Jeweler, BRIDGEPORT, COHH

leader GENT'S GOLD FILLED WATCHES, Our Stock of Watches is Immense

low-K- :: :: FROM $12 UP, :: :: And will be sold at prices never before so S Wiih or movement. nn We Guarantee Watch Sold. either Elgin Waltham Every RIJDER,:BMANT,:&:C0.1 E EIDER, BRYANT & CO., 59 Main street, -- - - DANBURY. JEWELERS, 258 MAIN STREET, DANBURY, CONN.

VOLUME Hi. NEAVTOWN, CONN., FlilDAY, APRIL 21, 1893. EIGHT PAGES. NUMBER 10.

Affairs About Town. Ilere are five good sleeping rooms, a bath 9 room and linen room, all finished in the MATTERS OF BUSINESS. white wood. Every room has its clothes closet and the windows are so arranged Have Purchased The Entire Stock Of Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods, For nobby spring outfits call on Foster, that good views are attainable. The Besse & Co., of clothiers walls of the bouse are hard BRIDGEPORT, ------CONN. Bridgeport, throughout and outfitters. finish. On the third landing is the custo- GOODS New Goods. New Goods' mary attic and store room. Mr North- CLOHING AND FUMISHIHG Treat & Starr have something interest- Hiving made a complete change in our Cloak the new man rop Department ing to say about their store at New Mil-for- d agemont will show the best assortments In Capes and Jackots and at prices FIRST BROKE TIIE CROCSU OF cannot In in another column. Read it. that be equalled elsewhere Bridgeport. for this house about the middle of June, Misses' Reefers with butterfly capes at $3.50 to $7. All new goods. 18 & 1S92, but the not to Misses' .Eaton Jackets, ages 14, 10, from $8 to $11. All new goods. Meigs Co., the Bridgeport clothiers, carpenters did get Ladies' Tan Jackets in the new shades at $8 and $10. All new goods and are busily engaged their cus- work until about August 1, and it was A e pleasing fashionable styles. complel line of capes In cloth and velvet In the new tomers with nobby new suits. Read all not finished until January 1, 1893. Mr shapes and colors. All new goods. Sole agents in Bridgeport for the h and Mrs did not make their Lffl B Velvet Marvelette for We are about it in another column. Northrop it ?i Sa H ill Pi ifpf PPPafciii capes. continually having Bargains in Dress residence until IS. Goods, Hosiery, underwear, Silks, Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Trim January & Ct. is V. Cor.Main Streets, mings, Prints and Ginghams. There great activity at The D. M. J. Northrop of Bridgeport was the Liberty Banbury, Read's Co.'s architect of this bat Mr and Special Department. carpet department, this dwelling, week, as will be seen by reading their Mrs Northrop's ideas were carried out Awnings, Tents, Sailsnd Decorating for halls. We propose to assu m in exte- the lead as bidders for awning work during the coming season and when you advertisement. throughout regard to both the STOKE OPEN NOW. receive an estimate from us you can rely npon its being the lowest. Only rior and interior appointments W. IT. skiiled.orknian employed and material used guaranteed to be the best. With the advent of spring we wish to have you become more acquainted with our stock of new goods, so we give you from week to in sals-Clothin- week, our advertisement This immense stock will be sold for a few days only at a big sacrifice. A genuine clearance B. another column, a low of the leading - : Goods lowest ever heard of in W. HALL & COMPANY. and Furnishing at the prices Danbury. popular lines being received by us. In y ticHcj pace with the we There will be a reduction of from 20 to 40 psr cent on everything. This entire stock was keeping stjles, place PORCH general before the for the first time a J a and we are to close it out at a bargain- - Take of a good public bought at big bargain going big advantage russet kangaroo, Blucher cut, men's sale will continue for a few This days only. I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I sole thing. bargain Ml I I shoe,pointed toe,with tip,and a light nd taking it all together, it is the nicest TREAT & STAR! fitting, the most popular and the easiest LYON & GRUMMAN, l 0ININ6 ROOM SiTfiNS ROOM t- - I E. E. HARTWELL & COMPANY. and best wearing shoe for the spring and summer seasons. They are our own Morgan's Spading Harrows, Some will make. P. II. Fale?, 27s Main street Wiard Chilled Plows, people Bridgeport. New Model Seed Sowers, sniff' at the ambitions A FINE RESIDENCE. Garden Tools, of a New Milford Just Completed by Banter C- - H. Horthrop- - Views and a of its General Hardware. Description Appointments. I Y""faw n ARE READY FOR THE SPRING OF '93. 383 MAIN STREET ard 19 CANNON STREET, Goods It is so seldom that a new house is BRIDGEPORT, - CONN. Dry Store built in this quiet village, that the ad- vent is of more NEW GOODS, NEW BARGAINS I I I worthy than a passing NEW SEEDS, notice. Particularly true is this of the FOR THE FAKM AND THE FARMER, THE BUILDER AND THE PAINTER. handsome and convenient residence of DR 420 Main St.. BRIDGEPORT. In a small village in the center of a Banker Charles II. Northrop, illustra- - WARNES, Deatist, FIRST FL03R PLA3. INDUCEMENTS IN HARDWARE FOR EVERYBODY. great country of magnificent distan- ions and description of which we take INSERTS TEETH WITHOUT PLATES AND pleasure in presenting to our readers1 Sherard had the contract for the mason - ces, a store has from 1700 i WITHOUT EXTRACTING- grown this week. ork and George F. French of Bridge square feet floor space to 7000 square The land on which Mr Northrop built port contracted for the carpenter work. - Tine a Also teeth on all kinds cf plates- filling his home was of P. II. The house 13 well built as Mr North FILLY realized what a corner and feet in 1893- - pretty purchased monopoly we have ot the furniture specialty and warranted. All operations made painl- Skidmore during the fall of 1S91, and is rop personally supervised the work and i i tnisinesa at llawjpyville, until we judt M M M iimuutuc-turin- w - saw the the following letter from a v -- ess- Consultation free. 12 years experience- A cash and ituated just north of the Skidmore resi that workmen did their work concern in the far West: j regular city store, pack dence so as is "Dear Sir We have written to you several that has stood for long a thoroughly. It We have sold more stoves, this season, than in any season since we began limes, urging you to put in a small line ot our age system; regular departments for land mark at the corner of our main specialties. Jlave received no reply. We A PRETTY AXU CONVENIENT business. This.alone, shows that we are doing business on small commission sell to only one concern in a place, if we do Cloaks, Millinery, Dress Goods, Car Street and the street leading to the not now hear from you promptly we will give home and may the time soon come when the entire sale of our to some other We Do Not Ask You $38 For a $25 Stove, goods pets, Wall Paper, etc-- , etc- - Newtown's hillsides shall be covered prominent turniture house in your town." & CO., FOR LOCATION, Goodness gracious, wasn't we scared, and R, BALLERSTEIN with the attractive homes of Newtown's to SI 3 for old in in- our on when we In order to allow you from $10 your one, which, many didn't hair stand end read it. Mr secured as convenient liut come to look around, the "other promi- WJN JN . Mail order service, in fact every con Northrop atd sons, ilr and Mrs Northrop are both must be thrown into the old iron and, as such, is worth bnt 25c per nent turniture houses didn't show up worth a 360 & 362 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT, same as stances, We followed out in our at the time plesant a place, he delighted with their new home. MONEY THAT IT IS cent. mind's eye all venience known in modern cwt-- ; but WE GIVE YOU ALL THE STOVE FOR YOUR the main thoroughlares, cross streets and could find. Situated as it is nearly on the boulevards in our town, north, east, south and POSSIBLE TO GIVE AND PAY EXPENSES. west, lor miles and miles, and positively opposite side of the Street from the bank, A SEW SELECT SCHOOL. could not find t lie 111 . Away north past the he can have a personal knowledge To You a Gold Dollar For a great lrog ponds and across the roaring Ousa-toni- c Prof V. D. son of the We Do Not Claim Sell Cent, (" lierkshire" in the new version); east that nil is well at the institution which Smith, late Iiev to old in-tm- the historic hunting grounds of Pom T'riiCLaCLed. t3Iat forms so a of and Henry B. Smith, and well known, is to Yet we DO claim to sell first class goods for less money thau you can buy peraug and .Nonnewaug, even beyond the Sale. TREAT & STARR, large part his thought shores ot abso- is his open at Bon Air, Va., in connection with - quassapaug; nothing there, Values. care, and which growing under old fashioned, cheap casting ranges- lutely nothing, rsoutli to Taunton lake and Extraordinary is C. M. t West The lot has a of cousin. Prof Ilazen, a select naught here but bullheads and suckers. our own management. frontage O-VJL- X to ; beautilul historic trimmed hats from 1 The most artistic creations 'of workrooms; New school. lEr-HC- : e'en Danbury and grand Handsomely up. Milford, Conn. Hie fall term will open Sep- old the where - PliCGG Danbury, place Washington our own exclusive styles- tember 1S03. The school is bound to iilC "fought and bled" and made that famous w IS, $50- - -- of the drove the Hes- Trimmed Bonnets and Hats at prices ranging from i iu. NEW HEATING STOVES, $5 to JDl crossing JJrandywine, from London aad Paris. prosper, as both gentlemen are admira W sians back from the heights and pointed out New designs and stjles just received. The latest novelties NEW COOKING ST0VES,$12 to $60. the luture site of the fair grounds (if bly fitted for their work. Prof Smith has W we are Danbury - not mistaken). Here, thank goodness, - 1 been for several at the head of the Our stock is now compute- Look at them and judge for yourself- the spe! was broken ; lots of turniture houses years and more bullheads and sue-n- o, no, we Warwick institute at Warwick, N. Y., didn't mean to say that. (We were tempt- Our straw hats are sold at ed to say it because one of those fel- 100 dozen Flower Sprays, artistically bunched. 25a each. prices and has recommendations from such men A mean our Vk hz Ik hz Tlk M m k lows over there said something about that defy competition. We call attention to s nt II. of Amherst m us the other day, just because our furniture J. Seelye wagon is delivering so many goods through college. Prof Nell, Prof Crowell,Ex-Sen-- their streets, but you can see that we haven't 3n.ri.cl37 Conn. laid it up against him. You can always know ator Eli Saulsbury of Delaware and oth- Hooli, when we our that we are not - modify speech e ers. Prof Ilazen also- has endorsement angry, for when we feel hurt or get real angry Cur is the and our prices are the lowest in Bridgeport-W- We Give 'Em Fits! coou-ness- stock largest we can tilings Dy ineir rigm names;, , of the highest character. lie is a gentle what a monopoly we are having at Ilaw-levvill- make a of Ribbons and Velvets for dress trimming. Our Line of Won't someone please hold us in. specialty man in the highest sense, and has a nat- What a temptation to fall from our prinei- - Our stock is than ever and our prices are always the low ural bent for teaching. In a Circular. les ana go to marking tilings rigm up to larger mugeport, Danbury, v ateruury ana JNew which the gentlemen have issued, they Iaven prices. Human nature is weak and est. We invite inspection. he devil places tempting morsels and special It will be to your beue say tne climate of lrginia is a happy NEW SPRING GOODS stumbling blocks in everybody's way. Now to buy your shoe out FE05X ELEVATION. medium between the severe cold of the we oe auie to resisi tne to us breakmigntInto the nationaltemptation or & CO., of at indeed small pro FIT! more Northern states and the Hawleyville bank, R. BALLERSTEIN 3 runs back to a of 140 enervating Is now in run for mayor or alderman, tor it takes a feet and depth heat of the South. Bon Air is complete every department. brave man and a hardened criminal to do those feet. favorably things, but won't some one please come right 360 AND 362 MAIN STREET, ituated in Chesterfield county, eight In our Dress Goods Stock we have many choice goods and a line of fancy away quick and start another furniture store IS FRONT OF TIIE HOUSE miles from the state half be right along side of us, before we give in to The Capitalist! capital, way tiie tempter, or must we, now that our eyes - - - UUJNJN. The Merchant! spreads out the wide green to the drive' tween the mountains and the sea, and 300 silks for trimming. are opened, continue to suff er and pose as,a BRIDGEPORT, The laborer! war. so Drominent a feature in New martyr to our principles? We came to this FIT EVERYONE! feet above tidewater, and possesses the wild region, thinking that we could buy and AND RE town's famous Street. The house is de of Do not fail to see our line of above goods- - sell and commune with nature in rural sim THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE best those natural advantages plicity and peace, far from the temptations, cidedly modern in style of architecture. which the state affords. Perfect natural turmoil and strife of the bustling city and now ENGLAND. rock-ribbe- HOUSE NEW the house the first to at must these barren and d hills and TAIL MILLINERY IN On approaching drainage, an abundance of pure drinking valleys be the direct cause of undermining tract the eye is the veranda, so spacious, an evironment of our principles? We $;et occasionally, howev- n ryiTANDISII water,and pine forests, er, letters calculated to send the blood cours- tylish yet seeming to take up so small a space secure as healthy local conditions as can & SCOTT, ing backward our veins Sent, no Baldwin QUINN through TO- - & KJhoes. Standin2 on the outer a fine view one-four- th doubt, as "special dispensations" to hold us WEITE JAMES SEXTON & SON., edge be found. The school buildings are in check, 'ihe following 13 a copy ot one just Bantam, can be had from the head of the Street, of a mile from the station. received : & Conn. railway CONN. "JJristol Con Feb 2d 189.1 dear sur i am FLYNN DOYLE, down to where it is lost by the sudden They consist of the home the 161 MAIN STREET, DANLURY, And 1 cottage, goen tor To Be uiarrid Want too Ied FOE PEICES .ON.... to school-buildin- sutes ami a Stid Ivetclun Stoneworks. sloping of the roadway. Turning to which the bed and chars Hand-Mad- e Jranite gymnasium And Tabel i can git ful oak Sutes Complete Fine & Surreys, MAIN ward the house, the large oak finished is At winsted for ten Dollars i hear Carriages 402 STREET, being added, and the pavilion, a large polished , a at once out-of-do- or you are seling cheap if i Can do Better will Harnesses. door opens into hallway that play-roo- Ample athlet!c THIS SPACE BELONGS TO Come an sea Vou Drect to me Thomas - Best Goods! Best Workmanship! You Cannot sneaks of the comfort and convenience Bristol Con Beat Our Prices! Every Customer is an Monumental and Building Work o grounds adjoin the school building ; a do You pay The treit tin Ana Tickets" Advertiser. of the interior arrangements. Large workshop and laboratories will be includ- Fred uent missives ot this kind will doubt Every Description. has slid less disabuse us ot the idea that we are sell- CONN. and commodious, this hallway ed in the equipment . Pupils will live In EBusiness ing too cheap, but in the meantime we shall BRIDGEPORT, doors which open to the parlor on the The Mew College strive, oh how hard we shall strive, to keep New Designs and Fine Workmanship, ing family of the principals. Here they down this tendency to take advantage of the the right and smaller door3 will have, as far as possible, the intelli- BRIDGEPORT. J. F. GRIFFIN, PRINCIPAL. tremendous corner and monopoly we have at and care re naw ley vine. JAMES SEXTON & SON, LEADING TO TIIE SITTING ROOM gent thoughtful that they Without any joking we have a ceive in their own homes. Only a limit- stock ot furniture that it will pay you to come Crescent Avenue, St Michael Cemetery-Eas- t and dinina room in the rear. The hall see. -. ed will and -. number be received. Sleeping And we can now supply you with carpets PORTRAIT .- PHOTOGRAPHER, Brideepor Stratford. and sitting room are stained as well as turniture. 224 Main street, - - liirminguam, uu. way, parlor rooms will be made as cheerful and We do ot Jixceiienue in tvu in imitation of and all kinds of upholstering, "makinst Work Superior m"'" perfect mahogany, home . over es of like as possible. The reading room hair mattresses etc. Photography. by doors which work perfectly - sliding will be supplied with the best books, BDWALtDS M.SM1T11, M.L). nn I nntirn s Daienc unusets, can uc and The WALL room magazines games. table will PAPER. G. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. thrown into practically 4ne large have an abundance and proper of A. KURD & JONES. A the variety BAKER, Office and Residence Bewtown Street. BAXTER & DANBURY Tilpasant view is obtainable from, wholesome well and well - food, Telephone Connection. . - with stained prepared Fairfield Ave.. Corner Water St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. large parlor window, glass served. The health du- - NEW FURNITURE WAEE- - and room physical of the ' 423 MAIN STREET, at its top. Both parlor sitting will in all be re- fire pil respects carefully FURNACES. BRIDGEPORT. are furnished with genuine places, well-bein- R00MS. THE ALBANY DENTISTS, garded ; his moral g will be our to be used in mild weather, when the 388 MAIN first care." 1893. 0PP. UNION DEPOT, STREET, Rprvloes of the Excelsior furnace in the SPRING, 0pp. Cannon St., Bridgeport THE CtLOVE HOUSE man cellar is not required. Handsome When think of a HAWLEYVILLE 0T. fire and a you purchasing piano PAINLESS tles adorn each place pretty it is well to faith in some We take la to the ct Newtown, Sandy Hook and vicinity that we are Cf Bridgeport . to put your good pleasure announcing people DENTISTRY display of tiling is arranged protect reliable firm and one that handles now prepared to show the handsomest and beat selected line of Great Of the wood work. The room is at good AT MODERATE Variety dining makers goods, such as & J. W. the left of the room and directly Steinway Sons, jOHNSQN, sitting Ernest Gabler & Bro., Uardman, Den- MEN'SBOYS' AND CHILDREN'S SUITS PRICES. back of the hall way. This room is fin BRIDGEPORT. NEW. SPKING GLOVES ning & Weser Bros, pianos. These in- exhibited us so and well ished in the natural white wood, giving Tor Spring and Summer tver by at prices reasonable, that good made gar struments can be found at the ware-- ments will be within the reacn or ail. we snow a oeautuui line or a and appearance, to one only REAL ESTATE Now Ready-Lates- t light pleasant rooms of the M. Steinert & Son's of the most room3 01 every Co., - HAWLEY, WILMOT important 359 Main street, and 777 STFXHSTG- INSURANCE, LOANS. novelties in super taffetas, 25c. house. Bridgeport, OVERCOATS' & Excellent made, perfect fitting gloves Chapel street, New Haven. We always In all the new shades at popular prioes, REYNOLDS, 25c. IX THE REAR H. gloves, colors and black, have a number of second hand pianos of JOHN RE ID, Kid finish silk gloves 25c. of all. comes the kitchen, back of all the various other makers on hand can black kid 7 Sc. ' that UNDERTAKERS, gloves be low. See us before NO. 98 STATE Mosquetaires, all leading shades, 08c. bought very pur In an endless variety, perfect in fit and choice patterns. 118 FAIRFIELD AVE.,BRIDGEPORT STREET, M. & Sons Jeweler, BRIDGEPORT, COHH. ; TELEPHONE 291. Nev slate and tan kid gloves 7 So. , ft, chasing. Steinert Co., New All the latest novelties in the jewel- GEORGE B. HAWLET, . - 11 Chapel Street; 4 button Adonis gloves, Haven and Bridgeport. M. Leseman, ry line at lowest prices. CHARLES E. WILMOT, - 407 Clinton Avenue; kid gloves 59c. general manager. Write for " Of JOES B. RETKOtDS. - - 192 Fairfield Avenue Cordurov cuff 50c. beautifully Every Description. gloves Wyivn illustrated catalogue. a. W, ORGELMAN. Sandy Hook, Ct. MARBLE AND GRANITE HATS AISTX) CAPS Manufacturer and dealer in Harness, Saddlos & M. C. Hawley started on his 45ih . For Children in new at low WORKS. HUM) JONES, designs very prioes. Bridles, Collars, Blankets, etc. ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FDEKISHED. round trip to California, Monday. Monuments, Heads Stones in Marble or Granite-Writ- YOTJ WRITE US - - - WE DO THE REST THE HOSIERY HOUSE arid. IBa-gr-s ' for designs and prices. Tx'wciza P. W. ' Mr Ircurelingr BATES, Of Great assortment of Hew Hos Rev Delzell will speak at the Pal- From the cheapest to the finest grades. STCTHiBi Bridgeport. SIDE ELEVATI05 (SOUTH VIEW). M. W. now offered. estine school house on after- Call on us when in Danbury. We shall be pleased to shew you through our stcck. , OF STEVENS, P. A. iery Sunday NORWALK. Our bargain fast black ladies' hose, 8 pair 25c other rooms and out of the way. It is noon. : ' &, Men s unmatchable 8 nose, 3 pair 25o. , accessible to the room and N0RWALK, CONN., CO., All sizes children's hose at 8 for 25c. easily dining 181 MAIN STREET, DANBURY. pair furnisnea wita tne conveniences neces- Mrs Jabez Mead her ankle out Has the largest and finest as Ladies' extraordinary value hose. 19c pair put of BR0THERS,: 1-- LEVY 2 to the One sortment of finished Monuments Hen's hose in great variety, 12 1 2o pair sary culinary department. joint white' attempting to get on the UNDERTAKER, l-- SLEIGHS Children's superior quality stockings 12 feature of the house that attracts the house cars while at a visit to her sister, and Headstones of establish" Mr WAGONS, CARRIAGES, Anyone Reliable Clothiers, any Residence, King St. All orders left with G, purchasing any kind ot pair. eye of the ladies, are the five large clos- Mrs Lester E. Warner of Bridgeport. ment in the State. B. Tucker, Easton.will receive prompt attention. Business, Pleasure or Farm Wagon, Buggy or on oieiK" wm uu wen w can on us ana gei low ets the first floor. The second story She had the ankle set, remaining four DEALER IN EVERYTHING IN Office in Toquet Block) est prices. Heado nartars for Tons. Cushions. of the house is leached the with her sister before able 211 - Backs, etc., etc. . Q. BEERS A CQ, New-ow- & JOIIES. easily by days being MAIN STREET, DANB RY, COM. THE STONE LINE. WESTPORT, CONN, Conn. 1MB broad front stairs, or the rear stair way. to return. TTIK NEWTOWN BEE Boers & Co.'h, or E. F. Hnwlpy's,' would work shafts broke and dropped down, frighten terrible devest at Ion." Must we havo the ing the horse, which ran-awaj'- , overturn- Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report. MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S POPULAR experience ot LltelifloliI, when the ing the wagon and throwing the occu- BY Bridgeport, Friday, April, 21 PUBLISHED business portion ot the vintage was laid In pants into the ditch. But they were un- PRICED CLOTHING AT THE THE 3EE FU3I.I3EING COMPANY ashes, before any action Is taken? If the injured. The wagon wasbadly damaged. business and moneyed mon would get togeth" The horse broke away and was not found A M.tSON P. SMITH, EDITOR. pron the matter, we believe something tan- for several hours. GASH. would result. If were livid AKTUMt J. SMITH, BUSINESS MANAGER. gible pipes through Newtown Street, undoubtedly Sandy AS TO THAT LICENSE. Did you ever think of the gain from trading at a cash store ? Hook would want to reach out and be eon Commissioners Houli 60 A 4c. A COPY. Friday, County The strongest lever in shoe buying is $1 TEAR, neeted. It's a South-por- subject worth talking up. han, Rowland and Me.d visited f ,1 prompt cash It makes the lowest prices. .v i4. " - and the for which The maker likes bis money. l - FEIDAT APBIC 21.1893 inspected building HEwTOWS. COBS., an for a license had been I buy for cash and sell lor cash. Customers application twice. No bad debts to tor made Fred Mills. went over gain pay here. Legislative Gossip. hy They ABSOLUTELY PURE Stores that give credit make good customers the ground. Their-decisio- will probab- pay for losses. to-da- the 7 A business bod debt 12, 1893. ly be g'ven Congregational church, for the ben the 23d, at o'clock. The topic will be large without the leak Capitol, Hartford, April efit of the Fresh Air fund. for friends." makes small percentage of expenses. The bill for the of oysters "Praying I don't no protection Annie the little of make preposterous claims, but the season from Quinn, daughter Mrs Samuel is in Charles Lord i3 his father. other store can or does cell good shoes as during spawning July Section of Jessup Bridgeport, visiting 20 to 10, in each was Master Quinn Green's Farms, is cheaply. September year, with a friend that quite ill. Amos is Brcw-ster- s, had a narrow escape from death, last Uncle Birch visiting at Besides, I treat you fairly. Editorial Ink passed. on on which is thot N. Y. Your money back if you want it. Drops. The committee on education have re- week. They were the track It reported Judge Glover has the shore line was rented his place for the summer. His CLOTHING HOUSE. ported on an act concerning State Nor- express approaching. Mrs Andrew Leavenworth has return were saved the revers go to the JAdirondacks PERTINENT POINTS. mal school recommending the building They by engineer family usually ed from Brooklyn. We have been so long acknowledged as the leaders of Fine Clothing that his and on the air the warm weather. JOHN G. HOWLAND. of schools at Bridgeport and New Haven. ing engine putting during is no was a close call. 405 Main St. it with little pride that we say that never in the history of our house Now tliut spring has opened, the selectmen It Is doubtful it the bill passes. brakes. It Rev Mr Childs, on Sunday afternoon In state will to have we been able to reach so a oar as ot the towns tills proceed The act establishing a court for the The fence in front of the Monroe li united in marriage a Hungarian couple high standard with product at present. thousands of dollars in repairing our at was expend town of Norwalk was rejected. has been removed. The grounds the parsonage. The bride attir- - And never have we been able to offer as much for the as now. Oar ot brary REDDING- money roads. This waste money has Twelve bills were rejected to-da- are to be and put in or- ed in white. After the ceremony the a graded perfect spring line of Fine (Nothing is a remarkable example of the of gone on tor generations and has been heavy der. The work is being done under the bridal party went direct to the bride's highest type need more ed to take an enforced vacation on ac- burden for the tax payers. Wo April 13. supervision of II. H. Perry, which is a home and spent the time pleasantly with A PROMISING YOUNG MAN. the tailor's art. Each separate garment bears the indescribable impress of road-biillilln- and loss friends of their own count of a bad quinsy sore throat. repairing. The petitioners in the case of T. B. guarantee that it will be well done. nationality. skill and looks well made and "smart" and"swell,"with nothing of the fami What farmer would be content with build Wilcox, et al, for an extension of time A very musieale was held at A. P. Wakeman and men are removing Charles is for liar made appearance about it- - cut and made in Ings, fences or Implements that needed to be for claims the estate pleasant Ryan again working ready Properly clothing all presenting against Miss A. last the timbers of the old barn at the par- Miss A. Denison. Moat ot our Smith's, evening. N. He has developed fabrics. Perfect fitting and sold at an honest that is what our house is constantly repaired? of Charles F. Woodruff, were given leave also the off PLATTSVILLE. price; n sonage; leveling ground considerable talent as an artist. A life roads are but little better than trails, and to withdraw. The public schools siext Mon famous for. Children's school, and fine nicely where the old barn stood. like of W. T. A "WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. boys' youth's clothing, perfect fitting! when have been with the re crayon picture the late they "repaired" The humane institutions committee day. Denison which correct styles, right prices, excellently made and trimmed. This stock is par- used few Ambrose Wilson has been ill for he made for Miss Deni This has a same old gutter wash that has been ported favorably on a resolution to make Miss Eleanor a in quite quiet village witnessed very of is Saturday gave party tils' week. son shows that he has much talent. We ceL ticularly worthy inspection as it equally attractive in price. the purpose tor years, they are objects of an appropriation for the girls' industrial honor of her 10th to a past pleasant gathering, this week, in the to use birthday large understand that he intends to take les- ebration of Mr Mrs GENT'S FURNISHINGS All the specialties of neckwear in the market dread to every "e who is obliged school of Middlctown. number of her friends. The house owned Benjamin Betts, now and George Burr's young sons and should he devote his life to art, G5th can be found at the Hub. them. Another dog bill was rejected. Granville and marriage anniversary. Seldom do A of the executive committee occupied by Perry family, we predict for him a brilliant future. There would be but few abandoned tarms If meeting has been sold to Mr Sherwood of Green- we see as well preserved and happy 14 of the S. V. I. A. was held af- He also displays considerable talent as a who wended good roads prevailed. Many farms are aban- April 3'esterday field. Mr to vacate about couple, have their way to HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, at the residence of Mrs S. C. Perry expects sculptor. for CI On even doned because it is bal d to get to them, hard- The House resolution granting to the ternoon, June 1, aud will move to Bridgeport. gether year. Tuesday 3mlst& Sherwood. at-u- t 50 r more were on er to get away, and because there Is no avail unseated members $200 each for service will be missed from W. C. Sanford has added to the at ing, April 19, They schools, hand to make the occasion SPECIAL SALE OF TEBOIED MILLINERY. able market. No greater stimulus could be to the state was passed. The vestry of Trinity held an adjourn church and tractiveness of his place by building a uiei ry j yom socially. At 0 o'clock tea was announced and our devised for the farming Industry of this state The resolution authorizing the destruc ed Monday night. long line of picket fence. W. S. Bassett early We invite attention to large assortment of e'egont Trimmed Bonnets, Eoand Hate meeting, Mrs William Knapp has sold her place three well laden tables were relieved of and Toques. New additions daily. than to establish a system of good hard roads tion of cancelled stated bonds was pa does the work. The road from Southport to Fairfield to Mr Bergen and with her daughterand their much of The farmer's in the way of market- sd. Daniel Sanford returned home on Mon burdens, to the satisfaction expenses as son-in-la- The act election of town has been repaired as far the the Tin Mr Bennett, has taken a all after which Mr "W. IE. ing bis produce and hauling his supplies concerning the day, the winter with his present, Burr, though bridge. house at No 517 Fail field avenne,Bridge-port- . having spent 84 And not clerks was recommitted. son years old, entertained his friends with 396 Main CONN. would be reduced to a minimum. in and daughter in Brookline, Mass. street, BRIDGEPORT, I no Din one stockholder or a Do not to attend the entertain An old resident this, her na music on the clarionet,Mrs Charles Brad only the tanners, but all classes would be allowing forget aud to a to su ment tive village, her friends regret that she Miss Minnie Williams spent several ley the on the pulpit Sunday uioruitig evemng. benelltted. We should have better acquain- corporation bring petition the by the Westport dramatic club, at playing accompaniment He is a student and this cows to his dairy, now making 130 quarts should leave, but her many kindnesses days with her aunt, Mrs J. Miller at D. After this the hours were graduates year. which In tance with our au drive perior court to dissolve the corporation, Washington hall, Tuesday, April 25,8 p piano. pleas daily Iroy Clark peddles neighbors; evening's will be remembered, and we hope her Sanford's. with music and Mr3 Beers left on to a Bridgeport. bo a was rejected. ni. I tie ciud is nigniy spoKeu or ana antly passed singing Saturday spend after the day's labor, would pleasure, will be in her new were friends few her Miss Clara Rufus is itixking extensive olt-e- those who fail to will miss a treat. declining years happy S. E. Rowland will be soon to Many costly presents left by days vith daughter, Jennings and we should not be deterred, as now we IS. go obliged on his house. April home, near her children. leave the old homestead where he was wishing to show their appreciation to the Beers, who is studying at the conserva- repairs are, from HMiUng an entertainment or The act concerts on The Ryder property on the Main street permitting Sunday It was James new horse born and has which s.ems aged couple. The following verses were tory of muMe on 2.'5d street, New York. social gathering, cm ooint of the bad con- was tabled after considerable discussion is in tne nanus or Simon lianlis Bulkley's always lived, again that went the town at such a rather hard. We understand he will composed by relatives and read on this HUNTINGTON. dition ot the roads. Hereafter the owners of domestic fowl- - L'he property comprises the house, shed through Mr Bartlett and daughter have taken a few It be- move to a his occasion. They are as follows : from will become The labors ot the count' uld be will be liable for all which and 8 of an acre of land which Mr lively pace, mornings ago. place provided by uncle, letters this church and lom; hill. 4ir damage they came at the cars at South- - Hezekiah Gould, iu Weston. Edwin T. and dedi- of a less arduous; he could vlxit a number do for six months after notice. The Hanks expects to dispose of soon. frightened Composed by Bartram, members Congregational church lnf may wheeled and cated to his uncle and aunt, Mr and Mrs George is be O.O. Beatd, Jr., will be at Stratford, of and a amount on whose port depot, suddenly about Couch hill still remains at Norwich, which to their future patients accomplish pmatcr person ground the fowls tres N. is muddy, though on (wth ol their marri i Postmaster Jennings offering the threw young Bulkley out. Burr, the anniversary home. Friday, April 21. with oxen, cows, and of ; and In cases to where de- must now notice to the owner Fortunately all the roads elsewhere are settled. : good emergency pass give lot- on the estate of H. I. Bulkley prop- he was bruised a little. The horse age one or two hordes. Is his be secur- only W often hear a say, i lay dangerous, service could of the fowls six mouths. mother-in-la- w person Prof Alfred J. Wakeman and wife every erty for sale. He reports real estate fair- was near LXev Mr Jones'. Neith Mrs Stowe, the of J. T. ed with the least waste ot time. Vil- Men's Associat- stopped "I never will be old," Wellington Wilkiusou and his siiter, possible The Young Christian active. was in I been a ly er horse or buggy received any injury Gregory, town, Saturday. cannot live as they have done, from New Haven have spending j LM, e were horoe over lage lmprovi incut, which also includes bet ion of New Milford was incorporated. soon SlAday. joha Under the hands of The insolvent of S. B. My past will be told. few da"3 with his mother, Mrs II B. Wilkiuson is ter roads .fosters social refinement, and tends The act concerning costs iu civil act Carpenter Perry The night being stormy, only six were estate Rowland spending a few days at and his assistants, Simon Bariks'hou-- e on will pay off about 90 cents on a dollar. But while I'm here I'll jolly be, Wakeman. home. to a more thorough civilization. We should ions was passed. at the chapel to meet for rehersal. And do Ihe best I Pequot avenue is progressing. The Johnson on Couch has can, have bettor schools and more regular atten- The Senate bill concerning the trans Mrs Wetherbee, wife of the place hill, For Father Time is after me, The V. P. S. C. E. meet at Miss Ruth more proprietor come into the of II. S. The same as man. dance. The country clergyman could portation of members of the Asemblj The Methodist parsonage was vacated of the Windsor in New York, has been again possession any LYONS PLAIN. Piatt's, Wednesday evening. ot his was on Rev A. B. who Osborn by foreclosere of a readily visit the homes people, gain rejected. Monday by Gilman, is mortgage. But Father Time is sometimes slow, GOOD-SEL- L. quite ill, but tecovering slowly. DEATH OF MHS 1MJHA KELLOGG Farmers are improving the time plow- their confidence, learri their needs, Join In The act prohibiting Ashing on Sunday transported his household goods to Park- - Their house in the is iu W. C. Sanford will, the Don't worry about him, village being put patronize And when he marks three score and ing, sowing seed, and doing other sea- their pleasures, console them in trouble, and under severe penalties was rejected. ville, L. 1., his new home, that day. Mr readiness for the new this summer. He will furnish ten, occupants, creamery Behold you still have vim. The of John S. Kellogg, who sonable spring work. be of more real help through such friendly This afternoon the special state prison Gilman expresses himself as well pleased the milk of 15 cows. family The schools here have a vaca- have been sick for some weeks, were and social intercourse than all the line-spu- committee held their first public hearing with his new charge, which is situated public To take the fiddle from the hook, Miss Olive Birdsey is visiiir.g friends week. The of L. Sanford are afflict- And start a little fun, overcome with the sad sermons that could be written in a lifetime. in the House. A number of inter about five miles out of tion, this family J. nearly grief, by here. large Brooklyn. ed with the While young and old loin in the sport, news received on even- To for belter the matter csted listeners were Ex-Keep- Mr aud Mrs are to whooping cough. by them, Friday the demand roads, present. Postmaster Jennings has rented the Wright coming Their laughter makes one young. them of the death of their The strange noises heard in the woods of costs should not be it we are to Frank J. Martin was examined. He re their home in next The who was cheated out of her ing, informing opposed, William II. place to M. S. Ker- Walstein, Saturday, lady Another 10 ye:vrs roll around. wife of. William a year ago, are again terif ying the small lated several blood tales and was Bradley to to Baker's at a oldest daughter, Dora, be taxed for Improvements, let it bo tor per- curdling of Mr is ex- stay for the summer. trip Hawleyville has poor Is this my aunt and uncle? Mrs boy. cross-examine- rigan Brooklyn. Kerrigan Groodsell of Goodell manent not for that need to sharply d by opinion of the New railroad. seem the same three score and ten. Westport. ones, and repairs to take about 1. II. S. Glover of this and England They 32 leaves Chamberlain. It will take considerable pected possession May village Henry She will When he took down the fiddle. was years of age, aud four WHITE HILLS. be renewed every few months The old of are trout at try again and hopes for better time to fluiah the as there area It is reported that Dr Dunham is to Bishop Bridgeport fishing next time. children under seven years. There was wooden bridges are being replaced with dur hearings, Rock. luck, And now we see a tew years more, able David Hall of Ansonia has moved into number of witnesses to be heard. No move back to Greenfield Hill, to his res- Lyme Unto their lot is none of the family to attend able and handsome Iron ones. These bridges It is that the given, Bennett French's house. counsel are allowed on either side. The idence there, about May 1. Mrs Short's Mrs from expected Legislature But still their sun is setting low, the funeral on Monday, but Miss Jessie, greet the eye of the traveler at frequent In daughter, Joyce, will visit Putnuui next week. a travel- committee is of four of the California has made a short visit with park, Its radiance points toward Heaven. and Ambert J. Kellogg, who is Miss Annie Brooks ii working t r the tervals, and are a standing rebuke to the con composed Cashier Sherwood is busily engaged are made to in best men in the and their work her, giving glowing accounts of the JL'reperattons Deing give And when the Master calls you home, ing salesman, reached Westport just Derby corset company. dition of the roads leading to them. The con- Assembly grading the grounds about his new house. them a from funeral. will be land of flowers. royal reception., Away those you love, time to attend his sister's They Mrs Samantha Johnson has returned trast should be removed. It public taxes thorough. My wish is that you both may play, have of the Fred Beach has purchased the meat the sympathy community. from Mechanicsvilie and soon to were Increased, private expenses would bo Carpenter Smith is building a barn The golden harp above. expects FAIRFIELD. route of II. Logan and makes his rounds Mrs and Miss Edice move to lessened There would be much less wear Fairfield News for Mrs Henry Burr. So cherish in your hearts the thought, Itue aud son, Seymour. County Tuesday and Friday. "Being the only White, were entertained, after- and tear ou vehicles of all kinds; fewer hor ISETT S TRAP CATCHES ANOTHER BUR- That Ho whose words we scanj Sunday Mrs Will Johnson entertains a cousin Smoot Jones has returned to his butcher on the route he is meeting with little children come to noon by Mrs W. Davis. ses would bo required to do the work, heav GLAR RAT. "Let me," from school in Cheshire. good success. Will take the older man. Mrs Brady and Miss Bertha Brady of Brooklyn. ier loads could be carried and much valuable SOUTHPORT. Belden were . Head Shortly after closing up his store on Hill, Wilton, atb. r Mr and Mrs Eli Beardsley have been time saved, and could be marketed Mrs Birch of Philadelphia, sister of Dan Greeo killed a dog, last week, wife. well's on produce BKTTKH MAIL FACILITIES. Mr Betts was warned Lines addressed to George Burr and his Sunday. old friends, the week. cost of con Tuesday evening Mrs Jones, has been with her for a short which was mad. He found On the 65th ot their wedded lite. Rev Alexander Hamilton has a of visiting past without having the transportation his alarm was apparently anniversary pair mail of Greenfield Hill by that something wrong visit. him - Sun-day-at sumo a good share of the piocecds, as now The facilities attacking his chickens. He may Accept my greeting, dearly loved ones, horses on trial of Cole & O'Mara of Eas- David Booth of Long Hill spent to be 12 de there. Calling Mr Williams, bis clerk, often happens. are increased, after July 1, to have been only crazed with hunger. On this your festal day, ton. E. Goodman's. to the store, as oft be- HOYDEN'S HILL. in be con-- The to ask for liveries a week. This will be of grea they repaired and, May all that's good lite, yours, Mr Williams, the mail earlier, is people begin the extension a W. S. Bassctt is a And ever with v u W. C. Hubbell, H. A. convenience to the people of Greenfield fore they found tramp concealed in a The Lockwood intend to move building picket you stay. tlued to the house with grip. Aine Buckingham of free delivery ; It they really want it they family fence for W. C. Sanford. liams his Mrs and W. E. French have commenced work- Hill. The letter received closet in the rear. Entrance had been of You pledged yourselves when very young. takes place. McChesney will first prepare the way by building good following by about the last April. of hts is with him, roads. Dr Dunham was received in to made by breaking a window in the rear Mrs M. Miller has returned from her To climb Life's hill together, Norwalk, daughter, ing roads. Then in the morning we may wel. reply Born, the a son to Mr Now three score and five havo Miss Vesta S. Fanton and Charles S. a : which was then easily unlocked and Sunday, 9th, visit of several weeks with her years passed Mrs Marcus Dinion is on the sick list. come the carrier as his gig rattles np to the petition and Mrs Lcusher. Miss Beers of brother, Of clear, or weather. Banks, visited at S. W. Bradley's iu I honor to Mr Betts then tried to utilize Fannb in cloudy us have the acknowledge the receipt opened. T. Jones, Danbury. Deerneld, on Sunday. Will door, bringing letters from friends, bust lock-u- p has been in attendence. Your sun is still Nettleton and wife of Shelton of the petition (with your favorable endorse the at the Town hall, but no one Coleytown setting, but lingers, Rev Alexander Hamilton Frl ness communications and tlio news ot the ment ol M. V. B. Mrs A. J. the Your hearts beat warm and spent were at D. B. Shelton 'a over Sun thereon) Dunham, M.D.,and knew where the key was, so was com- Mrs Martin and Mrs A. Jenn- Jennings, having spent true, in New York. guest Then we shall bo In touch with other citizens of Greenfield Conn., for an Jennings winter with her Miss M. A Your coffers full, well rounded up day day. the city Hill, to let his with a past sister, Mrs is Mrs Louis day. Increase ot 01 13, pelled prisoner go repri- have visited MrsE. B. Sherwood. Goodness and have followed Hall caring for Burr, life and the suburbs ot every will the mail service on Route ings Ddnnison, returns to her home in Nor- Mercy you. large city from Greenfield Hill to to mand. This shows a very interesting who is very low at this writing. extend until meet those ot a Southport, Conn., Benjamin Burr has a hard cold. this week. All things bright and fair must fade, they neighbor- 12 times a week ; and to in that the state of affairs. The town has walk, Nellie Merwiu is staying with Mrs aSPETUCK. say reply, provided Misses Minnie and Lizzie Wakeman Autumn days will surely come, There will be a to weak- p, Walter Meeker. ing city. tendency department has duly considered the matter. a lock-u- but if the keys are not obtain- Miss A. Williams from Weston has Then let's be while we have time. Mrs M. B. Wilii;:iiis ha been vf en which is and has decided to authorize such increase attended the of their wise, Miss Jessie was in ry monoply the enemy of the poor. able of what use is it to be? The wedding cousin, spent a few with her Mrs M Ere our Maker calls us home. Kellogg Bridgeport, sick with inflammation from and after 1, 1893. going In 12th. days aunt, on of trie Itowcls. With good roads and cheap transportation, .July Very respectfully when is most be Louis, Bridgeport, the Miller. Anna M. Bartram. Friday. G. F. Stone, hour it likely to needed, Mrs Horace S. Fanton visited her the people may bring, sell and do business is when Acting Second Asst. P. M. General just it is most inconvenient to vv John S. last week. Is airs ward heeler has 6pent some Sherwood is confined to the brother, Kellogg, MONROE- - where they please. It time that the honest. To Hon Robert E. De Forest, House of Rep scour the for the custo- Seeley neighborhood weeks with her with the Mr8 H. H. Nichols entertained her Industrious dwellers ot the rural districts ei daughter.Mrs Searles,in house, grip. GRANGE VISITATION'. jesen?"""" dian. TRUMBULL. New York. brother, Henry Sproul and friend from Joyed some of the benefits and pleasures so sold bus'-nes- B on PAY YOUR TAXES. Thomas II. Beecher,who his Danbury, Sunday. On Thursday, the 27th, Pohtatuck long monopolized oy their city cousins. Let AT ST PAUL'S. FUNERAL OF ELBERT E. EDWARDS. to Frank A. Hyde in February, has grange of Newtown will visit Harmony secure P. M. sent out and will the people demand, and maintain Tax Collector Pike has The rector of St Paul's gave one of SPORT HILL. taken the busiiess back and will contin grange furnish the program for their notices that he will be at the The funeral of Elbert E. Edwards was NICHOLS. tbat evening. If stormy, the grange rights. following his best sermons, Sunday morning. ue at the old stand where hj will be meets of : largely attended from the Congregation- Friday evening. places for the collection taxes May 2, DEATH OF JUSTUS to see his many customers Mrs A. B. Gilman and Miss Gilman, Miss who was absent from ill- al church, Friday. Rev W. F. White SHERWOOD. pleased again. Gov Morris has appointed May 5 as Arbor store of B. Banks, Greenfield Hill, from Potter, who have been at the parsonage for two The and convenient barn tbat II. ness, the was at was assisted in the services the Rev Justus who large day. Let's all plant a tree. 10 a. m. to 12 m. ; May 3, at store of Sunday previous, again by Sherwood, for a long time weeks, left to Rev A. B. Gilman at E. Hurd is building is nearly completed. the She has not been N. T. Merwin of his GREEN';3 FARMS. join George Burr, Stratfleld, from 10 a. m. to organ. absent but Pequnnnock, former has been a great sufferer from jaundice, Parkville. George Curtis of Stepney is doing the once in over live which The interment was in the fam- died 8.30 OFFICERS OF THE Y. S. C. F.. work. 2 p. m., and at residence of B. B. Broth-we- ll years, shows her pastor. at p. m. on Saturday, April 15, I. Few people have any Idea of the magni- perseverance and ily lot in Riverside Mrs Ed- his wife two a A strange man, and one evidently de- from 3 to 5, same day ; May 4, store punctuality. cemetery. following by only and The following officers were elected on hits been tude of the World's ialr buildings. 'Tls said wards, who was too ill to attend the fun- half He had been confined BR00XFIELD. ranged, wandering around the of late S. Pike, 10 a. m. to 4 p. m., and years. to the Wednesday evenin"g. The mewing was Center, the past week. that there has already been expended on the warm eral, is slowly bed for six weeks, death caused : at the Town hall on all other in The sun of the past week has recovering. being by held i') the lecture r n . Samuel Sherman and Griffin are and fair at the enormous sum days i Henry Housecleaning, plowing garden buildings Chicago May from 9 a. tu. to 4 p. m. All taxes brought out the bright green of the a torpid" liver. Mr Sherwood was born President, E. J. Taylor. victims of the grip, out are convalescing making is now the order of the day. The oft 16,700,82(1, and t'2,301.263 Is still due on con- not June 1 will be liable to but none so as John Ward is improving somewhat un- in the house where he died and would Vice Miss nelen Foster. are rather scarce, at 10 country has changed wonderfully the paid by an many lawns, beautifully President, Pigs selling 10 Is amount 3-- der the care. tracts. This twice the put into the addition of 4 of 1 the church which is doctor's have been 70 years old had he lived until Miss Alice per pair. past days. per cent for each lawn, quite perfect, Secretary, Jennings. B. buildings ot the Paris exposition. It is sate smooth as velvet and of an next month. He was a farmer by occu St Paul's was very kindly remembered R. Drummond of Btookljn spent month that they remain unpaid. unusually Daniel Ward is laying a foundation Treasurer, Miss Cornelia Elwood. with his Mrs Alex Sin- to our in this will be a industrious and at Easter by a gift of a brass book rest Sunday frister, say that display respect rich green. With the clean curved out- preparatory to extending the capacity of pation, being sober, Prayer meeting committee, J. Frank for the altar. clair. twice a and all authorities line of the it a hard man. He leaves fourchild-re- n nearly imposing, A DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. walks, presents picture his mill. working Elwood, Miss Bessie Taylor and Alex- Fred Beers is now driving a fine high Don't fail to attend the drama entitled agree that in architectural beauty it is equal- . to mourn his loss, Charles H. Sher- ander Sherwood. the which will be wonderfully pleasing. Mrs David B. Hinman and W, stepping horse, a recent purchase. "Among breakers," ly superior to all previous exhibits ot the Musical and dramatic entertainment daughter, wood, Mrs Hattie Turney, D. F. W. Sher- Lookout committee, C.G.Sherwood, given in the church parlors, the 25th. If The old corner-ston- e of the church so Mrs who have been Dr A. L. Williams an acre of as- w ill kind. under the auspices of young ladies of Clarke, spending the wood and Justus Sherwood. The funer- Miss Lucy Elwood aad Florence Foster. has stormy, it be held the next evening. familiar to the villagers of this genera- winter in New which be Trinity church will be held at Washing- York, have returned and al was held from his late Tues- Library-an- social Miss paragus will ready for cutting has found a in the residence, committees, The historic old bell, which rang ton hall, Tuesday 25. The tion, resting place will occupy their old home during the 2 Rev Mr Libbie Burr, MrsE. J. and Sam- this season. He finds a ready sale for ft Liberty evening, April walls day, p. m., Pierce officiating. Taylor foundation of the tenement house summer. -- - , - out independence July 4, 1776, will have a program will be aa follows : The interment in the family plot at .the uel v iu Danbury. ' INSURANCE. Piano solo, "Air de Mr being erected by William Burr, where Keeler..;.. Mrs M. A. progress next week from Phlladol. Ballet," Chamlnode, Daniels Farm school begins Its Baptist cemetery. ... Missionary committee, Rev Dowall Lee of Derby, who was Harris. as of yore it reads, "erected " sprinjj - FIRE- - LIFE. . ACCIDEIT- - phla to Chicago. A special train will be pro- term" with Miss Alida Adams, Misses- Ida Taylor, Minnie E. to at the Vocal duet, selected, Mrs aud Mr Hawley, teacher. ' "" expected preach Congregation- ma rail-roa- Bulkley AN EXCELLENT ENTERTAINMENT. 3Send a postal and I will ba to vided free oi cost by the Pennsylvania d Hotchkiss. Mr and Mrs Charles B. Bennett, with Elwood. .. al church as a candidate, dissapointed pleased eal MISS MERRILL MR BEACH. ' company. The committee in charge ot Solo, "Merrily I Roam," Miss Gorbam. Mrs William Knapp, are to remove to The ladies held their sociable .in Good President of junior society, Miss Min- the filling an appoint- week even- congregation by J". "W. "The a in Banford Beach and Miss Harriet St hall, this . the precious relic have been begged by the Snowball," comedy three acts, by Bridgeport, May 1, after a lifelong resi- Templars' Tuesday nie S Elwood. ment previously made at another place. BRASIB. an en- route to the Westport dramatic club. Characters: dence in this town. be John Merrill were married in Norwalk, ing, having prepared exceedingly Washington Depot, Conn- - mayor ol various cities along the B. They, will greatly After the Is Felix Featherstone, Artttnr Jellift 11. , tertaining program. program Miss Alice left on Green to hustle to allow missed. Their residence has been sold April Nhey will reside on the old a well Jennings Thursday Major endeavoring top long enough fitting receptions Uncle John, Gould D. Jell iff spread table, under the manage- in New at the Iron Works. He At to Edward track foreman for Beach homestead, until recently occu- ment of Misses Edith Sherwood and Em- for day's visit Haven. things confidently to be given by the citizens. Indianapolis, Harry Prendergast, Channing Harris Bergen, not to see that lit . Frederick Gorham 3000. pied by Stephen Beach. ily Roberts, appeased the appetites. The hopes only village by it has been arranged tbat the school children Sannders, Rev Henry Davies made a flying visit JUST ! Mrs Featherstone, Miss Louise Cable recitations were exceptionally well ren- electricity, but the road leading to the RECEIVED shall and be a of the bell much-neede- to Green's Farms on He parade given sight Ethel Miss Hettie Sherwood Patrick O'Hara is building a d Mr and Mrs Stephen Beach have moved dered. The receipts for the evening were Wednesday. center. the "staid conserva- A Fine Line of the Latest Styles of Granger, Is of an extended Possibly Penelope, Miss Nettie Cable addition to his house. from town. will be missed 8.82. The program was as follows: thinking makiug trip be aston- They greatly where tive people of this village may Scene: Room at Feathcrstone's. Song, "Rain upon the roof." West as far as Southern Dakota, be- a circle of friends. ished . an Mrs Jenness Miller, the apostle of dress re- Liveryman Bulkley visited New by large They carry Tableau, "The gypsy fortune teller." he by electric railway Hats. Solo, "My Lady's Bower," Hope Temple, York, with them the best wishes of Song by Master Arthur Moore. he has a brother located, Should go Spring is hard on sex. Mrs all. tween the two places. . form lor women, rather her Bulkley. last week, and returned with an elegant Tableau, "Simple Simon." it is in interest of the , Call - Rev and Mrs Duinkerke. the missionary in and examine them- She must have been talking of the "Echoes," Miss Gorham and Miss Jennings. chestnut horse, silver mane and tail. Howard Beaeh will assist his Duet, school wiil baother, Recitation, Winnie Jennings. society, returning iu time to begin the Hawleyville Sunday open R- - J-- - The admission will be 25 reserv- . WATTS, 'hlKlilsoclcty' woman when she uttered these cents; Banfonl, this summer in the care of the Song, "Larboard Watch," by male quartet. course In at at the brick school next Washington Depot. ed seats 35 Mr Thorp is driving some elegant Tableau, "Country cousins." philosophical September house, Sunday, : cents. will be on sale Beach Lin-sley- sentiments "Dou't you know," said the fair They farm. Recitation, Master Arthur Moore. Yale. i '. ;; at the usual 4 p. m. Rev Mr js grays. hour, M- - at the postoflice. Tableau in three acts, "Courtship," "Matri- vp;.:,;;:;,:-:;:;;'- - J. dress-refor- enthusiast, "that a woman can "After " to be present. Leavenworth, Roibury Station, Mrs Is mony," marriage John H. is the expected be better reached through her looks than Henry Burr building a new Hong, "Over the stars there is rest " Jeuniugs extenJiug THE NEW METHODIST PASTOR. STEPNEY. "Jennie MaNiel," Miss on rented for the sum- GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Don't know horse barn, in the rear of her residence, Recitation, by Emily piazza hts house, through her Intelligence? yon Roberts. Mr of New who Lowst Prion. Gir Us a Cafl. Rev G. C. Boswell, the new minister for the accommodation of her son's THE NEW ROAD . Tableau, "Flour of the family." mer by Sherman York, GREENFIELD HILL.. that the average woman in society cares MACHINE. Recitation, Miss Moore. will the house soon. assigned to preach In the Methodist horse. cureCady occupy Carriages more for her appoarance than tor her soul's The new road commenc- Tableau, "Sure for oold." have church, occupied the pulpit of the church machine has of all description already preceeded Mrs Esther Nichols, who broke her salvation. Why, I have known hundreds of Mr Beach has a force of men at work ed a fall on for the first time, last Mr Bos- duty. It takes three pair of oxen Miles Gordon drives a new horse his coming. hip about three years ago by women who would rather commit suicide Sunday. on his comer lot up. The tall men the ice, afterwards having rheumatism t": well Is a not in full or- clearing and three to run It, but the roads at the horse car stables in Mr of than become I know this, for I have young man, yet has been cleared and burn- bought Bridge- llev Bayne Hadly, Mass., ap- set in. causing, great Buffering, is now passe. hedge away look quite improved and a good deal is , ders, and was formerly located at East ed In is port. pears to have given satisfaction. He just getting about comfottably with the made women a study." up, and its place putting up a accomplished in a It is pond- use or ' Chester, N. Y. Mr Boswell will soon be day. quite Booth is confined preached a "gospel" sermon, which is an a cane. board fence This opens to view a large erous and and all are not con- Myrtie to the bed under the In active work among his new people. heavy yet the important item in his favor. F. Bronson's men, supervis- PRINTING The recent narrow escape Irom serious space heretofore shut up. vinced of its great merit as a road mak- with grip. ion of Superintendent Costigan, are run- in in the case ot the been this AT THE ; conflagrations the Stroet, A Contractor is im- er. Miles Gordon and two children are It has voted to hold the Friday ning the steam crusher, week, using SMASIItr. Smith making great srround with brick in the con- - flres at the Jonas house and at Leonard's confined with evening prayer meetings at the dillerent the stone provements at the drug store, clearing grip. . struction of a new reservoir near the BEE OFFICE 4 anew the importance ot ade- Friday evening, a horse belonging to houses Instead of at the lecture room, r hotel, snggests away the loft, raising the roof and mak-on- e...... Mr and Mrs W. of New York large wind mill If a water Mrs Agnea Ilawes of Hull's Farms, ran O.Purdy here have been held since the . quate fire protection. company large airy compartment. The curi- are at Zalmon they mnUm Van Nesg who ha8 ben Cfm Give Us a Call. . near the Chronicle office. The ani- Purdy's. - toe and a supply pumped on away of the lecture which was fined to the bed for the- five weeks could organized ous public awaits the appearance of the Miss Irene Leavenworth is in Brookl vn. BRIDGEPORT. building room, past the lake, with and mal wag being driven by Mrs Ilawes son, Lwith inflammatory rheumatism, Is able to Taunton hill from pipes postoflice boxes. " built for that nurnose. David. A brother and a hired The Y. P. S. C. E. will be held Ellis B. Hawkins, a popular salesman . to sit np hydrants, no better protection from ilres younger meeting again. were also in the One of the A will be next week at in the church with Besse & Co., has been oblig- - Mr Wells from Hartford occupied the Thomas L. Craik has added four mere conld be devised. A fire started near Jt H. girl wagon. supper given, Baptist Sunday evening Foster, now owred NEWTOWN, CONN., BEE. by Mallett Sanford of In Fairfield County.

FRIDAT.APRIL 21,1893- - to A W. Q. T. U. CONVENTION. interest farmers BETHEL,, D. M. CIRCULATION: The 10th annual convention of the "Save the cents and the dollars will THE BEAD C0MPA. Woinens Christian Union of AVCI.F PITS. take care of themselves-- " JAN0AET 1, 610 Temperance 1882, Fairfield In LAST WEEK, 3200 county will be held the Con David Algers has moved from W. II. BRIDG-BPOi?T-. gregational church on Wednesday, April riatt's house to Stony Hill. 2G. A devotional meeting will precede Mrs Edward Mead is sick. Dr Daborn EWEN Newtown Topics. , the opening of the business session." The attends. meeting will be in charge of Mrs M. M. Andrews of Stamford, the state corres- John Edmonds is away on a pleasure ACTIVITY IN CAEPETS. MATTEE3 OF BUSINESS. " " ponding secretary. At 10 o'clock the trip. 367 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. MCINTYRE Ellison & Mlddlebrook of 405 Main the convention will open with the roll Wood has moved from the are Henry AXMINSTERS, street, Bridgeport, selling second call, the response to be given by an ap George Morgan place and rented W. II. WILL GIVE 10 IN GOLD hand safeties at prices that will surprise propriate text or sentiment. A wel- Piatt's farm on the cross road. you. It you do not live In the city of come will be given by Mrs Z. S. Peck To or who will & CO.. W. II. Piatt has sold his Devon any farmer planter bring six potatoes of the For Parlors and Rooms. Bridgeport, and should call on them and and a greeting to the ladies by Rev Mr fancy Reception oxen and bought a cheaper greatest grown by himself or herself, and at buy a safety, they will pay your fare Delzell. Reports from unions will fol" pair. weight, presented my Goods both ways. low until 11.15, when Mrs C. B. Forbes, Horace Iloyt, of the firm of Hoyt stors on or belore October a, laud. The potatoes must be of the Dry Importers, BRUSSELS, the president of the state union, will Brothers of Bridgepot, is visiting his Do a following varieties, viz: Queen, Burbank, Rose, Ohio or Clarkson. you want buggy? Consult the give a Bible reading. Let all who pos father. 837 & 839 CEAPEL ST., advertisement of II. VV. Woodruff of can be en Besides the first I will three other ; Rooms and Libraries. sibly present at this hour to Eli cow prize give prize second prize, ForDiniig Washington Depot, found elsewhere. Iloyt's had twin calves, He joy the spiritual feast prepared by this will raise thein. one pair of our best kip boots; third prize, on pair ladies fine kid gifted woman. After the noontide pray NEW CONN. C. H. Booth of New Milford has a new shoes; fourth one of Christmas HAVEN, TAPESTRIES, er the convention will adjourn for an hour A. Brisco has bought a pair of oxen prize, pair slippers; subject to the advertisement In another column. Head at 1 o'clock, resuming the reports of and will combine farming with his following conditions: Not more than one prize awarded to one per- what he has to say. unions. Mrs C. II. the butcher business. For Etc- - Fitzgerald, son or family. All become the of C.H.Bennett. ON MONDAY, APRIL Sleeping Rooms, W." state of children's work, potatoes property 24, MBS SARAH superintendent Laid at rest, April Mrs Dun E. BRAY. Mrs 1, Polly Potatoes weighed and prizes awarded one week later. And during the week we will make a special will give "a bit of Mosaic." Forbes can. She has Deen a widow over 20 exhibit ot field and Mrs When in call C. H. NGRAINS, At the mlvaiit'ed age of i)0 years, Mrs will bring news from the years. She moved here from York state Bridgeport at Bennett's shoe store and let us know claims of the Sirah E. Br.iy i;fs?ed away at her home Andrews will present the and has made it her home with her eon. how your products are growing and look over our big stock of Boots, Shoes and at Botsford Hi!!, on Friday, April 14. white ribbon banner temperance and Rubbers. ! For Any Rcoji in the House. At 4 o'clock the children of A FIXE ENTERTAINMENT. CLOAKS Mrs Br.iy leaves a son and two daugh-- . literature. and other temperance or tsrs ro mourn her loss, Kev Mr Bray, Loyal Legion The King's Daugthers will give a fine C. IBC. BIEJZLSTISriETT. will have an hour under the At exceptionally low prices. These a RUGS, pastor of til" Methodist church at Red ganizations entertainment this at of child-nn'sfrieu- d. (Friday) evening, sample garments the latest Our of Mrs Fitzgerald, the cioaK room styles. ding, Mrs Oliver Botsford, and Miss Ell leadership the residence of George F. Shepard is overflowing with a choice and We hope all the children select assortment which you will do well not y.i Bray, who lived at home with he South street. The ladies and to miss seeing. We beg to remind patrons All Sizes All from far and near will be at this following we make no for alterations. and Qualities. mother. Mrs Bray was the widow of present gentlemen will appear: Miss Helen Bas THE MAJESTIC SAFETY charge Bra-'- . Mrs never fails to Jud'on The funeral was held meeting. Fitzgerald sett, Miss Alio Judd, Messrs Leigh Is t he first and cnlv high grade safe from house on Kev Mr Del- - and instruct the children in the MATTINGS, in Town. the Monday, delight Whitaker, George II. Crofut, Prof A ty fitted with the best pneumatic tires Largest Varietiy zell olUi-iatiiig- . The of true temperance. A most bearers were Hen principles Schmit of Bethel, and IT. . Orteis of to sell for $115. We guarantee it to cordial invitation is extended to all to be ry Botsford, Mussel Warner, Bridgeport. be as good as any $150 wheel on the the and learu of the 1- Ives and Mr Patterson. I he mrerment present .luring day market. Weight 32 -2 lbs. We also AY e are prepared to offer, this week, the OIL CLOTHS, For Kitchen and Eath was at Hot ford. work of the women in oar county. THE NEW7 METHODIST PASTOR. have the of $160. handsomest line of summer silks atmucb less Roojl King Scorchers, price than manufacturers ask for same quality. Rev (. h:i K s A. Kne the Me Premier, S150; Warwicks, 5150; num- Bengaline, black and colors, plain and fancy - al, India INTE BESTING TO FAr.MSRS AJiD PLANTERS A CATHOLIC FAIR- bers Also silks, changables. surah, brocades and pastor preached both .Sunday morn $200. the largest stock of evening silks. Very special tor a tew days torthey cannot last long at the price. (Send L ami Mr Kncsal is a for 2.WO To show the people of Bridgeport w hat The fair which was held in ing Hill ing evening. young samples and examine). yards China VISIT OTJK CLOAK ROOM. - man. He was a member of the farmers and in Southern on hebruury s and u lor trie ncue- the Erie planters '87 was or catalogue. Liberal discount lor cash - Connect ieut can in nice fic of the Catholic church there, and conference until when he trans produce potatoes to New York East for use, V. II. Bennett otters in which received so much notoriety ou ac ferred the conference. ELLISON & family Previous to to Bethel Mr Knesal MDDLEBR0OK, JSrSfegit, cora. his new adveitlsement for six potatoes count of the actions of a Methodist minis' coming WASH be iu same hall on was stationed at Great Neck, L. I of the greatest weight, a cash prize of ter, will reopened the en up and intend a new stoves and sell them to will be held where he remained the full time limited housekeeping taking different $10 in gold; second prize, a pairof men's Friday evening the 21st, and trip west in the near future. parties. Good for Henry ! THE. D.M. BEAD COMPANY, 2 20th and 28th of the conference. best kip booos ; thud prize, one pair of on the evenings of 1th, by GOODS. ladies' tine s.lioe; fourth prize, one pair the following week. The fair was post. John who is of Christinas slippers. The contest 19 poned on account of the inclemency of Carson, the superintend- BRIDGEWATER. Unnecessary to say much here for every and also on account of Lent. ent of the lime kiln in has Litchfield .News. woman Isso well acquainted with our large open to all. In connection v ith this of the weather Pluintrees, County The mud is drying up and traveling is stock and the advantageous way shown that BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Mr But at the weather being so moved from into Plum trees, so the opening bargains is all that is required. fer Bennett will give the best value present Redding quite good. tree. 40 Bedtord Cord in con as to be near Iih work. Samples pieces and In shoes and slippers to be found in the pleasant and the roads such good Suiting in light grounds with dark strlpes.car-dinal- , reonen Treat district school commenced, Mon green, red, blue ami grey stripes at See his advertisement for dition it has been decided to it. MILTON- - worth 12 1.2c. 1300 city. particu- Willis Mallory spent three or four day, with Miss Ella Kelly for teacher, as yards Henrietta cloth in lars. Many beautiful and valuable articles will Miss E. is delicate designs. The best washing fabric days, last week, visiting in Woodbury. Mary Page afflicted with Miss Treat had to, give up teaching on made at the price be canvassed on. There will be dancing, the measles. 300 patterns Dress Ginghams at 12 THE NEW TIME TABLE. Mrs Marietta of North account of her mother's illness. 17c refreshments and other amusments for Trowbridge, 100yard. is M. Thomas Hinchliff went to patterns new Calicoes at Sc. the people. Large crowds are Carolina, here visiting her son, D. Bridgeport Mrs Frank Bostwick entertained her Skirt patterns, large size, 23c each. The of the Berkshire division young the first of tne week. patrons expected from Newtown, Bridgeport, Trowbridge. mother ,Mrs Jay Tyrrell, the latter part Should yon want any LaeeCurtains.Sliades, will be to learn that a new time ta- Poles, Portieres, Rods, Sash Drapery. Our as- glad Sheltou and other All . Rev and Mrs Harrison are now al; of last week. sortment is very and choice. tedding, places. ji.ureKa i ana A. M. are ar large in Hurlingdale.Xo. 21744. , ble is soon loage, American Brother to Hurltng-ham- to go into effect, j.robably re- Registered Trotting Register, who attended the fair in February for a social entertainment for home. 25 May 1. We are to have an afternoon ranging Jay Tyrrell and sons are about to Return Railroad Faee record 2: Sire Wilkcsdale, 2:2!, brother to Miss Alice, 2:1714. port a very enjoyable time, as the young Tuesday evening, April 23. build a tobacco barn for Beers. Dam Loretta, (dam of Hiirlingliam, 2 : 25 by Alniont, Jr., 2 : 29. train, what has been go much needed, Chauucy Allowed on all purchases of 10 within a ra- 18JC ladies spared no pains to make it pleas- - dius of 30 miles. Will make the season ot at W.C. Johnson's bam. South Center district, besides other improvements in the table. Mrs tu. II. liocneimer is Having im Mrs is no better and is at $20. nt for their visitors. ROXBURY. Tyrus lluggles Here is about the way Xewtowners may provements made about her residence. gradually failing. Parcels Delivered Free X4- - ZLvH. - to travel from our station after AT THE STATION. To & Tolxxxson.- expect Senator Houlihan is a member of the j was the of Miss Peck Bishop's denot nareel office to 1 10 11 Milly Northrop guest meet all trains. May south, 7,8.50, and - party, which will visit Washington by STRATFORD- The work of tobacco stripping in Mr Eva Bostwick, last week "Vednesday. a. ni., 4..'!0 and 7.10 p. in.; north, 7.40, T"ISTRICT OF XEWTOWX, ss Probata nvitation of Lynde Harrison. Hodge's shop at the Station, will be fin- Court. 14. lptHS. a. 7 A BAD ACCIDENT. Mi and Mrs II. Hill of have April in W in., ;.1U aim p. m. ished in a few This work has been Uoxbury Estate' ot DENNIS CROWE. !m The 5..'i0 Boston & days. visited Mrs Eli Minor. of Newtown in said district, Mr Middlebrook will have a 'bus run Albany express continued here later than usual and has C. The Court ot Probate lor tbe District ot blew out a head as it was H.BOOTH, Newtown DEATH OF GEORGE SAUNDERS. from Nichols' to cylinder pas given to a force of Eli Minor took a pleasant drive to EWEN hath limited and allowed six drug store, Long Hill, a of trackmen west of the employment quite months from the date hereof lor tbe creditors accommodate all those to attend sing gang just men. Ilarwinton, one day last week. of said Estate to exhibit their claims for set- who came wishing station on OfNevMilford,Conn., tlement. who George Sounders, aged 38, the Catholic fair. Tuesday and the fragments Those neglect to present their to town about three weeks from struck two one Gilbert Williams was in Newtown on The young ladies of the Sunday school accounts, properly attested, within said time ago, men, wounding slightly has the reputation of! will be debarred a recoverv. All nentona in-- Jersey City, in hopes that the Newtown and another, named Thomas it is Wednesday. at St Mark's church are to give an old M'INTYKE . i . iieotei to aii r.suic lire rwiic?tl in mate Mrs Emma Beers visited in New Shay, Ul I fc air prove beneficial to his York, fashoned supper for the purpose of Udll VlIlK L11C tl COW '"""V"."1"3 pnjuiuill AlIULR ft tA. might health, last week. said, fatally. M. J. Leavenworth has been increasing Idl Administrator. died at the residence of his brother-in-la- raising funds for the library, next week his stock of goods preparatory to the stock and the finest Ty.STRIOT f BRIDGEPORT. ss. Probate Charles Lake of Lake George dis- Patrick Shea, who has been with D.L. summer Thursday evening. JJ Court. Anril 17. Miss Bessie Glover returned to her du- trade. &C0. s Estate of EATHF.RINElrt. TCBXEY. late ot trict, Sunday Thefuneral was Bunnell was tak- Goods,Car-pet- said morning. ties at the normal New Britaim for nearly three years, Mr Orr raised a new barn on Tuesday. class of Dry Trumbull, in district, deceased. held from his late residence, school, en with Our popular postmaster, A. Joyce, en Upon the application ot the administrator, Wednesday Mondav. consumption eight months ago. for l!ev Mr Mrs Bunnell joys a good trade, judging by the goods II. Pitcher has bought the Charles and Fine Millinery praying power and authority to sell and afternoon, LInsley conducting carefully nursed him till Warner convey certain real estate belonging to said the services. Mr Saunders leaves a wife 5. The man that come off from the cars for him. place. estate, as per application on file more fully The ladies of the Wednesda', April young of any house in the appears, it is and four small chlleren, who have the Congregational wanted to go to the If the silk mills turn out a it Mrs Alonzo Barnum is on the sick list. beaters, cribs and cradles at bottom prices nt church will have a 10-ee- to- - Bridgeport haspital, reality & Ordered That said application be heard of the In their sad supper but as his lived in New a will real estate a boom Taylor McGran's. Housatonic Pri- and determined at the Probate Office in said sympathy community parents Haven, give 'round the Several about here at- valley. on the 24tb ot March, at atllictlon. night, (Friday). young people line of 10c Bridgeport day ltt, stretcher was sent from New Haven, rep- station. The people iu the vicinity of the a Elegant chambrys and ginghams o'clock in the afternoon, and the court di- tended party at Nathan P. Beardsley's a worth 12 1 2c, in dress ces the lowest. rects that notice be ot the to Mrs Bunnell were go- station it a yard special bargains always given The musical haa its resenting they fervently pray that may be at last nt 7c a pendency of said application, and tbe time - club next Roxbury, Wednesday evening. ginghams this week yard worth 103, at THE N.p.U- meeting ing to take him to the New Haveu hos- sucoess. At it will not be the and place of bearing thereon, by publishing on Monday night with the Misses Ella any rate, E. F. Hawley's. 0. H. BOOTH the same one time in some newspaper having pital. Instead he was taken direct to fault of the inter- Frank Hawley lost quite a valuable a circulation in said district. ALBERT M. Gov Brower of the National and Jennie Fairchild in Taunton district. enterprising persons use the best! II. J. Baker's T LLM Provident the alms house where he died that ested, if it is not a success. cow on Monday Always phosphate ADGE, Judge oi said court. Union, Is to bo at the night. stands the highest and is the best; car load just Will show the expected present He was 21 years of age and a straight- Mr Hamlin, the grocery man from in at E. F. leading of Newtow n next Tues- Al- Our miller, Mr Hill, is busy', these Hawley's. meeting council, Charlie Congo has moved from the forward, hard kept started on his summer route and member U ex- steady, working young He draws custom from Roxbury, The best is always the cheapest. Complete of Trimmed Hats day evening, every exander Smith place to P. Keane's tenant and had made days. Washing- on styles man, many friends while Rox-bur- this place line of It. D. & Co's celebrated seeds to be Gov Brower is a house. ton and Bridgewater, as well as y. through Tuesday. Hawley pected present. in Stratford. every one warranted, at E. F. Hawley's. and Bonnets on every Hue speaker and will talk to the mem- a er Lewis is the store of For paints, oils, glass, putty, wallpaper, and store ber on the benefits of the order. Charles had the misfortune Phillip painting Iioadmaster Garrisons is Wednesday at the Thompson L. H. Todd & Co. house taking brushes go to It. II. Beers & Co's. Pond will probably come with to fall and sprain his ankle, last week. on a handsome as the result In New Haven County. appearance, Some very pretty designs in wall paper are of Edgar F. Hawley. An the and will be heard on the C. Wells e, governor, Charles of Putney is adding of the work of Mr Pitcher of Ilawley-vill- to be seen at It. II. Beers & Co's at that same council Is in a prices subject. Newtown Miss Ethel Patterson is at his home in to the appearence of his residence by the painter and grainer. Mr Pitch- please. expert trimmer will be and mem- SOUTH BRITAIN. Breed's flourishing condition, that the a veranda built on the south side. er has the assistance of E. Haw-le- y Universal Weeder. Botsford. having Smith of Try Chittenden's root fertilizer on your po to take orders bers like this form of fraternal society is . Rev Mr Munson is announced as re- present One of the labor Clinton & Holmes will add an ice ville on the job. Mr Pitcher is a good tatoes and you will not be disappointed. R. greatest saving inventions of proved by the fact, that since its turned conference to his old field H. & Co the Send for circulars to the organi- Frank Squinobal has been plowing for cream to their business. painter. He has painted many houses in by for Beers agents. or to execute any orders age. zation It department - nearly three years ago has lost this town- another year and we are glad to consider It want in the line of frai t' I fr V - r George Mattegat. you anything fishing AnnV rvwi rrt wi r r l encminntsin L. Plumb Hardware Co., VUU VII UIVIUUCI bill ISUjll CUtUSlUIJa II. Todd and Robert Sommes ourselves theologically settled. rods, reels, snell hooks, leaders , swivels, bas that can be done during The members are requested to notice the have bought lots on East Broadway. kets etc. Do not fail to see the assortment R. Agents, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. , II. S. Benedict has the agency for the The young people are a & Co the or week. date and he present In force to give the WASHINGTON. practicing H. Beers are showing. day Davidge's special fertilizer for all crops. Agent J. W. Thompson boasts of a new play, "The school," which a welcome. DO YOU WANT village rose botatoes and oth governor proper new bicycle. INSURANCE? intend in the near future for Genuine Maine early they giving er early varieties for seed at E. F. Hawley's, C. in- W. in- benefit of H. George Lake has moved his family Frederick P. Beards ley has been reap- J. Brasie, the hustling young the the ladies' aid, society. It also yellow globe onion setts 25c a quart. BOOTH, BUST AT THE RUBBER. S. surance of who a 13 full of to II. Benedict's tenement house. pointed tax collector. agent Washington, has quite brilliant, witty passages Another lot ot that delicious maple sugar host of friends Litchfield and seems almost as much of a farce as New Milford, Conn. The Rubber is Charles Clark and Laura throughout from Vermont, strictly pure equal to home company very busy Smith have has an announcement in this is the real article. made also pure syrup from the sap at E. F. on one of ev- Thomas Lockwood has moved from county, working the largest orders bought lots on Strawbury hill. Mr sue. Brasie . the New Hawley's. SA LE A Farm Wagon in first class er at one time for the Bid well house at the Hook to Ben- represents John Cassidy rejoiced in the arrival ,of EDGAR F. given perforated mats, York the Continental Fire Insur The most flower is the sweet FR ; I will sell very cheap. about 400 mats which nett's Bridge. Life, a new assistant, who we hope will re- popular today ANDREWS, Bethel, Conn. comprising will ance company, the Commercial Union pea, choice seed for sale 12 varieties, also nas- Pointers cover over GQC0 feet. Besides EASTON- - main permanently with him. E. F. to square Fire Assurance and turtium seed at Hawley's. CARD I desire thus publicly express these have an order for over 200 The subject of the lecture to be given company (limited), A my sincere thanks to the many triends of they Mrs William H. Sherman has recover- the Fire Insurance Fred Downs has located with Osborne Stockbridge tobacco manure, Stockbridge my late husband and myself, tor all the atten- by Rev Mr at St John's, next Security company of so us his mats. are all Wright All-thes- & Cheeseman in tions kindly bestowed upon dnring perforated spittoon They ed from a severe attack of congestion of New Haven. are Ansonia. potatoe manure, Stockbridge corn, wheat, and the time of his death. These for for the Columbian exhibition Sunday evening, is "A gentleman." high grade oats, rye, and barley manure, Stockbridge illness at buildings the liver. companies and Mr Brasie can suit many kindnesses were as fully appreciated, t the World's fair. surely Grip patients are slowly recovering grass manure, Stockbridge celery, and root as 1 know they were cordially offered, and you. onion manure; W. C will always be most gratefully remembered. Those Interested will remember the Wheeler Brothers are a new manure, Stockbridge MRS L. Conn. using Johnson has a full line of manufactured F. BURTON, Long Hill, of the Son" road machine, bonght of E. N. goods Housekeepers ' or a sort of Influenza, has been "Prodigal at the Sipperly. by the Bowker Fertlizer Co at prices from mo:R SALE Or exchange for a cow. one Gitp, There was a of the members Our Market horse weighin; tr i:suu unds. "Will work on In Academy, next Tuesday evening. If gathering Reports. $1.45 per bag up. AT quite prevalent the Hook and most of the Swedish church at the home of horse power. PAUL BELOT, Botsford stormy on Tuesday, the rehersal will new at S. C Bull's store at every one has had a little touch of it. LONG HILL. Theodore Hemmingson, last Fridav THE WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS. Something drug AUCTION Will be sold at auction, take place on Thursday evening. the Hook; Call and get a sample cake of the PUBLIC the 2th day of April, all the THE NEW METHODIST the affair the form of a Mrs Marcia MIMSTElt. night, taking By Special Reporters of The Bee. Bridge- famous Mexican soap made from the Mexican household furniture of the late The cards are out for the of basket It was for the of root and said to be pure-- Glove, in Hanover District. Everything is to F. wedding Is Rev Saul two party. benefit port, Ansonia, Southport. soap absolutely be soft, from the cellar to the attie. It con- Edgar T. of New to Miss Dr IJ. N. Betts expected to return Gurney preached very Mrs Hawley's. Curtis Cately York, interesting sermons last Sunday, to a Ilulda Erickson, the organist of the A sists of Bed Room Sets, Beds, Bedding, Linen, from Florida, this week, where he has At Ansonia Report of H. Willard : Potatoes Congested condition ot the throat and Chairs, Tables, Stoves, crock- Julia Maud Lewis of Brooklyn, Thurs- large audience. He will soon move here Swedish church. r bronchial tubes is a dangerous symptom. In- Cotton, Carpets, Gla.--s been to visit a sick uncle. $1 per bushel apples, greenings $1 per barrel, down- ery, Tin Ware,' Wooden Ware, Ware, with his russets flammation of the bronchia extending - day, April 27. family. $4,50, baldwins 3.75a4.25; cabbages So soon Earthen Ware, Stone Furniture, several piec- is here and the annual Dr Augusta A. Crane will lecture per pound; beets (2.25; parsnips 1 on ward may reach and involve the lungs. es ot over 100 years old. A rare Spring renovating and Bermudas lb; Under such circumstances to avert consumpt- Crockery com- about the ions $2.50 per crate, old $1.15 bu; ac- chance for brrgains. This auction will repairing has commenced and we bare the goods Frank McGran, of Taylor & McGran, THE ENTERTAINMENTS. Hawaiian island, at the Hall carrots 75c; luttuce So kale $1.50; ion take Dr Bull's cough syrup regularly, 10 o'clock a. m., at the house I. P. Blackman, we are per head; to the directions on the bottle. - mence at sharp do Superintendent is careful whose horse be drives since on the Green, ne. wiUJ butter Canton creamery 30c; lard 13 1.2o nice; cording in Hanover District, tor tbe reason that we to it with.; at prices that are right, too- - to his The entertainment given, April 13, $ 18a20 ton ; straw $20 ; 48c ; work. C. II PECK, Auction- pleased note, has recovered from come hay per rye long oats have a big days Hew stock of Wall Papers with and bor- his of a few for the Villiage Improvement under the auspices of the grange, com 65c; eggs 18a20c fresh; spinach $1.50. , eer, assisted by A. SANFORD. ceiling Illness and Is able to be at the as experience evenings ago, Society, DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU - factory by the school children, was-repeate- The tickets will be 35 cents. ders to match- So single or lOe doable roll and usual. when be went to the depot with a bor- At Bridge Port B utter, eh ole sprint cream- CJEEDOATS I unloaded a car of very nice rowed horse. The animal didn't Into Thursday evening, the 18th, with great ery 30c, falrto good print 26a2!)c, choice cream- That the judicious use of good paint on the out- O white oats, this week. They are not clip- op- - Best line of Brasher ef all kinds ia town get success. Mrs S. B. Beardsley, and Miss ery tubs 27a29e, choice dairy 27a29c, choice dai- side of a house can materially increase the value ped, but are good ones to sow, and just as ; tacto-r- y want to the wagon with him, but he thought it Fannie Walker have showed ry 25a26c, butter common 20a23c cheese of a Most of the increase is im good to teed horses. I sell them and P. L. Ronalds is expected to arrive in untiring BANTAM. llal3c, 8a9c, 14a J fresh building? fancy make room another carload. Wji. C. the its hind feet flew. zeal in up "the program and it dairy sage 5c; eggs of course the of the house itor Nem town In May. might way getting near by 17al9c, chickens alive yearling 12al3e, just in appearance JOHNSON. LONGMAN & MARTINEZ early cannot be excelled. The teachers are to - dressed 18a22c; fowls alive all- - a one coats FINE WAGONS.- llal2o, dressed that's But what difference or two Golden Yellow and be highly congratulated on their success. 15al8c; geese dressed 18a20o; ducks dressed of can to be sure. hare GOLD! Corn, bright 18a22c ; calves alive d w ; paint make, Perhaps you My old mill is full of grain ot best PURE William la confined to Mr and Mrs Charles Jonas wish to ex- We also thank all for so Flynn & Doyle are a run 6a7c, llal3c live lambs are think- I to room toranotber PAINTS. Siillson the contributing having large yearling 6a7c, d w 10al2c ; sheep alive 4a5e, d w property yeu want to sell or reat and quality, and want make as- , in the handsome ; is on the My old customers house. le has' been $lek several press their hearty thanks to all who abundantly for refreshments. trap wagon they are 8at0e hogs not, cutting ; hay baled $16al9, loose ing of painting it. Tou would like it to be a carload that way. days. is $18a21; straw baled loose know where to find me. WILLIAM V. JOHN- sisted In the work of out the Are building. It the most convenient $15al7, $17al9; pota- good and permanent job, but you don't want to SON. putting wagon that have ever toes 90c a$l; onions red $1.50 bbl, yellow Ia 40 colors, all size cans- - In they turned out. $1.50a2, white $1.50a2 ; spend any m"re money than you can help. Here In their residence on Sunday. MISS BLOOD MR BURKHARDT. cabbage8al2c scaree,.red TSOR Rock hatch-- r MUs Bridget C. McMahon was New The back seat is so arranged that it can 20o ; carrots 50e; 60o; 25a30e; where the themselves the SALE Plymouth Eggs for be in parsnips turnips is Chiton paints prove ing at 50 cents per setting. S. M. BKIN3-MAD- York, last w eek. Married in 18, reversed a very simple way, so celery $la2 per dozen; radishes 25c perozen; most economical, as are also the most en- Biidgeport, April" by dried $2 50; beans marrow med- they Daniels Farm, Trumbull. The Harry Nichols l ouse In South Rev Mr Miss Ida Blood that the passenger can ride forward or peas $2.35a2.40, and weather are well Sand, and as ium $2.20a2.30, pea $2.25a2.S0; honey 12al4c; during defying. They One MASURrS R. R. PAINTS : Burk-har- dt backward, desire. SALE of devon V. Center Is again occupied. Mr Dickey Charles Burkhardt Mr and Mrs the.y may They beeswax 25a30e; apples choice bald wins $3.25, ground in pure linseed oil and turpentine drier, fOR ox cartpair new Ilervey Wheeler has received an are out a number of new fair $2.75; choice com- one nearly and one road and have moved Into the are former residents of Long Hill turning surries, greenings $3.50; apples have a good solid body and will be found to do aa cart GEORGE F. PARRACK, Easton, as on family place. this some mon $2.75a3.25, cheap.- appointment postal clerk the run spring; with extension evaporated lOalle; sugar light d ana will take up their residence here tops much work as twice the of some paints-an- Conn. lb- - have been in the Methxlit parson- and others with Some are maple new llai:Jc, dark 9al0e, syrup 75a90c. quantity In 25 pails. Pasta from white and color. between New York and Boston and will They where they have a house furnished for canopy tops. do it better, too- - Get estimates on one coat' on : When reduced with for In a short time. age the past year. them. Their friends extend their most hung Brewster sidebar springs and At Southpobt From Simon Banks Onions two coats and three coats of Chilton Tou linseed oil costs less than (1 probably report duty some on end Both make a fine white 4a4 50, red $2.50, yellow $3.50; potatoes paint. hearty congratulations. springs. $2.50carrots70e. - rarely will need more than two coats and where gallon, making the best and cheapest paint made. wagon for pleasure. The single seats condition Is Miss Grace L. Peck, who attends the for the house is in good and the color about MlsKva Botsford visiting her aunt pleasure are Corning top bugles. will be normal school at New Britain, and Rob- Mr and Mrs John Terrill celebrated Piano with leather or P0INTEES FOB HOUSEKEEPERS. the tame as formerly used, you surprised In Danbjry. top buggies rubber to see how well one coat will look. ert N. Peck, traveling agent for the Stan- their golden wedding, Thursday night, tops. The Concord and spindle are suit- Fairfield Taxes ! of this week. able for or for CHILTON PAINT NEW E.F. HAWLEY. & Level were at home pleasure business and for A fine Tay-lo- r COMPANY, Ilenr r 11111 U In Mattewan. ley Rule Co., their and line of mattresses just arrived at style durability they can not be beat. & Mctiran's ; call YORK AND BOSTON. on Mt Pleasant, Sunday. Born, Sunday, April 10, a son to Mr make and examine them while NOTICE Notice They several other in fact H- - COLLECTOR'S Is hereby and Mrs Charles Downs. styles; there is a fine assortment. For sale by R. Beers & Co ot ot TXR SALE CHEAP Horse. BiiR-gy- Road to suit Taxpayers the Town Hai-nesa- . Miss Maitha McMahon of New Milford any thing their customers and Fairfield that the Collector will meet them to JL Cart, and CHESTER P. VOK- - . there is no In and doll at & "VI Is Mrs "Senator Sherman Renew His Attack." Mrs Carrie is sick." better place the state than Baby carriages Taylor OTICE Is hereby by given to all persons receive the taxes on list ot lmi of said Town TGTROP, Taunton District, Newtown. ylsltlng hsr sister, E. F. IIawleyi re- Turncy quite & .. : Bar-zill- Senator Sherman renewed his attack and Flynn Doyle's for style, and ll owing or harboring dogs they must regis- ot Fairfield, as follows At the store ot a fused be the Iowa Sena- durability ter the same on or before May 1, at the Town B. Greenfield SALE A light ox cart, harrow, to convinced eren by Miss Clara Hall has been in good connected with very Banks, Hill, Tuesday, May HOM plow tor. He wanted Senate to do the visiting workmanship Parlor suits in black and y Clerks office; all persons or neglect- 2, from 10 a. m., to 12 m. At FBand other tools. Eli O. CURTIS, Miss Lillian Hall of New Milford is the straight- Glen Brook. low oak, walnut, refusing 14, the store of Conn. . forward thin?, and not lizzie about it. Ulve prices. tor sale at Taylor & McGran's. ing to comply with this notice will be prose- Gorge Burr, in Stratfleld, Wednesday, May Huntington, her Mrs William Stone. the fair $5,000,000 and do not make believe cuted as the law directs. 3. from 10 a- - m., to 2 p. M-- , and at the house of visiting sister, are a WILLIAM H. Selectmen B. Broth 3 8ALE Owing to a change in my that you deceiving yourselves byglving Many are from bad colds Al Coe is under the doctor's with Anyone a new would do well GLOVER, ) Benjamin well, from 5 to p. m., the Be 1 : 70-c- dol-lars- suffering care, wishing carpet TIMOTHY J FB I will tbe following Two borsea, silver dollar, or two half and & OoSTELLO, of same day. At the store ot Samuel Pike, de- Sen-sai- d the result of the tonsilitis. by calling nt Taylor McGran's before two harneases,two buggies, two open It the children cry for it, as the grip, unsteady buying ' SMITH P. GLOVER, ) Newtown. ceased. In Southpoit, Thursday, May 4, from roan top bugor Frank Johnson has moved his family did, not them oastoriai"' spring weather. elsewhere. M.J.HOULIHAN, Town Clerk. 10 a. m., to 4 n. at- - At the Town hniiaa in gies, cart, portable lorge, also lull line they "Why give Tlie 1893. blacksmith tools, and stationary Will to here he has been xald Hhoi'iimu. He knew that t was a popular Island house is still looked after Dated, Newtown, Ct. April 17, in Fairfield each day through the month ol 1.forge. Hartford, caring with more he - Mr Mattresses cleaned and made over at May, from n.m. sell cheap if sold before May JOHN J. thing the little ones, popular The serious illness of Mrs J. J. Rad- Loveland. Taylor A Sundays excepted, 9a.rn.to4 halt-dollar- by SALK-- LYNCH, Hill. for his aged father. thought than even the sou veil lr s a snaaow & McGran's. TjlOR drove ot Vermont Cattle and All taxes remaining nnnaid attar tba first Long would be. The ilown with sur- ciuie cats over her many r Horses. Will be unloaded at Stratford on 1893 wlu be to an - galleries looked Grossman is in aftei-wr- d ofn.nf subject addi TIT ANTED To hire a boose In Newtown friends in this but we to Henry dealing old A April 31, and held at my barns non oi one w prise as these remarks came from Sherman, place, hope u elegant line of pictures and easles for Friday, 3 oi j i per cent per month and bo nr &u,,if nnnk? tnnnim . and Congressmen who entered the chamber nave ner us 'ere stoves. He picks them up wherever he till sold; 4 horses, 2 or pair oxen, lot couecuuie as a part oi aucn tax, and also tho flea iu... Th owned by James among again long. salo at & McGran's. ot cows 10 O. w . place formerly lust as Mr Hherman utterd them, dropped into can find them and carries them home, cheap Taylor and ueilors; young pigs. G, lawful tee and chanrea for ttollnntinn. a v. William Is Mr Mrs BEARD, Jr., Long Hill, Huotingtou 2 miles CIS M. Collector- - A 15 Chirk aud occupied by Hyan, the vacant chairs nearest the door. and Henry Warner have brofc pulls them to pieces, makes them into f chairs, oak ol PIKE, Fairfield. Conn, Ap- 8 LK e" of A To I bay. J. tv. Dining springs, desks, carpet south Sbelton. ril 8, l&S." 1J BA&f HALL, i T, 1 unat. NEWTOWN, CONN., BEE. tying milk to the creamery, he raises to- membership are pleased over tiie action leased It for one year, till his new house bacco, potatoes and buys apples and of the conference. in New Haven is completed. FRIDAY, AfKIL 21,1803., other for the market. The FOSTER,BESSE COMPANY. produce farm The who steal from Wal Neils Mortensen is confined to the & consists of 160 boys copper almost acres. He raised lace & Sons are not a house with the CIRCULATION. 5000 of last which having very easy grip. pounds tobacco, year, time of It just now. he sold before prices began to decline. The cellar is completed for the new Metho- JAN0AKT 1. 1833 010 FI has a reputation of raising a good crop The renting of the seats iu the house for Hans Peterson, located next to LAST WEEK, .1200 of the weed and calculates to every year. dist and Congregational churches occur- A. II. Beers' fine residence. E. II. Smith Last fall his grainary held 800 bushels of red on Monday evening. has the contract for the wood work and will commence as soon as he finishes the j corn raised on his place, and his cellar T. P. Terry has much improved from Town Topics. 250 bushels of potatoes, lie marketed his late sickness. remodelling' the drug store for William April 23, 1893. about five carloads of apples, this year. C. Kinsella. Mr Titus' consists of 20 cows and John B. Davidson, who has been in the - dairy Ambrose Wilson has been laid with We Ikre MATTERS OF BUSINESS- up 11 employ of II. C. Cook for a number of he nds work for five horses. Mrs Cur- and C. E. Williams has oat customers Busy JSnough years as foreman, leaves to accept a sim grip temporarily Fitting who like good clothing. This is the tis Titus has a fine conservatory, which - season of Some farmers would as soon be out of ilar with the American Dress taken his place in taking orders. the year that most men want to look well dressed. For faces the south, the flowers just now position those men who have a tea and cofleo as without the Stock-bridg- e Stay Co., New York. decent regard for their pocketbook this is being covered with bloom. The Titus - store- - More manures In the TASHUA- your ways than one to tell the beat store, isn't there? apcciul spring homestead is one of the many places, Lyman A. Colt was burled from the Minds its own and summer while crops are A rthur J. of business, beats its neighbors, finds new to early going which gives Washington a good name residence of E. Baldwin, April 12. The Clark, formerly Tashua, serve in ways Into the ground and growing up. See now a member of the UnionTransfer you, generous everything we put our shoulders to. We'd among the farming towns of the state. bearers were from George Co., not bo much William C. of and pall Washing was honored the say about our suits and overcoats if were the GETTING BEAST FOE SPRING- - Johnson, Newtown, ton lodge, F. and A. M., Albert by company at their they Phelps, average suits and overcoats. are - of course we have get the Bowker Fertilizer Co.'s catalouge B. A. Cramer and Charles last annual meeting in January, being They not, they are beyond that- you don't think it's time? We do,and that's why got every- WEST MORHIS. Beardsley? " free. $7-50- to too- - do from G. A. W. K. John Rcmer elected as secretary of the company. Men's All Wool Putnam Overcoats . thing ready, help you to get ready If you not, people will begin to ACCIDENTAL CRUELTY. It., Mott, do- - Men's All Wool Black - think to backwards. That's a to The rise in the a head- and E. O. Hill. Interment in Pine Grove Cheviot Overcoats I0- yotfre trying spring risky thing Muuy morning with A man suit-Yo- u young of this place went to S0UTHP0RT. Men's Light Melton Overcoats $10. safest way is to jump with the season, and act at once and get a Spring ache uud no inclination for breakfast. and a cemetery. O.ikville, bought calf, and started Men's Neat Grey Cassimere Overcoats $13.50. won't be fooled if you do. Old Sol is too high up, and presents too warm a This Is duo to torpidity of the liver and home on a On look- J. A. Fisk has of Richard Capt J. V. Ryder will close out his good lively gait. purchased , Men's Extra Fine Black Cheviot and oroaasiae ror a winter afternoon now. We are the finest a condition of tho stomach. business 21, and will Light Melton Overcoats lingering showing deranged ing back in the wagon to see how the Tennant a houe on Franklin street. here, April start in $16. Spring suits in the city. To restore action to these business at Conn. healthy organs, calf enjoyed the ride,he discovered to his Branford, AMD . Col W. B. Wooster and wife are on Men's Suits in Fancy Cassimeres, Cheviots, Tweeds, Worsteds lift OPENING, IMMENSE DISPLAY, nothing is so elllcaclous as an occasional horror, that the calf had bounced out of Indescribable or The most immense The most com their way back from Florida. and Flannels $6 50, 7.50, 8 50, 10, 12, 13.50, 15, 16, - by tongue pen. stock. dose of and was its 18,20,25- -" Ayer's pills. the wagon, dragging by Boys' Long Pant Suits 6 plete stock. Surprising and surpassing your greatest expectation ex- neck mud and dead Miss Alice Wingood has closed her con $5, 50, 7.50, 8.50, 10, 12, 13.50, 15. tpon through the slush, LONG HILL. - , the new and Ideas Presented in Look of S. Boys' Short Pant Suits $1, 2, 3, 3 50, 4, 5 to 8- - amming original spring clothing by fostrr, for the advertisement It. The verdict rendered was accidental nection as teacher in the public schools Besse & Co. Tomlinson's "Fleet." Mrs Grace M. Sherwood was granted Boys' Short Pant Jersey Suit3 82 47, 2 97, 3 47, 3.97, 4.97. i great stallion, cruelty to animals. The dealers will have to take out Our and Children contains the as as junk a divorce from William II. Sherwood, Mother's Friend Shirtwaists 35c, 50c, 75c, U- - Boys department largest well the a license ere long choicest assortment of Boys and Childrens clothing ever before offered nr. It would be worth while for the ladies William both former residents of this place, upon by Brague has rented the J. School suits $2-50- , Dress suits $4 to bear in mind that if take a Tickets can be to the I. O. O. the ground of habitual intemperance, last $2.00, $3.00. $3.50, 00, $4 50, $5 00, they gentle and U to work on the bought $7-50- " Zeigler place $5 50, $6 00, $ - Knee 50, $1.00,$l-25-$1.5- course of In the F. celebration iu New 2fi, Friday, Judge Hall. The of 650, $7.00, pants 75, 89, Ayer's sarsaparilla railroad. London, April by custody Mens and such before offered xpring, they will have no trouble with for the round their only child, n, was awarded For Everything in Young Mens suits as never at $5.50, $8.50, trip. Kathrj - "prickly heat," "hives," "sties," "boils," Miss Grace Oris wold is boarding at S. Mrs Sherwood. There was an attempt $10, $12, $13, $14, $15, $16, $18, 20; $22, $24, $26- Stylish, perfect fit- Rumors of work $6-50- - or when summer comes. F. and goes to school. She Is poor being done on at to FURNISHINGS and HATS. ting pants, $2, to "blackheads," Burgess' is opposition the suit brought by Mr S. Cross-ma- n, the bridge reported. An will Overcoats m medium and Prevention is better than cure. taking music lessons of Mrs inspector Sherwood's lawyer, Henry Sanford, Spring height dark shades $8, $10, $12, $13, $15, be - Saturdays, in Bantam. appointed. which was withdrawn as the facts iu the $16, $18, $20- MRS SMITH RESIG3S. R. Randall Davidson furnish- Trunks, Bags, Blankets, Halters, Whips and Mrs S. We3tover has bought the recently case were too well known to admit of any Surcingles. I. ed the ladies of in Theron Waugh place, and has rented it the Methodist church contest. Curtis Thompson was coun- FOSTER, BESSE & CO, Wholesale and Eetail Clothiers, With the closing of the first quarter of to Mrs W. II. Baldwin of New Haven. Woodbury a complete line of silverware sel for Sherwood. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. the Ilnwleyvllle gospel mission for use in church sociables, picnics and Sunday C. II. and have been school, Mrs Annie K. Smith resigned Dwy family very other gatherings. The Office Room. sick, but are much better at this writing, Post News JOHN CDIUNAK, her leadership to the superintendent, ST-- , under l)r Richardson's treatment. Formerly 40 BANK Frank Ilawlcy, and will take a long Around the fireside. Is now located at needed rvH. She has braved the cold Mrs F. A. Powers will be home, this vAVs No-1- in the POST OFFICE ARCADE, tfmbalmer, Undertaker, and storms of done the winter and her week, from Warren where she has been In Fairfield Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone Call 121, Is County pttrt well and worthy of much praise. in attendence of Mrs .1. who CALIFORNIA SPRING TIME. L- - D. - - Angevlne, PLUMB, Proprietor. 288 Main street, Conn - .. - Ins been quite sick. Bridgeport, Alf ANTED ."Sulfsnicn. Salary anil expenses Its Glories Attractiveness-sid- New - ? Miss Ida Taylor has been visiting in and The Eivor- train the Uirt ; steady work ; ironil clii County. fir advancement. ISKOW'N ItKoTMEKS CO., Danhury. WARREN. BRIDGEPORT. Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. The Traveler's GinYe. Alias M. THE LATE HIEKCK. THE WATERIIOUSE SILVER. WEDDING. is SERVICE J. Hoyt was in Kidgefleld over JAMES A. It Tuesday, the 4th day of April, ReKistereil Jersey BiilLReg & F)lt So. 7!KW, A. J. C- - C. C B. JOHNSON, IOEK KW RJiGLAD R K. Sunday, called there by the illness of her Some of us attended the funeral of William Waterhouse, the well known and I sit in my shirt sleeves at3. 30p.m., South Center District, Newtown, Conn. March 12.1893 sister. of 478 while the door comes Two James A. Bierce on Wednesday of last builder Seaview avenue, with his through open the For oi l'OTATOES Choice Stock ot New anil Three Ho. " SEED m WVt 9 3.6 45 m. week. He fc as been connected with wife, received about CO of their friends at perfume of orange blossoms. li. H. varitied for sale. O. C. I'ECK, p am, p the S . WTO WS-E- ast f8 18 m. The Loyal Legion will meet in the Smith and will soon have been in Corellyn Farm, Newtown, Conn. 10.n p Wet Cornwall Bridge Iron Co., from the be- their pleasant home on Saturday evening, family i'8 53 a m. f2 53, f6 40 tn of the on p vestry Congregational church, ginning, and his death removes a man April 15, the occasion being the 25th an- Riverside six months and The Bee's in FOR SALE One eight can Cooler Creamer in SANDY HOOK Kast 8 17 a.m..l2 13.7 24 3. rat condition ; has been used one Saturday afternoon,at of and Christian worth. niversary of their marriage. Mr Water-hous- e increasing family may be interested in an Will sell at a or lor " et s 43 a m, a 4S. b 33 p m. sterling integrity, USE only. bargain exchange SOUTH FURY East 8 He was a member of the recently returned from a to old friend's impressions of this sunset stock. E. L. W AI.KEK, Huntington, Conn. a.m.;13 29,7.4a Congregation- trip the p.m AVt 8 33 a m; 2 33, 6 17 pm. al church at Cornwall and the Europe by his niece, Miss shore. GIBBS IlVtPBIIAL RENT The and convenient cot-J- . Plains, accompanied is the in world. in use- - rpo pretty ever was in It best plow the Over 500,000 tajri "Fuirholt," situated at Long Hill, is interment was there. Mr Starr was his Martha Powell of Bradford, If this coast its glory, it is M England. GENERAL STTE AGENT- - DEALER IN now ottered to rent. Call or address RS A. ser- was on now. Not are W. TTAWTFY" Hill, Conn. Litchfield County News. pastor, and conducted the funeral Nothing left undone the part of only the orange groves U. j , HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS. SHERWOOD, Long r. r. Rev Mr the host and hostess to entertain their decked with scented bloom and Iro-tuU-- r vices, assisted by Taylor of the unpicked 447 MAIN STHEET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. A. B. 11, lfeSa. Methodist church at the Bridge, and guests in a manner pleasing to all. The fruit, but the roses are now in magnifi FAIECHILD, fiE'lTiiL Arrire 10 a. m.. 3.40. 5.E5 Uev Mr tables under of cent calla? and all General Insurance And Real Estate Agent. p ta. Lave 7 10 a m ,11.35 a. m , 5 Gardner of Warren. fairly groaned the weight dress; pink?, nearly i is, when the necessities of the be so foived out of its rela- 61 AVENUE, C05S. Lo-a- tr WASHINGTON. Thus one one man to Mrs well cultivated flowers have contributed to crop require, whole, may FAI2FIBL1) BRIDGEPORT, Sunday, Arrive 6.15 a. to. 8.12 by goes dust, good thing? that Waterhouse Warner Boom 2- a. m we we ; But it involves large outlay to secure and tions that it becomes practically a false- Buildiap, To die may, to die must knows how to prepare. The presents lavish Easter adornment; the deciduous KAIiNKST t'HlilSTIAN KNI K A VOlt F.H.S. But dtath to us, may be distribute the water and, while the des- hood. UAWLKYT1LLE North, artivf 11 53 great gain, trees Lr-av- were numerous and beautiful. Among (those that shed their leaves in 7.25a. 5.30. m, e 8 45 a. The Christian Endeavor con- Tho dead in Christ, shall rise again. ert is comparatively worthless until it AND A3 ONE EXTREME in., p. society them were : winter, like the apricot, peach, plum, STALLIONS. m , 5.33, p. m. South, arrive 9.40 nected with the church Yea, all indeed, will leave the grave, comes, except in favored grain valleys, a. 5.12 m. Leave 9.45 Congregational Si?t M. Pur-dy- . pear, are in blossom and the is to be tn., p. a. m.,3 25, Be raised whose can silver teaspoons, Mr and Mrs H. etc.,) plains it also increases the cost of the land so likely followed by the other, by Chetoluh Prince son ot on the Green, has a membership of about by Christ, grace are with and by Bayonne Prince, 5.40 p. m. Monday, North 8 35 a. m . save. splashed pink, yellow blue, a natural law of reaction ; and the far- Kentucky Prince; Prince Henry by Leland, 6 40. It was five Silver Mr and Mrs Douche. that son of Hainbletonian 10. Kor sea.so"n f Sittth p. tn. organized years ago, But such as love Him well, soup ladle, the myriad flowering of ther the pendulum one the sHEPAL'ti North 3 C2. a 5 45 Powell O. the first only Silver sugar spoon and butter knite, Mr and swings way service lee with return privileges, ii ech. m, Seeley being presi- Will rise, and wMth him ever dwell. A POOR MAX CAN SECURE farther ir, will go the the Send fair tabulated pedigrees. p. a JSoodajF 8 43 a m. Sooth 9 SO C. Mrs G. L. McClellan. natuhe's luxuriant profusion. other, danger dent. Earl Booth and A. Titus have th.-- a. tn: 4 56 p.m. sondar 5 36 r. n. Silver nut set, Mr and Mrs .J. Kinnej . but little, if any, and throws the bulk of of these is the weak and the H. H. WABNSR, Conn also as Samuel L. IIol-llst- cr From the case of measles men- is Roxbuxy. IJOi'DUIIY FALLS North. 9 Ss a m. acted president. single Dozen The green to the so e, silver knives, Andrew J. Summers. countrj' eye, the into the hands of unwary and the who for a lie.ie i m. 9 was chosen at tioned in our three cases have al abundant been acreage capitalists. 5 53 p. South. 22. a. tn ; 4 41 p. president the last last, Silver dinner castor, Mr and Mrs George It. have the spring, rains and is are "'carried about with wind of MECHANICS' AND FARMERS' i tn 8 57 m iu In Riverside, even uncultivated land every Sunday. North, a. , South, meeting. The other olllcers are C. B. leady followed the same family (Mr Parmelee. once out on the uufenced mesa, the fat- ' "5 l26 tn Mr ,'100 an acre and over, while the best or- doctrine," will sooner or later loose SAVINGS p. vice Miss Edith Perkins) and as good opportunities have Silver cake knite, and Mrs William test biids I ever saw carol the 3ANX, KOXlil'KY North. 10 20 a. m.. 6 Nettleton, president; Thomas. along way, are held at ?000 tin acre. sight of the truth altogether and come to 01pm. occurred for other ange groves CITT BASK WALL ST.. B'P02T SuurJay. 9 10 a. tn. 9 13 a. Smith, secretary and treasurer; Arthur communicating them, Wheel- or the rabbit runs to its lair with shame and confu-do- BUILDING, South, in.. Silver card basket, Mr and Mrs I). II. The is this hut of failh Of all the . 4 31 Like cases be its orange crop good, year, Deposits. - 1.402,114-45- p. tit. SrjDftar, 5 15 p. m. Titus, corresponding secretary. all may expected. er. swift hop, skip and jump gait. isms which arose lir.-- 500 BUI I the growers, beg pirdou, horticulturists during the t Interest and Surplus, 45,178.32- - Jl'DUS KiK North, 10 30 a. tn. other societies of Its name, It the Set Mr and Mrs Lobdell. I here is no in such . a adopts "To the victors belong the spoils," pie plates, intimation picture and are to cut. one anoth years concerning the church of Chri-t- , 6t)7p tu. Sunday, 9 17 a. m. S.o b, Endeavor its avowed be- Set dessert spoons, Miss Irene Lewis. of packers, trying $1,447,892 77. a 07 a. 4 02 m. 3 ttt pledge, object seems to become fact in our little the dry, dusty outlook that will come not one remains as such to-da- ni., p. Monday, likely Set dinner knives, Mr and Mrs Pleadwell. er's throats by glutting the market, and Their Deposits of $1 to S1000 received and interest ni. ing to promote an earnest Christian life in over the when summer's fer P hamlet, the change of postmaster and Tray cloth and chocolate pot, Mrs J. U Lob landscape are far from ltivcr-sid- e names have no meaning now except as credited from the first of each month, payable its W the to Increase their vor, unrelieved for months even a prices satisfactory, ASHINGTON North. 11 15 a. tn . 6 19 among members; office. It is too early to express any dell. by can no control the California we study their hUtory. The same here- jKtmary and Jalv of each ycir Incorporated l k? tn. 9 37 a. m. to longer D. H. HCEGAN.'Prcssident, p. Sanday, South, 55 mutual acquaintance and make them on the We will not Silver coins, Eairehild family hower, shall have withered every green sies in h.tve come to life a. ni , 3 48 tn. 4 51 opinion subject. Souvenir Mr and Mr orange crop anyhow, as she now pro- principle miv L S OATT.IS. and p. Sunday, p. tu. more useful in tho service of God. The spoon, George Zink.Jr. is not , Secretary TrMnrw cross the until we reach uor thing that by irrigat- or- - and tin under new pha-e-- but NEW PRESTON North, 11 25 a. m. bridge it, Sugar spoons, Mr and Mrs George II. Zink, duces but 2000 of the (1000 cars of again ag following are the topics and leaders for ion. But, for the present, nature's smiles never abi h'. line 6 23 p. in. Sanday, 9 43 a. tn. Sooth magnify, what may be but molehills, into Sr. they the 8 51. a tn m. : iges o-- 23, p. Suuday, 4 33 the ensuing six months Mr are nowhere more winsome aud the pros l i - :..'.!;. it:..; ; EAt ,3 mountains. Banquet and Mrs E. L. Francis. E ..d. ; lamp, GROWN TRI AND LIVING CHI I C lSKSPf??- - VHu-i- -r Coin- - in. 2, KuNter John ll:-.'5- 14:111; ON THIS COAST. RCII, p. April service, Card receiver, Mr and Mrs F W. Beers. pects for harvest are unusually good. fortable. Succfwfiii where fM rtl hnnk 3t ROMFORD North. 1140 a, m.. 6 33 Siunuel IIolllHter, lender. The few banks of which have - with Chri-- t iii her abides forever. procZufrM. Address . HIS. UK. 6b3 HrMMVAf, Sw Vril. suow, Set table Bpoons.Mr and Mrs F. P. Converse- There are two methods of New life will be infused into all this midst, p. tn. 9 54 a. m. & It, Our farming Sunday, South. 43 April delivery in time ol trouble, Job resisted the onflow of have dis" Chfnille table cover, Mr and Mrs a. 07 12:0-10- spring, Bogart. dry-lan- d River- m.,3 4 26 m. t II Cor. ; MIms Amy Nettleton. here, by irrigation and farming, section by the establishment of pm. Sunday, p lliil; and soon seed time will be Table cloth and napkins, Mr and Mrs Irving w MORRI.s 11 50 a. m. 6 37 1(1, How can we And appeared, the latter on side coun- The luve that ill leave the North, p. tn April Uol? Job 2.1:3; B. Goodsell. beiDg dependent the spring county. The act creating the 99thtae 10 02 a. m. South 8 37 I,tik II i, Ctiarles present truth. safe, to out and seek the one that is Sunday. a.m., missionary meeting; Soup ladle, Mr and Mrs E. W. DeWhirst rains for a Last these rains has run the the Legisla- go 2 57 m. 4 18 .m- - HoMnter. crop. year ty gauntlet p. Sunday. p Mrs j? of world Soa-da- Mrs Crane was at Mr Peck's last week Towels, Charles Zink. were so scant that the most- ture and Gov Markhtim. The' new lof, the sort cure the most is all t: BANTAM North 12 20, 6 47 m. y. 211, for Job 42:8 grain crop, county 25Cts. per year ' p April Truying friends, 10; Silver butter dish, Mr and Mrs Waterhouse. officers be needs. God is love, and he loves us, and 10 20 a. m. Sooth. 8 2sa. m.. 2 42 I'bll. 1 410; Miss Ada Well. for a short visit, and Mrs Wells from ly bailey and wheat, was are to nominated this week of Bradford, England his is difference between the res: p. tn. Sunday, 4 07 a. tn. 30, 1b v. 1 ."29; who weeks and tha new ill vote on the chief command that we should love April My choice. What it? Pro Hartford, spent several here Plate glass mirror, Mr and Mrs ALMOST A TOTAL FAILURE. county prop- LITCHFIELD Arrive 12 30. 6 55 tn. Matt, a IU North Chauncey one another. Love is the of all p. 24; Clark, last season, Is with Mrs Calhoun and Wakeman osition May 2. Formed from a narrow greatest 10 30 a. m. Sootb.8 20 7, True Wisdom. of Sunday, May How to obtain it, Mrs Sackett. Silver flsu set, Mr and Mrs L. H. Mills. A a Christmas frost also cut down the slice of the southwest of San Ber and is the best. Faith, hope and love 2 15 p. m. Sanday. 3 50 p. m. I'rov. 3 1.1 IS; 1 :5 edge James 6; Mn Tuttle. Silver gravy ladle, M r and Mrs William liar Riverside and lemon in the the of are the elements of the life of the 14, I. orange crop nardino county and northern third abiding May Winning souls, I'rov. 11.30; Cor. The Center school is to open vey. 1891-92- , 8:13 expected winter of the blow to Southern San Riverside is soul; but the greatest of these is love. 23; Clarence Nettleton. for the summer term, this week. Silver berry spoon, Mrs Botsford. Diego county, county California was a one. with The very and eternal nature of God is NEW NEW RT-FOR- May 21, Tarrying near temptation, I'rov. Silver gravy ladle, Mr and Mrs O. C. Buck. heavy But, about orcester YORK, HAVEN & B D 23:30-31- ; Matt. 26:41, temperance meeting; P. Plush Mrs David indomitable perseverance and wonderful love. lie loves us in our sins and pun- R 11. spring rocker, Summers. THE AREA OF II ASSACIICSETTS, Dro-iute- r U. Seeley. BRIDGEWATER. Smyrna rug, Mr and Mrs John Summers. grit, everybody has held on for brighter ishes us to save us. The worse we are 11. 1892. 2S, Blblo idual of 31 WVT-Io- May character, Prov Canfield and Berry spoon, Mr and Mrs A. E.Green. which are hailed with corres- with only 13,745 population and 5292 the more merciful is the divine compas- BEKKIIIEB Shermau Harry Gillett at prospects, N.-h- II. Tim. 2:18; Miss Stella Beach. Syrup cup, Mrs Batcheilor. miles of desert and barren moun- Salt XEtV HAVEN 9 45 a.m. 4 28 June 11, Our young Uvea for Kcol. tended church in Sherman, Sunday, the ponding joy. square sion for our redemption. The bruised S.mib. 11 a. S 24 Christ, Cut glass water pitcher, M rs Jane Summers east to the Colorado riv p.m. id., i. tn. 12 I; II. Tim. 4:15; I. Tim. 4:12; Miss Cora ICth. I should say right here that in this tains, stretching reed he will not break nor will he quench DEBUY JCNtrilON Norih. 10 OS a er. and the commonest kind tn" Wright. land of grandiloquent terms and imagi- the smoking flax. While a spark of man 4 p. m. South. 10 3S a m., 8 03 p.m. June IS, 3:1-12- ; Mrs Lewis Frost is in SI I ELTON 1 Minttioiiary Mai. Danbury. a. The of 10 a. m.. 4 51 meeting, GREENFIELD HILL. native exaggeration, there are no farm-er- posibilities this unsettled and hood or of womanhood remains in us we can and that Cor North, p.m. MIm Helen Nettluton. re- you buy South. 10 35 a. m.. 7 57 p. m. Miss Sadie Mallett returned to St Mar .The man who trees and rais- largely undeveloped area can only be be sure that his love is us Juno 25, Praise and consecration service; D. B. Adams' new wagon house is plants may seeking STEVENSON North. 10 23 a. m, 6 03 29 23 week. es fruit is a if alized by actual observation and a care still. loves us because we are yo-- entire 10 23 II. Citron. 36; Edward Sullivan. garet's, Waterbury, Tuesday completed. His father did the horticulturist, you please, lie his, family. p.m. Sooth. a. m.; 7 42 p. m. carpenter dry-lan- d ful of the MONROE 10 29 July 2, God'i call to us, Acts lfl:10; II, Tim is aud the man who raises study country. Population and we need him. O. O. Wright. North. a. m.. 5 09 p. m. 0 Robert Peck with his father, work and E. S. Gray on the tin roof. grain 10 I 13; Mrs Charles Hollister. Edgar put and a few of the hardier like and wealth are certain to steadily and V!:to7; & Co., New York. South, 17 a. m., 7 36 p. m. How to Peck. tree3, the f"k, BOTSFORD Not th 8 08. 10 39 Julys, meet trouble, Acts 10:23 25; Curtiss Banks and D. C. Smith have which surely build up more and more of River- a.m. I I :3-- pepper, eucalyptus, etc., 1 30. 4 12. 5 14. 6 Cor. 7 7 ; Louis Mason. Hiram Pitcher has the Charles a few in side for brains and 42. p. m, 18, bought spent days Danbury. county, capital, peo Suuday 8 10 a.m. South 7 July Qod'a great command. Acts 17:30; Warner EVEN A CALIFORNIA SUN THE & 2i, Luke 13 :1 5 temperance; Miss Lena Fenn. place, north of the churches. Warner has ple are draining into it from the whole KIND PRINDLE M0KRIS, 9. 10 11. a ro; 6 30. 7 30 p. m. Ogden recently purchased D milk 6 July 23, Fellowship In work. Acts 1S:8; John A. II. Gillett was in a new cannot wither, is a rancher. United States from rniclay 26pm 17:20-20- Harwinton, last yoke of oxen. THAT NEWTOWN North 8 10 ; Arthur Titus. I was in the San Jacinto last CURES UNDERTAKERS AND 16. 47 a m; The week. valley, MAIXE TO WASHINGTON, I 45, 4 20. 5 22. 6 60 tn. July 00, danger ot becoming hardened, Mr Van Holtz vacates E. II. week, where number EMBALMERS, p. 18:9-14- Gray's they their aggre- 8 18 a ru.9 40 South 7 Acts 19:4; Mark ; Miss Hattie Nettleton. 1? Sanday p ni. 19, Mrs George Minor reported better. house, April 10, and moves in his own wheat and fields 100.-- and the new state of Southern Califor- 8 52. 10 Ci. 6 22 August 6, The blessedness ot Acts gate barley by the Are to do . am; 15, 7 p. in giving. house at 000 certain as fate 1n the next prepared anything in: Ik 6 13 20.33; Luke 0: ; Wilbur Fenn. Mrs Harmon Treat Is sick. Southport. acres, and came acros one rancher nia, quarter Sunday p in. very HAWLKYYILLK Nortn fc August 13, How much have we borne tor with 4500 in 160 century, is bound to be the home of cul- in their line at shortest notice. 25. 10 56 Arthur Banks has traded his horse acres wheat and acres in a m; 2 20, 4 5 6 58 Acta 21 :30-l- ; 1 to her mother's Miss V with a 2). 30, p m. Sun. Christ? Phil. :2!; Miss Fdlth Owing Jillness, alfalfa, that wonderful clover which em s ture, reflnernen and comfort, 8 27 m Kcaoh. A. Treat Is with O'Mara and now drives a fine bay A share of public patronage day a South 711, 8 44, Emily obliged to give up her Bix and seven a fruitage of grain, deciduous and citrus 9 64 a m; 6. 7 14 20, Paul or Felix. Whose mare. crops year under the Fi p in. August example school, much to the regret of all in the most products t! at will yet affect the markets solicited. Sunday milk 5 57 p tn. will you tollow? Acts 23:22-27- ; John 2:13-1- favorable conditions. He plowed 5tt I. district. Miss Ella Kelley Is to take her Fred Banks of Weston of the world. R. II. Smith. Vl BkOOKliKLD JUNCTION Noah. S 35 Miss Wlnfred spent Sunday his wheat land with seven six-gan- g C. missionary meeting; Fenn. plows W. H. PRINBLE. L. MORRIS. II 10 a 2 40, 4 40, 5 40. 7 05 at Mrs S. six-gau- 1S93 B- iu; 27, Continual Acts 26 place. Banks. g Riverside, California, April 4, Galls left - Priadla'a L. m- - August witnessing, each plow drawn bv 10 horses ansvsred if at V. House; p Suuday 8 36 am. Sooth 7 02, Psa. 84:1-- 4; Miss Esther Fenn. C. Morris's Housa. at Leonard's Hotel. Drs Hine, Griswold, King and Bacon Mr and Mrs Mills The crop will beliarvested by two ma Telephone 8 i5. 9 15 a. tn.. 6 40, 7 C5 p. m. September 8, How a Christian can make the Leroy spent Sunday milk 5 43 from New Milford Uox-bur- y 30 Sunday p m. For Danbury best of Acts 27:33-30- ; 5 and Pons from with her mother, Mrs William Smith. chines, each drawn by horses and both things, Psa. :1112; Earl 7 02. 8 37, 9 45, 11 15 a m; 4 40, 6 40, E. Booth. visit patients in town. There is together harvesting 5Q acres a 7 05 m. Arthur Merwin is assisting Frank day. FRED. E. SILLIMAN, p September 10, Lessons from Paul's life, Acts plenty of business here for a good doc PIANO FORTE AND OEGAS TUKEE AKD J3ROOK?IELD-Nurt- h,8 40. H 15 a. 9.16-27- Monroe in his JUST THINK BUZZ. ta.. 28:30Jl; I. Cor. ; Mrs Mitchell. shop. THE BEE a 4 m. tor, and we don't want any other. . EEPAIEEK. 01DEES BY MAIL 3u, io. iu p. Sunday 8 41 September 17, Our example. What shall It Miss S. E. is of 50 acres of . m. Sooth. 6 57, 8 30 a. tn.. 5 27, '6 IS 14 Hopkins visiting her sis wheat harvested each dav given prompt attention, be? Kom. 21; Malt. 8:10; meet Rev Mr from New Haven - ST0 CT 5 temperance Keely preach ter In Port Jefferson. and even at that rate, 90 Enthusiasm for Life- The Lova sf Sol. p p. in. Sunday 37 p. m. ing; Andrew Irwin. ed In the Congregational church, requiring days 24, How Sunday, to compass the crop. These harvesters BRIDGEPORT B&AKCH. September Testimony meeting. the 10th. Frank is M. THE NEWTOWN LIBRARY: .15 94 A Perry doing carpenter work is P. DENON, BRIDGEPORT North 7 30. 10 00 a Christ has me, I. Peter 8 16; Psa. have a of 24 and It very to meet a BOSCOD, AUU0. m; helped at K. B. sweep feet, head,thres refreshing person V111 be open lor drawing Booko every Tnes-rt- . 12 35, 3 40. 6 10 Mrs P. O. Jennings. who a 1 B 7 p m, Sunday. 7 35 1719; Seeley. The fire south of the village, last week, and sack the grain as they so. I heard has ral enthusiasm or life. A y to p m and too In the evening Satnr am. Arrive 7 9 A Prominent Business Man tram 1 n in to in th Mwiint. 55, 30. 11 15 am. was not a barn, as was feared, but Whooping cough lowered the average of some other ranchers, on whom the dry good many people appear to have some 1 7 15 p tn. Scndav milk 7 OS pm. THE CURTIS A. BANK-Xewto- wn, rKU.MKCLL TITUS HOMESTEAD. brush. in Burr's echool to eight, which would season of 1892 fell so heavily that their doubts as to whether it is worth while to OF BOSTON, TELLS OF "VHEWTOWN SAVINGS North 7 42. 10 12 am and not a B y il Conn, lnoorporuteil 1S55. 12 50. 3 52, 6 22, p m ; 7 47 Among the farms on Church otherwise been much higher, as 12 of 15 land had to be sold to raise money for live, few impress one as bear- UNEXPECTED RELIEF! PH11XJ CLARKE, President, C. H. NOETH a tu. Sunday thrifty Painting, kalsomining, paper hanging with existence with ROP, Treasurer. HOURS S a. m. to S a.m.; South, 7 45. 11 02 am, is house-cleanin- attended taxes,and others met their necessi ing as a burden. I 7 02 m hill, that of Curtis A. Titus, now car and g make an registered, regularly. many fl I Recommend Dana's to All I" if Mondays. 7 to 9 it. ra. p Subaay milk 6 50 p m general up ties met a venerable not LONG HILL rled oh by his son, Arthur C. Titus. in the Heibert is by straining their credit. gentleman long since, Mr. Itennn. whose statement follows, Nt.rth.761. 1018 a m. 1, important industry place at pres- Hutchinson at? car a iJ . This homestead has been In working , liuc me of rainless skies is who for that occasion at least, was hap- 1has beeu engaged in the Furniture tnd 58, 6 28 p m. Sunday 7 54 the Titus ent. work In - danger House Funushinff business at his place m m. pentry Bridgeport. overcome a to live. He was believ- 3 on Cover St. for over ttO ILeati BJ South 7 40, 6 12. 10 67 a m, least 125 by sufficient These py at work, and x years family for at years, and it is irrigation. his wonderful statement 6 57 in. nslk- - 6 13 ed in have been Sunday pm. the " systems draw their water supply from activity as the law of health and D For the .art 3 or 4 Tears I obtiffrdFl "TEW-K- North 7 57. thought present dwelling occupied BLACK ROCK.-- to take a vacation in the Spring. And Iagtg; in 94 some he His were March was a 1 Suu-5a- the Messrs Titus dates back at least In New Haven Countv. artesian district near the foot of the happiness, said. eyes clear I feeling unusually miserable. s li, 10. 4 V3, 6 33 p m. t. by C. I waa so nervous I could not get to aleep lomeH G. and C. M. French has been and bright, his face fair and with nighta six o'clock in wiorn- - Sam. fcou:n 7 35, 9 08, a and a Some few pur SNOW-CAPPE- D ruddy until X the century quarter. MOUNTAINS, i ing, and when did sleep vould have horriM 10 M 6 5J ni chasing land of John L. Morehouse, health, and as he looked up into the blue ble 1 reams. A friend came in andrecotn-- U am; p Sunday years ago when remodeling the house, a mended - milk, ti 3S ANS0NIA. is. Nichols & Son's. where the underground veins of water above he said : i piece of money was found in the cellar ttirougn rOTSFORD North 8 C8. 10 34 a. m., Dana Bartholomew has boil to the eurface when pierced ; from a DANA'S 4 12. 6 42 m wall which bore a date of 125 years ago, disposed of his Mr and Mrs A. G. visited in "IT 13 GOOD TO 130, p. Suuday. 610 Beach, some giving stream LIVE, H i - a.m. South. 7 9. 10 40 from the 6 42 and it Is believed this money have "Peat Swamp" property to the Ansonia Black Rock, bursting SARSAPAKILIiAH 27, a, in., might Sunday. and I thank God did have faith fn m. 6 6 p". in when it water company. The entire is 80 mountain's base,' or from the under every day that I am and FILLS. I not much patentM p. Sunday, u, been lost the wall was first plant if medicines, but x procured toe BarsauarlllafJ NfV Dr Warner a PmSIOSf. acres. has large sran2 of men ground flow of the rivers. For very alive." and Pills Before one bottle was gone q" laid. Although dating back so many unexpectedly found I was receiving crent DAN BURY Arnv? 29.7 16,10 55 a and teams still at work and fln-- many of these California streams never benefit My appetite became ravenous, could-- ? li m. In -- grading P 3 23 .4 17. 8 6 a . years, the house is fine repair, having Postmaster Drew has received orders ms eat fbor meals a day. I have3 :7. 2;. 1:5, 9 49 isning oi grounds about his new reach the salted sea, but sink Homebody ought to write a compara- taken fouriquarebottles and can all 10 23 & 7 been up the The through as sleepJBO night Sunday. a. ui., r , u,. kept by family. lower from headquarters that an examination in tive' of Q and get up fresh as I did years ago. I Ij 6 been place Fairfield, and when completed. the porous sands to the bowels of the history "Ums." It would be also had varicose Veins on my left leg that 35. 7. 7 88. 9. 9 f6 a?Ju 4 if. part has practially built all jover of carriers and clerks will take place Sat were very bad, and they are almost well- It 1 6 10, 7 16 m. 1S, will be one of the finest places in town. earth, while their surface moisture,some-time- s a very interesting 6tudy and could not II recommend DANA '8 8ARSAPARHXA and p. Sunday 8 U5 a, and new walls and new sills in. As 6. to ail. number of friends have also 5 05 ra. . m. put urday, May Applicants must have in fail to make an PILLS A my sis p. Is William -- Nichols of collecting shallow lakes, is evap- entertaining work; The oeeugreaiiy oeoenxeo. well known,Curtls A. Titus has devot- applications In before noon, 28. Bridgeport and p our. verv trulv. P. M. DENON. Represented by John Northrop BETH EL. frt ni , 6 43, 7 7 SS April rise and and efleets and down 108 J Danbury (!',. bust-nes- orated, leaving only the sands progiess Dover St., "Boston, Man. 8 ed most of his life to the painting s, aiiss .Lime tJarker were married at the glorious or Newtown and 13. 1004 am; 1 22 4 34. 6 18. 7 2! John B. was the man to mark the location more fall of isms; their the charac Dana Sarsaparilla Co., Belt Maine, vicinity. m. - which he follows now and his son Qullinan only home of the bride at Holland Heights.on of spring's cause.9, ait, ij p Fur Danbury. 12 21, 7 07.7 1? that bid for the collection of taxes, con- ters connected with them, and the con- 10 3 17. 4 11.5 48'. takes np the active of the the 12th. After the ceremonv thev toot ABUNDANT WATER SUPPLY. 49am; 11.6 20.6 managment sequently he received the ditions of their decline; all these KAi5 CA'.?A 9 42 p m. Sunday, from Da burr". Arthur C. Titus is the fifth appointment. the evening train for an extended tour to thing m ni- l farm. gen- All taxes on or 20. The California enthusiast will would make P" - FoP paid before Mav will genuine to a ' 6'L - ibory. eration who have lived in this place. Ar- Washington, through the West. help, thrilling story. gfiSffeS J fKcver PJ1 to Swtocu Cray! 10 17 a. at., 8 20 p. m. receive five per cent discount. lie wll calmly inform you that is bet- Isms are like the side shows tn be Hair to its Toutiir.il Color? I REDDING 12 thur C, Curtis A., Stilee, Solomon aad irrigation tSsSF'BT I North 13. 7 00. a m, receive said taxes In the office of Town ter than rain ; man's intervention better found at the county fairs. They We want wore 3 11, 6 41. p m. SoQh 6 4t 9 19' Onlsamus, is the way the family traces FAIRFIELD. a 1 2ft. Clerk Tucker. than his Creator's natural provision- - Ir- are the striking, exaggerated, abnormal Tha Consum and Feeble an ho m, 4 30 p a . back its Arthur C. Titus be- AGENTS suffer from axhaiiBtingptlvediMuc vhoulit ow Parkor'erj 10 11 ancestry. Frank L. Bigeiow,son of rigation is certainly a great relief to a of life. are the extreme de- finpor Sanday, North, a. iu., 8 13 p. . Dr Pitblado has been things They at home or to travel. Salary or commission. 1 Paiiu Uc. S 18 lieves in and practices general farming, returned to "the low, moved his into desert Cash advanced tor iood dijgeiibon, emaie wcakneM, Kueuniatuiu it i. Sunday, South, a. m., 5 18 p. m. family the Gardiner country. The water can be ap- velopments of certain phases of the truth. expenses. territory rOnsttv a one-cro- p Besides car-- Methodist church for another o r tho e who Write tor terms. Theonlr lie is not man. year. The Wetherbee when apply early. HINDERCORN.all laa-- aaar. UcM, a house, this week, having plied needed: it can be withheld A part of the truth, mistaken for the It. i .Chase &Co.,iPainberton Sq., Boston. atop paut vaikiBj DrugguM. Kipans Tabaloa cure iiue. V ID. 33. I30G-E3I3- S, H5.E. 133 Main - - CONN. 183 Main street, DANBURY, CONN street, DAFBUBY, r "1: 71 FURNITURE, CARPETS, CROCKERY, LAMPS, Glassware, Cutlery, Wood, Tin, Rugs, Oil Cloths. Mattings, Iron, Granite and Plated ware. N CURTAINS, DRAPERIES, ETC. SWTO Houses, Offices, Schools, Churches and Lodges Low Bee. Large Assortment. Prices. furnished throughout- - .

VOLUME XVI. NEWTOWN, CONN., FBIDAY, APRIL 21, 1893. EIGHT PAGES." NUMBER 16.

in v RHEUMATISM PREVALENT. Huntington district, proposes to move new houses arc as follows : Carpenters, & Ste-tj-rr- Newtown Topics. to soon. & Ilofl'man ; Bridgeport Jones masons, Shaw Bros 3F" Ellswortli plumber, M. 11. Leavenworth ; painter, Caused hy the Sudden Chances of SPECIAL ATTENTIONlix GIVEN TO SINGLE PAIRS MADE TO AMS QlSj MATTERS OF BUSINESS. PICTURES AND FRAMES. A. Bond ; slater, C. W. Clark. Footwoar. ORDER. Temperature Thousands upon thousands; but not ot our kind. We have the best for cheap and medi- Architect Beach has let contracts for um class goods. We advertise Standard Shoes, the kinds that have the stuff in them. Our our light-weight- s, PEOPLE WHO HAVE FOUND RELIEF. la Beautify homes the two-fami- Gossamer are The tiuic to get millinery goods the j by adorning Jlrs M. A, Wheeler's ly house and Full Dress Lines but absolutely durable. Compare them Ballerstein walls with handsome None so with what you now have. New Goods, New Styles, Low Prices. "Call and see our special- nresent and ;he rdace is at R. pictures. on the corner of Hanover and Seeley ties In Ladies,' Men's and Shoes. Rheumatism is more prevalent here & uo. s but Boys' (Pni? at Bridgeport. poor that they can buy pictures or streets, to E. P. Mills, carpenter; M. J. W. ELLSWORTH. EDWARD STARS. than ever before. mason ; Bonner fc ' in- get those that they have framed at the Healy, Co., plumbers; 8 Bank New Milford. When this disease fastens upon an Among" the new advertisements this F. Somers & Co., St., vTiolootce i is most reliable with its low prices are sold for painters. i red.ieuis, and the dividual soreness and pain, week you will notice one of the Plumb they being by Architect C. T. has m ;ot for CO UG1IS, COLDS and ASTICJA. 10c. & 35ct swelling the joints, rendering him "Breed's the art 30 John Beardsley, Jr., na.y helpless Hardware Co., as agents for Northrop, dealer, street, made plans for altering the building on in his movements, and shattering his use- Universal VVeeder." This is one of the Bridgeport. We noticed some 10 20 State street J. B. fulness, he is indeed an of by belonging to the estate of FAIECHILD, object pity. new tools and is used largely for running in five-inc-h the late Andrew Nash. The stores will &XD W. K. t'OI.LKT. W. F. HIKNS. The in the or stiff- engravings white and gold COLLEY & BURNS. slight pain back, pain over small crops, as it taKes an weeas be extended to the new ness of the or muscles, is a of frames, marked 99 cents. These are a street line, a FOE AGRICULTURAL INVESTMENT BANKERS, 13 Franklin Block, Conn. joiiits warning from the ground and takes the place store built on the east side and other im- HEADQUARTEKS IMPLEMENTS, Bridgeport, indication of an improvished condition 10 men band hoes all kinds marvel of not so Stock, Bonds and Debentures. We make a ot with among cheapness, although provements made. W. S. Hurlburt has Strictly high grade Securities, specialty of the blood, a low state of health, and if . .- of field crops. finely finished as those made to order. If the contract. The Weekly Record. Chilled WASHINGTON AND O REGON COUNTY AND CITY not attended to at once, means rheu- Wiard and Steel Plows, STATE, WARRANTS, matism. you take your pictures there on your ar- rAXi.HU 7 ADD 8 UiiiDi. Men's pants, from the cheapest to the Rheumatism ,an now be relieved and at rival in the city you can have them to Morgan, Spading and Buffalo Pitts Tooth Harrows, Culti- No safer Hhnrt tiiee In veMtmenbt ear, be found. finest grades and perfect fitting, Levy SHELTON. Spring" r'ull In to those or securities at our office or cured. take home in the afternoon. No. 31 John Grain Information regard warrants, any other by Since the introduction of Favorite Rem- Brothers', Danbury. vators, Drills, Corn Planters. See the new 14 tooth man. street is only a few from Main SHELTON ON THE BOOM edy, by Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout, steps Cultivator I am selling. Send for catalogues or N. Y., there has been fewer sufferers street. Mrs Sarah F. Mallette has commenced ever A SU3DAT EXCITEMENT. give me a call in person or by letter. Post Mrs H. H. than before the erection of a bouse for a residence (Suoceasor to Mattoon.) Favorite drives out rheumatic Mrs Middlebrook of office Remedy Sandy Hook went on Maltby street. address, Hawleyville, Conn. BLOCK. from the restores the circu- Wa-terbu- LILLET'S VVrE'JUXlLXJTJIXY, OOMM". poison blood, home with her daughter-in-la- w to ry lation, the nerve As the residents of the Street were en BOOK-KEEPIN- G strengthens power. on The frame work for a house for Thom mid-da- y la.-- to a few SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, TYPE WRITING AND , The best proof of its value is the good joying their meal, t Sunday, Thursday, stay days Individual Attention Given Each until she is more as J. Chadeayne has been raised and cov- Pupil. it has done. it was by the alarm of lire. better, and the weather TERMS SEASON ABLE. CLASSES BOTH DAT AND EVENING rheuma- interrupted ered, situated on the corner of "I wa? afflicted with inflammatory The first available was eiz.ed settled. Her sons, William and Frank, Maltby tism for fifteen years, writes Mr. E P. Tayer, of garment were over on street and Prospect avenue. East Nassau, N. Y. So severe that I was sup- and there was a lively scudding along the Wednesday. posed to be a cripple for life. Under physicians new TO FARMERS. treatment I frrew worse. Dr. Favor- Street to the of Church hill. Look- The houses of John E. Wrigley BURR & Bankers and Kennedy's top The firemen will havp. a tho KNAPP, Brokers, ite Kemedv helped me from the time I first used down the smoke was seen issu- rlanep t and W. B. Mallette on Divsion avenue ------it, au'l entirely cured me. Have felt no trace of ing hill, Town hall on the 28th. 363 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. the disease since, and that was three years Friday evening, are ago." ing from the windows and basement of oi usio is to De xurnisnea Dy uavis7 or- nearing coraplatlon. A wonderful the Potato and Corn BONDS, STOCKS, MORTGAGES AND DEBENTURES, The beautiful daughter of Mr. James Charles Jonas' house. The fire was first chestra and a general good time is ex- machine, Aspinwall Planter., Mc of , was John A. Wentworth has the founda- A. 5 1 2, (I, 7, 7 8 to draft and Interest Farland, DeMoines, la help- Paying anil pev cent. Deposits reoive1 subject less discovered by P. Gannon,who lives across pected. laid a Also the Oliver Chilled paid on mime. Securities bought and sold on commission. Foreign Bills of Exchange. Cir. for months with sciatic rheumatism. tions for new house on Huntington Plows, the best in use for all lands. cular Draft and Hunk Money Orders available in all pans of Europe. After a few doses of Dr. Kennedy's Fav- the way from Mr Jonas, who was out avenue which he will occupy when fin orite Kemedv. she began to grow better, his bee hives. lie rushed over to In Fairfield More than 1,500,000 in use. Also the Yankee, National, Mead's con- among County. ished. nppdite itnpro ved, slept well, and house and made a its use, was cured. the vigorous attempt and Armsby Plows. Cultivators, the Yankee Seed tinuing to arouse some one from the A. J. Grossman is finishing up a tene- Pulverizers, Clarendon Oil "I was confined to my bed with rheumatism inside, by LEWIS B. SILLIMAN. Works, Bir- ment house at South End. Proprietor. my wr ites Mr. C. L. of same Sowers and Harrows of most nar beart, Seaver, pounding on the door, at the time GREENFIELD HILL- - the modern invention. All kinds of Manufaoturor. Producer and Wholesale Dealer in Lubricating and Illuminating mingham, Conn., and used Dr. Kennedy's Favor- ite Remedy but a short while before it drove the sending some passers by up to the hotels E. Beach Clark is having two tene- Garden and Send for rheumatism out of my system." to the alarm. Senator Houlihan and COMMUNITY GLEANINGS. ment houses built on bis lots on the Agricultural Implements. circulars of ful Mr. O. of N. had give OILS and Lansing, Troy. Y., his of boarders were on road. VEGETABLE of the Potato and Corn PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, ANIMALGRESBS,AND OILS, rheumatism so bad that he had to be family quickly Mr Kicker ha? hired the Henrv Gould Bridgeport description Aspinwall Planters. turned over in bed. After Dr. the scene and with the aid of others who farm. 368 to 372 Water Street, BRIDGEPORT, CONN using John W.Perry is erecting a residence Kennedy's Favorite Remedy but a short had arrived, secured a crow btr and K. Sherwood has sold his for while was restored to health. place, for himself on a fine location in the west J& forced open the door. The fire $1200, to Bridgeport arvtxxoo iSixcviplojEa What reason then for stiff ering with hatchway parties. part of the borough. Co., rheumatism or This medicine was thought to be in the cellar and when Mises Graeio and Georgia Gould have T. HAWLEY & neuralgia. visited their O. Davidson is foun- CO., AGENTS, Deposits received snl,ect to chock and Interest allowed on all balances ot .,IMor more;. will help you if given a trial. the door was opened, a lively blaze and grandmother. Henry laying the INxlIKAM'K Klie, Mar Plate and leading Auicrican and English Mrs William a on ine, i.lass, guaranteeon SAKE DEPOSIT ntense heat were found, with Crossman's sister of dation for future residence Hillside companies. ItKAI. ESTATE Jlouglit, sold or exchanged commission. together has been her. VA'ILTS Ot the latest approved coustiurtlon. Private rooms fur customers connected dense smoke. A bucket brigade was at Bridgeport visiting avenue. therewith, Coupons and dividends collected. TltUSTEES OK A DM IMSTllATOHS We are & Mr and Mrs of Black Rock 397 TO 401 WATER - W. W. WALKER Gay spent ST., prepareil to take the charge and care- of estates and property generally. SON, once formed and while C. H. Peck and F. H Tucker has BRIDGEPORT.CONN. 1". E K. 1T.ES. DECORATORS. Sunday at Mrs Gould's. contracted for the JAMM STAI'LKI. I., llo I.. It. T. tjTA FINE INTERIOR C. H. Henry IQOStaU St.. Cor. Court, BRIDGEPORT, COS We have just received the largest stock ot Northrop pumped faithfully away Miss Annie Banks has visited at Mrs erection of a residence for himself on iVrtistic Wall Panel's ever shown in this citv. at the old pump in P. II. Skidmore's Lewis Burr's. street and avenue. We keep the best grades ot White Lead, Tint Spring Highland SAVE MONEY BY USING ed Lead, Oils, varnish, Ulass, Brushes, etc. It back yard, willing hands carried the wa Frank liaymond is on the sick list. will be to your advantage to call on us when ter down to the house. Daniel and Frank Waite lias purchased a lot on you want in our line. Camp George W. Keeler is spending a little ESTABLISHED 1850- - anything Senator Houlihan were the real heroes time m town. Howe avenue of the Ousatonic water 500 Main Street Bridgeport, Conn. on which he will build soon. of the day and rushed in where the E. B. Jf h hiving improvements company made on nnhj" smoke wus the thickest in the cellar, his house. William Hadley has commenced the H. William has been afflicted J. BAKER & BRO'S. B0T3F0RD throwing pails of water on the blazing King with cellar for a fiae tenement house on Fertilizers and BILL, toothache for the past week. 13 acres ; M room timbers. The front doors were forced Kneen street. COMPLETE 0DERLESS CHEMICAL Complete Phosphates. T?m? Q4TT? House; Fred Banks was on Burr street. MANURES A Uil kJJil!i gable roofed Barn ; Horse open and Mr Jona3 stock of tailor goods calling Barn, etc., will be sold tor $200, less than ac Sunday. "Benjamin Cole is putting up a double EXCEL ALL COMPETITION. tual value. Call upon K. M. BOTSFORD and some of the furniture was removed 11. N. BOTS B. Jennings and H. B. Ogrden have tenement house on Howe one ALWAYS RELIABLE. STANDARD GUARANTEED. Grist Mill, Sandy Hook, or wiite H. to cause of fire is un- avenue, Are made to furnish the EXACT PLANT FOOD for ioku, jn. i . world, iNew vorft. the lawn. The the each lost a valuable cow. of which he will required each particular crop. Each is to part occupy. crop is supplied by them with tornis best suited to Its special and changing requirements. Manufactured By known, but supposed have started C. O. Nichols and wife were home to They are quick actiug and promote large yields of the best quality ot in a box of rubbish in the cellar. Quite their father's, Sunday. The foundations are being laid for the C. II. BOOTH, a considerable damage wa3 done by the I. B. Nichols is having his home beau large brick block for Dr Ferguson of Potatoes, Corn, Oats, Cabbage, Onions, Etc. NATIONAL FERTILIZER blaze in burned the floor tified by his son, George, of New York. rhomaston. This is to contain stores on COMPANY, of New Milford, Conn., having through THEY SUPERSEDE THE USE OF STABLE MANURE. in one place. Mr Jonas, with his fam- George Smith is going to move to the the first floor tenements and offices on Will show the of late Warren Nichols leading styles ily, were in Danbury spending Sunday place. the second and third stores and society OUR SPECIAL TOBACCO MANURE Conn. Mrs G. F. Nichols and daughter of halls in on Bridgeport, Trimmed Hats and Bonnets with friends but he came home at once, New York are the fourth story. This being visiting her husband's the corner of White street Howe Insures fine even colors and perfect burning quality. The finest tobacco grown in New R. H. BEERS & - on hearing of the blaze in his house. The and England, season 18M2, and the heaviest weight per acre, was grown with this man- CO., Newtown, Conn,, On and on Wed parents. ure. Full in our memorandum and account complete Wednesday, April 12, every fire was discovered in the nick of time, Mrs Fanton is avenne, is in the central part of the bor particulars pocket book, "Facts for Farmm," Are for Chittenden's and ask a fair trial to convince nesday following at the store of Edgar F. Haw-le- y. Mary improving. and our illustrated pamphlet, "Bright Leaf Tobacco," mailed free on application. Office agents Fertilizers, only and but for the prompt action of the im- Mrs G. Arthur Banks of Southoort ough, and will be a great addition to its 215 Pearl street, New York City. merits- - any who haven't used them of their lire home was at her Sale EDGAR F. NEWTOWN- - An Trimmer promptu brigade, his would uncle's, recently. appearance. For By HAWLE7, Expert have been in ashes. The loss will amount Thomas Agile's new horse was missinff. James E. Hitchcock is excavating a nup-poe- cellar on the rear of his lot on Cornell Will be present to take orders, or to execute to about $200. The place was fully cov Sunday morning, from his stable, THE W. SWORDS LUMBER COMPANY, orders can be done the or to have broke out the street on which he will move the house ZE3TT3T i any that during day ered by insurance. during night. week. Howe, son of Rev now standing on th front of the lot on IBnca-KOXSOX- , Lmdsley youngest tiowe avenue, ana where the now OOH23L. C. H- - E00TE. Marcus Burr of South Glastonbury, is houe The BEST. Wholesale anil Retail Dealers in W. C, T. U. CONVENTION. sick at his sister's in Brooklyn with stands will put up a two story building MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER, SIDING, SHINGLES, SPRUCE diptheria. containing a store and tenement. F. & are a Lath, Doors & Blinds, Mouldings, Mantles & Hard The Woman's Christian Arthur Bulkey spent Sunday in Hallock Co., to erect brick Timber, Sash, Carvings, P. F. KEATING, Temperance block 50 by 70 feet in 6ize three stories, ACME Wood, Trim, etc. North Carolina Yellow Pine Lumber a Specialty. Union of Fairfield county will hold a Bridgeport. on their lot on the corner of Howe ave- Funeral Director and Embalmer. basket convention in the Mrs William Gardner of New Canaan nue and White street the fore- All calls answered loom the residence of Congrogational is her mother. opposite Mrs Martin church, Newtown, Wednesday, 26. visiting going block of Dr Ferguson. Keating. April H. B. Banks has iust a A devotional service will be held at 9 a. purchased The Scattergood mission are now at HARROW.. registered Jersey heifer. work on the foundations of their build- Shoes SUNSET m., and business sessions at 10.15 a. m., The Leading COTTAGE, ing and expect to lay the corner stone srJDjy and 1.30 m. A - p. Loyal Legion temper DEERFIELD. next month and to it circular. To date, address Mrs M II. BUCK- " complete during KGHAM.Lakewood, N. J. ance meeting will be held at 4. All tem the summer. for and Summer. Mrs David Gould and Mrs Mert Gould ' Spring SERVICE perance in the are of The Adams cotton mill is a For Sale By FOR Thoroughbred Jersey and organizations vicinity Aspetuck have visited Mrs Charles having Men's Russet Kangaroo Bluchers, $4. Bulls at my Burns, Season ot 18!!. to send Nichols. addition built thereto. OU-DE- Visitors are large Harrow most shoe for warm is Price 50 cents, cash In advance. JOHN H. urgen delegates. riAcme The comfortable the coming weathee Aspetuck, Conn. cordially invited to all session?. A dozen neighbors enioved a very Samuel Tyther is carting the stone for pleasant evening at Thomas Bradley's, foundations on his lot on Howe avenue Our Men's Genuine $2.50. last week. Music and games made the near Center street, upon which he will A. E. KRAEMEPt, Depot, Conn. Kangaroo Shoes, WHEN YOU AR 5 IN DANBURY THE ORDER OF THE WORLD. build a fine edifice for stores and tene- Agent, Stepney The lowest kind of a shoe ever sold for. evening pass very quickly. ments. price this And want a dinner, well ser The children of the Deerfield school a good have a this W. E. Miller, the photographer of Bir Mackintoshes, and Rubber Coats Men's Calf Shoes with Oak Soles and ved, for 25 c, call on Frank II. Chatfield, supreme vice pres enjoyed vacation, week. Waterproofs Light Counters, ident of the Order of the World, was in Mrs Charles Nichol3 has visited Mrs mingham, has the foundations laid and Rubber Boots and Shoes, Garden Hose, and a large line of Rubber - will soon erect a fine residence for him- MRS E. R- GILBERT, town on Monday, in the interests of the D. Gildersleave of Park avenue, Goods of the $2. $2.50 and $3. order he There is to be a Bridge self on the corner of Howe avenue and every description at 29 White Conn. represents. port. Park street. The reason we able to sell these shoes such low street, Danbury, public meeting held at Glover s hall in Mr and Mrs M. A. Smith and son are at prices the Hook this when Seymour II. Blackman has purchased 3FLTx"fc"fcex ! (Friday) evening, visited Mrs Edward Brotherton of Cross Store,CONN. is because they are our own make. 0ALESMEN WANTED Mr unatneid will explain the workings on a lot on Division avenue and urcnard BridgeportA. R. LS.CEY, Proprietor. 139 Fairfield avenue, BRIDGEPORT, of the order. District G. H. Ful Highway, Sunday. street and is to build a tene 0 To sell NURSERY STOCK. We grow all Deputy preparing the best varieties, old and new, replace all ler of Danbury will also be present and ment house thereon. stock that dies and guarantee satisfaction. address the meeting. The public are cor- BRIDGEPORT. Jamea A. Bradley is building for him Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Highest salary or commission paid from the dially invited. self a house on his fine lot on Oak street. start. Write tor terms. BUILDING GOSSIP. acci-- South Britain attended some sessions of H. E. HOOKER CO-- , Nurserymen, Rochester, N.T. Burton S. Hall expects to have his office of the Derby Silver Co., fell 1835. LITERARY CHAT- - uu i the Methodist conference, calling, also, - - Established Incorporated 1883. A new building is to be put up on Mid cottage on Grove avenue completed ear dentally, last riaay, imug su on friends. Miss also at ' tne old Ambler, 278 alalia, street, IBrlcLegreport- TRUMBULL. dle street for Edwin Peck & Son. It ly in May. a window, cut his forehead witn tended most of the sessions. Opposite Y. M. C. A. Worthington's illustrated for will be used for stable purposes and will Mrs Lizzie Harding has contracted for broken glass. Nearly Having severed my connection, with D. H. magazine - I have a blacksmith in the May shows remarkable and be of brick, four stories The di- the erection of a fine dwelling on Fair- The W. C. T. held their annual Ward, opened shop progress high. avenue will nfferins' inL,the Town Mon rear of Plumb Brothers' store where I will be on Cham-berli- n mount the cellar for which has fre hall, growth the part of this highly enter mensions are 130x84 feet. C. L. been with recitations pleased to meet all my old patrons and as which has has the contract for the and already dug. day evening speaking, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J I I I I I I I I taining periodical, already work, ana music. I II II II II many more as wish to favor me with their won for itself an enviable place among A. M. Jenks is the architect. SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES. v i rvMnn haa Bnnlled for a licence patranage. Horse and ox shoeing and job- on Howe first-clas- saloon in his done in s order at short notice the choicest magazines of the It to open a building bing day." Dowling & Bottomly have been given The Methodist church was filled, last avenue. Interfering, overreaching and lame horses a has been enlarged by 16 pages in order new Rev MILLINERY! the contract for building the new addi Sabbath, to hear the minister, Tho lodiea nf the Bnntist SPVUD2 EO specialty. A share of the public patronage to give space for timely contributions, W. H. Arbuckle recently of New Haven. HORSFORD'S Acid Phosphate. solicited. A. F, MofTatt. tion to Warner Brothers' made Mrs Cooper, the wife of the I I I I I M I I I I and also that the excellent in factory. They In the Baptist church Henry Hoar, sec- ciety papers are also building an addition to the fac- of the Y. M. C. of pastor, a present or a very uauusuuic H-J- . BAKER'S the varied which are a retary A., Ansonia, Hn1il!f. olan an antnerranh album With The business done in our Milline-- y Parlors during the past week is tell- FERTILIZERS, departments, tory of Henry Q. Bradley, the wood tur preached in the absence of the pastor A preparation of the large - Nova Scotia Land Canada marked and valuable feature of this the names of the donors, the members of Plaster, very ner. and at the Congregational church, Kev cnurcn ana ing evidence of thi attractions we are offering therein Unleached Ashes and all kinds of farm periodical, may hereafter be in Robert Paton of Yale seminary preached the congregation. phosphates, that acts as printed Architect VV. P. Banks has made ; Mrs F. W. Simmons has returned from ing tools, for sale by . larger type, corresponding to that in the plans two excellent discourses. a tonic and food fto the for the house of Francis Cough-ii- n a visit at the home in Asbury Trimmed Hats Charles Gilbert, Conn. body of the magazine. The intentions enlarging paternal Our of Depot, four-teneme- Stepney nt Display of were on Grove street into a The borough board at its monthly Park. .. exhausted system. the publishers very liberal at Thi-n- cnlnmnii onnt&inimr the : house. He is also for a l.rmi Is always large and constantly changing by the introduction of new ideas but are them making plans meeting on Tuesday last ordered walks There is like thestart, they proving double house on Grant street to.cost be- last census have been received from that nothing it; the' of one selves far their on the west side of Prospect avenue and avoiding repetition any style. better than word, and about $3000 for B. N. Mr department for the tree puonc imrary. satisfaction. taao Banks. Banks tween Hill and Maltby streets, on Malt held a success- gives great m the generous support of subscribers and is also for extensive The Episcopal society of the making drawings by street between Prospect and Division ful supper and entertainment including a To obtain the best of how to be reading public generally, warrants alterations on the house M. VV. Mer-- on Trial bottle mailed on receipt of 25 cents LOWEST QUALITY OF GOODS CON knowledge of avenues, and on Division avenue between table of articles, fancy and useful, sale Chemical PRICES, cured, send for J. A. Sherman's New Publica- this increased expenditure." Good as all win New on in stamps. Kumford Works, tion, illustrated with photographic likenesses at Milford, the oyster dealer. Maltbv and Hill streets. This will be a at the Town hall Thursday evening. Providence, R. L oi American ana Jingiisn patients betore pyevious numbers are, the issue for May The ladies of the W. V. N. R. C, held treatment and alter cure, with particulars ol is tne pesc or and this is Bessie L. Yarrington has purchased a nice improvement. SIDERED. each case.. No work so convincingly interest-lnfi- r all; saying a successful supper inBemis' restaurant, baa ever before been nnblinhed. Rent Viv much in view of lot on Logan street of Nichols Rev A. A. who has been and an the very high standard p. cnn - J :n i. . l .a Bradley, Lathbury, last week Wednesday evening, exbress on receipt ot 25c. Plain book of of excellence u auu auu win uuuu a siA-ruu- m cottage here entertainment in the Town hall after- sent tor 10c. Sherman recently re Worthington's has already ' pastor of the Methodist church for - there at once. ward fmm which realized about $50. urned Horn London, England, where the re- established for itself. three years past, goes to Long Island. they suit oi nis treatment surprised tne most emi Wakelee left here, last week nent and now be consumed at Plans are now made for the new He has made friends here and will Capt surgeons, may being many Monday morning, with his steam coal ins tormer omces. Aaciress, A SUKKMAK, dis- block on missed. Rev Hernia uy j. m. x. Chester P. Northrop of Taunton the corner of Main and Golden be much E. H. Arbuckle and on Thursday morning he was specialist, Broadway, barge ' or be to late. trict purchased a new horse and turnout Hill streets, for Bradley, Nichols & Son of New Haven succeeds him. . back with a load. Dont put it o2, you will f THE BEST in Shelton, recently. for which the excavating has been going R. P. Kimberly, the librarian of the : nPT17T?Q McKee has moved his family been confined to A Stem Winding Watch, i on for the past year. The building will George free public library, has I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I AND LAK from Black Rock to and a fam his house for a week, but is able to be (Goanataed.) I'l M M hi XXilJljU John T. bheehan, the West street have a frontage of 162 feet on Main street Danbury GKST COLLECTION THE are to take their ten out again. His daughter has taken his a club order. Perfect IN blacksmith, has a new and is to be 80 feet It will be four ily from Bridgeport his absence. With just completed deep. ement in one of Charles M. French's place in the library during Send two cent stamp lor COUNTRY. farm wagon tor Michael Donobue. stories high, of brick on the in rubber mill were pressed houses. The large gears the Wise buyers universally favor the front and two sides, and will contain broken again, last week, and necessitated Illustrated Catalogue Shady Hill Nursery Co., Cambridge, Mass D. WVKissam and were wel stores on the first floor and numer- B. street commissioner, ismak the shuting down of the work for a few Giving full particulars. See of us family eight Pierce, are with orders J. WILKINSON, ' catalogue novelties only oftered by corned back to Newtown on ous halls and offices on the floors above in his land days. They pressed and Monday ing great improvement bought and run night and day. THE TEA ''Hill-dene- ," A. the BELKNAP CO., M. C. A. opened up their pretty residence Henry Lambert is the architect. of John L. Morehouse and the way Arthur has returned from I. BUILDING, the the use Beardsley Main for the summer. Stone & Bronson have made stumps fly out of ground by several month's study of music at Boston 488 Street, Bridgeport, ------Conn' lark's plans and in an is the The Handsomest Tea Store in the State. Bridgeport, taken a number of new contracts of dynamite the hand of expert and Sunday resumed his place at F. F. Johnson has been in recently, a organ in the Methodist church. Sole agent for COLUMBIAS and oth town, this among which are the ; Kutsch really curiosity. Cutaway a few with following er high Bicycles. First class re week, spending days his par- er new ana on Selectman has a bad lflDDLKSEX BANKING CO. Subscribed grade iros., Drewery stable,' Jennings repaired -- in all branches- - Harrow. ents, Mr and Mrs E. L, Johnson. STEPNEY, ill capital, 00,000. Paid in. $600,000. Issue pairing Maple 'street; two stores for L. B. Ster bread in the wall at the near the 6 For sale the Plumb Hardware Co. bridge, per cent Debenture Bonds of $100,1300, aM j by at Tem- 1,000 SC2W0RK GUARANTEED.- -? ling, on East Main street, and alterations Chemical works. At the last meeting of the Loyal 1500, and 5,0u0, which are by statut Simons' Wild balsam does not M. lawful investments tor Trust Fund in the Cherry in A. E. Bartram's house, corner Park Miss Lillian Chadeayne returned on perance Legion, Miss Carrie Hull and state. D. 8ASFORD, Agent, 17 Biahop dry up a cough or cold, but acts on the and Shelton streets. Saturday from a two .week's visit in Leslie Purdy were appointed delegates Block, Bridgeport. Conn. V. W. MARSH, ORANGE M KB a. C. LEMMOMi WIN, bronchial tubes by cutting the phlegm Washington D. C. to the W. C. T. U., convention at New- Jones Holiman and 1 BRIDGEPORT SAFE DEPOSIT AND STORAGE VAULTS. and giving a free circulation to the air Frauk H. Ford There is a prospect of the only vacant town. Co. D., L. T. L., will meet next SALE three spring business wuroa . have taken the contract to build James in the occupied soon. FR shifting top and enclosed glass front, Rata Deposit Boxes Banking and Brokerage, Plumb Hardware Co., passages. For sale at Simons' pharma- factory place being afternoon at 2.30. ., suitable tor or meat 1 is al- rented at reasonable in Choice Investments, Saturday grocery, wagon; lea, Mcrwln & corner of White and Ives Dan- Bounds' new store and tenement building On Friday last, Charles McManns, an most new and In good running order, will aatl IVIvat ttoom Mortgages on Bridgeport. 452 Main St., cy, street, of the Metallic Bedstead Co., cheap as owner has no nse lor it. Enqnira of tor examining papers. Lenimoii, Real Estate, 40c bottle. on the .corner of Stratford and Central employe A. C. MOORE. Taonton, Conn. Steel Vaults, SOS Main St., ' Interest Allowed - CONN. bury. per caught his right handjn some machinery Ttinn iiock. . on BRIDGEPORT, - avenues. DANBURY. Bridgeport, ' am. will probably lose two of his finger?. Watchman. Conn. Deposits. E. H. who has sold Tabulea are of value. his . Ripans great Marcy, place The contractors for James Spargo's Leon Dawson, who is employed in the Mrs Jamea Adams and Mia. Curtiss of Ri;an Tabnlba nova ti borrZJ. Tilson will soon make arrangements to Eairfield Chat- - this place, has decided not to eo t commence housekeeping there. County Southern Pine?, North Carolina, bu' THE NEWTOWN BEE will remain in Danbury for the present : Frederic Frisble has a farm hand from Pills THE:: BOSTON ST0EE. HOWARD, Ayer'sAre view PUBLISHED BT W. of N. North Carolina for the present season. compounded with the to A. Minor Nyack, spent HUNTINGTON. usefulness In general and adaptability. THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Sunday Berkshire,, They are composed of the purest & A BAD ACCIDENT. ' -: ' NICHOLS. ;- vegetable aperients. Their delicate g, dis- ALLISON P. EDITOR. - sugar-coatin- which readily SMITH, HATTERTOWN. Mrs Haviland, who lives at the Bying- GOOD ENTERTAINMENT IN solves in the stomach, preserves A.RTIICR J. SMITH, BU8IKESS MANAGER. ton place, was thrown from the wagon PROSPECT. their full medicinal value and makes BARBER, while driving to Birmingham, last Mon The comedy drama, "The Deacon," them easy to take, either by old or Is cut . $1 50 A YEAR, 4c. A COPY. Mrs Martha Payne visiting her day, and badly bruised and about will be presented at Cook's hall on April young. For constipation, dyspep- JACKETS AND GAPES. daughter, Mrs R. Crane at Stony Hill. the head and face. The accident was 2o and 27, the proceeds to go to the vil sia, biliousness, sick headache, and BIRMINGHAM, CONN. caused the carelessness of the driver the common of the HEWTOWN, COHN., FRIDAY APRIL 21.1893. Mrs Monroe Hawkins and child of by lage improvement association. The ad derangements of another team who ran Into her and llowela have been of wagon mission will be 20 cents. Between the. Stomach, Liver, ; Danbury, guests Ealph She was cared for E. also, to check colds and fevers, OPENING THIS WEEK Benedict. by J. Buckingham, acts Miss Edith Nichols will favor the STOREY & ROY who at the time. Mr Ayer's Pills Ot our own happened along audience with Borne choice selections of are showing a Large and Varied as cortment of all the in importation of our spe- Miss Nettie M. Benedict has visited will call on the Sevest Den'gm Ladiei' Jackets cial Haviland parties for music. "The Deacon" is one of the most and Cap es at Very Lo Prices- - brand, her Dr C. A. in Are the Best aunt, Benedict, Bridge damages. laughable plays ever given in this village Unlike other cathartics, the effect "PERFECTION HOS- port. and should draw a crowded BLACK Jonn Peterson nas purcnasea ui acres house both of Ayer's Pills is to strengthen are After the ice cream the and restore to Mrs II. A. Pratt and little son, of land on the Birmingham road of Hen nights. performance, excretory organs ON. SATURDAY IERY weeks her former and other refreshments will be sarved. them their and natural ac- in addition to their Affairs About Town. SDendins several at ry Buckingham and is clearing off the regular EegularSfck, they will show a Speoial Purchase of Manufacturer!' home in Hebron. for which only a small sum will be tion. Doctors everywhere prescribe Sample Jackets and Capes which they will offer at about Half Price. In all grades, for ladies', gentlemen wood and brush. tlioni. In of charged. If stormy it spite immense compe- and children. Charles Patchen is nursing; a sore fin Tuesday evening, tition, have maintained Nelson Beard Is at home for a few will be postponed until Thursday and they always ger. with a burned band. their popularity as a family med- CALL AND GET OUR Any lady ttuying WHERE THE BEE IS SOLD. days badly Friday evenings. The cast will be as in demand PRICES was ' icine, being greater before A. J. Bates of at J follows: making your purchases elsewhere. Tou La-ca- Eidgefield Carpenter Thompson is building a new now than ever before. They are put will find our prices always the Lowest- - n W. last Mrs Ella hsve garmsnts made to their measurement at same Bo "PERFECTION" Penny's, Sunday; horse barn for Mrs Henry Betts. Deacon Thornton, (who lias a passion for up both in vials and boxes, and priees. extra charge for specials. Bates was there, last week. lemonade with a stick In It,) whether for home use or travel, Black can RIU DOE PORT: W. E. Starkweather Hosiery have her money Mr and Mrs .1. II. Summers and Mr Ayer's Pills are preferable to any refunded if do sat- George Graff, (Mrs Thornton's nephew), other. Have you ever tried them ? thoy not give entire I.. D. Plumb, 40 Hank street, and Mrs O. R. Tarmelee, attended the Dr F. C. Starkweather in REDDING. Matt isfaction. Beardaloy A Lacey, 42 Wall street, Waterhouse silver wedding Bridge George Darrah, (Alias Wheeler), last Saturday night. This place DIAMOND HILL. James Durward s SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS OP- F. 404 Main street, port, LACES. George Connor, James Keed, (a irlend of Darrah's), ye v & was the home of Mrs Waterhouse unti Prepfirtd l;y Dr. J. 0. Avi Co., Lowell, Muds. 96 The Y. S. C. E. will an enter Parson Brownlow, Ezra 8milh fc?fl(i all lJniig-it- ENING SALE. C. F. Pettle, Fairfield avenue, she was married. P. give by tainment at C. M. Pedro, (an organ'grinder,) W, E. Plumb AN ELEGANNT LINE DOZEN Hayes A Belts, 3S9 Main street, Day's, Wednesday Thornton's colored servant. Every Doss fcfPectlvo 80 has rented that 2G. Peet, (Mrs of all the New Styles and Makes in White, George Mayer portion evening, April An interesting pro who causes much Herbert Smith Cream, Beize and Black Laces so much U da M. E. Buntcn, 831 Main street, trouble), mand. Several out lines - Full regular made fast black of the David Summer's farm lying on of music, readings and "Leaves Deacon's William clearing at about Half Price- Velvet Ribbon s in Black and Colon gram Billy, (the boy), Cooper at Very Lew Prices- - Hose, the regular 19c quality, this C. Beach, 171 East Washington avenue, the west side of the road, while J. H from Punch." A cake sale will be Mrs Thornton, Mrs M. A. Nichols 12 c. W. week H. S. Challenger, 9 Crescent avenue. Summers takes the southern and J. prominent feature. There will be no Helen, (ber daughter,) Mrs Charles French Penny the northern part of the tract on of Miss Amelia Fawcett, (Mrs Thornton's WHY BUY 60 DOZEN Henry Oosau, East Bridgeport. postponement account weather. maiden Mrs William Nichols 2c lying on the east side. sister,) Perfection", black, 25c quality Mr and Mrs H. O. Storms are in New Mrs Darrah, (George Darrah's wife,) 342 MainStoreystreet, riSoy,BRIDGEPORT. this week 19c. E. C. Northrop, our popular and aff York. Mrs James Durward able vounsr is now Nellie, (her child) Miss Rosalie Nichols TRADE 40 DOZEN FAIRFIELD: photographer, just Thornton's THE a of art studies in anl Mr Prindexter and family have moved Daisy, (Mrs servant), black At the Postofrlce. making specialty Mrs Alice Linder "Perfection" with perfec mal life. He is with suc into their Redding home, recently pur heel and and meeting good of Mrs H. tion high spliced toe cess in this class of werk. Isn't he Carl? chased J. Benedict. l-- 2c BUGGIES double sole 37 quality, this MONROE- - week 29c SOUTIIPORT: It'll' AMONG THE BREAKERS. H'Mjh 30 DOZEN Mr and Mrs James Bedient of Wilton At the PoHtofllce. DANBURY. It has been decided the con mittee Extra fine "Perfection"' have visited at William Hard's. by OF DEALERS guage Capt J. V. Ryder. THE FROGS OF WINDSOR. to give the drama "Among the Breakers black, double sole ana heel, 39c of a two the 25th and 2Gth, instead at $1 BOX "The Frogs Windsor," play by evenings, WE ! quality n- WANT Mrs W. S. Hooper of Huntington has local talent, came oil Thursday ana i of one as before announced. The admis- WHEN I WILL SELL NEWTOWN 25 DOZEN WE ST PORT visited Mrs C. Minor, the week. day night last week, and seems to have sion will be 25 cents for adults and child past success Perfection" dye tan or russet been a nne ana rurnisnea un ren 15 cents. leather color hose which are becom WilllamJE. Nash, bounded amusemeut to a good audience AT N. Col Dyer" and "Udderkin too" were Rev G. has entertained Mrs YOU ONE 25c J. Betts. M. D. of with his Lathrop People to know that we have an ing quite popular Troy Bridgeport, there, represented by John Dickens and and Miss expert opti CHILDREN'S HOSE. family, have moved, this week, into one Col A. S. Peck. All the characters Spicer Lathrop. DANBURY: of S. Curtis' tenements. were well sustained, as represented, and Mrs McNeal is to the house va SAME PRICE AND cian with us all ONE CASE did the and themselves credit occupy at times, and that we make no James McDonald, subject cated by the Daily family. Boy's and extra long ribbed The entertainment was in the the inter girls' John F. CulT. est of the Universalis! church. About ran for Hose, regular made, double knee Curtis rides a Warwick wheel Mrs Martin (Jastle, whose horse WARRANT SAME. charge examining the eyes. s 80 were to A Dean-Mis- Harry young people reqired fully with last in was not and soles, 25 cent quailty, this week Bcgg to and from school, of A. V out of Windsor." It her, week, Shelton, B. M. Rolf. bought bring "Frogs iniured as was at first 19 CTS. Smith. thought that proffessionals rarely do seriously feared, better than did the Danburians on but a good deal bruised and shaken. Ourtock of is 30 DOZ- - young optical goods and our SOUTHBURY this occasion. large Children's extra fine ribbed dou Weir Goldsborough left on Monday for Hiekok Bros. Prof Stephens was in town on Tues THE NEW BAPTIST CHURCH. Cheshire. prices the lowest. bio knee "Perfection" black j day calling upon old friends and on Wed was a for 1-- Suuday great day Danbury 6 2, 7 25c- - 2, 2, Mr and Mrs are Sizes 6, 7 8, 8 nesdav did some business at organ tun Baptists. Their ne w aud elegant church Ueorge 1'hippeny 35c- - was dedicated. An elaborate moving, this week,f rom this town to New 9, WOODBURY : ing in Berkshire. program GENTS' HOSE. ot exercises was announced which was Milford, where they will in future make Dr L. Y. Ketcham. mostly carried out. There were services their home with their Mrs '"Perfection" black extra quality Rev daughter, Mrs Middlebrook went to morning, afternoon and evening. Sherman Ford. Mr and Mrs II" three thread double sole and heel, 25c. Waterbury Dr Stone, of Hartford a former pastor Phippeny When we can on Tuesday of last week, accompanied took leading parts Rev V. W. Benedict will be much regretted by their friends worn, BETHEL: bv her daughter-in-law- , Mrs William of Croton Falls, N. Y., a native Danbur and neighbors here, who hope that their Middlebrook. ian, also took a prominent part. The years will be made comfortable send which HOWARD George H. Cole, dedication was an com declining you any part hymn original and happy by filial care. C. S.S.Owen. position by the pastor, Rev Dr Hubbard W: BAEEY & is and a CO., William Jordan and Charles Sherman What notable sign of the good William R. Ferris' Morgan mare has an you can replace at very time coming, was the announcement that extra fine sire is & commenced repairs on the Keane place, Protistant in the filly. Its the celebrated SHELTON: every clergyman city a You JEWELERS AM) SILVERSMITHS, Monday morning and many in this vil would speak.. trotting stallion, Haikaway, Kentucky little expense. can bred to be one of Dockery Brothers. lage will be glad to see the old place put horse, and considered BARBER, on an improved appearance. Success to THE NEW CITY CHARTER. the best in this state. save the freight the 245 Main DANBURY the undertaking ! Quite a number of citizens of Danbury Street, CONN. BIRMINGHAM: were in Hartford, last week, before the on and has to also BIRMINGHAM, Robert S. Gardner. commitee cities boroughs. An STEPNEY. dealer pay, amendment to the charter of the city The ladies' prayer meeting is appoint under consideration. John W. Bacon NEW INHABITANTS WELCOMED. CONN. ed next afternoon, at 3 with his commission. Save Tuesday and others gave their opinion. Mr Bacon The Andrew owned Miss Abbie, at the alms house, if the said among other that he had Joyce place, lately things, Mrs A. II. has been sold to a STRATFORD: weather is favorable. All the friend lived long under the old borough charter by Manee, those two items of ex under which out of debt who to move here soon. We C. L. Youngs. are cordially invited to be present. Danbury kept lady expects DOWNER & mostly. A city charter was granted are glad to have the vacant houses iuhab EDWARDS, tour years ago and debt began to accu ited and welcome our new pense and invest in a mulate, and is greater in proportion to neighbors. 101 STATE than in the state STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. SANDY HOOK : Rev W. T. Gilbert with his population any city family and is on the increase. Alexander Wild REPAIRING THE ROADS. better which wil Postmaster Sniffen. take possession of the parsonage the man made the remarkable statement grade, ! last of the week. The ladies of the 100 men in were juason is in 01 tne new F0RNIT0BE DEPARTMENT New that not Danbury earn lurney charge POTATOES England Depot. met on to house $000 a to belief. road and a cost no more mon church, Tuesday put the ing year, according his machine bought by the town, you NOTICEABLE ATTRACTIONS. Wo Imve ruct'lvrtl a lot ot fine Maine in order for his coming. Mr Dickey Mr Bacon did not favor the proposed force of men are putting the roads in or amendment as a whole, the committee IIono wo NEWTOWN DEPOT: have moved to the house owned der. The nearer can wlilnli are oflerlnsf for Seed. family reported favorably, and it has passed ey. you DINING CHAIRS. C. B. bv Mr Nichols in the of Mile Taylor. vicinity both houses. Rev Mr Merwin was able to preach Hill. Thirty different styles, all new, this season's de- on His recovery is a to where are the DELIGHTED WITH DANBURY. again Sunday. get goods signs, products of the leading manufacturers. Coe & HAWLEY'VJLLE source of gratification to his congregation Heavy antique chairs, $1.25. Solid oak chairs, White, Rev Dr Simmons the News $1-4- vi-in- gives Heavy back oak S1.S0 A.B Fancher's store. Rodney Proctor of New York is g and friends. made the better and high chairs, Very communication in a happy view thank fine $2.25- - Extra side- his Aaron Sanford. polished chairs, values in BRIDGEPORT. grandfather, ing everybody for the interest show Arthur Curtiss does not return to.Wor- boards and dining tables. in the late conference and aid rendered cester academy tor the spring term, ow will find tOtt WALK My Farm in Flat Swamp (Doiltf by families in entertaining ministers cheaper you A uiK"'"'if i.mu ivi. uinm iifiuat, mill IIUI ana were ing to ill health. CARPET DEPT. bulWlttiirn. Imrimilliitfl irlven anil MATTERS OF The Johnson place rear Botsford ha says the visiting clergymen ' posiMlon BUSINESS. tnaile UMy. M Its A. M. I.Y'ON, 1'ostot- to L. C. Gil delighted with Danbury and the hosp u. made ms nrst ar them. The dealer is af An fine Lne of Jrm been sold by Aaron Sanford or Attorney a, huh extraordinary lace curtains, lice aitumnn, iinium, ivuiin. its embroidered $2-8- taiity people. before the court of Con muslin curtains. 5 and bert. gument supreme -- baui-(inn-no-me $3.50 iuit f arm watron, one necticut on Tuesday of this week at its ter the dollar. The per pair. Tambour curtains, S5 and X Ailvnnnn koo1 as new. u. F l-- - llay Tedder, Best barb wire at 3 also is said at $6 per pair- Brussels net and Irish point JUNCOMUE. Kewtown, Conn. pound; It the meetings the Catholic sitting in Bridgeport. curtains. Chenille linked barb wire and ribbon wire at low No. 3720, of church, the are of portieres, solid colors lodge, Knights by visiting fathers, 5- Xlll sai.k riratcUMa I'tano, uooi an new Fidelity more Edwin who has been manufacturer is look and with dad. 4 and - I at a low price. Inquire of EMILY A est prices at E. F. Hawley's. Hon6r, has six or seven applications for than ordinary interest. Johnson, teach Tlth AT iirtilKwater, Conn. were a in has a in membership on hand. There will prob Attempts made to burn barn ing Georgia, accepted position KENT One well Imk not iu roas trom Main street, was schools rjx half oti liue located I he largest and most complete line of be initiations at the next it the at Middletown Springs. Ver after as D0NT FORGET WE ARE in iNwwiown sirnoi, recently occupied by ably meeting discovered soon enough to prevent its ing reputation HEADQUARTERS WalterHotnmeni. Untxl barn anduardvn plot. wall papers from 5c single, or 10c double mont. He left for that place on Wednes NltOE JLDSON. M. D. burning. roll, and npward, is at E. F. Hawley's; A Bethel is of day of this week. well as dollars. - party from talking start The political parties are caucusing for FOR BABY CARRIAGES. 8;Lr. l ur.Ai- i want to mill, and am uro. also all kinds of brushes. a in tne T lrK to Hell. A one and one halt 8tory ing bakery the Street. municipal election. Mr Bolt of tew York has visited at the limine, been built t years, 3 rooms on tlrttt Rev Dr Simmons was presented with floor. Root! cellar never trciezeit. with 3 is a Baptist parsonage. dry - There great sale of at and a acre ol land, 10 good apple- treed that bear hosiery Century dictionary, revolving 1h 5-- & case William Lewis been trnlt. a Kod well. Thin place within H of Howard Barber's Birmingham store, book to hold it, during conference has confined to his DOWNER & EDWARDS. a mue oi noiniom aumon, iterKniure mvlslon this week. Rev Dr Bullard of Hartford attended house by illness. H.W.WOODRUFF where they are noon to have a Lance New le the pot and ral estate rniiBl advance. I am going In Litchfield County. Thursday night meeting at the First to win ins maun mr caMn. ii notaolu 1 e at D. A. Salmon's cnurcn and spoke interestingly. April 'inth I will to sell at auction Bargains Westport try it The Wednes - that (lay at in o'ciock a m on the premlHen, store. Read about it elsewhere. Keeley league meeting, TASHUA- Depot, Conn. A A HON 8ANFOK1), Newtown, April la, lMtt day evening, was not large but it is said Washington fat steers, so they were not a total loss. were A FINE MONUMENT. fANTEI By a middle aired Miss A. is BANTAM. many good suggestions made American Sanford of Sandy Hook tsev bimmons one Martin Fox and son from Woman, a position as housekeeper tor an Lr warmly endorsed Mallett of Ox- the home of ber Mr and Mrs and Panbury elderly couple. Address Xlox 31, ISotalord, showing the leading styles in spring of the speakers, Lovejoy, a former Stephen Quaker Farms, parents, spent Sunday with John Pittus. Conn. Capt besides liberal donations in R. C. millinery. AT THE BAPTIST CHUfiCH. acquaintances alfso the league or any ford, who, Tousey. other good move that promised redemp other directions, gave $ 1000 towards the rum-smitte- n. Miss N. A. Coleman Is on the sick list Rev Mr of tion ior tne endowment fund of Christ church, Tash-ua- , THE NIiWTOWN TEHNIS CLUB. Nichols has taken the place with a hard cold erected a monument on bis - IT WORKS L:n. A CHARM." the Evangelist Searles at the Baptist Dr Watson of this city was elected stately ... 4 SOUTHBURY- vice of the Fairfield burial lot in Christ church last Mrs J. VV. .Beach of Monroe was in church and Is holding meetings every president county yard, Mr son medical society at its recent meeting at week. The monument is an town, last week, and Ireland, of a missionary to At an Informal gathering of some of with wonderful success. - obelisk,with canvassing selling evening Drs Wile and sub-bas- e. now Yale Bridgeport. Brownlee, a base and It is of Quincy her goods. She is well patronized as Africa, studying at college, the young men of the Street at The Bee Stratton of Danbury were named as del will granite, which is said to be the hardest they good satisfaction. ; preach Sunday morning, and in the office on .Tuesday night, a tennis club egates to the meeting of the American give deliver a THE NEW SCHOOL HOUSE. medical in June Mil- in the world. 20 and was evening lecture, illustrated by was organized, the name adopted being society next, at It weighs tons, Mrs L. B. Nichols has returned from a LADIES. waulkee. a 210 stereopticon views of the mission work. PAIN KiLlING "The Newtown Tennis Club." The quarried at depth of feet. It was visit to her brother's at BrookftVld." Ground was last for Many of the former of the in O. Monson was meeting organized with the choice of broken, week, the pastors wrought at Sexton's marble works Rev J. unable to preach two-sto- ry Methodist church here confer om Hook was in Frank as and new school house, which is to be a attending Bridgeport,, and polished without the use Mr Graham f: Sandy on Sunday. He. is with his family in Wright president Prof ence, seemed happy in calling on old - Cliff as secretary. After a considerable building 32x60 feet. The building friends. The older ones missed many of acids and is therefore more enduring. town, Sunday. New Haven. CsU and see the new and committee are for an races. On the sub-bas- e the name "Mallett" is beautiful MMGIC discussion it was voted to organize and making provision laminar Also iormer Bethel pas Mrs B. Turney is gaining very slowly. Mrs Oscar Ambler ia from lias of Wall Paper In Jin who had made friends. in recovering these officers were chosen s ' increase population the future by tors, Danbury cut plain, legible letters. The surface we are showing. Our patterns . C. Hall is building an addition to the her recent illness. a Frank for double the present number of the base is more elaborately are all new and our President, Wright. providing polished back of his 5x11 feet. priees the Vice president, Allison P. Smith. of children of school age. and is of a darker color than the other house, Nelson Hicock has so far recovered as lowest- - B. Cliff. - Secretary, P. , BR00KFIELD. parts. On this base the names and birth-dat- es S. J7 Burroughs drives a new road to be able to take a drive, on Monday. R. H. Beers. - Treasurer, of Mr and Mrs Mallett are chiseled, horse, bought of parties. ladies' - Committee on Frank A.E. Bridgeport The missionary society met CtTBM grounds, Wright, Misses Mary and Caroline Foster Spent the vacant afternoon. BheunwtUm,OIL Coles and Arthur J. Smith. NEW PEESTON HILL. in intervening spacea readily Thursday N'enralgla, LamtneH last Tuesday Danbury. on Rev G. T. Lins-ley- , the 'for which Headache, Toothache, gore Throat, Committee membership, A. L. is at the suggesting purpose they The Temple will meet on even- Arthur S. Ilawley and Harris M. Clark. Bradley night operator are reserved. Under these names and Friday Diphtheria Burns, Sprains, Strains, THEY DON'T LIKE IT. Junction. ing at 6.30 in the lecture room of the PAINTERS Collo, Cholera Morbus, Dyspepsia An wa3 made for one Mrs and Johnnie have dates are these beautiful words from the . Sour Stomach, Ac. adjournment Lucy Thompson In New Haven County Congregational church. X week at the same the to There were no services in our church, returned home. prayer bock version of the 90th Psalm, tt Sold Everywhere. 85 cents. place, meeting Mrs Adelia Warner is at after an i: tt be held promptly at 7 o'clock. The fol- last Sunday, for reasons not yet known Nelson Howes has been through this "Lord, "Thou hast been our refuge from home, with his one to another." The cost of absence of 10 weeks. lowing are the charter members of to the people of our society. No minis- neighborhood peddling wagon generation BRITAIN. If yon want a good Wall once more. the monument was is beauti- SOUTH the club : Frank Wright, R. II. Beers, ter came, we found that out after some $1000. It Several persona attended Prof Beech-er'- s Broth or Paint Brash of any Mrs J. L. James has been quite poorly and in Fred and Martin Wentch both have the Arthur J. Smith, P. E. Cliff, W. J. of us got to the church. We do not ob for some time. ful imposing design and excellent concert in Oxford. desriptioa do not fail to see A. P. closed on Sun - Miss Lina was in New in workmanship. gripi we Beecher, Smith, Arthur Hawley, ject to the church being Tappen Milford, Oscar Ambler and son have finished large assortment can show last week. - Harris M. Clark, C. H. Northrop, A. E. days for satisfactory reasons, but some is rumored saw mill 'Rev Mr Smiley and family have moved In yon- Paul James is from a severe It that Birge's is their work Hotchkissville and are now Coles, Charles M. John J. North- of us do to five or six recovering Mal-lett- into the and it seems to Scientific American Penny, object driving attack of inflammation of about to be placed on William B. 's parsonage, good home. ev Mr LInsley and D. W. Kissam. miles for the of no min- the lungs. see it A Agency for rop, purpose finding Mrs F. S. Frisbie visited friends on wood lot. j . occupied again. Ton are invited to inspect manifest-e- n is two families from A considerable enthusiasm was ister present and none expected, and pre- one It reported that our stock. Pumpkin Hill, day last week. Clark is extensive re William Nenus from Hawley ville, has are to move into It is ecmp'ets in and the prospects for a good club are fer to have our patience tried in some George making ten- Bridgeport Poverty all The Village Improvement society on his barns. Abraham lately moved into Mrs Kucy Camp's one Mrs grades. other It Is said that "the ways of resolved to hold pairs Klein, and ' 8treet, to occupy the late Peck's bright. way. have regular meetings - ement house. , find-In- Mr Booth are of . providence are mysterious and past d every two weeks and a dramatic enter- doing the work. house and the other a part tbe house tainment will be up for the benefit E. A. Piatt a few Mr Olmstead. P. . Bates of Norwalk has erected 1 n out," but the wayB of our committee gotten Thursday, the 13th, a little daughter spent days visiting occupied by CAVKATM ' of the association. in New Haven. seem be as much so. il-li- friends Shelton and a neat and to equally Those ; made her advent into the home of W 'Miss Wheeler has been bat TRni Hisvt. Uuntingtown cemetery tasty Howard Mansfield, a graduate of the Lucy quick, E. H. of us who live on the Hill do not even " DtSIQM ATIMTt. monument for L. C. Gilbert. Long Island colledge of surgery, has B. and Mrs Minnie Mallett. F. W. Mitchell was In town over Sun- is now much better. VOPTRIOHTs, atoJ know now who is to next in Conn. For Information and free Handbook preach Sunday settled Georgetown, His many Mrs day. A Orville, Frank and Hobait Mallett the spring is as MUNN Co al Bhoauwat, Nw yoaV and have moved or whether anyone will. If silence is friends wish him success in his new field Although yet quite Olilwt bursaa for Muriii patents In Amertra George Lake family of have each a new of oxen which in- Miss Louisa White has gone to Haw-- i cold, the birds apd flowers appear as us- jo.wjr Mtant taken out rijr u. is bmuitht Iwfurs then our committee have got labor. yoke tarn bf a auuoe tree ot frcm Uuntingtown to Harlow Benedict's golden, of - public given charge la ma trait to for are as F. S. Frisbie was In New Milford, last dicates the undertaking extended farm ley ville for a few weeks, ual.- :" .' &C0S. house In Palestine. that perfection, they on business. work this 6ummer. silent dumb that not." week, W. E. Piatt had three of young as"the speak Mr Fraser of has been pair - Leads To gtimtxtit Jwnnw Danbury steers run away, attached to a cart, last Ongoing Consumption. Ianrsst drmitsMnn of any snlentlfle tn It is that Mr Tllson has and wife have re through this place crock- paper the reported Irwln J. Beardsley - buying antique LONG HILL. so Balsam the at ni. tM'lwulidir tllutrHKl. No intelllveut the owned the ery and furniture.- week Tuesday, Injuring two of them Kemp's stops cough should be without It. Weekly, f J.utt a bought place formerly by turned from nartford and report having once. j j) itjmtt nionttts. Addreu ML'M & GOu late Mrs Sarah Sherman and that Josiah Miss May Camp, a former resident of Pr and Mrs Pe Wolfe spent Sunday at he had to kill them. They were, good 1 yvWoaua, il roa4war.Mw fork City, had adelightfnl time, V

NEWTOWN. CONN., BEE. years of age, is doing the house work num, were glad to see her able to ride for C. Wetmore, since the death ol his out, last Snnday. B Gr and an well as of R I D E P R N N. APRIL wife, gets along many 0 0 T, I TO 81,1803. WASH ffilDir, THE t half her years. ini " r f" S0UTHVILLE. COPELAND I 7 cj? pes i , J CIRCULATION. The grip Is the prevailing distemper WOODBURY. commenced ASriA here, just now. It nearly two months and still holds its Emm-- - -- 1 -- wvb . grip JASUART 1, 1883, 010 The case of F. F. Hitchcock et al ago j. ;:srt although some are on the gain. BRO'S. CO. LAST WEEK 8800 Frank II. McNall, tried before Justice Ell M. Towne, was decided Saturday) Miss Hattie Bristol, who has been April 15. It was an action of replevin spending three months in visiting friends "IS--" -- m m In week yrjl Litchfield County News. for an organ, an atlas, a dictionary and a Waterbury, returned home,last Woodbury history. The decision gives Mrs Will Gregory and little daughter DBY GOODS the organ to the defendant and the other of Bridgeport are visiting his mother, articles to the each to iOTSisfe WASHINGTON. plaintiff, party Mrs Jane Gregory. pay half of the cost. Warren for plain- Charles Koswell who the Shep-ar- d HE OETS A FT Kit 'KM. tiff and Cothren for defendant. bought CARPETS. place about a year ago is now paint We publish the following spec William G. Tuttle of Roxbury has ing his house inside and out. Mr Nash ial notice, to small taxpayers, which Is bought of D. Curtlss' sons, the William is doing the work. least. This A. Bacon and will move there comprehensive to say the place, Miss Carrie Nettleton last week U the fourth that Mr Baldwin has away. Albert Birch has sold his spent OPENING year right with her sister, Mrs S. F. Clark. collected the taxes and has always been household goods and gone to live with OF ready to settle up his accounts with the his daughter In Bridgeport. The last cottage lecture of the season town the 1st of March as law directs was held at E. W. Smith's, last the Mrs William Isbell is quite ill. Tuesday lie evidently believes In the Scripture In evening. Mr the man who had bid off MILLINERY junction "what your hands And to do, do Valentine, Mr Brimsmade of Shelton has been the mall routes in at starva-- it with your might." It any man can Woodbury here at the water There tion did find one here to looking power. AND show a better record, they have reason prices, hot any are in Such great improvements prospect for to be proud of It. Notice referred to Is whom he could sublet them. spec- Southville. as follows : ulators bid off the routes so low that no one can afford to take them off their D. N. Clark of Shelton Is of his CLOAKS. Thla In simply to (fivo nntli'u thivt I luivo do guest t 111 S. F. Clark. cltlml ytiar to collect tit nil the tl am) J hands. father, r txe"Hrthwltti,"tM my warrant ami tho law C. Ulrmjts. It is rumored that Charles Mitchell, Last lraKntl nil the of West side but now of Cali year thry through year formerly MARBLEDALE- - ami Ixiyoml, anil gave ma 10 tlmug morM is about to return and resume hl9 I fornia, YOU ARE M ' Q ( V A Coc:ic"; ' . - i trouble ami tumoymico tlmn ull tho othortax residence in Woodbury to pass the even THE TOBACCO MARKET. n (Tr es ol the town which to put to(tthur, si'cins of hi9 His many friends will me unrtatHiiul)lti, mo I have xct the limit lor ing days. Several parties about here have not be to welcome him back. .. V - 1 paying those small amount to (K) days from glad sold their tobacco, and they have stripp- CORDIALLY ' ' 1, bolltn-liit-f It to RESOUaCE h:.AP Oh" VAsiHiNCiTOtl & SOUTHERN BRiTliH CCly May he better and plcamint. Asabel W. Mitchell has been appointed ed and packed it. It is said that the Li ertor both HhlcN to have thorn paid and out ol the way. corresponding member of the state tobacco market in the cities is very dull and No Tliowe remaining unpaid alter July 1 will be Young Men's Christian association, head unpromising for producers. INVITED TO collected In at once with lugal costs added to quarters at Bridgeport for Woodbury. doubt it is due largely to human nature wlt:Ten cents a mile or traction of a mile TO A and to the uncertainty respecting the BE READ THOROUGHLY. IT WILL TAKE BUT A each In 20 Miss Kate Collert and Mrs Marcus way, other words cents tor the future to- Ninalleit Ustaiice, ami so on Ilurd. are on the sick as is also Carl legislature concerning foreign CALL AND lip. list, bacco. is desired that no be Barnes. It change made in on for the (il'NNKUV dOMHll'. the duty tobacco, MINUTE. Judge Huntington was confined to his American farmers have very few crops on SEE Mis ALL THE Mary I), Brown returned to the house by Illness, a few days last week. which to realize any ready money. Gunnery, .Saturday, after a vMt In Alice Burton has returned from her IF YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY RAPIDLY THE0UGH Brooklyn. On next at 4 Mr SAFE INVESTMENT, OR DESIRE visit to Danbury. Sunday p. in. Ilev LATEST Willie U sick with the Alcott w ill preach in the school house Ualliday was sold to Wil TO GET 160 ACRES OF LAND OR INTO AT mumps. It is that there are The Abetnathy place in Kent Hollow. All are cordially in- FREE, ENTER BUSINESS A RAPIDLY reported liam and is for several more candidates for theui. Dakiti for $1005, again vited. NOVELTIES sale. A bargain for somebody. GROWING POINT, READ THE FOLLOWING: Alvaro and IVdro have also been on Spring is actually comiug and garden N. M. is from an at bou-flre- the sick list. Strong recovering 3 and plowing are the order of of tack tonsilitis. the day at OF THE ' A Mrs Nichols, a resident of present. The above shows formerly The Phila concert at the First map the location of Bridgeport, Washington. Call or send for trost)ectus describing the ereat imorovementa Jacksonville, Florida, Is the pick May La grippe still affectionately clings to is at- nursing last was a success It a section of that great state, now, for the first time, really - they have made, and will make; the thousands of acres of wonder-tracti- ng boy. church, Monday night, several of the inhabitants of this village. and well attended. SEASON. WIDE attention, from railroads, capitalists, manufactur-- fully rich vacant Government land, open for settlement; the great There are two new boys this term, Work has been begun on the town miners and farmers. a The Woodbury water company has re ers, merchants, Withott doubt, Central mineral country tributary; the unequalled openings for merchants Fred Itennett of New Milford and Al- high-wa- ys and some of them need much ceived its and an is to Washington is the richest of the richest state in the Union, etc. To no such bert Holter of Helena, Montana, former- charter, engineer this part manufacturers, investors, opportunity for making over the and the prob- working spring. in of ly from Kxeter go ground report the diversity natural resources. money, under every possible safeguard, has ever been offered to Philip's academy. Mr and Mt-- B. made a able cost. We earnestly hope that the Peters flying - fhR mao-nifippn- them, as the first offering of lots are at but nominal Charles has been elected will ahead with visit to their summer this weekJ The Oopeland Brother's Co. A nart.v nf finnnfirttifint. p.amnlisfs nspprtainino- put figures Wergnrd company go vigor. residence, and Wl11 investi-sit- of II .loo West Before season future of this the most located town-- shortly be advanced. It is to your advantage to e manager rt nine, having coining here for good this section, purchased centrally ate resigned. they expect to take in the fair at Chicago. in Central Washington, called Westfield, for $60,000, and re- - immediately, The following base ball game have ROXBURY. Darius Bristol has nearly or quite 100 BRIDGEPORT. christened it Bridgeport. been arranged for the first nine: chickens for market. l'AlXTKU 1111. 1.. early May 1.1, Woodbury, at Washington. A LARGE AGRICULTURAL AND MINERAL EXHIBIT FROM THE OF May 27, Ilotchklssvlllc, at Washington. Farmers have commenced VICINITY BRIDGEPORT, WASHINGTON, UO, at plowing. May Aluiniit, Washington. NEW MILFORD- - June S.CIieshlre Military academy ,at Water-town- . Schools have commenced with Miss OrEN FOR INSPECTION AT 43 CANNON STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Dikeman in the Painter Hill and UK .MADE A RECORD. June li), at Mary In Fairfield County. Woodbury, Woodbury. Miss Hattie Leavenworth in the Good Hill June 17, Cheshire Military academy, at Wallace the efficient Watertown. district. Ferriss, engineer For particulars or circulars DIRECTORS at & Co.'s re- For the second nine Hungerford elevator, has call on or address The of the Ciircle, Monday a brand new second- EASTON. Of the W. L. & I. Association. April 2.1, Litchfield, at Washington. program cently purchased y CHARLES LIFTCHILD, , was varied and instructive, ine hand and is an . W. FAIE CHILD, Pres.. Coaa May Litchfield, at I.ttclitleld. evening, bicycle becoming quite AT THE BAPTIST CHCBCII. Corres. W.L.& I. Bridgeport, Mrs F. II. Leavenworth on rider. He the trouble Sec'y. As3'n., E. .T. EAETEAM. essay by expert says only 43 Cannon Treas., HOTCHMSSVILLE 'Elements of a happy home," was espec is that the"blasted thing won't turn out," The hour of service at the Baptist St., H. H- - SCEIBNEE. Trustee, ially of commendation A com- his latest ;e an church has been from 1.15 m. Conn., F. L. vn. i. Aiii: Tories. worthy experien being attempt changed p. Bridgeport, EODGEES,!Sec, position by Miss Hattie Leavenworth, to ride over Conductor Flynn, instead of to 10.45 a. m., to take effect the first Sun- or HLITET SETZEE. JR.. "Moutie" Fogg tan u pitchfork Helen Hunt's grave;" recitation by around him. The conductor was stand- day in May. The Sunday school will fol- JOHN D. WHTT5ET, his l.i- -t cross-wal- k through hand, week, muking a Miss Kose Began, notes on science by F. ing on a on Bailroad avenue, low this service. The pastor intends giv- CHARLES H. NORTHROP, W. E. MITCHELL. South EriUia, Conn painful wound. . Whittlesey, with songs, readings and conversing with a friend when down the ing a series of discourses on "Pilgrim's Newtown EZEA PIERCE. " Savings Bank, " George Mathee of Seymour was look- speeches by others brought the 'evening avenue comes Wallace at a 2.10 clip. Progress," preceded by a praise service Newtown, Conn. CHARLES ing for maons about here, last week. to a close with the interest still unabat "Toot-toot- " says Ferriss, but the Con- commencing at 7.30 p. in., May 7. All He Mr Mathee ed. Resolutions were unanimously pass ductor does not heed the signal, there are cordially Invited to be present. contemplates building. ' was once bookkeeper in the Shear com- ed iu favor of continuing the meetings being only about 40 feet each side of f- : ' - ofllee. semi-monthl- through the summer. Flynn, of course poor Wallace could not Frank Brothwell and wife of New pany's HOTEL get by, so crash he goes right into him, Haven, spend the week with Mrs S. N. BRIDGEPORT, 50x72. Erected by the company. Mrs Hieolu home- Hervey Booth is reported quite feeble. Ayer again occupies the genial conductor realizing that it Osborn. stead. Miss Delia Whittlesey is able to ride was hands of Justin Mills. The house will Charles Winton are rides a new tire to bis the fault of the wtieel, very gener Miss Elwood of Vfestport, visited Miss doing carpenter work that captain and wife are to leaves us, pneumatic safety The rain, last Saturday, discouraged out. ously made allowances and Ferriss con Maud Silliman. be finished in white, with green blinds. for H. L. Wheeler. but hope they are not to go far away. work from his home in Trumbull. the boys from playing their ball game. Thomas O'Brien of Waterbury was siders himself lucky to get off so easily. Your Cole & O'Mara sold a span of horses to correspondent had a fine time, Mrs Mary E. Drew, who has been Miss Cora Isbell vi-it- home, Sunday. last week Bru- i3 in health. ' Waterbury, Rev Mr Hamilton of Lyon's Plains. WESTON Friday, helping good dog quite indisposed, gaining last Dr Warner will deliver an address in no the first woodchuck we have seen Friday. C. B. Ilurd is packing tobacco. Justus Sherwood died Saturday even get Edward Hatter i3 about town with a the Town this A deal of stone wall Shaw will work in the is work Cro-- hall, Sunday, evening on'. ing. The iuneral was held on Tnesday, MISS I.OCKWOOD MR IIUKLBUTT. spring. good fine business George Bogie Wait Leavenworth at for M. C. A. work. There will be chorus had to be taken down and laid over wagon. room. fut. from Lee's chapel at 2 p. m. singing by the combined church choirs. Miss Annie Loekwood, youngest again, but we got the woodchuck, you E. C. Wixom has built a new fence lluss Gee Is in the of New re Williau Ackerman has spent two of John M. and ! was a near his working creamery. Mrs Henry Bolles Preston Mrs Turrill and return daughter Loekwood, bet It good two hour's job. dwelling. visited Mrs Lucy daughters weeks with friends in New Jersey. Horace all of this were Charles Smith and wife drove to Union cently Teeple. ed their Southern last Hurlbutt, place, John Wooster of visited his Another newly married are from trip, Friday. married on at the resi Seymour couple City, last Mrs Dr Karrman and children were at a time. The grip has a number of victims in Monday evening Mrs Stiles last week. soon to move into our midst. Sunday. They report very enjoyable dence of the bride's and will im sister, Loveland, C. It. Hurd's, last Wednesday. town. parents, Engineer Squires has three hens bring- Frank Howell of Poughkeepsie, the go to in the John Hartnett has gone to his job of Mrs John Dalne3 is on the sick list. double teams from mediately housekeeping ing up one chick. It's a good healthy The circle met with Mrs C. 1J. Leaven noted horse trainer, was in town a few Eight Danbury groom's fine residence in Norfield. The hatting in South Norwalk. Cleveland chick "alio samee !" worth, last week, the subject being "Cel days, last week. passed through town, Sunday afternoon, bride was attired in a handsome dress of to commence work on the this WESTPORT. Lovers of flowers should visit O. S. Al ebrated authors," with quotations from dam, rainbow silk with lace trimmings. Rev Messers II. S. Mygatt, II. L. Randall, - their week. S. the HUNTINGTON- MUUDEE? ien's green house. Ladies, don t wear writings. E. Castle, and L. N, Jennings drove Dykeman performed ceremony. WAS IT large hoops there as the passage ways to Danbury, Friday evening, to hear the Mrs and Mrs John P. Fitch spent Sun The Swede by the name of Henry L. at L. and Middle district AT ST PAUL'S. tak- are narrow. Frogs of Windham," given by a local day J. Perry's. TheUpper parish Peterson, who has for several years BETHLEHEM. schools closed this week. en Horace farm on and Our school Miss musical society. Mr and Mrs Z. B. Wilson spent Sun Bev George B. Warner, rector of St Staples' shares, popular teacher, who Novem- Is a fine She rendered A GOOD FAHMER. is day in Greenfield at Mrs Wilson's moth- The Congregational church was open Thomas' church, Hartford, will officiate mysteriously disappeared Wheeler, pianist Albert C. Bausch of New York to ber had not been seen since, It Cure Colds,Couh.Sore Throat,Croup .Inflo some fine music Mrs an old 89, with ed for service on last. at St Paul's. 10, 1892,and Bronchitis and Asthma. A at Hilton's, last II. C. Hill is out with a new of give his celebrated entertainment on er's, lady seuffering Sunday Sunday, 23rd, by exchange when Mr whooping Cough, pair till last Saturday afternoon, Icei-cai- cure for Consumption in first stages, and week Town whooping cough. with Mr Johnson. Services will be held ta. Thursday night. work horses that he purchased in Litch- mind reading at the hall, Satur Miss Evelyn Sturges of Ridgefield is Miles was out in a boat. He saw sure relief in advanced stages. Use at once. as usual at 11 o, with celebration fishing nTou will see the excellent effect after the Mrs has returned from Central field for $275 for the He is a pro- day evening for the benefit of the Y. M. Having disposed of a good number of visiting friends in town. clock, be- taking Dyson pair. of communion. something floating in the water just first dose. Sold by dealers eety where. Xargv IS. C. A. He will be assisted by local sing- Cole & O'Mara start for home holy bottles 50 cents and tl.00. Falls, I. gressive farmer. horses, Miss Minnie Williams spent last week low the railroad bridge at Saugatuck. ers. to look out for another car Charles was called to Water- Wednesday, with friends. On coming nearer it proved to be the Dyson three here for Mr Redding last severe sick- Mrs Edwin L. U very sick. Selectman Buck with a corps of work load, leaving Sherman Swede. Coroner Powers was bury, Sunday, by the Thompson to Finch has been quite 111. WHITE HILLS. missing brother-in-la- man are the streets of the dispose of. Hairy sent who ordered the removed ness of his Jarvis E. Thompson's son, Irving, is putting village for, body in fine order. ladies are a Mrs Wilbur Sturges has visited Mrs to Sheriff Driscoll's apartments. The C. II. Downs was bis old reported some better. He has been sick Eight young rehearsing Master Stephen Beardsley has been viewing place at Mrs T. W. to be George Cole of Georgetown, for several ill with but is scull of the deceased was broken in on In the " 'Ville," last week. Someone Is all winter, with an abscess on his back. The Y. M. C. A. ball team had their play Turney's, given quits grip, improving. some time in May, at a church sociable days. the frontal bone, showing he had met breaking out the windows. first practice game on Conetia Park, Fri Mrs E. C. Wixom left, morn A few of our farmers have begun to held at Mrs Turney's. Notice of date Mr and Mrs John P. Fitch spent Sun Tuesday with foul play. Anderson and Johnson " day. ing, for a few day's stay atCarmel,N.Y The lady peddler from Waterbury ex- plow. will be given next week. day in Eastdn. of this place were arrested for trial and a In last Charles Lake, our expert angler, came A from Ansonia are to move in both It seems evident perienced runaway Washington, George W. Peck Is improving the looks Mr Moore of Is Nichols is for Loom is family acquitted. quite in Monday with 10 beauties, Bedding to board with Arthuf working B. soon. had been in the water week. of his house by the addition of a veranda speckled summer. French's tenement house that the body ne says he them down by Town Thomas Cassidy, this summer, and work Gould, for the as was Mrs Frank Dawson has been and a coat of paint. caught Misses Carrie and Alice French and through the winter, it recognized seriously on the dam. Beers has returned home milk found on him and Obtained from the stock of but this is a little better bridge. Lafayette Miss Fannie Wixom in only by tickets Brown, ill, at writing Mr and Mrs N. L. Bloss attended the spent Saturday k. J. E. has his two-- Frank Brown of New Haven spent from Massachusetts. $1.60 and some papers found in his pock-boo- Darell & Co. of Boston. These roods are wedding of Mrs Bloss' sister in Water- - Hungerford placed New Haven. The IlotuhkUsvllle baseball club d, Sunday at Jason Candee's. week. year-ol- "Hot Shot" bf "Oxford Chief, Mr3 Harriet Godfrey was ill for sever are soiled now organized and fully equipped. The town, last In Mrs Philo BirdseVe is with friends in slightly by water and we training with George Davis at Conetia No service has been held in the Con al days, last week, but has recovered. ; of tbe season will bo at , ' first game playeo. William T. Kasson spen Sunday at S. Park Although having been In training church for three Birmingham present. Eddie and Mary Morehouse have been offer them at about one half the regu with the Woodbury's, Saturday, April with his gregational Sundays, The children's "Try" society of the Miss Grace Galpin Is staying at Wal of Mrs Huldah Meeker for a few P. Hayes' daughter, Mary. but a few days he can go over any fence and no one seems to know whether the guests lar price- - 21. Zion Hill Methodist church will bold an ter Hubbell's for a time. . - . on the sulky,rider and every commitee are to more days, during their vacation from school. George F. Hayes was with his father, park, taking have any preach old fashioned supper, at the residence of 500 Ladies' Hose. him. has made several . Mrs Eliza Hubbell is pairs Mrs Frauk Dawson has been very sick, F. P Hayes', over Sunday. thing with lie ing or not Mrs Joel on convalescing. the week. She is now able to be on the stand but without Godfrey, Tuesday evening, 100 dozen past attempts grand Mrs E. H. and Mrs G. B. Tuck 25. If it will be held the Gould Tomlin3on is in quite poor Napkins. about a little. success. His present record is four turn Bradley April stormy ASPETUCK. very er were recent Mrs Bow- - next fair All are in- health. 200 Men's Undershirts. overs in five minutes. Davis Is still alive guests of Annie evening. cordially B. our of vited to attend. J. Hall, popular blacksmith, NORTHVILLE. dy Danbury. Miss Louise Nichols is the guest at Lester Fanton has bought a horse and 800 yards Dotted Swiss Muslin- - has thed his moustache and whiskers, Mrs Alonzo at this Cole & Philo Lyon was recently called to For Nichols, Jr., Monroe, harness of Mara. - which gives him quite a ministerial ap Nelson Kinney is suffering from an at 500 yards Victoria Lawn- est City, Penn., to attend to business of week. Mr and Mrs Osborn have visit- pearance. tack of la grippe. LANESVILLE. Henry. 500 pieces Ladies' Summer Vests- - importance. GREENFIELD HILL. W. F. Hilton's discourse, Sunday morn ed their grandmother, Mrs Catherine Os Miss Minnie smith has so far recover Mrs A. S. of was in - Buckingham spent Sunday Oliver Smith Bridgewater Mrs M. W. Silliman of Norw,alk has ing, on the "coming of Christ" was one of born. 100 Counterpanes- ed from her illness as to resume her in the of Miss Josie Un- this week. Clarence and have long Danbury, guest Lanesville, visited her Mrs J.Nichols and oth Bradley family unusual interest, and following the Eas - household duties and to be seen once derbill. sister, now settled in their new home. The Methodist Episcopal churches are 500 Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs- Mrs W. B. Hamlin has- - returned home er friends at Iiock House. got firmly ter sermon two weeks p: evious, made It a more on the street. to be congratulated on the conference Silk Belts- - Mr and Mrs Arthur Knowles and little a few with friends Michael who in timely and appropriate theme. This sub 400 and Leather after spending days .The cottage prayer meeting was held Falls, got disppolnted sending them their old minister. Rev Mr G. M. Allen Is now on the road as t son of were on old the of Is seldom touched upon by clergy Towels- - . Lanesville, calling in Bridgeport. with Mrs Sarah Mellen, even purchase the Eben Burr place, ject Duinkerke. 200 commercial traveler, last Wednesday has rented one for a of and and if Christ be risen why not herald representing gen acquaintances here, Friday. Odell runs a fish ing, April 12. year Bulkley tlemen's neck wear and ladles' and Gaylord wagon Sherman of - his .Willard Beard, now at Mrs William Goodsell died on Friday, gen Mrs Libble Marsh, nee Waters, and this week. Southport. coining? tlemen's and wallets. through place, every Horace Bank3 still continues quite in Hosmer hall, Hartford, will preach, Sun the 14th, leaving a husband and four purses children are here from the West, visit - Nelson SOOOITardo Mrs Eliza Lewis is not as well as usual. disposed. Mj:s Raymond entertained at 11 o'clock. small children. Mrs Goodsell was a relatives and friends. a of her on day morning, JXJDD'S ing quite company neighbors, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Kellogg Silesias BRIDGE. Mrs Luman Beach of is Mrs Eliza Rowland has returned to her 13th. Mr and Mrs Alonzo Nichols of Monroe and Percalines. Dan Mintch has so far recovered from Bridgeport Thursday, the of Weston. - Frank who has been to New at W. B. Hamlin's. old home after an absence of several were guests at N. B. Nichols', one day Hlnkley, his as to be at work again. visiting Mrs Sherwood of vis- York for treatment, Is home illness, months. Mary Danbury last week. Mr and Mrs George Buttery of Hor-- again gain Henry Baker of Danbury visited his ited last and littTfe but not able to do Peter has commenced working here, week, took her William Lee has up his walk have visited their grandparents, ing slowly, anything Keegan Mrs Charles Lee, Mr and Mrs George J. Banks and home given position for Carr hired out to him sister, Sunday. boy, Willie, with her. in New Haven and is as an Mr and Mrs George Freeborn. Miss Emma after Lyon, having daughter, Evelyn, have visited Mrs busy again D. A. Zeiner, spending for the summer. Mrs John Ferris in in Shelton. SALMON, weeks with friends In New York. Banks' uncle, E. of has visited friends architect Lewis Freeborn of Birmingham spent several Sturges Westport. New Haven. has returned to her home again Miss Anna Mintch of Marbledale, has Mrs David Wheeler spent Wednesday Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs been a few with her par- GREENS FARMS ' Wilson Sherwood has sold his to in . Edward Freeborn. M. Ilartwell and wife of New Milford spending days hay Bridgeport. Conn. ents in this place. MrPeet. Westport, spent a couple of days, last week, with When Baby Tras sick, wo gave her Castoria. W. H. Parsell has moved his family to Mrs Burr Hawley made a flying visit brother C. Miss Eva Lewis is visiting In Caanan, When she was a Child, she cried Southington. -- last week. his here, II. Ilartwell. for Castoria, here, SOUTHPOBT. the guest of her sister, Mrs Edna Mahew. When she became Hiss, she clung to Castoria. STEVENSON. Mlnott Ilartwell is to build Farmers are and v '" David Wheeler baa the finest o Din- preparing making ready sowing 'jot Birmingham Ladies' and Gent's & Mrs Leavenwork is When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, their this week. - Mrs in R. Crossman friends In a tobacco barn. C. Wetmore Son Burnett visiting onions, Bridget Hartnett and daughter young chicks this vicinity. E. visited ing Rooms- - are the lumber. friends in Harwlnton. visited friends in last week Southbury, over Sunday. J. H. Jefferson, Proprietor. Veals at all sawing Mills' and Danbury, a - Charles house outbuildings Mrs Eli Beardsley spends few days hours. Board by day or week. Mrs Charles Glover, &n old lady, 81 The many friends of Mrs George Bar-- are receiving a fresh coat of paint by the William Jordan, Charles Sherman and here this-week- . We regret exceedingly James Barber of the Chronicle office sis Ksia .tret, - - zxxnaxAa. ccn u1. iy v. '.M' n time la future. When he came here two which tlcHap, ppeupies the south parti weeks ago and staid several days, calling READ THIS. several of his we upon parishioners, Mrs Fred Cable has been ill for 10 days NEW SPRING SUITS wished so more, but in all have been lNae you need SPRING GOODS with grip. YES, WE MAKER I footwear. somewhat disappointed. It seems to be NEW YORK A . real our fate here with candidates to continu- Miss Renfrew's select school commenc WIQQ8DOQ AT POPULAR LOW PRICES. ally change. Variety may be the spice ed again, last week, for the spring term. IN SPLENDID VARIETY of life but in the case of some who have The district school here opened on Mon ABE "had STILL have ' of this week for an eight-week- 's " 'AT been here during the past 18 month9, we day VIWYOWV years If are for real a jr; you looking something nice, genuine bargain, consider them more than "spicy." Per- term. expert too the busi- come our way and we will fit you out. haps good for the place and financial George Tompkins has laid up his AT IT. ness and condition and agreement acted npon in "buck saw" for the season. carry a A. H. 1891 Breck- large and DAVIS'S, by the socity. We hope Mr well e Frank P. Bolles has again opened his c enridge will be well liked, we feel that t e d 429 Main he will in the field which has call marble and monumental shop for the stock and think I can please. GiVe us a call. St., BRIDGEPORT. SPRING OVERCOATS. lately season, with John as first ed him to preach for some time to come. Ludgate, Jr, J. E. WHEELER, worker and Alfred Cable, assistant. 220 Main St Conn Next Sunday we have the promise of a "MEN'S , Birmingham, We have many spe For youth's and men's wear. All the latest shapes and fabrics. candidate, sent here by Rev Nathan H. Edward F. Brague Is still further CLOSING OUT OUR of New who is a na- his home with a fine Prices from to A beautiful wool and silk Whittlesey Haven, stocking nursery cialties which our $5 $20. all mix, nicely tive of this place,and who perhaps there line "of pear, peach and quince trees. Ed PICTURES! neigh fore knows better who is and this will have In time the finest in made and trimmed for $7.50. The beauty of style and perfection needed, orchards.' GOODS, AND SHALL KEEP bors do not one to come does so by his recommendat this vicinity and makes thereby every F. M. MONTIGNANI have, and ion and the assurance on his part that if acre as much as real estate own- of fit irrour coats are remarked by all who try them. pay any la now making a specialty on fine work. Pbo- - he is secured, a good pastor will be se- er in the place. , Last summer he sold an wwrrapus m au mzea, styles and prices, to give enth e sat- fiuing now located in his new study lected, so we hope a good congregation abundance of small frnit, berries, etc AT IT UNTIL EVERY ments and apart- "l having larger facilities, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I PAIR I I I I l will be to hear him for the he is competent ot re--. M present proof Mr aud Mrs G. B. Howland suits obtaining isfaction to our custom must come in this returned, satisfactory to all. assuredly especially last from a visit of a weeks'dura-tio- n Patrons are manner to form and decisive week, - desiring sittings advised to ob PARK CITY CLOTHING judgment to relatives in Burlington, this state. tain them at once and leave their orders. ers. We make to meas- HOUSE, action. IS GONE. and all conveniences. Hon C. P. Lyman has caused I I I I I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I recently New Barnum I M H his to be in its usual Building, ure in the PNEUMONIA AMONG HOUSES.' yard put springtime MEN'S SHOES AT COST. 105 State BRIDGEPORT, CONN, anything order and has very much improved the AND BELOW St, A R. Todd, was appearance of the same by trimming con- n H. NOBTHEOP. Kent For the Oldest line at a small veterinary surgeon, again $1.25 Misses' Gran. Button at $1. J, Strongest and Most Reliable Fire Insur clothing 454 & 450 MAIN STREET, called Frank J. last week, siderably the fir and other shade trees ance Companies in Connecticut, viz : Hart lord by Hosford, $1.50 Misses' Eid Button at $1.25. Fire, of Harttord. Phoenix, of Hartford. to attend professionally a sick horse be about the yard. $2 Misses Kid Button at $1.50. Connecticut, of Hartford. Orient, ot Hart. advance over.thelregu-la- r to him. The skill of the veteri- 1 lot Misses' Gran. 12 to 69c. tord. Middlesex aiatuai, oi uidcuetowo. longing T, C. Black is selling a flue grade of Spring Heels, 2, Westchester, ot Mew or. and the excellent care and ininistra. 1 lot Child's Kid Button, 2 to 6, at 21c. nary fertilizers at most reasonable prices. tions of the owner with others, and $1.50 Ladies' Eid Button at $1.25. ready madelprice. night $1-7- Ladies' Eid Button at $1.59. M. GL KEANE'S failed to save the life of the animal Senator Lyman's lawn has the finest ' day, In $2 Ladies' Eid Button at $1.65. MONUMENTAL He died on with pneu green and shows it the earliest of any 4 Ladies' Eid WORKS, Sunday morning $' Button at $2.37. Honsatonic A. H. monia. Several horses in this vicinity this village. $4 Ladies' Eid Button at $3 39. Avenne, Bridgeport. DAVIS, 1 lot Goat and Button, small were and at and $2-50- . JOHN seem to be afflicted with colds and Stephen Wright, with a force of men, Kangaroo sizs, $4 $5, $2.25 FIRE INSURANCE W.BYERS.Proprietor, coughs and many are apprehensive of has commenced work for the summer at IN OUR MEN'S DEPARTMENT YOU CAN BUY Old Eeliable Companies. Lowest Eatss. 429 MAIN ST. BRIDGEPORT Lake-side- W. results till more settled warmer weather and about J. T. Burr's cottage at $5 Balmorals, Button and Congress at $3.87 A. LEONARD, Newtown, Conn arrives. $4 and $3 Balmorals, Button and Congress at $2 f0. Children Pitcher's $2 Balmorals, Butt9n and Congress at $1.50. Smith's Restaurant, Cryfor Castors J. B. Stillson, wife and son, were in $1.50 Balmorals, Button and Congress at . A BUSY MAN. Balmorals Button and 43 John street, BRIDGEPORT. furnished, for .i2." a month rent. The Bridgeport over last Sunday. $1.25 J Congress at 92c. NEWTOWN, CONN., BEE. One lot Men's Calf Favorites, sizes 5 to 8, narrow widths, regular prica $5, at $2.50. FULL EEGCLAR MEALS. society's committee have hired Itev Dea George S. Humphrey is reported One lot French Enamel Balsi Button and Favorites, $5 and at $3. ISreafc fast, 2(c. Dinner, 20e. Supper, 15c, William II. with is regular price $6, ot 2oo. W. W. Breckenridge to supply the pul- Dougal, helper, on the sick list. Hot meuls nt all hours the (lay, Table FRIDAT.APHIL 21,1893- - the exi.erior of Dea D. Burn again hoard, Gent's, $3.50; Ladies, $3. Open irom pit for six months. painting COME BEFORE YOUR SIZE IS GONE. a. m. to 8 p. in. J. D. is in ham's store and shed, with the north Cramsey busily engaged MBS T- - H. SMITH. Proprietor. CIRCULATION: IIAI.K AM) IIEAKTV AT KIG1I1 extension, containing Stillson's market arranging beds and drills, sowing seed and shoots into the :- -: :- -: JANUAHT 610 Among the earliest gardeners iu this Last week Mr Dougal superintended the transplanting early TO INVESTORS 1, 1883, tow n is William Odell. Mr Odell which has ranked for the H. N. LAST WEEK. 3200 enjoys of the pipe from Julius A. Glov. garden, years 7 wie instinct ion oi man iu laying AYEES, per cent Cebnntur"8 issued by Building and being the oldest er's well to the basement of Mrs L-a- earliest in growth and production in this Loan Association of Dakota, fully secured and town, having passed his 83d birthday. guaranteed ; $3000 of mortgages deposited with Before think to Mr - He is hale and hearty, and through his B.owu's residence and placing therein village. many plant, 7 BISHOP BLOCK, BRIDGEPORT. the trustee to protect each SI 000 invested- Can GIVES A WAT. life has to the fruit of the be bad in anv amounts of S100 and no. Also Litchfield County News. long enjoyed good health. From water tank, etc., which somewhat chang Cramsey begins reap their installment stock, on vhich there was de Solid Silver Thimbles Warranted. hU fresh appearance and vigorous and es the of water for Mrs ame. He seems to take much clared a 12 per cant dividend November 9 last. SEE SOAP WRAPPER. plan securing justly This class of stock not is verv orofita- - upright bearing, he might easily be tak- iu iu first in he under is taxable, en to be much Evi- Brown, diilereut from that reported pride being whatever ble, is as accessible as a savin gs bank, deposit younger than he is. withdrawable at the of the holder. well-spe- nt last week's Bee. Mr has also take?. being pleasure WASHINGTON. dently his has been a temperate and Dougal I have made several personal examinations of the life. Mr Odell had no assistance contracted for the laying oj: a tile drain Mrs condition of the company, the last in October on Eli Judson aud children returned last. I believe are btii g M starling out in life, that fur- i's aiiirs very judr Mils (.'A PK It ( III UCH. except from Dea D. Buruham's residence to the to their home in Bethel, bionslv manaead it is thoroueblv sound a ad in nished by his oia strong and willing Iat Saturday. excellent condition. So customer has ever Wilt lie was Apetuck st earn below crossing the one Invitation out for u ut arj)8 a hatter by trade; and bv De.i D. Burnham is what childhood, and she lenvea but sister 2TL. ed a dav for matured in'eret or rrmcimu: am ur' wedding and secured at foot of the hill and Jfi. 11 converting XiOtti, sure no company stands better at bom?, where it untiring highway npph-ew-s Mrs industry frugality, has been used as horse out of a large family, with many nas a m' as wna us St John's April 20, Amy C the wherewithal to a tine farm Beard-ley'- s land to liver which will formerly and large muersuip, aiso patrons purchase the and s to mourn her los-- . everywhere. It has a steady growth of assets, Cape anil William II. Church being the in South street, where he has lived for a of men some weeks shed in the rear of his store, iuto amounting now to near a million dollars. I would take number lor Rails, Newels, Balusters, Etc , on hand or contracting Mrs Cape is a the last 30 years. A familf of three a storage room, thereby shutting out the at recommend their securities as a safe and profita parties. ons and two all of time to pel form. It is designed that the inane io order tlie shortest possible notice. ble investment. Their debenture bonds bring of ihe Ilev l)r Spencer, and daughters grew up, from further u?e of the same and LONG KILL. Convenient of access Irom any part of the less man one oi ineir assess, mases mem daughter them good positions in soci- draiu pipe from Major Walter Burn public ciLy uy norse cars, uive us a call. quarter r or runner after the Mr i maintaining him more room for unquesuonaoiy gooa. particulars, wedding Spencer expect- ety. Mr Odell has tilled various town ham's proposed new residence will con giving barrels, boxes, John J. Lynch has decided to sell his 16 near inquire oi ing to frtari f ir Kitgland on a visit to his ollices and the town iu the etc., which accumulate about George St., Main, Bridgeport represented uect, with this same drain pipe so far as naturally entire belongings on Long Hill with the C. aged iuoi her horn he has not seen for state Legislature His political reminis- such a place of busine3. J. B. Wilson JAMES JOHNSON, How grown and prepared cences are to the men possible and save much labor, although expectation of going to Uridgepprt. PURE BRED. PLYMOUTH ROCK many interesting younger is doing the work. col- GENERAL AGENT FOR CONNECT year?. of the his oppor- giving Mr Dougal altogether quite an See his advertisement ia another for market. day. Although early . EGbS. ICUT, STEPNEY DEPOT. tunities for learning were limited, yet he extensive job. Squire Dougal seems to Mrs Frank S. Hosford and her mother, umn. 50G PEE SETTING OP 13- - Ml! I.YON'S INVENTION. made up in sound sense what he Mrs A home from may be one of our greatest and busiest con- E. Corning, arrived is Franklin Sherwood, Fair- - LADIES, BOYS AND GIRLS, - may have lacked in Mr Odell Kobert Borrough?, who attending Plattsville, Jay U. I. yon, who lives in New Mil- training. tractors and in this commu Brooklyn last Saturday evening. neldCo , Conn. CHARLES JONAS, is a living example of what may be ac- projectors the Newtown Academy, was home over It will pay you to ford, (poHtotllce Judd's Bridge), ju-- t complished by anv young man who sta'ts nity aud keeps as many loborers busy Agent for ACME Hsrruws and &UIENIPIAC Fer MERCHANT TAILOR, Sunday. - over town line, has receiv- out in life with a determination to suc- s BRIDGE WATER. tilizers- GET UP A CL' BORDER FOR US. Washington and engaged as any man here. It Church Conn, ed a dated 11, for ceed and who is willing to live temper- St., Newtown, patent, April "propa- sometimes sometimes to us a wonder how An old fashoned will be given The of ately, work industriously and deal hon- supper gating boxes." design consists with all. men. he keens so many jobs "and contracts in in the Town hall by the Bible class of EAST0N. Send stamp for 36 page catalogue, a made of orably SI Mark s The Wilkes body entirely glass', having mind and execution at once. At the same church, Ihurstlay evening, Stallion. - 27. The will be used for CENTER STRKKT. ust out- handles, a removable glass top having Bobbie Richmond, aged 10, has open- time he is continually improving his own April proceeds a which can be closed at ed purchasing library books for the Sunday FLEET, No. 8688. central opening the campaign againstthe woodchucks tesidence and grounds with all possible school. The friend3 of Rev J. F. Duinkerke The New Tea and a removable bottom. The seven of England Company, pleasure, having already straightened the inventions aud contrivances which he has will give him a donation, next Wednes- Sire Harry Wilkes (sire of Rosalind Wilkes tides are slightly Inclined. Its purpose variuits." Major Kingman and time to Some 2:14 by George Wilkes (eire ot Fairfli l l Ave . Conn. "burrowing opportunity adopt. April 23; at the Temper- : 13 Harry Bridgeport, Is ROXBURY. day evening, Wilkes, 2 JJam, Daisy, hy Signal for seeds, will have to look after his laurels. one once 2 : ; (sire: germinating forcing plants, told Willium that if he ever Miss ance hall near the Center street Metho- of sigliglit, l(i) grauddam Alice May (2 32) as and tomatoes. EmuaaZeioer returned, Iaat week, 11 y Daiu uuiui. roses, tobacco, cabbage Kev C. E. Ozanne of the Yale theolo- reached Heaven they didu't believe he from New where she has been dist church. All are cordially invited. Fleet has natural in- York, great speed and showed a TAYLOR & MTxRAN, The ttpecial object to produce would be for there music the winter. She ex A time be quarter mile in public last lall in 34 3-- sec-oud- gical school, supplied the pulpit, Sun- supremely satisfied, studying past good may expected. a 2 : 19 without ever expensive, small sized boxes, at some 2 would be some corner that he would to take a to next gait, being trained day. pects trip Germany, Mrs Marian Williams has been for speed. or a dozen, each of which shall be an al- tall. danger- Fleet is also sireing speed. His oldest colts FUNERAL Mrs W. tniuk he could or improve or l DIRECTORS, T. Odell and daughter return- change 100 chick- sick with n of the stomach. were three last spring. One owned y W. M. Independent greenhouse on a small scale. ed last week from a ter in some or manner of his own Joseph VVagner has about ously uralgia Litchard, Riverhead. L. I., that wasn't hrnbttn trip to Meriden. shape some of well on tow- attend-8- . DEALERS IN can be made of size, and are ens, them the way Dr Anna Reed until last July, showed a halt in 1:22, last They any Henry Uee from Bethlehem has moved invention. So on this pipe to Airs ards the gridiron. Joe understat ds thor quarter iu 38 seconds, a 2:32 gait. Another provided, on opposite inner sid s, with a into tho house lately occupied by D wight Brown's basement. He has laid three the of The family of John Kellogg have the owned by Henry Fleet, Cutchogue, L. I., FURNITURE, oughly art raising early broilers, showed a half mile in 1 : IS last lall and all Now The Farmer Sows His Seed, CARPETS, pair of and a removable partition Wilson. week we have aud a good reward for bis efforts in of the who mourn leg, pipes thereto ananext may reaps sympathy community, that have been broken show speed, are good But first he has to to engage the legs and rest this direction. death of their married Mrs sized anil stylish. prepare the toil. A ETC. adapted to record another change but we must the daughter, Fleet has himself an the bottom. will make au is a sad proven extra sure foal upon They NEW PRESTON- - say that each time he has seemed to ma- William Goodsell. It very case, getter ai.i the tee is within the reach of all excellent means of delicate on as she leaves four small children with- 20 to insure. 5 at time of service. CONN. pressing terially improve the method. The Remember that it is an acknowledged fact flowers the w inter from being TIIK VILLAGE CIIL KCH. a mother . among breeders that bred Dacers through last made is decidedly the best. out sire more trotting chilled or killed beside Fairfieh' News. speed and fasterspeed than trotters. FLORENCE A. SHERMAN, M- - D. by frost, being County Thoma3 Foster has returned from aim arc uu mure miuie to get pacers. ornamental for stand or table. Several We conclude by reports that we listen 230 State street, BRIDGEPORT, COXli. ed to Uev Mr Island whore he has been spending Ureckenridge for the last Long B. S. Conn. a- - es pots of different kiuds of flower can be T0MLINS0N, Sandy Hook, HOURS 10 to 12 m. 2 to 4 p.m-Diseas- time for months at the Miss Topping of Minneapolis arrived a week superintending the papering and Harrow placed In the divisions making a beauti- Village church, at Prof E. A. on for an STEPNEY. Spading of Women and Nose and last Sunday morning and evening. The Hayes' Saturday putting in order his cottages for the ful harmony or contrast of colors. Mr indefinite period. Throat a specialty. Lyon ha already corresponded with newspaper reporter from Washington Miss Deborah Brown has left the shop, spring renting. writes that he is there for the Mr and Mrs Charles Carter moved into manufacturers of glass vessels and all engaged and will go to New York state. Mr and Mrs Wesley Burr are moving HAMLIN ill do thi3 in fine shape and with D. P. M. D. Is is coming six months. Tlie tbeme of last their newly purchased residence in this new house in Deertieki. little labor- - round RICHARDSON, that now needed "to push things."' Mis3 Delia and Sher- into their Its sharp, blades, discourse was "Work village, last week, and Mrs Carter is fast Garrity Henry 150 FIFTH off Physician and Surgeon. Sunday morning's man were in fueu'.U of Mrs E AVENUE, shaking the soil which it works up i united marriage at the Bap- The many Mary NEW YORK CITT. Ofiice and Sandv Hook. (.It AN) K TOPICS. for everybody" and that of the evening renovating and painting aud papering from a depth of from 4 to 6 inches, Residence, rooms tist parsonage, Wednesday evening, Fanton will be pleased to hear that she is A large assortment of TeloilsiBf cscnectica An Interesting meeting of Washington was "Everyday Christianity," which was the suitable and comfortable for leave the land free form pul- April 12. slowly from her recent illness. Git AND AND UPK1GIIT farrows, grange was held Wednesday evening, in the form as announced last week of a housekeeping and by Mr Carter's efforts recovering verize the clods, and the draft is CE1SST A. htSZZViT. M. D., week. discussed was very . last The subject lecture. In the we venture to and alterations on the outside and Mrs Miss remodeled Mr and Mrs Robert have re- - Pa it: md In and out of eveniDg Henrietta Turney has Scholley light- Sijioa, "Wastes of tho Farm, was labors and taste the two 343 Star St., Bridgeport. say that the Curtiss inside, place her it convenient for two turned to after I have y doors." It was handled by Mrs E, largest congregation house, making Bridgeport spending two other kinds of Harrows Elestr-;ii- or ; c"'A.' thfl.-ica- ti Of- ably will same in C. Whitehead, In an interesting paper present which has been seen here at a hardly be recognized as the families. Miss Emma Alquist occupies, weeks vith her parents, Mr aud Mrs C. Containing their improved method ot string and three makes of Plows fice hours front IS a, m. to 12 auS. ft 1 1 L. . . . , 1 (24 styles). a l ' sue reau meI. auu service in a few week's time. M. ing, the greatest improvement in half a ceu taif. wuicu ueioru gruugn, Sunday evening many months. the north part. Miss Clara Alquist is Abbott. THE I can fit the farmer out with tool which contained valuable hints to tury. CELEBRATED any DATSH?OST & O HASA.Att-rai.r- i uiCoaa-)l!o- r many It seemed as it should be of much more working at the and living with her needed for hi? work- - housekeepers. The subject of cooking B. Griswold, Jr., is this week having shop Miss Fanny and Mae Seeley of Sport spring at Lv S was and frequent occurrence here. There is sister. Mias Alice I sti'l commend the carefully considered, evidently the grounds about his residence graded Hill have been the guests of For - Champion Spring be well fitted to run a too, to parlors and churches, is the most per- the writer would enough people here, good people and leveled and very much improved in M rs James Marshall ot Fall River,after Foster. ieuL instruments oi its ciass. illustrated cata- dumber wagon to truckmen and far- house at a handsome profit, and fill that church Sun ' logue tree. mers- are boarding comfortably every by J. E. Granniss with teams from has visited her and Pianos sold for cash or They one of the best invest at the same time give the best of satis- on ex- appearance returning Cuba, Organs easy payments day, and the part of many we fear a men. BRIDGEPORT. ments can make; the draft is one-thir- d faction to her boarders. An original po- and strong force of parents, Mr and Mrs George S. Coley ; they 11 lecturer of cuses for not doing so would seem small than in Finish em by Miss Julia Averlll, the Mr and Mrs Thomas Martin also her sister, Mrs P. C. Abbott of A. E. Dixon starts soon for Wjshing-to- n FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For city lighter ordinary wagons ex.mi grange, on "Wastes of the Farm out of If expressed. To all who are In the hab passed his wife and Farm of 58 acres 13 tniles from and the pole never whips. was those it of it is of last week and over last Bridgeport. state, leaving family Bridgeport., fine buildings, low prices, small V ARE MADE AT doors," highly appreciated by going, an encouragement to see part Sunday with Trumbull friends for the present. payment. One mile from Botsford. B. NICH- My Dump Cart is the best and will so fortunate as to hear it. Evidently the in here to their OLS & SONS.s.8 W arner Blaekmaa'a Sew Studio, their neighbors and friends also present Naugatuck, returning Building, Bridgeport, prove satisfactory-Stee- l fair lecturer has a thorough acquaintance home Conn. 242 Main St., Danbury. with farm life and and with them. Tojthe minister and choir by stage, Monday afternoon, again. HUNTINGTON. CRANBERRY PLAINS. Harness is just the thing for fully appreciates be encour- and Summer enjoys the beauties of nature. Like all especially, it must the greatest Miss Laura Burn ham accompanied her Spring Millinery. farm work and the price is very low-- I ILL PROPERTY ruRSALB About an Mrs Blake have Leading styles from Worthington, Smith & Ifif I nf I.iu1 . . acre of ber sex, she believes that women are agement. One incentive, aside from the Walter last THE LATE MRS WAKELEr" Linus Ely, and Frank Co., Union New now have the best hand sewed Harness ..ill. mini i)AllUkA.. men should not uncle, Maj Burnham, week, been sick. Square, York, ready lor at and outbuildings; Saw mill and Cider a and that try your inspection. e mill necessity minister's interesting lecture of Sunday to her former home in Wisconsin, where $9 and up-Writ- wii n irearinir an. i in to do without them. She Is right. All On 10, 1893, at her late Mrs John Barthol and Edward A. nxiures, aji runninrorler; evening, which drew out the large con she to remain most of April residence, Taylor MISS SANFORD, Sandy Eook, Ct. for information Ar together with the mill pond, coverinfr one unmarried brothers please take notice. expects during Mrs of are on the sick list. regarding acre; also "Wakeley's Pond" so called, cover-i- n Selina Wakeley, widow the late - The grange quartet sang "The old cx gregation, wag the musical program the summer, home of were COtOHLIJi tesian Wells- p about twenty acres, all situated In the town coming returning Charles after a brief ill- Clark Ely and family Norwalk BBOS., of Kaston about 2 miles from stepney Depot team," greatly to the enjoyment of all marked out and prepared by Prof E. A. in the fall. Wakeley, very of Mr and Mrs Linus ou Sun- Inquire of I.EG'llANOG. BEERS, Look Hill! of music who were The again ness, fell in Jesus. at guests Ely Bridgeport. Conn. lovers present. Hayes for the evening, which was ren asleep Though day. DEALS2S IH FIST. GOLD WALL PAPEES, Trumbull. were also to a solo superia-tendenc- y audlencd treated by The road workers under the the advanced age of four score and four OIL FHESCO DECORA-TI0B- Master Averlh. dered after only two rehearsals very sat Mrs Harriet Buckley has moved into TIKTS, B0SDEES, Worthy Interesting as a of Selectman J. E. Granniss, years, Mrs Wakeley has been very smart Steven iu WISDOW SHADES. FIXTURES, ETC E. WHEN OUR were made by S. J. Nettleton and isfactorily by full choir as could be Gregory's place Shepardville. ti Sipperley, IN CITY . I,. A. Mason. it was one of seated within the rail the choir commenced their summer's work on all winter, able to take care of herself ' Mr and Mrs George Bates are rejoic- Altogether bounding week. on of a We invite the unblie to call on m at anr tm the pleasantest meetings held by the from the - The Monday of this and house'and often to visit her neigh- ing over the arrival, Saturday, BOTSFORD HPEETAMfi& 107 State AveriU's was space pulpit platform.- brand new baby boy. Horse Shoeing, Wagon Saw street, Bridgeport, where we shall eoa grange. Miss production was sud- bors. Some three weeks ago she had an Repairing, Filing inue to toe stock as follows: principal piece sung the anthem, Mrs George W. Kinney was called Mrs William Hauford and and Blacksraithing oi all kLn.ls. NEWTOWN SIPPERLEY'S carry largest of of daughter, MILLS, . " "O! How Lovely is and the ren to New last week, to at- attack grip, but was getting over It Zion," denly Milford, have returned from Chicago. t " r : House Furnishing Goods, I'm to write some verses showed the finest order of skill nicely, till she went to visit one of her " (rolnif dering tend there a sister (Mrs Northrop), who George Mills and family of Xew York VJESNIE HAMILTON'S Including Erie Silverwara. At least I'm going to try. of neighbors, taking cold when pneumonia moved Into his mother's on CONN. A bout the waxto ot (armors and adaptation toneand melody and was reported to be seriously ill with City, place, WESTP0RT, ware, Glassware. Tinware, Wooden ware, in fact I'll raise ulouil my cry. set In and she lasted only four days. Newtown avenue, effect of the leader and trainer. Prof pneumonia. Wednesday. everything pertaining to the Crockery and House The men are always wasteful, Some 53 years ago last March, Mrs Wake- Rev F. E. of the First PHARMACY!! business. Homne- - While women save; Hayes seems to be most excellent as a Bobbins, pastor Furaishing the nnhlis m alwayswithout them S. Gunn is of ley confessed her faith in Jesus unit- church, .Norwalk, preached, in SALE CHEAP One Two seated wagron, give ns a part of their we Who tries to do teacher and thorough as a conductor. John selling settings eggs by Baptist I. ALLEN MEESERjPharmacetitist. FJK Business sleiirh. Har- patronage, remain, Is surely very brave. with the of the chapel on Sunday afternoon. Buggy, Single The other pieces selected from the church from the finest strains of Plymouth Rock ing Congregational churcti PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. ness and Hay cutter. Inquire, MRS S. E. Respectfully, You waste your time in winter this and has lived a uniform and FRENCH, Long Hill Station. 1V chopping torewts down. hymn book were more or less familiar to fowls which he could obtain. place, Corner Stats and Main Sts-- . Bridgeport, Ct "The groves wore God's flint temples," Christian life. had natur--. CHAS. E. HUSTED & Don't burn them to the ground. all but appropriate to the occasion and G. C. is In happy Having BUCKLES 'S ARSICA SALVE. All work promptly attended to. SON, Whittlesey busily engaged a very cheerful and this X5 ui.i.c3sura uj ij. a. sc uo . !o buy your tuolby the ton; lecture and were listened to with good the interior of his residence. ally disposition The best salve in the world lor cuts, bruises ills. ALBERT oirung Put In a furnace, too; sweetened and intensified through her B S per month byA H. BEERS. 107 STATE STREET- No matter what the taxes are, appreciation by the entire congregation. corns, and all skin S fQVl harmless herba - The wood are nice to view. Mrs Katan is confined to her faith and trust, in Jesus, she was one of chapped hands, chilblains, remedies that donotin-- l Prof at the close of the service ex- Heury eruptions and postively cures piles or no pay Sitro the health or interfere with one's business"IIIor Hayes Lir "" ARCHITECT, C0NN For woods are always "woodsy" home by illness. the" most happy and cheerful persons rwqunou. ib is gumtuiicou kivo jjoiiuui bait pleasure. It builds up and improves the general BRIDGEPORT, And look so dark and oool. tended to the full choir a hearty voice of isfaction, orrnonev refunded. Price 25o health, clears thetikin and beautihes the complexion. POST BUILDING, V, CAH50S STREET, With moss ami ferns . you could meet. Even amid the infirm- box. For sale E. F. Haw lev. No wrinkles or flabbiness follow this treatment. eolovelr, thanks for their assistance and HertnaJ Hoffman passed the first part by Endorsed by and BEIDGSPOBT. COSH. Where birds and squirrels rule. ities of she cheer- physicians leading society ladies. age, always had some PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL. CONFIDENTIAL, - with him the but of last week in New York aud New - Ku-ux- e I know mosquitoes har.nt them, through service, city UarleM Ho Starring . Stnd 6 ccnu In for to nu ui uie soiuio tt will J3 ful for those who call to rUmpi particalu "5 Malaria, bugs and SDtken, we the most thanks to N. J. thought, might M. O.W. F. SNYDER. R'VICXEI'S THEATER, CHICAEO. ILL laugh with abundance A ml there the horso fly thought belonged ark, WANTED. I pesky see her. Her funeral took from 1(1.. I. trliLtlm uruiia Prof Hayes for his voluntary and place use Plumh & wlllljg We are sorry to hear tha Seth Couch her late home on afternoon Sewing Machine Operators. Winton's . J But stlimhe woods are lovely efforts extended, which did so pleasantly Thursday G. t or picnic and tor views; has been confined to his house for the and was attended her old : - 1 7. e W, And and birch bark add to the exercises and interest of the largely by FOR r en at i: FAIRCIIIIJ), Learners taken. Steady work Manufactured at wlntergreen use. few sickness. Rev Mr Park conducted the jp Bridgeport, Conn. in beer are good to evening and helped so effectually to draw pa9t days by neighbors. efitire sy;te:;it el:: & all the year round. Pon't waste your fields on sowed corn, services "and spoke of "Thu Christians' Poisons t.'w Jlu-od- , JEWELER SILVERSMITH Hut corn out and the large Patrick Rouse and family moved, last all frovt plant pop Instead, together congregation. consolations in trials and Conn For children love to eat It; We ven-lena- of which death," from whether ef-- scrofttZezrs rr. ALL GRADES OF WATCHES AT G.F.HADLEY, Long Hill, THE saves the bread. hope the professor will when con week, into the north part house BEST PLACE TO OKT It surely the words found 1st Thes. 4:12. Mrs malarial or:', v p And don't waste time and money agreeable, continue his valuable James McHan has charge of here and jv:, GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE lost her four children in their . . , In planting corn and beets. services in the same effort and Wakeley aration has 1:0 equui. - IS BX Just feed yonr stock on common hay, pleasing Diamonds of our own at No mailer what it eats. - servicer It does all good to see and lis- importation BREW & S0ANL0N, BUCKINGHAM & And let them eat about ft stack ten to a well trained choir in con- less than New York prices. BREWER, Of buckwheat straw all full, Guaranteed Cure. day. ' :'nl!:s .J You need not put them In the barn J nection- with the other church services . How Try This. "Far eig!itc I rn AND - UNDERTAKERS, au ffiuldl3 St., Bridgeport. warm I say. our eating sore on tit? i SILVER PLATED WARE Both Promietora am They're enough, and such an addition as Prof Hayes to We authorize advertised druggist to It will cost you and" will do tor..;. Embalmers and General tMH.i And It the water freezes tip, sell Dr New for nothing surely treated by best local Managers of several rears' aiiwrirnim and waste time that of the church's workers can- King's Discovery consump you good if you have a cough, cold or any CLOCKS. FANCY G00DS,Etc. sonal attention to aU the work. ' lon't your again, portion and this : but obtained, no relief; t'ie sort Funerals- - Hut letithe eowseut snow awhile, tion, coughs colds, upon condition trouble with throat, chest or Dr King's comes a rain. not fail but meet with most hearty ap- If are afflicted with a dough, cold or lungs. gradually grew worse. finally Until there you any New Discovery for consumption, and In great variety and all goods at waste yonr money and cement preciation from all interested church at- throat or chest trouble and will use this coughs took S. S. S., and was entirely A FULL LINE OF CASKETS, ROBES Pon't lung, colds is guaranteed to give relief or money bottles." On cellars for manure. We to as directed, it a fair trial and cured after using a few the lowest CETERAS- - a behind the tendants. regret say farewell to remedy giving will be back. , Sufferers from la possible prices. AND FUNERAL ET Hut have brook barn, no benefit, you may return the paid grippe C. B, McLemopb, - . for sure. Rev Mr experience found - After September Anl drain the yard Breckenridge. lie has favored it just the thing and under its use had Henderson, Tex. le 24, bottle and have your money relunded. We a and a Best Workmanship-Reasonab- Prices I shall be at the Coal us bat a few weeks with his presence and not make this offor did we not speedy perfect recovery. Try Bam 357 yard ONLY EJJOAOKU. could know bottle at our MAIN, STREET, WAKE ROOMS: Hoar A MINISTER labors. We at one time the soci- New pie expense and learn for your- Grist Kill. MONDAY and hoped that Dr King's Discovery could tie relied self how a It is. Trial bottles TTREATISE on Blood and Skin SATURDAY just good thing J. Diseases mailed free. NEAR JOHN - - . committee here be fortunate on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free ST., SANDY HOOK, CONN- . OfBach A. 0. Baker and Charles Trlndle are ety's might free at Hawley's drug store. Largo sizes 50c THBbWIFT bPBCIWCCO- - Week. In at E. F. Hawley's drag store.' Large sizes 50c - Ga to Into the parsonage, un securing his services for an indefinite and $1. Atlanta. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. J-- BREW--- I P-- J-- SCANL0N- - E1- - expecting go and $l. WM. - O. SpjzsXqzqL.-