tuesday. the Booth school closed for the summer vacation, last Friday. May Forbes of New Haven spent Sun- wants of day with her parents at Roxbury Station. We are doing the largest business in Panama hats ever known here perhaps Philip Wells, proprietor of the New Mil-fo- rd because of the unusual of the hats we are at $5 and Gazette, spent the week's end at A. qualitv offering popular prices young L. Hodge's. $7.50. Seth Warner, who has been sick with men grip, has nearly recovered. '.'h.- il 8 Jennings of ih' Station Collegi- save a stag putty to some of his WOHEN'S SECTION. friow's, Monday evening, it being his 35th birthday. Among the in- an and vited guests were Georpp .Standish, Roy Gray, George Broadbent, John Clearance student Howe. Edward Peck, Charles Peck. Suit Extraordinary. Anthony Gilder, William Hall, Walter Camobill. A'chie Lindway, T clothes O'Brien, Julius Potter, John Welch, Continuing the Positive Clearance of This Season's Tailored Suit Sue John Fitzhenry, James Smith.Huber cesses At Marvelous Reductions. made Downs, Walter Coles. Mr Jennings is a Truly by very popular foreman on the state road and spread a bountiful supper for his The prices at which we are closing out our tailored suits are as tempting as the two Covers were laid for 20. guests. The home menu was as follows: roast turkey, mashed the suits. Whether you remain at or go away for the summer you will find greatest potatoes, new beans, tomatoes, sweet po- this sale provides a fine suit for street, mountain or seashore wear at a price you will tatoes, sweet peas, early green corn, ice losses cream, almonds, cheese, coffee, Roman gladly pay. The are ours our policy of clearing out each season's styles in clothing punch and cigars. Mr Jennings was taken season must be upheld; the gain is for you to take prompt advantage of the sale. by surprise when Edward Peck, in behalf makers of the guests, presented him with a hand- some Morris chairs. Mr Jennings siidhe $15 Women's and Misses $7.50. was not a speechmaker, but in a few kind Suits, in the words his most heartfelt thanks to gave As of thtse suits are siz".s, to as there are women's his Later in the many junior ges 13 17, sizes, handsome trustworthy employes. in mixtures world are evening Mr Gilder was heard in some new of Jight weivht worsted and pastel shades and Shepherd checks mostly songs, George Standish was seen in some satin lined. They were $15 ond are now- - $7 50. found here clever clog dancing, Walter Campbell played the violin and Mr Jennings pre- . $22.50 to $27.50 Suits at $15. and the sided at the piano. All went home re- and Mr joicing wishing Jennings many These are tailored suits remaining from our most lines, and include and happy returns of the day. popular serges fancy most par- worsteds In all desirable colors and in all sizes Big value at $15. Redding. ticular $35.00 to $5Q.OO Suits at $25. UNION MADE SHOES and exact- Handsome models In checks French in and a. For and and hipless shepherd serges plain colors, fancy worsteds cemueitr n , muschuum co. wot Wllfr ,little gents youths lined boys, at $1, $1.25 and jl.50 a pair, in checks and plaids; satin or silk advanced models which will be seen this Fall, Extraor-- ' ing for men from $1.50 to $4, and ladies, young dinarysuitsat$25oo f at ?2 and $3, at French's, Bethel. man can find what he wants. $50 to $65 $37.50. LADIES KIMONO SALE. Suits, in for one lot of la- class tailored suits of soleil cloth in delicate Everything haberdashery to , match Special Saturday, Some of our highest pastel shades, wide wale im- dies' lawn kimonos, 12 l-- each, at and fine woolen Bedford cord; exceptionally handsome models and French's, Bethel. ported serges among the most the suits, Shoes in Black, Tan, Red or marvelous offerings of the sale. Green leathers. , TOW JULFORD. ' $75 and $85 suits at $50. SATURDAYSPECIALS, Besse C. Co. tailored suits in beautiful models, made of satin System Store. The H. Booth & Bentley are hav- """Superb strikingly stripe prunella cloth and ing a sale on trimmed millinerv. marking lined with stripe silk linings in harmonious shades. These suits at $50 each are going to down make the goods to a figure sumrisinfilv some women happy, for they are unusual offerings in beauty and price. low. Read and take advantage of their Saturday specials. Dickinson's Pure Witch Hazel has OSIER double strength, being 20 pounds to the gallon, 25c a pint It's the best on the coat market. At Farmer's Trading Co. Magnificent at $18.50 Ask for sample of our Oolong and mixed HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS. teas at 35c a pound, equal to any 50c tea Formerly $25, $27.50 and $32.50. sold. At Farmers Trading Co. Special sale of fancy evaporated apples are not many of these handsome coats to sell at $18 50, but what There there are will b - at 10c a pound. Limited time only at by women who know real values. Farmers' Co. snapped up quickly Trading arc chiffon broadcloth coats, 36 to 42 inches long with guaranteed taffeta John Bongiorno, the shoemaker, Some linings cloth or silk collars; others are full length coats of black ottomaa silk with collars of Conn. has moved to Bank Street, over John ottoman linen crash Bridgeport, a. Cox's market, and has a very Prices were $25 to $32 50 and are now marked at $18 5c pleasant shop. He has started a harness shop and will repair every- thing made of leather, such as hags, satchels, etc. Mr Bongiorno says if you come once and visit his place you will come again. He will or to give you the best of satis- faction. ( PUkT OUTFITTERS TO MEM WOMEN CHILDREN LoniHiH. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. LOCAL AFPAIES OP NOTE. S. P. Clark and ton, Merlin, left, Monday, AT LIBRARY CORNER. for a visit with friends in the eastern part of the state. B. French of Trumbull and W. A. court, Bridgeport. Miss L. E. George a former well Spatcher 'of New Milford, the Keeling of were guests. Sunday.of George Corning, milliner, has her over the Bridgeport resident of this re- opened parlor Mr and Mrs M. J. McDcnough. known vicinity, store of Mrs E. P. Finch. Hats that were died at his home in cently Auburn, $10 and $12.50 are reduced $3.50 and Mrs Elizabeth Wade, who has been spending a and sever- to The Finest Men's Blue Serge Suits in Town $10. New York, leaving wife, $4.50. several weeks In Norwich with'friends.has re- al children. The Corner turned to her home here. Mrs John Ferris of Greenfield Hill of George Jennings expects' soon to move his and daughter, Mrs Hill, of Redding family from Bridgeport to Long Hill. were recent guests of Mrs Wilson GOOD The Children's Suit Edward Jones has taken a position painting Ferris. with Levi Downs. Will The i Edwin T. Lynch spent Sunday in Zoar the HEAD THIS. Open SHOES! 1 guest of his parents, Mr and Mm P. Lynch. Chance of the Year remarked a The John Gabler place has been Improved "It is astonishing," CARTER on diseases of HOUSE Men's by having a new veranda built across the well known autnority Calfskin Boots, tap such a number front. the skin, "how large Lake Waramaug, soles, pegged, ! of ladies, are by Parents Is it not worth while to be prompt? Frisbie's Pies are like home madf .fresh people, especially your just attvootlve.lv. written advertisements. at our store. Our canned en,,. v.rf ' Under New Note these cuts in new, every day vegeta- induced to some one of the Management sharp price stylish bles and fruits are sure to please you. No bet-- purchase ea Jtseauty ureams now for Season oh Men's Calfskin Boots, sin- suits. teron earth and the price is small. In cereals many of 1909, on the market, not knowing ihatthey gle soles, for breakfast we can fill your order with fresh - sewed, mnctiv rnntain oilv or ereasvv sub- (j goods. Save money and trade at our store. UlUiibi; u stanr.es that clog the pores of the June 18 Suits of $8. 50 $6.50 The Long Hill Store, W. N. Hurd. proprie Thursday, Quality in mid nre for that reason the very- ' tor. Men's fine leg' Suits of $7.50 6.00 worst that they could possimy attention to 'Calf, goat Quality, thing. A a i i 1. i Special uiacn-neid- s. given dress Suits of $6.00 4.98 use. My treatment 01 pimyms, boots, sew Quality, Easton. blotches and all eruptions of transient parties. Suits of $5.00 Quality, 3.98 the skin, are as follows and has in- ITEMS FROM OLk SCRIBE'S NOTE proved very successful. Suits of $4.00 Quality, 2.98 BOOK. variably The best grades of Men's Wach the face carefully every night ' of e work shoes, Suits $4.00 Quality, 1.98 A unique feature of a recent M-- retiring with warm water and Dr Charles A. meeting held hy the Easton Grange a little oatmeal tied up In a small " was an old time spelling match, doth bag, then after drying well, $2 to $2.50 Emphatic reductions in Men's and Young Men's which was entered into heartily by use the 'following Inexpensive - and Bidencope, Suits. the large number present. The perfectly harmless prescription which choosers selected were Miss Grace can be filled at any drug store. Surgeon Chiropodist, Grange Biscount Williams and Edward Moorni nne-h&- if ounce, ether one Gillette, the from Hotel Green, Danbury, will be at the Given. latter's Bide being the winner. Mr ounce, alcohol seven ounces. Use Gillette was awarded the prize of a this mixture on the face as often as NEWTOWN INN use package of Lowney's. possible during the day, but Mrs W. W. Tarbell and and morning anyway. allow?ng Thursday of ech week. Corns, bunions and daughters, right Insrrown Toenails moderate-p- he Misses and Clara Tarhoii on skillfully treated at mmm Esther it to remain we lace at leaia rices. bATISFACTION GUARANTEED 1 of St David's, Penn., are then the powdery film may Hubbell III spending minutes, Ml the Twin r?nof. nff. Do not wash the face Bros., MAW Bummer at Lakes at the Ladies' Shampooing, JOHN ' By g ft. pleasant home of Miss Ida M. for some little time after using. Scalp Treatments. Face Massafrinir and Man- DERBY, CONN. this simple treatment, you icuring. Will call at residence by appoint- following ment G. Burr Tucker has been serring will Eoon have a clear and brillianf only. as juror in ine criminal Superior complexion."