f The Newtown Bee; NUMBER 23 VOLUME XXXI.. NEWTOWN, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1908.

TrumbuIL Brookfieli

GRANGE TOPICS. A RECTOR CALLED. j f The Grange Agricultural club met ami 12, when the fol- Paul's ; organized, May At the pariah meetimr of St lowing officers were elected : call was extended 2j 01 Monday'night a Home News , and Comment. President. A. E. Llnlcy. W. Robinson of Rouses Brins-mad- to Rev II. Vice president, Mrs Jennie e. Point, N. Y. It is not expected he will Au- assume of the parish till ;4 . charge ' Secretary, E. T. Nichols. gust ' Treasurer, J. M. tucker ( Directors : On the brother's side, L. REV HARRY MAKTIN TO BE OR- A. Hawley, D. M. Fuller, Banford P. B. DAINED. . Beach, Nichols; the sister's side, Mrs A. E. Linley, Mrs Lester ordination service of Rev BASEBALL ENTHUSIASM. Shelton, The Harry THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Mrs E. H. Rogers, Verna Banks. of the Congregational S. Martin, pastor At the next regular meeting of the church, will be held on next Thursday, GREAT GAME SEMI-ANNUA- L' MEET- A EXPECTED. June 12. the church. BUSINESS Grange, following pro June 11, at the Congregational will be : service will 11.30 ING OF THE Y. P. S. C. E. gram presented The morning begin at An semi-annu- pxciiinor trump of hnll will take .."Strawberries. How to raise them afternoon service at 2 o'clock. The al business meeting of and the Sandy with the best Banford Beach. invited at- the Y. P. S. C. E which was to have place next week Saturday at results," The public are cordially to "Best varieties for home and ma- tend. been held last week Saturday evening, Hook between the Athletics and the was omitted on account of the Btorm Invincible teams. rket" Elmer Smith.. Invinciblea H. 1st b Bert Smith. and will be held this evening Friday, The are Parsons Heading, The Curtis school closes on the 17th. A. Crowe e ''Should barns for be June 5, at 8 o'clock. After the elec- (Captain), J. f (Manager), storing hay will abroad or closed?" Burr Beach Mr Curtis start on his trip tion of officers and of 'commit- J. Talty p, J. Pitzschler r f, Jerry ventilated kept on to some reports P. J.Wilcox 2d and D. M. Fuller. the 20th, remain, till time tees a social hour will be enjoyed. All Lynch i s, Keating c, b, 3d 1 to lands in August. are invited to attend. F. Bennett b, J. Keating f. "How keep mowing pro Mrs Weld ha9 been in Stratford car- The Athletics: P. Rand 8 8, (Mana- ductive, John lreaoweii. ing for her uncle, W. H. Hoy, who has ger), P. Lillis e f (Captain), Bailey p, Solo, Verna Banks. been very sick. " Haugh 1st b, Corey c, J. Blake 3d b, An unusually large number of people The Ladies Aid society will meet Peterson If, Ed Carmody 2b, Os- town with Mrs I. B. Goodsell on Wednesday, from out of were here 'to enjoy borne r f. After strawberries, on Decoration June 10, at 2.30 m. All are cordially the program the miserable weather p cake and lemonade will be served. We Sun-- day. Perhaps the ideal weather of invited. members will The Christian Endeavor next hope a large share of the day would make up for it. meeting MONSTROUS CARP. attend. work June 7, will be the The canker worm is making its Sunday evening, The association have in number of orchards consecration with the roll call. Unity cemetery evident a large meeting had the stone wall about the in town. Those of W. S. Roe and H. of the .Heart, IV. cemetery Subject, "Songs near S. W. Booth's all nicely W. Andrews worst. In What is true Reference, LARGEST EVER CAUGHT. repaired being the many repentance." and have had all the stones in the cem- do not show Psalm 51. A. Barnum. regards their ravages yet Leader, George GUNN MEMORIAL LIBRARY BUILDING, WASHINGTON. which had to lean reset The service next Sunday morn- etery begun without a close examination. Preaching A carp weighing 27 pounds was and have otherwise been the same or- 11 o'clock as usual, followed by improving writer has noticed that the ing at From Plans by Architect Rossiter. , caught in Taunton Lake, Monday. L. Sherman and or- school. cemetery. George chards and the same trees in those the Sunday did the work and are to Thursday ev- "Photo by .West. son, Walter, chards are affected that were the last Weekly prayer meeting j. be on their success. a few ening at 7.45. congratulated time the pest appeared years Rev Alexander Steele and Robert D. C. F. Bnnsmade is a car not in all but in unloading ago, perhaps cases, Smith went to Bridgeport, Thursday, of No. 1 hay at the immediate TRINITY PARISH. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Timothy depot this vicinity. to attend the ordination of Rev W. I. which he is for $19 ton for Miss Flora of New Ycrk was offering per Pipper A social function was the Maurerat the West End Congrega- cash. the of Mrs C. B. Hawley on Sat- delightful church. guest local peo- SUNDAY SERVICES. SUNDAY tional , John L. Beach of West and dance given by society young SERVICES. Stockbndge, urday Sunday. on A Mass., the here, last week, F. H. Beers and S. B. Terrell have ple at the Inn Friday night. At 11 a. service with spent night member of the Bentley orchestra from Rev A nice line of hammocks, croque t his mother, Mrs W. T. the estate of the late Robert Holy Communion ; at 12 m., Sunday J. S. Haugh will preach at the theguestof appraised the furnished mu- sets and carts at Taylor, Cur- Beach. Smith. Bridgeport at piano school; at 7.30 p. m., evening Methodist church, Sunday morning, express sic Refreshments of prayeiy tis & Co.'s. D. J. Botsford of Daniel s Farms has Sheriff S. E. Hawley was home on for the dancing. and conduct the Communion service. and wafers were served. improved his house by having it newl Monday looking after things and pre- punch At 7.30 p. m., there will be service those from out of town The Trinity Guild will meet at the in & painted. Stiles and Homer Clark o paring to bring his family here as soon Among present the church with preaching. The Longman Martinez prepared were: Miss Helen J. Penders, Hart- rectory next Thursday af3 p. m. at Curtis & Co.'s. Monroe did the work. as his place is out of the hands of the paints Taylor, Mrs ford; Miss Elsie Moore, Bridgeport; The singing class will meet on Friday STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. Mr and Mrs D. J. Botsford and painters. ', Miss ; Miss Etta at 3 p. m. : Clark of Daniel's Farms spent last There will be a and ice Hettie Way, Brooklyn For the housekeepers, Taylor, Cur- strawberry New Miss Gertrude Rev J. H. George and Rev J; H. Tuesday, June 16, a strawberry fes- Friday in Bridgeport. cream festival held in the parish rooms Martin, Yoik; tis & Co, have straw matting, window Pootatuck ; Messrs Frederick George, have been in Middletown, tival will be held at the home of Mrs Town Clerk O. B. Burton was in of St Paul's church by the Guild of Mitchell, Jr., shades, oil cloth and linoleum. Thiyr Paul Beardsley, New this week, the ordination at Grant Nutting in the Glen. Bridgeport on business, last Friday. that church on evening, June 5. Duncumbe, attending are for groceries, Friday New the Berkeley school. headquarters fancy C. P. Noyes and family, who have Cakes, candies and the usual diversions York; Carlton Smith, Haven; divinity teas and coffees. Walter Middletown, On Thursday evening at 7.45 prayer been spending a few week 3 at their offered. , Lawton, Hiram lodge, F. & A. M will have meeting. pleasant summer home, Cloverhurst, Mrs Onda Ocif of Long Meadow Hill James Roberts of Oxford, William to sail for a abroad on Tues- 100 a special communication oh Tuesday, expect trip has two ducks which in days have Mrs Howard Bassett has been Galpin of Woodbury and K. W. Daley will man we have been watching June 9, for the of the pass- day, June 9, and spend several laid 200 and are still reg- Young purpose working a in of those regis- eggs laying want-clo- thes ' ing few days at Charles Winton's Bridgeport are among weeks in you, and we know what you E. A. degrae. , Europe. ularly. Huntingtown. tered at the Sandy Hook hotel. Mrs H. Sherwood, who has Mrs Thomas Petit of Obtuse Hill is that ate built for you alone. George for taste been so seriously ill for so many months, holding the ribbons over a new driving We have them fashioned your Mrs Dennis Nash has suffered an e Miss Katherine Honan is is and is able to walk Rox-bur- Stein-Bloc- h, highest-grad- tail- George A. Northrop has a runabout teaching improving slowly horse purchased of Ira Booth of y. by the apoplectic shock and is in a critical '' suits are not out from the shop of A. W. Bassett & at the South Center school during the out doors. Her many friends will be - "',.: . ors in this country. The condition. a illness of her brother. to hear the news. , or , but yours, Son, shining in new dress of paint. a glad good H. W. Griffin, who has been with tne uncle's father's style, 1 and that air of smart- '.t, v: ... ; Mrs F. R. Hinman, who has been S. N. E. Telephone Co. for the past they express just W. F. Kutscher is on the sick listt is able to his ness that ta you. Davis & .JKiward lor has been a Miss Elizabeth H. Egan is visiting poorly for several weeks, eight years, has resigned position appeals under the care of Dr Gale. la passing .'. - and New Haven. York. friends at Lakewood, N. J.- - , walk out doors. His many friends will with the company and has taken a po- Savard. Bridgeport l.tewdjys ip'New - rejoice to hejir the gofld newl. sition with:ainsuran ce- rcorapia James B. Nichols has had new - H Stevens W. L. Wentworth has had the interior .. i' . is the owner of a new Mr and Mrs Charles. , Danbury. - Mr and Mrs S. A. Blackman and Mr ment floors laid in his stables at his Charles Bayon and other S.' TKornhill visited frienas in of A. M. Briscoe passed Saturday and Sunday ih"TJari"-fan-d exteriorx.of.jjjisiiquse John witnessed the au- barn on Mt Pla'esant and has made a farm wagon, bought d " and Mrs James Lee ounmngs aecurateu anu paiiueu-an- last week & . bury. newiy Newtown, Friday. ' tomobile races at Hill, Saturday. number of other improvemetns in his Son. has had heaters all over his Mr and Mrs R. Wilson of Sport placed George stables and now has a fine place for car- house. Alexander Marshall did the were last of Mr and Mrs Corning passed Newtown guests, Sunday, ing for his stock. Taylor & Hubbell have a new coal Benjamin Mr and Mrs L. H. Elsenboss. Duncombe of Mt Vernon Decoration day in painting. Frederick wagon, bought of A. M. Briscoe & Son. Stepney. There are no better made mowing' Mr and Mrs Vincent had a with his aunt, Mrs Egbert passed Sunday, Do you need any fencing? If so look machines on the market than the Mil- little arrive at their home on Duncombe. Rev E. of N. daughter George F. up D. N. Clark's adv. of Shelton. Andrew C; Moore has a new runa- J. Egan Seabright, J., waukee. S. J. the merchant, Mrs Vincent is critical- has been at his old homestead, Parks, Tuesday. quite bout, bought ol A. M. Briscoe & Son. visiting a car load, last year, and has ill at the writing. this week. purchased ly present Walter Lawton of Middletown passed William Schnabel and Miss Catherine a few left. The has greatly ad- Mr and Mrs Allen Smith have moved of his price Friday night as the guest sister, Turner were united in in Mrs E. Pond of New Haven, vanced on mowing machines of all to and are offering the" place marriage Lina Danbury Miss Margutrite Lawton. New York on 25. of order the East- Daniel Honan, who has been threat- kinds but Mr Parks is these here for sale at the Center. City, Monday, May grand matron the of selling After a short came will visit ened with appendicitis, is able to sit up machines at last prices. This is E. A. Houseman of Danbury is mov- wedding trip they ern Star, Jephthah chapter, year's James O'Brien has moved his steam to Mr and Mrs Edward S. O. next week once more. an opportunity to secure a big bargain here into his bungalow at the Cen- Beardsley's E. S., Friday night. It ing saw mill and is.now getting out lum- in where Mr Schnabel has a be a of more than if need a mower. He also sells hay which Dr Rider has occupied and Stepney, promises to meeting you ter ber for William Jordan. and will make and attend- Howard Bassett was in the 'Park loaders and all kinds of will make his home here in the future. position where they ordinary interest a large rakes, tedders, of-N- their home this summer. ance of the members is desired. Tuesday. farm machinery. Edward Griffin and wife ew City, York and F. J. Radamar and wife, Grover Loveland was so unfortunate, last as to have his elbow dis- John F. of was a Oradell, N. J., were guests on Decora-tio- a week, Mr and Mrs H. N. Greenman spent The Welton shoe for boys and girls is Meyers Danbury located which disables him for work visitor The Bee office, day and Sunday of Mrs B. Griffin Decoration day and Sunday in Easton a winner and the Sandy Hook ..Shoe at Wednesday. at the Center. for some time. the guests of Mr and Mrs F.L. Staples store has a line for boys and misses. South Britain. Dr C. C. Ryder has decided to locate and attended the auto' races on Sport All honest goods. A new line of strong N. H Goodhue, representing the elsewhere and moved his household Robert Cunliffe of Harrison, N. J., Hill, Decoration day. school shoes for children. Prices right. Economy fruit jar, accompanied F. H. SCHOOL REPORTS. goods, last Wednesday, to his father's spent Saturday and Sunday at the Barnes, the hustling representative The names of the pupils of the Cen- J. at West Redding, Colonial cottage on Maple Shade Farm Frank A. of Gilbert & Stoddard, on his rounds home, J. Ryder's, Assistant Postmaster Don't forget we keep a line of the ter school whose attendance was where he will spend a few weeks before with Mr and Mrs V. G. Hard. Blackman has a Maxwell in calling on the local trade, this week. per purchased Douglas shoes for men in vici kid and feet for he month ending May 29 are where to locate. Dr and Mrs Mrs R. C. Hill, Last year Gilbert & Stoddard handled deciding auto of Tousey of Long lace. or button. Some follows: G. made friends here who re- patent leather, eight carlords. as Helmer Anderson, Ryder many .' A phonograph makes home brighter in which he will soon be spinning lasts in the lot. Prices from M. " nobby Marian A. Bradley, Evangeline very much they are to locate else- and will find in Danbury at the about the town. gret you V. $2 to $3.50. Sandy Hook Shoe Store. Cassidy, Gregory Cassidy, Ehzabetn where. Lewis Phonograph Store, 265 Main Fow- who has been Cassidy, Harold Cassidy, Lloyd Lewis Smith, spending the stock in the state. L. Man-vill- street, largest The team of horses belongng to Charles Manville, Emily S. e, the winter here, with his Mr or when in Dan- Hulse has the New Milford. ler, parents, Write for a catalogue O. Peck of Reddintr. nttachtd to a milk F. D. equipped Sandy Oralene N. Manville, George W. and Mrs A. B, Smith, has returned to fine music can j double screen bury call and see what Thfcria-- mnmimr. Honk hotel with new Manville and Frank Nelson. Number his work at Great Barrington. be had. The Mr and his wife doors cl" the most approved pattern. METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. church to hold driver, Agnew, of pupils, 37; average attendance, 34. The St Paul's are a were thrown out. Mis Aenew had an Beloved Son. I am well festival in the basement of "My strawberry & Co. some ankle broken and the man was badly the first of the Hour this June R. H. Beers are showing C, H. Finch, the merchant, is im- pleased," Quarter the church, evening, Friday,, values in oxfords for cut about the ear. They were both sermons for the summer bunday even-- to which all are cordially invited. splendid spring proving and expected home, Saturday, NEWS PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. 5, and women. Mr Beers has taken to the house of Dr F. J. Gale ings,is the for Sunday at 7 p. Rev Alexander Steele of Newtown men always from New York. subject' himself in his shoe department, where their wounds were attended to. m. and the Miss Olive Pierce is spending a few the of the Congrega- - prided Congregational singing occupied pulpit his stock from one of the best The accident happened near the place emphasis on spul touching hymns to weeks in New York assisting in the tional, Sunday, in exchange with Rev securing houses in New England, and has never of the late Philo Clark. The horses Richard Firman and Miss Lucy Hook brighten the "life. care of a friend who is recovering Martin. .. Harry S. far as W. B. Glover's is the for morning. from an operation. has had his house had a complaint. ran as place. were married at St Rose's church, "Trees" subject John Gearay newly Rev Fox William Hartwell leads the' Epworth Austin Hine has returned from his E. P. Pitcher did the work. Wednesday evening, Patrick painted. Mrs H. H. Cur- A of the officials League. Topic, "The Promise of the trip to Litchfield. B. is having the barn The whist given by meeting borough officiating. Percy Hawley a was at the Father." Dr and Mrs E. L. Smith, Mr and Mr3 back his house and tis on Wednesday aftrenoon was very held, Wednesday evening, of repaired newly bank, George E. Fowler of Waterbury spent E. E. Leach is the car- succesful aaffir, the players number- rooms of the Newtown Savings An inspector representing the state painted. doing on- matters Tuesday at C. B. Pierce's. and P. ing nine tables, besides several for the purpose of talking over dairy commissioner has been inspecting Advertised letter in the New Milford penter work .E. Pitcher the Warden Mrs W. E. Hicox and Miss Currence . lookers. The first prize was won by of interest to - the borough. the stables of the dairymen peddling postoffice: Annie Connors.-Geo- rge painting. variou spent a day in Bridgeport recently. children and Mrs Mrs Wallace Mitchell, the second by David C. Peck presided and milk in all the towns of the state, with H. Jaikson, postmaster. The three of Major ' Miss Anna Stiles is her Mrs S. A. Blackman, and third by Mrs matters were discused. beneficial results to the The the evening service on Sunday at visiting Green, who have been ill with scarlet people. At mother in Monroe. C. G. Meeker and the consolation by are the in St the choir will sing the fever, are now gaining. Their home at. inspectors visiting dairymen John's, Miss Matilda Pierce Mrs Bedient. Cake and punch were the where milk is and Nunc Dimittis by Rob- is entertaining the Iron Works has been quarantined DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small towns, peddled, Magnificat number of served. The financial result was $12 as well as the dairies which the ert Morris Treadwell. Mr Treadwell a guests. for severaljweeks. Dr Sedgwick attends small, safe, sure and gentle little pills. supply Dr and Mrs Leibert entertained a ' for .the Hook liDrary. cities. An has visited is a brother of Mrs M. W. Hill, organ- them. Sandy Sold by Henry Rupf, Newtown, Conn inspector lately number of relatives the in Newtown "and Sandy Hook and ist at St John's. Waterbury Miss Mary Bateman left on Monday ' first of the week. A and swell line, of Shield bow looked over the stables of the dairy- Rev Dr Hare of Davenport, la., ar- for a few days' stay in Dover, N. J., nobby Save money by buying your drugs she will be the of Mr and ties for men. the largest assortment men. rived in town, Wednesday, for the where guest AT FINCH'S and fancy groceries of H. H. Canneld, Mrs Richard Barrett. She made the ever shown in the town, can be seen exercises. of was in North Woodbury. trip with Mr and Mrs Barrett in their at the store of R. H. Beers & Co. They Mr and Mrs H. N. Tiemann paid a Fred Touquet Bridgeport new auto. are dainty and dressy. Just what the visit to New Rochelle, N. Y, Saturday, town, Monday. W. enter- If one feels dull and spiritless, in the well-dresse- d men are Mr and Mrs M. Hill are Mrs George Totams of Bridgeport young looking Fresh strawberries every day. making the trip by automobile. call it the latter's parents, Mr and spring or early summer, they was a guest, last week,' of Miss Mary for. Bananas, oranges. taining Fever." But there is nofe- - . Mrs Treadwell of New York. "Spring , Supple. Screens for windows and doors. An cleaner for the hands ver is tne aiier eueci ui Sco- - congregations were present at usually, n Miss Ada Cotton and Mrs Emma The wooden wedding of Mr and Mrs Wire Quick-Klee- n is Large The nerves are netting. and household uses. and All Saints' church, Sun- our winter habits. friends in ! St John's field are visiting Stamford Arthur L. Peck, Jr., was delightfully Hammocks. , the modern dirt and fault. Tired, worn-o- ut nerves greatest grease Bishop Brewster confirmed a mostly at for a week. celebrated on Wednesday night. About Leave your orders for baseball goods remover discovered for day. lifeless, and without yet machinists, class of 24 at St John's and a class of leave us languid, Miss Florence Hull has been spending 30 were present and a very pleasant at Finch's. electricians, engineers, rail- or ambition. A tew doses or ur with Mr Mrs printers, seven at All Saints'. The bishop left spirit a few weeks here and evening was spent Refreshments We are going to have a new line of road men, foundry men, etc., and all Shnnn'a Restorative will absolutely and and has returned to her and on the evening train for Bridgeport John Bateman were served. men's oxfords.Also ladies oxfords who have stained and soiled hands. change all of these depressing ' ' to attend a special service at St Paul's. quickly home in South. Glastonbury. - white canvas shoes. For windows, floors, walls, - Kesioranve oi course William have cleaning The many friends of Orrin Roberts symptoms- ine Mr and Mrs Morgan kettles, enamel ware, sinks, marble, won't back to full health in in and will soon in their will sorry to hear that he had a bring you taken a rent Danbury trip with Mr and Mrs Barrett bith tubs and rust from iron or steel, te a or two, but it will do enough in there. Mr Miss Lillian Osborne of New Milford stroke of paralysis, Monday, and is in day begin housekeeping Morgan fine auto. it stands unrivalled. Every can is 48 hours to satisfy you that the remedy will commute between Brookfield and Herbert of Pittsfield is will be at the Newtown Inn. Monday a critical condition at this writing. Kellogg 15. Miss guaranteed to do all it is claimed for it, is that "tired Drur with his mother, Mrs of each week, beginning June Joseph Levy of the Park City Sign reaching spot" Danbury. , t spending a week sham- or the money refunded. rQuick-Klee- n everywhere are advising its L. Montrose of Newark, N. J., is a Osborne makes a specialty of Co. was in town, last week, doing gists Sophia Kellogg. and Soap Co., 835 Myrtle avenue, Brook- as a splendid and prompt general this week, of Mr and Mrs E. The Lenox Shear Co. are closing pooing, manicuring facial massage. some sign painting for P. M. Cassedy. guest, She will make at lyn. N. Y. Get a' can from your Alonzo Monroe It gives more vim and more r Montrose, on West street their factory. Saturday. for a few appointments pa The funeral of Mrs homes. She addressed grocer. the spoonful than any of , their a holiday tron's may be took place Tuesday, the service being D. D. Joyce completed setting out weeks, giving help constitutional . at the Newtown postoffice or at the held in St John' church. Rev J. F. nerve or tr 1200 tobacco plants on Monday, June esc!) wcck ens a who has been ill Newtown Inn. Stiles Millen. inspector at the Bor Plumb officiating. The hymns, "Rock failing appetite, Louis Covill, quite sluggish livers now den's Condensed Milk Co.'s local of "Nearer, My God, to Thee" frees "Miss Bateman left, Monday, with quinsy sore throat is gain- plant Ages," new life, sf My him. B. Shaw advertises that he will has a born on Long Island. and in Jesus." were sung by brings for a few days' stay in Dover, N. J., ing. Dr Sedgwick is attending J. daughter, "Asleep Test it a few dr will Mr and Mrs Martha Wildman is visiting be at the Newtown station on Thurs- Mr Millen passed Sunday with his wife a Hubert Thomas was the where she be the guest of quartet I Sold by all dr Mrs Richard Barrett She made the friends in Danbury for a few days. day, June 11, with a car of cattle. and daughter. undertaker in charge, THE NEWTOWN BEE. FRIDAY, JUNE 3 1908.

Hill. lune 16. Watch The Eea for pro- 1 gram later. The ladies gave a unani The Newtown Bea mous vote of thanki to Mster Kebecca for her untiring etforte In Ni'wi.iwn, Frlilty uw 3 , It" Sweeny help, J ing to make the entertainment given 1 by the young Indies a grand success Price-Upse- ts In every way and for the help and gifts she has procured for the church of Southbury, which we would mention the beautiful atlar hangings used on Easter day for THE AND VICINITY. . STREET the first time; also a very handsome Among; Young Men's and Boys' Mttbul Hiekox from Watcrtown spent prayer book and hymnal. It is re- buiuluy with her grandmother. gretted that the pictures taken of the Suits. Make Mr licortfo lirewer and family spent church at Easter by Sherman were Decorution duy with friends in York not a success but it is hoped to have 25 some taken later of the church's in- tide. ' house-cleanin- g Mitfg Huxley is ill at her boarding terior. A lively squall has A plate. A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society Emma Jleecher from Waterbury is was held with Mrs Frank Mallett, struck the stock of Young Men's and visiting Mrs Rothcrforth. Wednesday. Mrs Edward Outmnn of Brooklyn, N. Boys' Suits, and there are in Y.. is at her summer residence. Bethel. consequence Success Eva Uurlburt from Koxbury is visit- some sudden ing her aunt, Mrs Charles Lewis. capsizings among prices. Kouert Hicock was from Hartford MEMORIAL DAY. home, last week. Many handsome, 'jaunty suits that of Poultry Raising from the Mrs E. II. Brown, who spent the winter in New Haven, has returned The exercises which were held in the will bring coolness and cornfort io the start! Conkey's Book on Poul- to her home for the summer. Center cemetery, Sunday afternoon, p tells of 'feed- were as successful as any ever held in on the hot to come-f- or try you housing this place. The Soldiers' monument, boys days they In- services ing, care and breeding. West Cornwall. around which the look place, come--ar- e was decorated with flags and flowers are bound to caught in this formation that delights the school AGENi MCCREADY GOES TO provided by the children. The ot values. is poultrman. BKOOKFIELD JUNCTION. veterans, sons of veterans, and the shipwreck, This the story; Bethel Drum corps, met the members ' James E. MeCready, who has been of Moore White post, and Sons of read it. , . , station agent at this place something Veterans of Danbury at the Greenwood over three years, has been assigned avenue crossing, and escorted them to The the station at Brookfield Junction, and the cemetery. Here seats were pro- left for that place this week, moving vided for the veterans, clergy and Broken lines of Men's his to The towns. of the about the monu- Young Suits, threepiece, single family Danbury. speakers day, from people rerget this change very much ment. The chorus of male voices, breastedsizes 15 to 19 years, Scotch mixtures, light and Hindle Mr made a very which the sever- Pharmacy, as McCready's family opened exercises, sang dark checks, plaids, and blue and Black Tibets. The prices desirable addition to the village and al selections. Rev L. M. Lounsbury $6.85 987 Alain Street, both Mr and Mrs MeCready as well as offered prayer, after which Misses were 10, $12 and $15. We offer them at their daughter. Maude, will be missed Pauline Andrews, Eunice Richmond Bridgepart, Conn. from the church and social life. It and Avarice Levalla and Eben Hill of Boys' Knee Pant Suits, 7 to 16 years. A good assort- saddened their many friends to see the Bethel High school, gave pleasing ment of and dark them leave, but Mr MeCready con- recitations. Lincoln's speech at Get- light checks, plaids, mixtures, and light and sidered the change necessary for the tysburg was read by Joseph Eaton of dark Blue Cheviots. Prices were $3.50, U and $5. Your educational advantages of his daugh Danbury. After another selection sung choice while last ter and granting that they know best by the male chorus, Henry A. Gilbert they . their own requirements, the well wish chairman of the occasion, introduced eg of the community follow them. the speaker of the afternoon, Rev Horace Q. Judd. Mr Judd is a 'native AH our stock of unlined from Boys' Boys' Blue Serga Boys' Black Alapaca Mrs C. E. Baldwin has returned of Bethel. In the early days of the Odd Knee sizes 7 an extended visit with friends in New Pants, Coats, single breasted,sizes Coats, sizes 12 to 17, reg- Civil War he enlisted in Co. G., 17th to 16 were Haven. ' Conn. that $1.25 and 12 to 16. Were priced ular price $1.50. Regiment Volunteers, which 1 ' Mrs William Bailey entered the hos served war. Mr 1.50. ISale Price 95c $3. Now Sale Price E. Stone . & Son, through the Judd's $150. 75a pital at Pittsneld, this week. Miss remarks were largely reminiscent and 229 llain St., Bertha Cole is to have charge of her in speaking of the men who enlisted home and infant son during her ab from he said DANBURY, CONN. this place, they were ex- sence. ceptionally good men, who came from ' close of Telephone isH. Sunday night witnessed the good homes. He particularly men- Main St. week s of the three series meetings tioned Trenus Woodman of this place Cor. Bridgeport, which have been conducted by Miss and Andrew D. Couch of Plumtrees, Slimmer Sale Fannie Simpsono f New York, the gos both of whom were killed while on Fairfield Ave. Conn. 4 pel soloist and evangelist, the meet- duty at at Chancellorsville. He also and much ings have been well attended spoke of many others. During the . Undermuslins. interest has been shown and the chapel next chorus a collection was taken for was packed Sunday evening for the the care of the plot on which the Sol- Never before we been In have any bettor closing service. Miss Simpson depart- diers' monument stands. The Moore-W- hite serve Undermus- shape to your every want in ed, Tuesday, leaving many warm G. then lins. No matter what price garment you want post, ;A. R., conducted It's here, and you can depend it's the best to friends in the community. tUSSl its memorial service, after which birthday on May 9, in a quiet, though Weak women should rrv Dr SVmnn'c lie found at the Mrs Wolfe of Ansonia accom- price. Charles America was sung. The benediction pleasant way. Mrs Short is remark Night Cure. These soothing, healing. Mrs N. J. Calkins, Corset 1 2 1 -- 2c to $ 1 .25 panied her mother, was offered by Rev A. T. Steele. ably active for her able to direct to Covers, Charles years, being antiseptic suppositories go the 50c to on a visit to her uncle, Owen, attend to many of her householld du- seat of these weaknpsses. Mw "Rnnlr Chemises, $1.98 to her home Sun Drawers, 50c to 1.98 last week, returning ties, cooking for her family, etc. She No. 4 For Women" contains many val-- More Than Gowns, 50c to $5.00 day. also enjoys looking after her flock of uaDie runts to women, and is free. Thomas Fenn and The summer Sunday afternoon men's it Skirts, 25c to $5.00 Mrs daughter, chickens. Of a family of nine Ask Dr Shoop, Racine, to a few meetings on Poker Rock have been re- children, Wis., mail Infants' 25c to Viola, of Yalesville. spent days seven are living. She has 14 it. Ask the Doctor in arricrpst. rnnfi. Your Dresses, $4.00 Mrs sumed. The sincinir of inspirinc grand- at the home of Fenn's n. recently is an children and 18 dence, any questions you wish answered. George H. Beck. hymns important feature of the s brother, . Rev E. E. Judd of the Church of the jur anoop-- Cure Is sold Miller has not been meetings. JNight by all Worth. Mrs Margaret in New York, City, dealers. : - . Money's and Nurse Wheaton Hiram Brotherton, a who Strangers preached very well of late carpenter, in the church, for her. is employed by A. H. Senior, the con- Congregational Sunday We invite has been caring morning. cordially ' Arthur E. Nickerson spent Memorial tractor, caught three finEers of his you to call at our new store and ex- hand in the amine our fine day with his brother in Torrington. right joiner machine, while Bad Weather stock of Miss Ellen Cochrane is at her at work at the factory one. day last It's k - again Mr Greenfield Hill home here. week. Brotherton lost a portion of Diamonds, Watches, jewelry, en- a thumb in a machine several months Dr and Mrs Joseph Robinson are ' for Silverware, Clocks, Umbrellas, tertaining relatives from Chicago. ago. .. PERSONAL NOTES. Toilet and Manicurinsr Sets. Mrs Smith of New Myron Trowbridge of Grtiaav Plain Mr and Sidney Stanley Bennett of has Etc. with Miss. Eliza street is arransrintr to build a rlew han Bridgeport Bad Combs, Purses, Bracelets, York spent Tuesday been a lew W. E. Paint. - in spending days at You will find our the lowest Leslie the home oi Mr ana Mrs the rear of his residence. prices at Nichols'. . We also do fine Miss F. Hatch and Miss Ren nf Rr , There are paints so bad as 81 a in the city. watch George R. Smith, coming via Hartford Nichols and Boston gallon. Luke's hospital, New York, have been Dwight family of We haven't any so bad as that; there is no and jewelry repairing. in their touring car. and Filmore Nichols and good reason for so bad as spending a few with Mrs family of making any that; Edward D. took a days James New York were called home there Is no good reason for making bad paint Cartwright party. Durant of Elizabeth street. to attend at all. which included his mother, his sister, the funeral of their mother, Mrs Isaac Devoe costs A carryall party from here went, one less than those paints; it Is M. J. BUECHLER, Mrs Theodore Sturges, and Miss Simp- Nichols. strange Indeed that anyonesells those paints; day last kWeek, to Pootatuck, South-bur- y it is that son, to Canaan in his automobile. Me- Eugene Bailey 6f New York has stranger yet anyone lys them. The Reliabla Jeweler, where they enjoyed a pleasant They take more gallons cost more money morial day, Miss Simpson having part been a guest .of his Darents in this and don't wear as . 48 day's outing. .. long. ' Fairfield Avenue, , Near Depot, in the musical program. Mrs Miner P. place. Devoe is your Paint. . . Mrs Cora Decker Of Stratford has Bridgeport, Conn. Roeers also went t tanaan the same been the Charles Nichols and daughter were H. H. for Miss guest of Mrs Henry Mans- recent CANFIELD, day as accompanist Simpson field of Grand street. guests of Mr and Mrs Alfred in her vocal selections. Wyrtzen at Fairfield. North WoODBOtttr. Ct. Mr and Mrs Arthur E. Smith with , Mr and Mrs William Y. bhailer were Miss Elise Sherwood son, of Ryohlite, Nevada, are spent Monday in Sharon several,days, last week, re- guests night at Mrs Arthur on Burr ' at the home of Mrs Smith's Bulkley's EDISON Sunday. . : brother, street. turning James Durant, on Elizabeth street. I Can Sell Your Farm Heart John A. Salewksi was home MrsH. . Dowd is in irom The concert, which was quite poor Brookfield from Friday till Sunday. given. last 'health. No Matter Where It Is or What It Is Strength PHONOGRAPHS ,1 1 . Thursday evening, in the Town hall Mrs ADoee..." enieriainea ner i by Worth. sister, some-student- of Calvary school Miss Jane Wilcox, at the Mansion of Send full description, state lowest cash nrln Greensboro, N. C, was attendecL'by a J"Had dyspepsia or for and Heart8tfeflh,BwrtW(taes3,iiieansNerT indigestion learn my wonderfully guecessf ul plan. OTffefTsWeakflew-nothuigmo- re. hjme, Monday. good sized audience and was interest- years. No and what I did Strength, Pos- Huston Cochrane is out or town appetite, itively, not one weak heart In hundred ig. ing. The young colored students' eat distressed me Burdock t In it. Brighten Homes, looking for cattle. sang terribly. aelf, actually diseased. It tt almost always a lnany pleasing jubilee songs, and one Blood Bitters cured me." H. Walk- STEPHEN 5. SIKSAV, hidden Miss Annie Bedat returned Saturday J: tiny little aero that really is all at fault. of the company, who was a skilled vio- er, Sunbury, Ohio. 93 Rellley'Street, Conn This obscure nerve tha Cardiac, or Heart from an out-of-to- visit. Bridgeport. Nerve Amuse linist, gave several selections. simply needs, and must hnn..mrmi Families, Mrs John Weeks with her daughter pleasing Prof Severee of the school in his ad- tability, more controlling, more from is her governing Bridgeport visiting father, dress, explained the Durnose and vsmV strength. Without that the Heart mast continue R. Cole. to foil, and the Frederick of the school. ;The stomach and kidneys also have EntertainFriends. Charles was in Kent several company appeared these same controlling nerves. Whitney here under the auspices of the days, this week, returning with his Evening This clearly explains why, as a medicine, Dr. ouir jjouge. Snoop's Restorative has In son, who was up from that place over the past done so much Mrs Julia Short celebrated her 89th for weak and ailing Hearts. Dr. Brst Sunday. Shoop sought Easy Payments. the cause of all this painful, palpitating, suffocat. Ing heart distress. Tit. fihnnn'. TWr,no thu Cemetery and Memorial Work. popular proscription Is alone directed to these Tashua. weak and wasting nerve centers. It builds: Lewis It strengthens; it offers real, genuine heart help. If you would have strong Hearts, strong CHRIST CHURCH NOTES. & strengthen these nervw Hughes Chapman, them as needed, with Phonograph S uccessor to Ch as. J. ' TVip T.sirhes' Aid society met with Mrs Hughes, Store, Treadwell on Thursday of last week. There was quite a good attendance, it fm Main St, Danbur,y, Ct. was decided to hold a lawn fete at the Br. home of Mrs Lorenzo Mall ett, Tashua Stoop's mm 0MMOMOM98MO9MM Restorative Do I You M&ke Butter? I Manufacturer of iinrt rion "ALL The DEALERS" u Highest Grade of Cemetery (O) v one from W If you do, come to our store to get the articles you need to 0 replace those worn out. If you don't make your own butter, Granite and Marble. why don't ? You can need at our you get everything you Office and Salumnm is store. Such as I 300 This the kind of Sulky Plow j Stratford Ave.r Bridgeport, Ct. Branch office. 154 Main St.. Danbttry, Conn You want. Letug sell you one. Churns,...... Butter Bowls, Ladles, Moulds, Stone $ cream Skimmers, Milk urns, J. S. All kinds of Agricultural Tools, Garden Seeds, etc. H Pails,?jars,Milk Bottles, Caps, Dippers, Strainers, BATES, j Successor to The Baths Stoke Co., FRANK S. PLATT COMPANY And most anything else you might need to make butter and Monumental &Btiilding Work YOUR BOY We sell our low for dairy supplies. goods as as can be sold and 350-35- 6 fEN-H..E- Cleaning Monuments, . State St., New Haven, Co SivLVUS?i.l0Be rt these SPLENDID Si and have the as well as the best to choose birtu--JJ?- Di cheap quality from. Headstones, etc. JLpo'gl'ebimoneforhtahlm Come n and see whether ?lTe 8tsrt Let him saw your J the goods, you buy or not. 42 Water cut your fodder, pump your water, run St., Norwalk, Ct. the separator, and do two-thir- of the work f??? ?on hire done. Made In 3 sixes, 3K, T and V IS for circulars and 30 days free trial plan. We also have a full line of Wind M. G. FOR Mills, Tower Wood and Steel Tanks. Steam E. KEANE'S DUSTLESS' SWEEPING. K'nea. Saw Mllia, Threshing Machines, F. BEACH, bllos.f Women Gutters, Manure Spreaders, Stanchions. Agents wanted in every OyllnderOll. Farm Implement and the best 962 Main Street, Conn. Monumental V rTVj Kooflng Manufactured. Send for circulars. Bridgeport, J town. Good commission. Ad Works, tl dress or call on RENOMMANUFACTURINQ CO., 507 Fred E. Field, , mm jHousatonic Aye., Bridgeport Purchase St., New Bedford. SOnERS, CONN. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1008.

, Huntington. The Newtown Bee. ( Old SuwUiwn, Friday, June 5. IW DAVID II. CHAT FIELD. 60 Years The was shocked the THE LEE BROS. FURNITURE COMPANY. immunity by out. wlu n com sudden David H. Crmtneld tni generally jilayed I death of menced to una Dr. David Fa- TOWN TOPICS. which occurred at Bonnibrook, Friday 'Ki'niiwly'i vorite Hornedy," writes 8. I. Young, of afternoon. Mav 22. He was apparent niflnred and Hiram, Ohio. "For years I have ly in the best of health and spirits with iufliimiiiiitiim and alu in the MEMORIAL SERVICE AT TRINITY. with his wife drove from cpimtuiit up Bridgeport bladilur ami kirtwyn, ami have gradually in the morning ,to spend t;the day, and One Price wciida mi'l d at time that BY REV II. GEORGE. soon dead in the grown oxpfP't any Strictly SERMON J. after dinner dropped urine nature's would cpbho. house. Mr Chatnuld in piuwing ly yard near the liwiiln I have IukI rht umat In in every his was resident of pain Cash Furniture Warerooms. The one In Bridgeport, Conn. A verv intereBtintr Memorial service younger days a muwlo ami joint, ami have suilnred only lived in Eliza waahekUt Trinity church, Sunday Huntington, but later but I mti't I Ji .ve mit in five No Credit, No Discount, No Commission. N. and 15 hi,' siWnnnn The readinir dcBk and cut beth, J., for the past years yean felt as well an I da n w. Have im. has made Bonnibrook his summer niwArArirnDed with the stars and proved daily since I hnu tle una of while flags were suspended home. Kind hearted and affectionate One to all. Small profits and returns. We'are now Btripes his price quick ready above the altar and in the rear of the be was everybody's friend and death in with for business No one can undersell us. aud tonum. inoae participating in the community has met Dr.uavid the survice were Rev 0. 0. Wright. an irreparable loss. Prayers were rea d Kennady s Located in our new building lately purchased and for the at Bonnibrook Rev Mr Clark of equipped Rev James A. Osborne, Rev James by the Furniture Business. H. George, Jr., Kev Alexander Church of the Good Shepherd, Shelton, Steele and the rector of Trinity. The Sunday afternoon, over the remains of We have two Furniture Warerooms, three blocks tak- FAVORITE REMEDY apart. latter preached the sermon. Among D. II. Chatfield and the' body was Be sure and to our new between Arch and the veterans present were Henry B. en to Elizabeth, N. J., on Monday for ' go warerooms, High Sts., About a week I a man afflicted Coeer, Thomas Brown, William Ack-- burial. The house was filled with sor- ai;o five near the new Iheatre. is with bladder wane Favorite Bora, Lyric ley.C. M. Parsons, George W. Graham, rowing friends and great sympathy trouble, be- and to-d- he mid: 'That is a Charles Hawley, Charles Beeman, felt for the family in their sudden edy, great I am hotter and he Charles Charles M. Berea-for- d reavement. Mr Chatfield, who was 73 medicine; already,' J, Hayden. drove miles to and L. C. Nicholson. Sons of Vet years old, leaves a widow, who was eight get a bottle of it." Cen- You h.ivo a fre battle of Dr. David 1379 Main Street, Conn. erans, were also present A good sized formerly Maria L. Judson of the may Mmple Bridgeport, and one in Kennedy Kavorin Itiiiicdy, the rmt Kidney, congregation enjoyed the excellent ter, son, Henry, residing Liver and Blond meIl:ino, and a book lot containing sermon by Rev Mr George. Elizabeth, N. J. valuable medical advice liy limply wltlng to the Dr. David Kennedy'! Sons, Bonuoiit, N. V. Mention ALICE MACDONALD. this paper. iaricebottleatl.UU. All druvgiita. Thel'High School committee have unanimously Curtis E.' Cook Alice Macdonald, youngest child of as the principal of the Newtown High Mr and Mrs Duncan Macdonald, and Weston. school for the school year beginning wife of Charles Warner of Shelton, $ $ $ 1. Lawn for $$$$ September was brought to the cemetery burial on Friday, May 22. She had LOCAL BRIEFS. ; Supplies Miss Ruth Snow has been elected to much of her life im Huntington spent Adolph Horn hair returned to Brook- a in a school Atlantic and will be deeply mourned by many position at High lyn, after a few days' visit at the For Boats. lands, N. J. friends in this place. A number from attended her funeral in Shelton Faulhaber residence. here M. F. over We have supplies of all kinds and followed the remains to their last Donnelly spent Surday Miss S. J. Scudder has a nice with his here. in the Center. She was family for boats. Side Lights, Whistles, horse, bought of H. H. Stevens of resting place Miss Alexandine Henderson of Ridge- 41 vears old and leaves besides her Bells. Foe horns, dry batteries, field was a last week, of Mrs F. Danbury. husband three children and a large guest, switches and all sorts of hardware of relatives and friends to mourn Beers. circle New York friends have been guests in brass and galvanized iron. Mrs Jermiah Nolan passed Sunday for her. , in Bridgeport of Mr and Mrs Jacob Kennel. Full line of Life Preservers, Anchors, S. S. is of OBSERVANCES. "Mrs Carver the guest Mushroom Mooring Anchors, chain, MEMORIAL friends. Mrs Levi C. Morris is in Boston, Birdcenort rope, flags and everything necessary fine weather of 24 drew out Mrs A. E. Mr and Mrs J. Mas9., the of her daughter, Mrs The May Turney, for getting your boat in commission. guest number of visitors P. Fitch Memorial in S. Howell Wright an unusually large spent day It will nay boat owners to get our from alltthe surrounding towns to the prices. Memorial services at the Center. The Miss Polly Perry and Frank McCar- - Miss Hammond and Miss Sophia Ham- " church was crowded to roll will be married, June 10. , mond are now with their Mrs C. Congregational sister, the doors and hundreds remained out Lyman Beers has been entertaining H. Northrop. side during the exercises, which consist- relatives from Bridgeport. Harry Rider, Finest a Variety, ed of prayer and address of welcome Mr and Mrs Malone have spent 612 Nichols has a build- Water St., Clarence bought by Rev F. A. Holden ; address by Rev few days with Mrs Sarah Perry. ing lot of E. L. Bond and is excavating C. H. McMillan of Derby and singing Ralph Barrett spent Memorial day Bridgeport, Conn. Correct the cellar for a new house. Style, by 13 young ladies. After the usual and over Sunday in New Haven. Telephone 1346-- G. A. R. exercises and decorations of Comrades Hawley Williams and u. Prices. W. J. Alexander of New York has graves in the cemeteries the veterans O. Chase were the committee in charge Fairest of been passing some days in town. and others were served witn ngnt re of decoration for the soldiers' graves in or freshments at Laborie's hall. ' Mrs town, last week. Kodol is the best known preparation This is the rules in this establishment. West-po- of the dec Mr and Mrs Fillimore Beers ot to-d- trinity that Fred B. Hubbell and family of rt Harry Brownson had charge that is offered to the people for services and into the former were guests, Decoration day, and orations at the Memorial BrideeDort are moving dyspepsia or indigestion or any stom- The best clothes for men and boys. Mrs of W. P. Rowland. Sunday of Mr and Mrs I. B. Goodsell. they were very attractive. residence ach trouble. Kodol digests all foods. also at the Mrs E. S. Andrews has been The best hats, shoes and furnishings. also called on other friends . in Brownson presided organ quite It is pleasant to take. It is sold here They had town. and Miss Marguerite Holden ill for several days. by H. Rupf, Newtown, Conn. There's no best in town, if it is not here. charge of the music. Miss Gordon. Mr and Mrs U. 1?. Lockwood and many John L. Sanford, is spending a Gregory, Irving Jr., a others hereabouts attended the auto- few in JN. where Mrs Esther Hecox is laid up with days mattewan, i mobile races at Sport Hill on Memo- he is the guest of Mrs T. S. Judson. sprained ankle. Mrs E. S. Hawley has returned from rial day. dele- a visit in Mrs C. H. Scofield attended as GIVEN AWAY. Mrs M. C. W., Curtis of New Haven Ridgefield. t Mrs Lillie Williams entertained the gate from the Congregational church HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, is a few weeks with Newton spending Hartife Circle of Daught the annual meeting of the Fairfield Lydia King's 1 M. Curtis and Miss Jennie Curtis on West Consociation in Stamford, last 929 Main Corner ers on , Street, Bank, Curtis Hill. fnday. ' " Mr and Mrs G. A'.', Fuller' have week. , ' Mr of Fairfield has been spend- opened Millcroft for the summer, the Lyon BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT. ' Mr and Mrs Benjamin Corning spent last Thursday. ing several davs atjthe residence of W. family arriving More Decoration day in . Bridgeport the Richard Macdonald has moved his Morehouse and Mr and Mrs F. P. Dav guests of Mr and Mrs Benjamin family to Shelton, where he has pur house. Mr M. and East Nor enport They also visited Coming's chased a place. J. Perry family of Darents. in Stepney, Mr and Mrs Ed Mrs Chatfield of Cheshire is, with walk were over Sunday guests at the ward residence of William Robinson. Corning. , , Mrs L. B. Gray in place of Mrs J. R. Adell roof Brott, who has returned to Danbury. Mrs Hull is having a new Olive and Edward Corning of the Owing to the protracted, storm Mrs placed on her house. has been Glen spent a few days, last week, in L. B. Gray entertained the Aid society Mrs Mary J. Cole suffering with a severe cold and under Dr Gor-ham- 's constructed size Stepney the guests of their grandpar- on Friday instead of Wednesday as AH steel wason, 2ti13. rear wheels 9 inches front and ents, Mr and Mrs. Edward Corning. expected. Over 30 sat down to supper care. has been rear axles black enamel, body painted A.Wood most Mrs Charles Nordman. who Walter and the occasion was a pleasant a brilliant red. Given for is now able to be out again. Miss'Lucy Blackman of Passaic N. one. Mrs Edgar Wooster will enter- quite ill, Dr Smith of is for her. 250 OZONE Trade Marks or 50 the holiday with her tain them at her, home in Trapfall on Redding caring J., spent parents, Rufus who was seriously Trade narks and and Mrs James Blackman, in the Wednesday afternoon, June 10, and it Mrs Gould, Mr is now 75 Cents. Walter A Wood Machines - ill the gaining Glen. is hoped that all will come prepared to through winter, Mowing to her re- work as there is so much sewing on nicely antl is able to attend Sent by Express, charges paid by household duties. This will be good ceiver. C. A. Peele, who has been sick and hand. Walter A. Wood news to her many friends. Reapers under Dr Kiernan's care, is improving Several from this place attended the Memorial exercises in Monroe and Mrs F. A. Bulkley and son, Joseph Ozone Soap Works, slowly. attended the funeral of a rel- Walter A. Wood Rakes greatly enjoyed the program. Bulkley, 365 Housatonic Avenue, Hay ative in Wilton, last week Tuesday. i Conn. I Mrs Charles Briscoe of Easton is a Winton Hull spent last week Tues- Bridgeport, on Walter A. Wood Tedders guest of her 3on, E. D. Briscoe, day in Bridgpeort on business. Botsford Hill. Lyon's Plains. Which we are selling at very close margins, and as the hay crop indi- Miss Mary Hogan and Miss Margaret cations point to an abundant harvest we advise placing your orders Lumber of Waterbury were guests, early to be sure and get your Machines in time. over Decoration day, and Sunday of A WORTHY LADY. Mr and Mrs Homer Conger in Sandy Mrs Rebecca J. Rowland, who on One Horse Steel Frame Mowing Machine) Hook. next Sunday will celebrate the 77th &n- VICTO niversary of her birthday,, is a re Makes one of the b:st Lawn Mowers on the market and the price is William Conger has been among the markably well and active woman for attractive at sick ones, this week. one of her years. Mrs Rowland not very only sees to all her household duties Ray Clark spent the holiday here but assists in the out door work a with his parents. great deal and seems to have as much vigor as she did 30 years ago. She ha s Farmers' and Co., alwavs been a hard working woman Supply Roofing Bernard of Mr and Mrs J. Keating and has passed through a great deal Implement Warehouse, Zoar had a little daughter arrive at trouble and sorrow but in of ft of spite 256 Middle St., Conn. their home on Tuesday, May 26. all she always seems as bright and Bridgeport, cheerful as when she was a young lady. The Bee and its readers extend hearty M. for Mrs H. Smith left, Tuesday, congratulations to Mrs Rowland in this Don't borrow your a visit with friends in Hartford for a her ana trust sne may anniversary day U.ivo if ar.BVwme Have a Victor. few Her husband joined her - - . A days. yet be snared to see many returns ,of Hiivpi vour own. '"- Your classes shokld not only be of the prevail-- S when attended " ni w there, Thursday, they her natal 1 down and a dollar a weeu give .yuu !U 0 IcLY insr pattern, but should suit your individuality.;! 4 day. tlC nni!...l.urLlCLl . "LYMAN GLASSES" the marriage of their nephew, Walter the popu ri , possess certain bands and We Mr Smith returned home on eat orchestras; Jj points not found in ordinary eye glasses. build glasses for particular people. Jamison. NEWS HEREABOUTS. graniXLTe melody and Friday evening. ballad singers the comic song F. LYMAN, 920 Main 1 Mr and Mrs Wakeman are enter- Mfg. Optician, St., Bridgeport. Eli i to-da- y Established 1875. , town over nt if taining friends from out of fUn'We,llVllyon all about the easy-payme- plan I Constipation causes headache, nau- Sunday.- - ' sea, dizziness, languor, heart palpi- C. E. Patchen took a party clam-- m you'll call. tation. Drastic physics gripe, sicken, ing on Decoration day and caught THE CENTURY CO., If weaken the bowels and don't cure. quite a number of horse feet. Doan's Regulets act gently and cure Jesse Patchen had as guests, Sunday, Sales Agents, constipation. 25 cents'. Ask your drug- Mrs Norman Lockwood of Bradley " Bridgeport, Conn. H gist. str66ta 837MabSt., ALLIGAN Mrs Moore and Mrs Sh:nn and child 11 ren spent Sunday with Ted Hendershot Millinery When you need to. take something and daughter. take it promptly for the stomach, but S. JJurlburt, who has been spending reliable-somet- hing in take something you know is the winter in Norwalk, is now at ms Patterns Spring Models like Kodol For Dyspepsia place here. 989 Broad St., Beers' Colonial and Indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to John Williams has had his two sheds Season Bldg., Bridgeport take it is reliable and is guaranteed to moved which stood back of his house While the Trout relief. It is sold by H. Rupf, New west and is to have them give a little to the need a new outfit or supplies of any kind town, Conn. thoroughly repaired and is to erect a Is on, just remember if you DO YOU WANT TO BE CERTAIN Wil-la- m wide assortment. new barn where his sheds stood. that everything you may require will be found in Van Vost of Easton did the mov- That is filled as is your Prescription your r bysic Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup of the buildings for him. Mr Wi- D. D) and Gun Store, like so well to ing SMITH, Cigar an would like to have it? If it here. the one that children lliams' son from Bridgeport is to erect JConn. so, bring as 44 Fairfield Ave.. Opp. Poll's. Bridgeport. take as it tastes nearly as good the barn for hia father. In the Do not that we carry the most complete line of sportlns soods city. maple sugar. It acts gently yet freely First Selectman George Sherwood forget and drives the Curtis' on the bowels thereby it has just completed a short stretch of Pharmacy, cold out of the It is sold system. by State road just below James A. Smith's Corner Main and Elm Sts., Conn. H. Rupf, Newtown,. Conn. on the Plain which is a great improve- Bridgeport, ment to the road there and now is put- in another short stretch of State ANYTHING can tell when smash a ting f Never you'll road just south of the Forge near the You May Require When buying UKe to KNOW that thej are the rea finger or suffer a cut bruine, burn or new For The Horse iYlOSt eODle thlni that nallt 18 M8C,1y reprelented to them, Eclec-tri-c bridge. and to feel that the are scald. Be prepared. Thomas' is building a r r price paid just. Then ahopDlnt C E. Patchen carriage Can be found at becomes a pleasure and a satisfaction. This pleasure may be yours In the future, simply Oil instantly relieve the pain-qui- ckly for In of makes. - barn for A. B. Gregory at Cranberry when looking things gold or silver the best Sterling or plated ware, choice cures the wound.- Plains. He raised the frame, for the Cut glass, timepieces that will tell you the truth, diamonds and other precious stones, opera and field glasses, pocketbooks, blllbooks and card cases, art ware, fans, Whiting's boi last week Wednesday. Diamond paDcra. barn, W. W. Stevens & Co.'s. Repairing. setting and engraving. yea examined day or night. Pronerl DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills Frederick Gerhardt, who has been in fitted (lasses made and guaranteed. Goto ' seven or Conn. are prompt and thorough and will in a Klondike for the past eight 16 Whitest., Danbury. TAYLOR short time strengthen the weak- years, expects to return in October ar.d GREGORY, very Mr and Mrs Competent Workmen for Kepairlnir. ened kidneys. Sold by H. Rupf, New- will visit his parents, Practical JtvaUrt, KlMkta St., Derty, Cai. town, Conn. Phillip Gerbardt NEWTOWN 9 THE BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1908.

t Financial The Newtown Bee. Institutions. Financial ImtlUtljii. Newtown, Friday. Juno J, m. A Hair The Randall Company, untMortgages, THE KINGSHIP OF The JESUS (cu., Irrigation Bonds, NewMllford, Conn. Paying 6 per cent, A SERMON DELIVERED AT THE Dressing Newtown Bawd on wc INSTALLATION OE RFV G. H. 3jrrmprlnrti. land. 1 high-cla- ss NotiUollttrlontlnSyeawixperlfncolntlietwiitH'urUles. JOHNSON IN NEW MILFORD, If you wish t hair MAY BY REV DR MARION L. dressing, we are sure Ayer's Bank BURTON OP THE OF Savings CHURCH Hair Vigor, new improved for- THE 11 1.Ci It I MS, BROOKLYN. (Founded In 1S35) mula, will greatly please you. We otter for sale roruear i cannot gpeHkinir a persona It keeps the hair soft and $25,000 Binninjrlmm Railway, & Power Co. word In the first tilitce be Light makes it look ,1,",,')l,1,ltnn,llt'iil'n mortirw per emit void bond. cause of the beautiful smooth, rich and n.. of relationship that ,. Li i NWln prior payment. Dun May 1. IMf. r "'m'h- Denomination . hati existed, ami does exiat between the luxuriant, prevents splitting at I""1- i,0io. Jlsybt'wMwHU wprlm-liml- Pays Per cent rm.'rt.t u Nor Din niid Boston i'rincl-i- church at of which 1 wan myl)l.m.aiiniittly For Men lirookfield, the ends. And it keeps the payl.l in Boston at old Colony.yTrust Company, TrurtJS. pantor three years, and this church 4 I'rlie 100 and int. Ytoliiluirtf percent. Tilt? . but do I remember scalp free from dandruff. Cjlllimnv ttlirniu) tf4W" flimlm ... uuvr A.I n.bt . here; especially fnl . i. f iV. T , " ii" iw.iiu.ww. 11 iiBH own in iiircess" with great gratitude the very materia Aim nil ehanie l!ie eoor of lh half. ,f'rm urn mritrl rmiwuv. idm'tr IMilimr. Women iirmill anil powur UUh iiimk Ot H rm hit hum. A In. u,l,l,.l, i . and I.VH.UUU WHy in which members of this church Tliiine bond, urn follow...! i, ii raiTAiT .f...Zd .T.j . 7. formula with Men Interest pfiiil. ' Z'aS aided us in our endeavors at lirookfield. bottlt mnuiini t)t common Dlvldmids of Biwrcwnt h7,in ..ih VEl This mark identifies the aiiow it to you ptrruiTua stock tna at.h ve botiu ever m:e highest And I also count it a special honor and A . Iwiim,. type of men's and women's shoes privilege to stand in this to- pulpit him about It. On all without dis- HINCKS BROS. & Bond ' told at $3.50. And though leather night, in whfch preached for over half this tfoathouTi deposits CO., Dealers, a century the father of that man whom i njers Court Exchange Bldg., 207 State ' and labor are now more costly, wc anajaam crimination. St., Bridgeport, Conn. President Foster of Chicago University Ai lY.s sme time the new Ayer'i Hair maintain the high standard which has has characterised as the greatest theo Vigor is a strong hair tonic, promoting of 'One to made Zenith Shoes famous and logian America has ever produced. the growth of the hair, keeping all the Deposits Dollar which our label guarantees. refer to Nathaniel W. Taylor, son of tissues of the hair and scalp in a healthy One Thousand Dollars receiv Zenith Shoes for men and women your own Mr Taylor, who ministered condition. The hair stops falling, dan here so lone: and I also count it dru!? disappears. A splendid dressing. from are made of the finest quality mater i ed any one person in one privilege to stand in the nulmt -M-id by th J, 0. Ayr Co., LowtUtMm, The City National ia!s shoe makers, and have which ministered for a one who Baoik, by expert time of 103 hand-wor- year. Wall Street, Conn. more k in them than any later became President of Yale Uni Bridgeport, and other $3.50 shoes. They come in versity, consequently, as a repre scorn, but he disregards it In it all, sentative, in a small sense, of that as he talked with the multi- the latest styles, in all leathers, and Jesus, ESTABLISHED 1854. University, I count it a privilege and tudes, was master of himself. For that DAVID C PECK, President sizes which insure " fit for Capital, in a an honor to stand here, in an attempt thought of duty, that devotion to his $250,000.00 to a which I trust ARTHUR T. NETTLETON.Treasurer and jjvery foot" proclaim message Father, which he conceived to be his Surplus Profits, 320,000.00 Zenith Special Shoes are $4 a may, in a sense, sound the note of the life mission, all else must be cast aside message to which you are to listen in and forgotten. special high grade. to ; for I FRANK the years come care not what MILLER, President. CHARLES E. HOUOH, Cashier. We control Zenith Shoes exclu- be the that be ever he he was may expression your JESUS IS MASTER OF THE INNER went; king; they H. B. TERR1LL, Asst Cashier. sively and sell them in our new and loved pastor shall give to this truth, REALM. woum lane mm ana maxe mm king m sense. shoe section in our base- believe that in some sense and from an earthly Jesus was king and enlarged some of view to be the But when we come to the master and Lord durinsr his lifetime. salesroom. point it ought closing ment message around which will center the scenes of the life of our Master then it over all classes and conditions of peo- truth ; and the truth which I refer to is is we see that he was sovereign of the ple. His kingship, which was granted the Kingship of Jesus. In John s mes inner realm ; then it is that we see how then, revealed its masterful control in Capital. $250,000. Surplus, sage, 19th chapter, 5th verse, you will wonderfully he mastered and controlled the hearts of all classes of men. Jesus $315,225.89 find these words, "Then came Jesui the passions which woftld control him. was king, as he moved and down in up CHARLES C, forth, wearing the crown of thorns, He was silent when accused. The Palestine. MA.RSH, Vice Prest and the purple garment." chief priests and the ciders brought ac- But not only thus is Jesus kingship Outfitters to Men, Women end Children For centuries it has been customary cusations against him, but in his over otners manifested; he gathered to think of work he answered about him his and those dis Trustees, Administrators and Others Mon- Northwest Corner the saving of Jesus matchless dignity them disciples Holding Christ in' this three-fol- d of And the Roman Governor ciples about themselves oth- aspect nothing. gathered eys In Trust , Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, and asked him with the Prophet, Priest King. It is my questions and he gave him ers, result that the kingship Kind a 1E. checlcln? account of value and ht special convenience. It facilitates' thought to invite your atten no answer, not even to one word, inso- of Jesus has seemed to burst all bonds. a of w Bridgeport, Conn. "" "'count. The checks the wpead ?ire) dSs tie tion to the consideration of this last much that the Governor marveled Not only must have Jesus into con- SlKf',r f ln 8lml,le' - got We SSffltVSlf account aBUnt mn6y is it not? aspect, namely the greatly. In the midst of all these an- trol in the hearts of others, but it has noyances Jesus was king : Master of gone out until it permeates society and 13 KINGLY ASPECT OF THE WORK himself. But in the midst of suffering the history of centuries is but the his- First National Bank, OF CHRIST. JESUS Jesus was silent and , Can tory of the Spirit of Jesus his 930 Main Announcement!. dignified. gaining Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Roxbury conceive ht to have control in the hearts of men. Let no one. this is his full doctrine you yourself say the consciousness of In the early centuries men left all of salvation, that he underestimates Jesus, knowing that you are right in your conviction to and went into the desert ignoring their the prophetic and the element priestly duty, and then what he friends and forgetting the world, in of the work of Jesus, undergoing Coffee went, with the dignity and.silence with i the thought that this was what Jesus Be that what it ht it may, which he did it? wouia nave tnem do. it was, That is coffee. The 1775 Is seems to me we can with jesus brand hard to that profit We see him as Matthew describes and his , Established 1866 beat; Sic In pound cans. Our Butterfly brand concentrate our attention and our kingly qualities, that inspired makes a fine cup of coffee; 1 pound can 2fc. him: platted the crown of the deeds of monasticism. But condi-- thought upon the kingship of Him "'They The Oldest The Prize Tumbler brand, a tumbler with thorns and put it unon his head : thev Banking Firm In Connecticut. Peep-O-D- whom to Continued on 14. every pound; our brand with a we love call Master and Lord, him Page Tip-To- p put upon the purple garment ; they silver spoon with each pound; and our It has been customary in the past to brand; all these in 1 cans for 25c, put the reed in his hand and then pound think oi the of Jesus in two right will please you. Time to think about srettinir Kingship they knelt before him and cried, 'Hail, T. L. a hammock. We have a good stock of serv- distinct ways ; some have looked to his of Washington. Watson & King the Jews !' and they spat upon Co., iceable ones to select from. Groceries and aeatn ana to fus ascen- - general merchandise. resurrection, hiu and took the reed out of his hand BANKERS BROKERS MOXEV-SAVIN- G tion, to his second coming, the judg' THE STORE, and smote him upon the head ; and ia ment of the world, as emphasis of the GUNN MEMORIAL 'LIBRARY DEDI- it all Jesus is silent. And they took Stocks and Bonds Allen regal oi his life, but for me CATION. i Joyce, qualities him out to Calvary and they crucified Conn I rather to find a Roxbury Station, prefer kingly him, and Jesus exclaimed, 'Father, (Continued from Page 5) Corner Main and John Streets, Bridgeport, Conn. aspect to the life of Jesus in the every- forgive them !' " C. W. day details of his ministry ; details in bridge, Bronson, Mrs J. P. Piatt, Yes, Jesus was master of. himself in Mr INTEREST ON DEPOSITS. which he evidenced the marvelous con- and Mrs A. D. Woodruff. E. B. those days of struggle and temDtation. H. E. trol of himself and of others ; and is Cornwall, Mr and Mrs J. I. West, GARLICK, it Jesus was master of himself as he to this precise aspect of the truth that Senator and Mrs Irving H. Chase, Mr struggled with the religious leaders Veterinary, our text calls attention, "Jesus there and Mrs Harry L. Chase, Mr and Mrs and the multitudes of the day; Jesus W. W. Mr and- , ROXBURY. CONN. fore came out, wearing the crown of Bronson, Mrs T. H. was master of himself when accused Cogswell, Mr and Mrs C. L. 308-- thorns and the purple You Hickox, Long Distance Telephone 5. garment." falsely ; when he when he was & remember that the before Jesus suffered, Harry Eyre, Mr and Mrs R. S. Barnes, James Staples Co., S. ; night crucified. Jesus was Master and Lord P. Any one wishing to communicate with had been tried before the Sanhedran Mr and Mrs William O. Ludlow, A. The me over Local Telephone Call 4. and King of the inner realm : are you? B. Bankers and condemned, upon the charge that Colby, Mr and Mrs J. F. Angevine, and Brokers, And in the second nlace. Jesus was Mr and Mrs Bridgeport 189 he claimed to be the Son of God. George F. Burgess, W. F. State Street, Oorner Court, Early not only Master there ; Jesus not only in the morning he was hurried before Pratt, Haskell Noyes. National Bank.' BRIDGEPORT, CONN. . manifested a kingship in the inner Andrew Puchala, Pilate, on the charge that he claimed world, but Jesus revealed an CHURCH OF OURLADY OF PER- From the of its tpS0.8!1,18 r!Pelveud 8bJect to check and in- - ROXBURY. CONN. to be a king and Pilate asks him, "Art equally day opening marvelous kingship in the outer world. PETUAL HELP. ln December, 1H0B, down to the present - Horse and Ox and thou a king then?" and Jesus the business of Bank ar11aehr!r0,3PerCeat0nbia- Shoeing. Carriage Wagon replies Jesus was not only over time, this has Repairing and General Blacksmithing. Also "To this end have I been born and to king himself, During the summer mass will be cel- gone forward without interruption and Surety Bonds furnished. all kinds of Machine Work done. Lawn mow- but also had a kingship over others. never before has it been so well Will this end I came into the world, that I ebrated at the Church of Our Lady of pre- act as Trustees or Administrators in ers sharpened and repaired: 3T)C for sharpen He went to a town where were manv pared to meet and satisfy the needs of the settlement of bear witness to the am Perpetual Help at 10 a. m., and at St Its Estates or In the care of ing. All kinds of steam and gasoline might truth. I of the followers of Paul patrons as now. property generally. 4 ; meeting those Patrick's church at This engines repaired. Every day after a king, but my kingdom is the Roxbury at 8 a. m. Bank has always maintained a Safe all kinds of work done king who supposed they were of and basis and are deposit boxes to rent, with p. m., Plumbing dom of Truth." possessed specie currency still rooms for use of private ,at your home when desired. Shop open week evil spirits he commanded them to prepared to do so for the business wants customers. from 1 a. m. to 6 p. m. Pilate is he wonders of all its days frightened; come out of them and they yielded to THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD. patrons. 8-- 5. this ; P. L. Holzer. Telephone call 2 what may mean he questions him the and F T. Staples. but his conclusion is suggestion immediately re- T. B. DEFOREST. President. further, that turned to their normal selves. Jesus Jesus is innocent; but the soldiers F.N.BENHAM, Cashier. was king in the lives of these. "After 15 chron- scourge him; they the crown of doctoring years for The South Britain Announcements. plat He entered into his Father's house ic and Bridgeport Trust thorns and put it upon his head, and indigestion, spending over two and found the temple polluted and he nunureu nas they cast about him a purple garment, ciuuars, notning done me thrust out the money changers by the as much good as Dr New Company,, and Pilate says "In order that ye may King's Life Mechanics' and Farmers power ot his Jesus was Pills. I consider them beat nills 160-1- know that I find no crime in him I personality; the State St;. Bridgeport. Oona. king of those evil men, and his whole ever sold:" writes B. Bank Try Our bring him out to you." F. Ayscue, of Savings life and ministry reveals how he at Ingleside, N. C. Sold under guarantee Capital, surplus and undi- 40c Teas, Oolong, Japanese, Gun- jesus tnereiore came out, wearing him Nw Bail Wall tracted to all classes of Deoule. at R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown ; BttiHii, St.,3riiftprt vided V powder or English Breakfast, guaranteed as the crown of thorns and the Dumle gar- Tay profits, $300,000.00 5Uc Witness the fact he was callerl n good as any Tea on the market. All our ! that lor, curcis & P. P08118 ment" Behold Him In the midst of to.,, Sandy Hook; J. Deposits, Oct, 1, 1906,' 13,873,773.29 in?0t'es subject tocheck, allowlni groceries at correspondingly low prices. friend of and - all this and hatred publicans sinners; they Garvin, Bethel ; L. Goulett,- Stevenson ; and passion and , antip Surplus Interest, 160,681.68 JOHN M. SQUIRES, South Britain.Ct. loved him; he was kinjr in their hearts. H. W. 03borne, Easton ; W. B. Haw- - athy jesus stands as the one alone But witness, also, that not the lev, Smith Cornwall dignified, controlled and self master; only Sherman; Bros., Assets, 14,034,454.97 poor and ignorant came to Jesus, but Bridge; Connery Brba., tie aione in tne midst oi all this mock' Georgetown; of F. W. the rich loved him, for the rich i M. Number depositors, 11,587. MARSH, is the ! young J. Sullivan, Redding Ridge ; G. President.' Wall ery King ruler came to him and. Deposits of $1 to 11000 received and interest ORANGE Paper Now is to this then Joseph oi!F. Baker, Ha wleyville; G. W. MERWIN, Vice Pras't it aspect of the King rich credited from the first of each month, payable EGBERT MARSH, 1 " a man, asked for his burt & Co., 'Allen At very low prices and "A No grade. ship or Jesus that 1 want to invite Roxbury; Joyce, ln January and Jul; of each year. Incorpor- B.H.JUDS'N Treasurer. Our'new Books are now here. body ; and not only the rich, but rhe iRoxburv Station : G.W Watch Rr-i- ated 1873. Sample Calt your attention, and I find it manifested ana see them. Lots of new and wise came Nico-- pretty pat two to Jesus, for the great ! water; W. N. Noble, New MilfordyE. OFFICERS l terns, uur seeus ror tne held and garden have in distinct ways. In the first demus Nutri-ton- must see him by ' H. Beardsley, New Preston ; John L. President arrived and they are all new goods. e place Jesus manifested a kingship over night. Cogswell Weasels, keeps your stx-- healthy and saves you Jesus was king in the hearts of all & Wettereau. Washington Dpnnr- - TTar. Marshall E. Morris, feed. a and will more. nimseu; during tnose six weeks when v,ra p,rflMt. People's Buy package you buy these. And not only these, but the rv Brown. Southburv : C. P. Williams Freak, fl. 1 ' "m Our stock of groceries, meats and he entered into the wilderness and Hall, general numble and eentle women-folk- s nf South L. S. merchandise is al ways complete. struggled with the of a life Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; CatUn. Secretary and Treasurer. problem Judea loved him, and in Savings Bank. work, when there came to him reneat the home at w. jn. nura, L,ong am; druggists, Bethany he was loved and cherished 25c. ed suggestions as to what should be the INCORPORATED I860. ' Wm. J. and honored. And not only these, but Veness, method of procedure : as he struggled The the and Roman Cen-turi- Tiiddlesex New Bank South Conn. with these evil and proud haughty Building, Bridgeport. Britain, thoughts tempta recognized the Dower anrl tho tiens. then it was that we see Jesus Kind You regal of for he BetritbOASTOniA,Have Always Bougjit Co. was master of himself. There camp to qualities Jesus, sent to f Banking mm xo come ana heal ins servant. Bignttara T"T itn the distinct alternative of 1875. 30th Deposits of $1 to $1000 n Cr testing ihe multitudes followed Jesus wher- - Organised In Now In Its year of JL TiX the Messianic power and Jiciy llllC presuming business, being on the same plane as - care Savings Mm yeM- Interest be. upon tne oi nis atner, ot tilling Banks and under the supervision of the State &lhly.ach Is near. Do you need a Mow- all the popular Messianic expectations ing Machine or Hay Kake. No better made Bank Examiners. State Trust Funds since Office W AV'ood or in of all as the 1889. Hours 9 a. than alter A. Mowers and Hay Rakes. place that, choosing the Statute of m. to 3 p.m. See us !efore you buy. Also extra for sphere of his operation, only the life of of UOO, 1300, 1500, parts 5per cent Debentures II 000. Saturdays, 9 a. 12 the Mowers and Hay Rakes always on hand. man. Jesus chose the and in m to m. Groceries and Grain of all kinds. latter, Monday Evenings, 7 to 8. it all he evidenced a marvelous self- - For sale: Some good-bar- hay. : L. D. Sanford & All ana Notice-- bills due the Estate of Charles control jesus was Co., SAMUEL W. BaTdwiN. President P. Williams must be settled at once. of the inner life in those HENRY king days of 150 Meigs Bldg, Bridgeport, Conn. ATWATER,. struggle and temptation, and his whole first Vice President. Est. Charles P. ministry is but the sole realization of ENOCH P. HINCKS. Williams, Second Mrs C. P. that fact. Vice President. Williams, Administratrix. EDWARD W. In those of and MARSH. , South Britain. days temptation We Offer, struggle He mastered himself and his Secretary and Treasurer. life is but tha expression of that vic- Subject to sale, the fol- lowing first mortgages on roOTIt'E-- On -- 1 1 tory. Jesus stands before the world as negotiated by as BRIDGEPORT and fter JUj will be at my improved Brldifeport Real Estate. Notes have old self-contr- J" stand in uili Britain prepared to do a man full of of dignity, In- buslnes interest coupons attarhed. principal and Hny in my line. Thanking my friends of matchless power. Jesus stands be- terest parable at our bank. (or 'heir patronKgn in the past and solicit a SAV,NGsBANK eht re of It in the future. fore us as a king over those most bit- Amount. Appraisal. Rate. Insurance. ter temptations that come to any man. f 150 i 600 6 per cent Vacant lot A. P. Afunson, 300 600 (Incorporated 1842) As He goes out into life he meets the CORNER Sooth Britain. Ot. 350 7u0 6 " " MAIN AND STATE STS.. religious leaders of the day. They a0 70 6 " " criticise him, they do all in their power HO 2.500 51-- 1,200 Bridgeport, Conn. to thwart his but Jesus disre- 9W0 .1.590 51-2- " Vacant lot purpose, 1,000 2.H00 6 " CONGER. it all and forward l.HH) C.F. gards goes steadily 1.500 2.500 5 " 1.500 Deposits "Received From $1 ; to do that which he considers his 2.500 4.500 5 " . 3.HO0 Botsford, Conn. duty, " Thev mock him. thpv deride him. hut 2.00 5.000 5 3.000 to $1000. 3.250 5.000 5 " 3.500 Horseshoeing. Carriage and Wagon Repair-- 1 Jesus : ienores it often Jesus enters in 6.0UO " . tngof all kinds and General Blacksmith. We 3,500 6 3.500 Interest to an effective criticism of them and 3.700 6.000 51-2- "- 3.700 paid on all amounts, " Shop closed every Saturday at noon! until their teaching: Jesus hurls against 4.500 9.000 6 5.000 large or small. until uctooer I. lw,. them the worst invective that the A similar line of Bridgeport Morteafes can Telephone Call 23-- 5. usually be furnished. Stocks and Bonds, world has ever seen, "Woe unto you, listed or unlisted on the New York Stock Ex LOANS scribes and Pharisees!" Jesus in it change. Also deal in Real Estate. Insurance u made oy estate W. T. GALLAGHER, all, as he dealt with these religious and surety Bonds. real, located in Bridge leaders, was master of his own selfish port Desirable Offices Haih St, Sasdt Hook, Oi. thought and tendency. BURR & KNAPP, for rent Shop near New England Station. Barber The multitude would come and take REV DR KAR10N LER0Y BURTON Bankers and and Hairdresser. Satisfaction In all my work Brokers, him and make him but he 423. T. guaranteed. Shop open every day and even king, passed Pastor Elect of the Church of the Pilgrims. Brooklyn. Tel. 92Matn:Street. b. Deforest, eh. KaiorHoninir A SoecialtT. from among them; laugh him to BRIDGEPORT. CONN. they ALEXANDERprtHAWLET, Treasurer. w&mwwM&mati I THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 11(8

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Gunn Memorial Library Ded- flpyiei icated.

ADDRESSES BY FEY W. R. RICH- ARDS, D. D., REV R E CAR- TER AND CLARENCE DEMING. Mir X Brilliant Gunnery Alumni Banquet,

The Gunn Memorial Library building at Washington was formally dedicated VrMav afternoon. The exercises took place injthe new hall Just south of the library building. The weather cleared up for the occasion and every You won't tell your family doctor one was in a happy frame of mind. the whole story about your private The exercises began at 4 o'clock and illness are too modest. You Hon - you were presided over by John Chap- need not he afraid to tell Mrs. Pink-ha- in Ennsmacie, master 01 ine uunnery. at the seats on the plat- Lynn, Mass., things you Those occupying could not to the doctor. a ) form were Rev Dr William R. Rich- explain Your lySi con- ards of New York, Clarence Deming of letter will be held in the strictest Miles W. fidence. From her vast correspond- New Haven, Selectman I S. J. Nettleton, C. L. Hickox, JOHN CHAPIN BRINSMADE ence with sick women during the W. G. Brinsmade, Mr and Mrs R. S. past thirty years she may have C. Ander- Barnes, Miss Davies, Rev J. Master of School, Washington, and Presiding gained the very knowledge that will Mrs Robert the Gunnery son, Rev Theodore Peck, of Memorial help your case. Such letters as the fol- Orville Mr and Mrs - Officer at the Dedication the bunn Library Carter, Mrs Piatt, lowing, from grateful women, es- - Mrs in Kinney,- Rev J. F. McGuinness, . Washington, Saturday. tablish a doubt the of W. L. Van Sinderen, Mr and Mrs C. beyond power Milton Tremain of New York and Al- "To-da- y we LYDIA lison P. Smith of The Bee. tial in those first organizations are still Carter concluded with: E. PINKHAM'S what has with us. Surely they must see i he dedicate to future usefulness VEGETABLE COMPOUND The following hymn was sung : , fruits of their labors and be satUnYJ. heen so well begun. Long may this Who sittest throned stand to Ancient of days, A small organized association, some-- j new and beautiful building to conquer all female diseases. in . made the first aitornment to our village, to pro- Mrs. of Allen- - glory; thing Hke a book club, give Norman R. Barndt, GENASCO MODEL ROOFING To Thee all knees are bent, all voices This vide and instruction for its collection of books in Washing, j pleasure town, i'a., writes: Frederick citizens and to commemorate on its pray; was started by Mr and Mrs " Ever since I was sixteen of love has blessed the wide world's II- - and years Thy W flnnn whom- THIS-- - Wtsent walls and windows, by its very 1 a uxjxif eftpyv i age I had suffered from an de- Call or Send for Samples and Circulars. wnnrlrnnn fitnrv. Virarv is mimpA It. enn.sinted of " few presence, those who have been, greatly organic dawn rangement and female weakness; in With light and life since Eden's which were in tie front loved and highly honored here in Wash- books, kept consequence I had dreadful headaches HENR.V FOULOIS. Washington Depot, Conn. ing day. of the room, now the lamuy meeting ington." .V". and was nervous. A from President ti. extremely My physi Who hast sled Tby room of the old uunnery Duuuing. psMp message cian said must an 0, Holy Father, Van of associa I go through opera- children Tkia Wilr pinh pnnld not have been H. Ingen the Libiary tion to well. A friend told me before now m London, was con: get In all the ages, with the fire and cloud, started more than two years tion, read, about E. .raUham's was oratnlHtina' Washington on the com Lydia vegetable ! Through seas dry-sho- d; through weary the first library organization Compound, and I took it and wrote you Hammocks of as follows: . wnstpa hAwilflprinur: formed. But it seems to have been pletion its library, for advicei directions I the people of Washing- following your To in reverent love, our hearts the nucleus out of which the Washing- congratulate and thanks to you I am to- Thee, ton the of their libra- - carefully, The Most Complete Assortment are bowea. ton Library association grew." upon completion day a well woman, and I am telling of the vu Thuu naaarva what thpv have SO Ever Shown in Washington. Then he traced the history all my mends of my Masury's and experience." 0, Holy Jesus, Prince of Peace movement from January. 1852, when long' earnestly worked for. In recogniz Saviour, a company of about twentv men orga- ing the benehcient lives and examples FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN. To Thee we owe the peace that still dis- - Mr and Mrs Gunn the community Lawn Mowers! nized the association, to its of Pink-ham- Library sor- For Lydia E. 's in and the lormation honors itself. I share the common thirty years wild bandment 1887, made Makes on the Market. Liquid Stilling the rude wills of men's nf tiio WnViino-tYi- Rp.adine Room and row over the absence of Senator Piatt Vegetable Compound, The Best from roots and has been the behavior, ; Library association. Here and of his trusty' and valued mend, herbs, fierce and Circulating " for female ills, And calming passion's Mr Carter took up the hirtory oi tne Doctor Ford. standard remedy to Van and cured of stormy gaies. it in detail ( lngen. has positively thousands & Paints 1WJVV,U n.v.j o " Coggsweil Wettereau, of the fund for women who have been troubled with ,0, Holy Ghost, the Lord and the Life thebeginnng library REV DR RICHARDS' ADDRESS., Ct. the building dedicated y. displacements, inflammation, ulcerat- Washington Depot, Rev Dr Richards of New York was Are made ready for Thine is the quickening power that "The steps towards this new organ: ion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, iVotiAn Iip said all rirenared and next introduced and made a very fine the brush. Their ease of working, gives increase : xprp periodic pains, backache, that bearing-- two of our number wnose ab address. He said in part: There can freedom from running off the From Thee have flowed, as from a guided by down be no doubt that among the great in- feeling, flatulency, indigest- work, great covering power and river, sence tO-Q- is ine une uain. uiic in " pleasant Piatt ventions of the world stands out prom- ion, dizziness,ornervous prostration. durable Qualities have made them Our plenty, wealth, prosperity and brightness and rejoicing, Senator Carl n Those turn vjptp. the ones inently the art of writing in which one Bader, the popular Liquid Paints of the peace. vA nresent ace. to whose hands this work fell. Would, can make his feelings a matter of per- the Gunnery was the first citizen of the Triune God, with heart and voice The settlers of Washington Depot Market, are Genuine Linseed Oil 0, indeed, might be with us to see manent record. early town. He was so much of a man he of They nrlnvino" they in and we satis- the completion of that to which they Massachusetts colony their poverty necessity interested himself in the best Washington Depot. Paints guarantee we the that doth crown once the of Har faction in their use. Praise goodness gave a very large interest and active set about at founding things of the town. In speaking affec- A full line of Meats always on hand. Game and have season. One will one coat to effort. vard college, undoubtedly you tionately of the church on the Green n the Meats always oi prime quamy gallon give Thou wilt hear still and prices reasonable. fifty-fiv- e un-- Pray we that us, "Senator Piatt, the chairman of the heard the story how a little company he said: "The old. house square yards ot whitejmeetin? wood or two coats to imploring incorporators, received the following of country parsons brought "together stands where it ought to stand in the I painted love and favor, to us always, : collections of books in or- m thirty-fiv- e Thy kept letter, dated September 20, 1902 , their iittle center of it all." square yards. If the 'name der to make the beginnings of Yale The sale of these paints for the T?ev Theodore Peck led in "Dear Senator Piatt: N EPOCH HAD f rjrayer. Memorial should be If you are going to have 1 last five years has been enor-- which a of Gunnery Gunn Library university. MIGHTY BIG VIRTUES. Almost Given Away. after company a fund of at least schools and teachers you must also have mously large, with not an average adopted, and if was students sang. one-ha- lf to At this point an adjournment 16x20 in 10 dif- a dozen a $25,000 can be raised, at least somewhere books that are suitable One beautiful Pastel Picture 1 of complaints year. What we at here taken to the Library building up the ferent colors for only 25c. Sold in New York REV ROBERT E. CARTER, of to be invested for a maintenance be read. are aiming "to it co- liill whprs niavsnpe Demin2. the well- - for 50c. We have a big stock and have got fund, I will contribute $10,000 towards in this country of ours to have a sell out at a sacrifice. Send 25c in stamps or vvvuv.i v Hv. X llection of or in known journalist, was introduced. He and we will send this beautiful colored gaVb He it. "Further, if the land north of Mrs looks, larger smaller, silver which was received with applause. where live. said in part: We cnaractenze as nar- picture by return mail postage prepaid: Not house shall be thought suitable every place people Na- Gabin's row and the life of those more than 3 sold to one person. Address 1 I will the land as This community has been peculiarly reactionary New Preston.1 of among his for the purpose, give Hnvs. enoch pier Novelty Co., S. F. SEELEY, "The blessing Joseph site. favored. Mr Gunn was a man who parlv That, brothers has come to the lovers a library building But library "Your3 never ceased to be a man. He was a was narrow and opinionated. it ; have seen the truly, ana Washington Depot, Ct in Washington they E. H. man of most verile who had had some mighty Dig redeeming nfa nf tliA first lihrarv move-- - "(Signed) Vanlngen." quality, Mrs E. S. Hollister, Mr and Mrs C. V. vw - v official in him much of the hardihood of the virtues. It had rigid honesty and to- ''This was the first meition B. Walter Mr and dealer' in ment to the third and even the He was a down to his great courage. If we could only graft Nettleton, Merritt, of Gunn Memorial Lihrary. marl Av-eri- The Gunn oi the name pioneer. old Mrs A. T. Campton, Laura B. fourth generation. three score years who Kent the exuber- - on to this materialistic age those Jr., whiVh Vipvp. t.n-rl- The was felt by every Mr XAroe, Cement, t.ihrarv v we appropriateness ,. Tf ,V would be an ideal Charles H. Nettleton, and Coal, LUVXllk lwiMjf ' board and in the town. i kn., r, m;imtnnt font virtues it is the grandchild of the first one on the us some Mrs E. K. Rossiter, Mr and Mrs C. dedicate, could be more fittintr rhan that that the boys who followed his meth- condition. That period gave Paints, Hardware, anu Nothing in class Milton Tremain, J. Arthur Pulford, Washington LiDwy association, should ods were, a success in the classes. It great men. They were against etc. tne smaii this library building of modernism of to- William H. Foulois, O. Perry Burr, ate., the great granacmia oi pri- work of Frederick W. Gum was Henry Ward Beecher who said : whom the spirit the To-da- Mr and Mrs P. G. Mrs F. E. vate library association which preceded " He was from all eter- - day would beat in vain. y we Seeley, ko WoaViinonn T.ihrnrv assnriarirm. and of his wife, Abigail I. Gunn." predestinated Earl B. Seeley, Mr and Mrs btig lMUUU46."U J to re a good schoolmaster." It have our magnificent schools but they Carhart, lnfluen- - After describing the efforts of. the niiy Charles Mr and P. Yet some of those who were Master of are magnificent machines. Mr Gunn Holman, MrsJ. community to complete the fund, Mr ,a easy 10 discover why the O. Mr Mrs in teaching the languages teaches to Piatt, Abbey Tolles, and the of the classics, and now to- W. W. Fenn, Mr and Mrs George C. B. Brinsmade, V. H. McCutcheon, spirit C. B. Carl E. E. H. H. S. Edwin day the teaching of Latin and Greek Stevenson, Finlany, Mary Hall, Aimes, Curtis N. Miss M. C. Mr and Mrs W. B. Black-ma- n. is swinging back to Mr Gunn's style. Greene, Browne, Johnson, Mrs W. S. Miss M. D. Mr Gunn emphasized English instruc- B. Church, Mrs Katherine Howard, Logan. S. Mr and Mrs S. F. Mr and Mrs C. C. James tion and to-d- the teaching of Eng- Wilford Seeley, Brown, Ford, Aimer W. G. Brins- B. Mrs E. lish is swinging back around to the Seeley. Mitchell, Atwater, J. bayne, L. Mrs E. D. The Mr Gunn suggested. made, Walter Burnham, Miss Ruth Wins'. Mr and Whitehead, "Champion" plan M. 7 The late Spnatnr Piatt was a Dro- - Smith, Mr and Mrs H. A. Pulsford, Miss May Hartwell, Mr and Mrs v. duct of that epoch. He Nelson Merritt, Howard Brownson, Mr F. Fenn, Mr and Mrs bllsworth Fenn, IB L. Mrs Booth W. B. Willis F. for $S got his reputation because he deserved and Mrs H. Bronson, Mr and E. B. Hickox, Suit Boys, mm Miss Miss Bes- Fred G. Gilbert Ed- it. Industry and high schools in public Herbert Smith, Swift, Bennett, Bennett, "1 sie B. N. Hart Miles Mr and Mrs Charles H. Burtis, Is made to ij'r life were the foundation principles of Baker, Sherwood, monds, give ' his career. At the end of two terms W. Aspinwall, J. E. Whittlesey, Mary Mr and Mrs Elnathan Mitchell, Seth D Mrs E. C. extra long service ilk. there wasn't a man in the Senate who Brinsmade, Mr and Mrs A. C. Titus, Logan, Mr and Logan, William E. Wheelock, A. S. G. Clarke, Martin R. Goldsmith, Mr and Mrs under the hardest , possessed the confidence of the public wear to the extent that he did. He had such Mr and Mrs Nelson B. Mead, Augustus Kinney, E. M. Ingraham, usage to Bpi H. A. C. A. Thomas Kenneth honesty that it gav e him a place in the Mead, Jackon, Logan, Walkuf, Hoffman, and save G L. B. money affections of the people that no man Egbert C; Hadley, Miss M. M. Smith, Miss Katnerine old, J. Buck, and.mending. has had before him. Mr and Mrs F. N. Clark, Fred J. Ford, Mr and Mrs H. G. Chapin, B. S. Stew- Eleanor G. R. S. ed Only the tough- Mr Deming paid a brief tribute to Dr Pierpont Dutcher, Gregory Mason, art, Brinsmade, Dr and Mrs D. on 4) est fabrics are us- Ford's memory, who he said was con- Adrian Van Sinderen, Page touch all seams are summate doctor, a man close in ed; with the village life. double-sew- n with "Here you are," said Mr Deming, S linen thread and "Tilesserf with 'the inheritance of a t A Frederick William Gunn and Abigal Brinsmade, his wife, stout linen great sympathy. I pray of you that you 9j taped; of heart. resist will keep that old kindliness were for many years teachers by precept and example, of truth, 'f stays strains; There isn't a town in state of Conneci-c- ut $ pants have double more singularly blessed in many 'i W.nr and lnvinLr kindness. Their influence was ennoblinsr and seat andknees. than this." & ways Earnest and unselfish in their lives are held Handsome In closing Mr Deming paid an affect- t far reaching. they 1 ing tribute to the "mother of the Gun- suits, at- in blessed memory. A-- I nery," who sat in a rolling chair, f, in medium and tended by her daughter and other dari mixtures, i friends. The exercises closed with the isizes 7 to 16, $5. singing of "America. On the extt-rio- wall of the Library is a tablet bearing the above inscription. Let your boy test GUNNERY ALUMNI DINNER. a Champion buit. "A brilliant an enjoyable event was shoes and fur- I Clothes, hats, the Gunnery Alumni dinner given in A of the United and (j club hall 6.30 i Senator States, Wise, Patient, Kindly nishings for boys of all ages. the Washington at p. ) ' Mrs L. B. Carhart In m., Saturday. 1 of Noble Presence. Bold for the right, champion of the weak, was the chairman oi the dinner com- fi as mittee. Harry Chase presided Faithful and .Steadfast he served unselfishly his country and f) toastmaster. R. S. Barnes, Irving I Nelson B. fl Chase, Frank Kinney, t manmna. Meade, Wilder Goodwin, E. K. Ros-site- r, James P. Piatt, W. E. Outfitter o Men, Women and Children Judge C. .Nettleton, ana u. JJ. ' Wheelock, n. Northwest Comer 01 Finleyand others were among those On the interior wall of the Library is a tablet bearing the above inscription to the me" of Orville H. Piatt. 1 Main Street and Fairfield Avenue, who spoke. Those present were: Mr mory Bridgeport, Conn.1 and Mrs J. C. tfnnsmaae, Kev ana Mrs R. E. tarter, Rev and Mrs l. fil. Ha Peck, Rev and Mrs H. B. Turner, Miss F. E. Davies, Miss t . JE. raimer, ansa. fi To her pupils and her friends a charming personality,a noble Anna L. Brinsmade, Mrs W. L. Brins- j Miss A." C. Kenyon, Mrs L. G. - &nu made, woman, greatly beloved and so rarely gifted, she was an inspi- I jacturer Smith, Bruce E. Cameron Mr and Mrs f j p Lewis W. B. Beach, Naboth Hedin, Walter V. Quigley. Fred G. Brinsmade, Wilder ration. Harness, Blankets, Kobes and HON W. FRANK KINNEY. Goodwin, Mr and Mrs William Sage, Mr and Mrs W. C. Beceher, Arthur Goods, with the Stable One of the Speakers at the Gunnery Alumni Banquet at Collan. Mr and Mrs Allan Robinson, Over the mantel in the Library is a memorial tablet to Mary Brinsmade Brown, I Mr and Mrs S. L. Hollister, Mr and above inscription. JOHN ST., BRIDGEPORT. Washington Saturday Evening THE NEWTOWN 1JEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1908. Gent The Newtown Bea Read This i2 Newtown. Friday, Junes, lfttt. If You HOWLAND'S Per Square Foot Have been South Britain. Ordered For No. Wire Poultry Netting. MISS ANNA J ANNETTE MITCH- - ( This is a fcLL. ' big bargain. Injtbe death of Mitw Anna Jannette To take Mitchell, which occurred law WedneH-iln- y, the town has lost one of it oldest COD Seeds. unwell 88 highest esteemed ladies. For Miss Mitchell hai enjoyed the best of two ago when LIVER wholesale new health until winters she For Garden and Field.at and retail; all goods went through an attack or pneumonia and again last winter from which he 0:1 L never fully recovered her strength. Incubators and Brooders. She leaves to mourn her loss several YOU WILL BE INTERESTED in the Summer. nephews, one brother and a host of message told by this advertisement be- - friends. cause it describes A PLEASANT WAY Prairie beet make on the market. ' to Cod State, turn take Liver Oil, an extremely Wonder if you have idea how Mr and Mrs;Amoa Mitchell and son valuable whose good any ready of Hartford viHited at W. , H. Mitch qualities have up to the present time the store is to comfortable all ell's over Sunday. been help you keep through . handicapped by the bad qualities Paint. Mr and Mrs Stephen Baker of New it possesses in the Shape of its nauseat- the heat of summer. York City ipent a few days with 'Mr ing taste and its tendancy to disorder If you are to use any this spring we can save you and Mr D. M. Mitchell, Just week. the stomach and interfere with diges- Mr and Mrs Walter Mitchell and fam tion. Mitchell visited C. have money. ily and Fred at Le If you been ordered or advised , For the House: Roy Mitchell's over Memorial day. to take cod liver oil ; if you have ever of Ail Mrs entertained her taken or are now Farm Machinery and Hardware Kinds. Leibert brother taking cod liver oil, Oilstoves that are safe and from Waterbury, this week. or if you think you to take, economical, . ought it, Screens and doors Mr and Mrs Hawkins. Mr and Mrs it will be to your advantage as well as screen at low cost, The Farmers' Store. George Cass upert Saturday in Water-- to ours for you to try C. 0. D. TAB- Mattings and cool fiber rugs, v . bury. LETS which are pure Norwegian Cod Kefri?erators that use only fair amount of ice, Mrs Arthur Mitchell spent Saturday L iver Oil condensed in tablet form. Hammocks to on piazza or under and Sunday at the turns nouse in swing tree, Woodbury. Freezers that turn out delicious ice cream...... Mrs Marania Nickerson has arrived C.O.D. , ... y , at her daughter's, Mrs William E. 3D). Eff. Mitchell's, for the summer, Water-bur- y, For dLtAJSK, Mr Demming was called to TABLETS Wear: last week, by the death of his Shelton, Conn. mother-in-la- ARE GUARANTEED. to possess ALL Thin Underwear, light but strong, , the vital principles of cod liver oil Cool Lisle which are so Stockings, Quaker's Farms. indispensable for success- ' fully treating Weak Lungs, La Grippe, Dainty Muslin under garments, . Consumption and other Pulmonary Washable suits in pretty styles, Summer LOCAL ' Millinery. HAPPENINGS. Complaints, Malnutrition, Blood Pov- Low shoes of black or tan i; General leather, 1 Quite a number from this place at erty, Debility, Nervous, Weak- Thin waists of white or in TRIMMED HATS tended the funeral of Martin Stowe ness, Loss of Weight and Wasting Dis- pure charming colors, at Li ht Riverside. 24. The burial eases. . wraps to keep dust off while driving or motoring. and Custom Work A May was in Specialty. Southbury, by the Salvation Army, of FURTHERMORE, they far excel the oil in which he was a member. plain that C. 0. D. TABLETS You can store MRS. GEO. DUNHAM, Mrs Carrie Wooster of Good Hill is are easy to take, have no repulsive buy anything in this practically as well taste or and 1127 Broad St., Near Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. with her aunt, Cynthia Hubbell, for a odor, never cause the by1 mail as in person. Expert shoppers look after stomach and disturb- personally lew days. upsets digestive order, make choice for with all their skill Mrs Sarah Stillson of Astoria,' L. I., ances which follow the use of the your you and is with her Mrs plain oil. They never sooil and are and are even extra to Go-Car- mother, Mary Stoddard, taste, careful choose strictly in accord for ts who is quite poorly, and attended by just as easily kept in hot weather as and ' with wishes. We have customers Headquarters Dr Greene of Southbury. in cold weather. your many, many who Mrs Frederck Brower of Bethel and AND STILL FURTHER, in addition shop here regularly by mail. You can join that company Baby Carriages. daughters, Misses Inez and Isabelle, to the essential elements of the finest ' cod liver C. with profit to . . Wehave'a line of Roliabouts all the way from $1.95 to $40 and there are guests at H. B. Brower's. ' oil, 0. D. TABLETS also yourself. great ff contain the about our line being the best for we sell the Bloch. Its Elbert Brower left recently for New Hypophosphites of Lime ianoquestion qualities Soda and are a matter of .not of endorse the Bloch, trained Jersey. . and also Licorice, all of fact, theory. Physicians extreme nurses recommend it," writers and lecturers on the care of the infant advocate hdward Radchtte of Ansonia visited value. Sold in 50c and $1.00 bottles at stores or mail' it, mothers who are particular abou the comfort of their children will buy. the at his Bister's, Mrs W. G. Tomlinson, drug by of BlochJCarriage. Inspection solicited. last week. DR KASSON CHEMICAL COMPANY Mr Cooper ana wife of Seymour The Howland Goods 126 East St.. Dry have a dancing class at the hall, Friday 29th New York City. S N. Buckingham & Co., Inc., evenings. Company, ESTABLISHED 1842, Southford. Middlebury. Furniture, Rus, Lace Curtains, Couch Coxers, Portieres, etc Bridgeport, Connecticut. PERSONAL JOTTINGS. Clarence Munson is a euest at Fred 4 Abbott's. Mr and Mrs wood and two - - - art us ;' KV i Burton At Mrs Ella Wiechard Wright and Mrs children from Forestville visited over Hart Nichols visited H. W. N. B. We we relinish and we'tiuholster furniture at reasonable rates. at repair, bunday at' the home of Harley E. War- on last Saturday. ' ner. ; Schools will close here on June 12. Remember the season is" and we 8 Mrs Rood and daughter. Misj Leone. Miss Esther McAllister of Waterbury I coming for, always from are expected to was a line of Florida, spend in town a lew days ago. a carry good Tennis and Baseball Goods. , 8 the summer with friends in this sec- Rev Abbott from New Haven is sup For Sale tion. All will be pleased to meet them plying- the pulpit in the Methodist again. cnurcn ior tne present and fie was en Hayes & heap. Betts, ...... a Mr and Mrs Charles B. Garlick of tertained over Sunday by Mrs J. N, 993 Main Street. Woodbury recently spent a day at his Strong. Bridgeport, Conn. a brother's, George E. Garlick. j 21 ft. Gasoline Launch L. Minor met George recently with Southville quite a loss. One of his pair of bay work horses was taken suddenly ill and died Fitted in first class within a short time. horses up shape with canopy top and very Many PERSONAL CHAT. from all of the state have . J. f S , a T parts expired curtains, wun rse engine, witn inboard reverse very suddenly this soring, and some of D. Beers of Danbury was the guest them very valuable ones. of Mrs L. Welton. all brand new, not been in the water. Mrs L. H. Buckingham is visiting her D. Barnum and Henry Northrop gear, Rox-bur- having brother, Reuben S. Edwards, of y. nave oeen setting tobacco, this week, of from 10 14 Mr and Mrs W. Clark were at the Capacity boat to people. Snakes are abundant, of all descript- Clark farm, Monday, moving their ions and kinds. goods to South Norwalk. Burton Hubbell from Waterbury vis- Mr and Mrs C. A. Northrop, Miss B. ited his family over Sunday. J. btuckey and Miss Grey from Sher Stephen Church, Mrs Burton Hubbell' and son, Reed, man were callers at G. W. Northrop's, were at Frederick HubbelPs in Oxford, last Sunday. Seymour, Conn. recently. Bennie Hubbell attends the Moody school in Northfield. Boston Store: 66 High Street. Tashua. Stepney. SERVICES AT CHRIST CHURCH. Wiard Plows On Whit Sunday. June 7, 9 a. m. CHILDREN'S DAY AT THE iioiy communion; z p. m., evening Lead the world. Connecticut Farmers Know and Like Th.ese 6oods. METHODIST CHURCH. ,, ana prayer sermon. - Everything for the farm. j Children's day will be observed at Goods the Methodist church Nicely Displayed! on Sunday, June THINKS IT SAVED HIS LIFE. J. BOTSFORD FAIRCHILD, 14, the second Sunday in June. In the morning the pastor, Rev A. L. Hub- Telephone 44-- 3, Newtown,' Conn. bard, will preach an illustrated sermon Lester M. Nelson of Naples, Maine, especially for the children and in the says jn a recent letter:"! have used Dr New evening the Sunday school will hold King's Discovery many years their service, at which there will be for soughs and colds, and I think it MAKE recitations and music by the scholars. saved my life. I have found it a reli- if All are cordially invited to attend both able remedy for throat and lung com- YOUR OWN I if services. plaints, and would no more be without a bottle than I would be without if 8 food." ' strout sens Farms OAS. if if For nearly forty years New Discovery if Thnnsands of fales Drove if has stood at ie head of throat uvnnce i PERSONAL NOTES. and ngnt memoas. i p.; Homes, remedies. As fee Improved ft Couitry 8 8 lung a preventative of required. listing ahould Mr and Mrs Frederick Reardon of and healer of blanks mailed on reauest. Chureha,Factari.s if pneumonia, weak lungs it owi thair own Gas Plaits 6 Bridgeport were over Sunday guests of has no equal. Sold under at E, A. Strout Company- - 8 guarantee for Lighting, Mr and Mrs Ernest Sherman. R. H. Beers & Co, Newtown ; Rftsfnit Ynrb PhilariAlfthiji Haatiig if Taylor, Tir- -, W. J. Nichols has been a few & 38 Bto(1 St ISO Nassau St. Broad (Kliesinut St Cookiig aid Powsr. , if passing Curtis Co., Sandy Hook: P. J. Gar rill's days with Mr and Mrs Carlos Stillson Goulett. Equalizing" Gas vin, Bethel; Stevenson; H. Machiie is safs of Hattertown. W. Osborne, Easton ; W. B. J. Coleman absolutely Hawley. Smith, Manager impls to handle, BE Mr and Mrs George Nothnagle of Sherman ; Smith Brothers, Cornwall always Am As finnrl As Solrl CONN. ready, cheaply 8 Bridgeport have been recent guests of Bridge; Connery Brothers, George BETHEL, operated. if Mr and-Mr- s Milon B. Hawley. M. if town ; J. Sullivan, Redding Ridge ; We also manufacture Allan Joyce and wife were over Sun- G. - Let us furnish with the best show cases G. F. Baker, Hawleyville; W. Hurl- Gas-le- 1 you manufactured in 8 all kiads of Gas aid as day guests of Mr Joyce's parents, Mr burt & Co., Roxbury ; Allen Joyce, the United Mates, at the same as built cases. V) ADRIANCE supplies Gas price cheaply and Mrs John S. Station ; G. W. Bridge-wate- r; vf if Joyce. Roxbury Hatch, aad Automobile if if Miss Mabel Banks has been the W. N. Noble, New Milford; E. ! , Storage Taaka. - if if guest of her grandmother, Mrs Julia H. Beardsley, New Preston ;Cogswell & Mowers if WOOD if Adams. ELLI5 WORKING CO., Wettereau. Washington Depot ; Seidfor cata Harry TVip.v sell ftnrl t.liprp. complete : 8 : C. arfi what, wft Bethel, Conn. Brown, Southbury P. Williams, logue aid be eoivueed. if South Britain ; Perkins Brothers. War is nothing better or half so good. Bethlehem den ;W. N. Hurd, Long Hill ; druggists. Hay rakes," steel and wood, in 50c and $I.UU. Trial bottle free. J fact we have everything that goes with haying. , SUMMERHORSECLOTHING AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN. 60 YEARS' A Complete Assortment of William W. Watson of Pittsfield was EXPERIENCE L. C. MORRIS, a guest of Jamea W. Flynn, last week. VI' "V v Coolers, Sheets, Robes and Fly Nets Rev Mr Wallace, who has recently re- The Grocer, Tirrill Oas Machine turned from work in " Light- missionary India, NEWTOWN, CONN. AT LOWEST PRICES. was with Mrs Wallace, a guest of Mrs ing o., o. r. nayes, weir cousin, Sunday, May ' 75FultoaSt New York. Canfield & Davis, Established 1862. The Peck & Lines Attorney A. P. Hayes and Prof Mad-iga-n Trade Marks 32-- Co., of Waterbury dined at F. P. r Newtown, Conn. . Telephone 3. rri.us J 185-20- 7 Middle St., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Hayes' on Saturday, May 24., "FHf" Copyrights 4c Painters and Paper Hangers. Call at the house nd see our Harry J. Abbott with his Sunday Anyone pending a sketch and description may onlckly ascertain our opinion free whether an Biggest line of Wall Paper Samples light and how we do all the Cook- school class, visited Mt Tom on Sun- invention is probably patentable. Communica- day afternoon. 24. tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent In town.' ing, Heating and Lighting. May gent free. Oldest aeency for securing patents. Mrs B. H. Johnson and son of Water-tow- n Patents taken through Mann & Co receiva without In the The Melbourne Cancer Cure Co., are visiting her mother on Carmel ipeeiol nolle, ebanre. Hill. C. B. Smith v 64 Bank Street, Derby, Conn. Scttntific American. Johnson, Brothers, Mrs Harry Abbott is at the seashore Conn. A handsomely lllnstraf ed weekly, lareest eir. Kiwtows, Mrs Green. 13 Cure Cancer at their Sanatariom and iriiaraiiUie a positive cure. treat mild visiting her mother, eolation of any scientlBc Journal. Terms, a Agents. Theriso PaarHaloo1 fonr months, II. Sold all newsdealers. Auctioneer old wires at borne if draired and can send you a blood medicine that-wil- l Miqaw Sarah year ' by Deputy Sheriff, Newtown rasps'and your cure mu. hi. tf MW4UU1JPivt... Public. Bee Office, nternal gr.owtu of.all kinds. Correspondence solicited. References gladly given. visited relatives in town, in the HUNN ft Co.-1- " New Tort Notary - early " ESTABLISHED FOB EIGHTIVEARS.- 2--3. , CT. wees. Branch C'Oce. 825 f SU Washington, D. C Telephone NEWTOWN, THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY. JUNE 5, 1908 & Co. mi Smith. Murray .New Haven't T&CipbEr 0NO New Haven'! & Most Fcllablo R H. Beers Co., Store . - ' , Newtown, Conn. The Semi-Annu- al Mighty Nice Shirtwaists Hats. Clearance v Straw And So ' and selected stock Little to Pay. . We are showing a laree carefully of the celebrated Miller-Allair- e Straw Hats for Dress and Sale Street wear. You will be pleased with the goods and Probably won't the Also a stock of Straw Hats for field and NOW IN FULL SWING. last 'longer than prices. big - harvest work. v' Tuesday. . Thfl Rest h.t RrldceDort affords in Drv Goods that is a A of Soft Felt and Hats in the to This warning. nobby line Derby Cash can buy ijj here. Self interest bids you eiamino these money saving items. Also with Cluny inserting and edge, . $1.19 fluslin underwear 48c. Fine Nainsook, round neck with In- LAWN MOWERS. TVinimnnrlfl nt ni(ops of fl'nowV muslin serting and edge of fine Val lace, sale .For $1.73 Waists' low underwear. All new goods at cost price 78c ' Wa offer the nnhlic a suDerb assort Made of bordered Lawn ' Do you need a Lawn Mower ? We have spme good ment of strictly reliable garments at Drawers. with figured ' low m our June saie heavily exceedingly prices umbrella drawers, deep hem tie and ones. of muslin underwear. An inspection of Plain bands as collar, and tucks in ruffle, sale 19c. and prices will convince the most price cuff the waist itself of goods Umbrella drawers, Hamburg trimmed i, skeptical. a Here A Full Line of Tools x also plain umbrella drawers, tucks lighter pattern. 23c. in brown Gowns. above and in ruffle, sale price blue, lavender, Garden exta fine muslin, with hem- and white. For Farm and Work. Drawers, and black V shape, tucked yoke, sale price 38c. stitched hem and tucked ruffle, sale MiiHlin. V shane Hamburg inserting price 38c. $1.49 for $2.00 Waists yoke, sale price 48c. Drawers, Hamburg and lace trimmed Nainsook, round neck, short sleeves, sale price 48c. One has bands of the new fillet lace; another has entire sals price, 48c. Better qualities at 59c, 75c, ?1, ?1 under a val lace yoke, and there is a Nainsook, square neck tucked yoke, $L25, etc. front deep JEL Beers & Go., ruffle sale 68c. as the other two. E. trimmed, price third desifn'as pretty Nainsook, square neck lace trimmed, Chemise. ftewtown, Conn. ' sale price 88c. Nainsook, round neck, trimmed with Good quality nainsook, Bkirt length A Purchase Gives You ribbon, sale price 98c. with tucked ruffle, lace trimmed and Lucky Nninannk. V nhane. voke lace trimmed 98c. IB yoke drawn with ribbon, sale price short sleeves, sale price $1.19. Nainsook Chemise, skirt length, rib- Round insertion sale 68c. LOVELY SILKS,, Announcements of Bethel Business neck, anaanaeageoi bon trimmed, price , Val lace, sale price $1.39. Plain, short chemise, ruffle trimmed, " Men. 75c, 89c, NEARLY HALF Extra size gowns, sale price sale price 23c. AT A ROOF $1.25, etc. Dainty Chemise in a variety of styles etc. rionuments Corset Covers. at $1.50. $2, f2.50. I Ail Work of all Plain cambric covers, sauare or high Short Skirts. 59c Yard PROOF Camtttrj 9c. ' 42c Yard Ffti-ma- tt neck, sale price THAFS kiidt ia aay Graaitt or Marblt. Good cotton skirts with hemstitched Lt-tarii- round lace ana oa g French cover, necK, aai (Uaigas applitatiaa, hem in ruffle, sale price 23c. For 85c Silks Genuine $1 Silks at Maioaabla beading, sale price 19c. with 75ct, price, French rnvpr. round neck. 3 TOWS Of Fine cambric skirts, Hamburg 48c. the ele- Val with beading, sale price edge, sale price Against inserting and cambric, a good James H. Pagan, 23c Skirts, cotton BETHEL. CONN trimmed with Ham- Successor to O. W. Bolles French cover, Hamburg yoke lace variety of styles FIRE sale 98c. ments trimmed, sale price 48c. burg or lace, price SILVER WHIST. of the to The Newtown Bee. especially. NOTICE. Space will not allow a description Bargains We are not giving yon some- be had in the other departments, viz. : Men's urmsumgs, Newtown, Friday, June5, 1908. thing for nothing, but we are giving you the results of 20 of hard and actual Dress Ixoocis, , FOR DWELLINGS years study Women's and Underwear, kiddous, AT THE LIBRARY BUILDING, practice when you get your horse shod at Hosiery work for TUESDAY NIGHT. of architec- Brennan's. Our mottos "Honest Kitchenware, etc. or building Laces, Gloves, Carpets, a any honest Prices." - . TOWN TOPICS. A silver whist for the benefit of the J.:.(-h- solo tural pretensions, a suitable .; in eacn ana every one uuimg Newtown library will take place, Tues- HENRY A. BRENNAN, Special offerings is now procurable. GRANGEBULLETIN, day evening, at the Library building. , roofing 14 Greenwood Avenue, BETHEL. CONN. A cordial invitation is extended to all Zolium is a flexible sheet sub DEGREE WORK CONFERRED. to aid this worthy institution. stance, which ' Hubbard's Fertilizers & Co. by means of Pootatuck had an interesting or In Murray Grange novel and For lawn, garden field; anyquantl. Smith, THt HOTELS. a meeting, Tuesday night, when District ty. large or. small. These fertilizers are a Arthur Sherwood of Easton ingenious known Quantity: they produce more, pound Conn. Deputy for than any eruiizer on wie maraec. Bridgeport, visited them, and presided at the con- principle of pound, fourth ferring of the third and degrees. ARRIVALS AT THEflNN. laying, produces on the roof work a harvest sup- Bethel, After the degree the beau;ii'ul effect of dia- SMITH BEERS, C). was served by the ladies of the lo- per tiles. It cal Grange. mond shaped Spanish A. H. Lyman, East Hartford. red. From Harmony Grange, Monroe, Gor- is a warm Indian For sale. Lock-woo- McCormack, Mr and Mrs : Theodore d, J. J. there were present 24 don Eunice Gates, Mr and Mrs Zolium is being explained j .s mai Wintnn tAnrinff car with S Beardsley, Robert Sin- Gates, How About Wesley A. M. New t,Annnn.in tnntnn trnfA Q C TIOUT fltin fl. OTP at, Chester Botsford, Mrs Livingston, and sold by clair, Hebert Craig, Tyrnll, York. hill climber. Keason for selling, have not Osborne. Howard H. use anu iu u mtvc Miss arrie Z. Mr and time to ll. uaii examine S Mr and Mrs John Mason, E. C. a ride. Groceries ana meats tiie oesi. uie m ar- - New Saddle? Wheeler, Miss Pearl Wales, Mr and PLATT, Mr and Mrs Edward Mrs Edward Armstrong, frame u ket affords. IT Mrs Samuel Hurd, L.. Arm- Hawieyville, Conn. 40 Mrs Armstrong, Mr and Mrs Elmer a wirlp, and varied assortment Curtis, Clarence Burr, Frank J. Ha- & ri vWm l Edna strong, Lewis E. Armstrong, New McDowell Taylor, - Miss Lillie Wheeler, Miss ' leg- Wales, ven. ' of saddles, bridles, blankets, whips, crop sticks, Mr and Mrs L. B. Beardsley, Thumb'Hand Side Center St.. S riding Wheeler, Miss Hettie E. Way, Mr and Mrs S. Ambrose Hurd, Elmer Banks, Freder- the COUCH Bethel, Conn. Miss Mattie Andrews, P. Murphy, Brooklyn. KILL ick Sherman, Mr and Mrs Gilman Hill, Waterbury. need for the horse. First quality French. AND CURE the LUNGS Every summer clothing Morris Walter F. Lawton, Middletown. 2 needs. Easton : Mr and Mrs reasonable prices. Let us know your From Grange Rev S. Brookfield. J3 goods, Sherwood and Mr and Mrs Jesse Harry Martin, Arthur D. N. D Clark, Wood-bridg- e. ' ' Clark, Noyes Springtime Wheeler. WITH Dr. 43 King's And very busy housecleaning, But never Z Mr and Mrs Charles Towner, Bridge- and At the meeting of Land's End ceme- mind. We can get bread, rolls, cake pies j -Atkinson Co., C. F. port. like mother makes at the yellow bakery TheWooster JJ tery association, last week, just . . . fa. elected E. N. New Discovery wagon. 1 uonn. Beardley was president, 4 Corner Broad and John Sts., enagepon, cr Haw ley treasurer and secretary, S. A. SERGE SUIT MONTH. PRICE Rlackman. Autsin L. Botsford and A FflR nOWCMS goc & $i.oo. & Trial Botile Free .1X8 Erdmann Co., -- oror ororororx-- T. Camp trustees. The treasurer's' WOLDS 1 ..rwrwrwrT'ccrcrorcjror AND THROAT AND LUS 1 TROUBLES. E Bethel Bakers, book showed $515 in the bank as a fund, j ALL ! Bethel. Ct. the income only to be used for keeping June always brings out the serge GUARANTEED SATISFACIOEY Fountain Place, . in full force. This the cemetery in order. suit brigade season, OB MONEY REFUNDED. as usual, Meigs & Co. are supplying j which Mr and Mrs Frank Van Loan of New the very superior serge suits for Sick Headaches. all over this LISK'S York made a week end visit at they have a reptuation City The newest models It makes no difference whether sister'B, Mrs H. W. Oppe, of Zoar. end of the state. ONLY SURVIVOR at f..nm . Hpa.Hfti'hpfi- nr her new THE you are suuchjib v are shown, of course, the Varsity from simply ordinary every day headaches. be- of Arctic Mr S. 50c. Mr sack suits are decidedly smart, and the Hayes Expedition. you will get sptenuiu ami sauni.,vij Tube A. N. Frame passed Sunday with IT. Double Pumps, sides the always favored blue and gray J. McCormick, now S. Deputy from Spray and Mrs Oppe of Zoar. Bliss Idaho, Headache serges, this season sees plain brown Mineral Surveyor, Station, English's Wafers, the best ever put on the market for suffered ' Thpw Pumns are decidedly in evidence also. As Meigs & says: "For years I have iPKICE 10c. of New Haven spent serges and small Bushes. Then we have a new lot ot .the isk Robert Yorkston Co. suits are thoroughly shrunk from severe pains in the hip joint Potatoes and Gal-vi- n. serge Pans with his Mrs John of all airy Basins, Milk Pails, Dish Sunday sister, before making, and are tailored by men back bone, depriving me power. Tin Ware-D- Pails, Pans, Bladder Store, Heavy ware-- and Galvanized who know how to handle tricky fabrics, The cause was Stone nrthe English's Drug and and blue and white After us- BETHEL, CT Boilers, both tin copper never draw and wrinkle as ordi- and Gravel in the Kidneys. Chas J. English, Prop.. . a Wmo; t.VifisA are sunenor to any m they Favorite Rem- ,ia Christians' Laxative cereal, the only serge suits do. Also they are ing Dr David Kennedy's the Morris nary I was com- thenmarket, only a few cents more than cheaper grades, thing to eat for breakfast, at , fast color, an important item in a serge edy, of Rondout, N. Y., costing and it. them-of- ten lasting many years. the grocer. Get a package try suit. If you want to buy a serge this pletely cured." yet they will outwear year and want to feel perfectly satis- Garden Seeds We have a tine assoruiieuu m Adriance mowers, the only kind, at fied about its quality, you will do your- DeWitt's Little Risers, the fa- & Erly From Woodruff & Sons. Garden Ice Cream Morris'. Better let him sell you self a favor by buying it at Meigs mous little pills, are sold by H. Rupf, White Mountain Tools, Netting, Blue and White Oil Stoves, Refrigerators, mower, hay rake and all the tools that Co.'s. Newtown, Conn. Poultry Enamel ware, 25c each. Agent for the haying-Leste- ... a. freezers, vvasimifc go with r Caldwell Lawn mower. New harnesses, inv..w, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It is Wringers, etc., taken the agency for the whips, Longman & Martinez paints, Wood- Having allw trnnti fnr nilps. Re sure to Gilbert and family of New we are prepared to oils, glass, tinware, general hardware. us a card San HavenDairy DeWitt's. Sold by H. Rupf, New need Plumbing or a heating system just drop bury, who purchased the Fred L. furnish ice cream and ices by the plate get And if you Hawlewille. moved town, Conn. -- fnrH nlapp in in. or quantities. It is delicious ana we The Gilbert Miller Co., and we will do tne rest. last week Thursday. to know H. Rupf, New- j want you it 15 Center St.. BETHEL. CONN. " town, Conn. New G. N. Clarke of Nichols Is sending The family of Dr C H. Peck, out free of his celebrated their home on Mt Pleas- Blake of Dayton samples E. J. York, are at Miss Margaret F. Vegetable Liver Pills. People who are Notice. HALL, summer. Mrs Weaver of and Miss E. of Dan-fe- w Special ant, for the street May Lynch troubled with biliousness, constipation, a harness shop near the cor- tnem iew Hava in Waterbury Havinft opened Sandy Hook, Conn. New York is witn iora indigestion, headache, dizziness, etc., ner of Chestnut and Center street am pre- . the" Miss of harness and weeks' stay. . and Naugatuck guests of should them as cure the above pared to do all kinds making try they also all Kinds of horse ggods for Blake's Sister M. Jerome. repairing Kode-meye- r, sister, ailments where other pills only give sale. Satisfactory work guaranteed. Michael Kilbride, relief. See his advertise- corner Center and Chestnut street, PETER H. LYNCH, ';'."Surie Beers of Brookfield is temporary Miss 0. Decora- another column. Bethel, coum Conn. and friends in town for several Miss Ella M. Blake spent ment in Long Hill, General Trucking Teaming. visiting New Haven of tion day in the guest 28-- days. Tel. No. 4. SANDY HOOK. CT. i her sister, Sister M. Leonard. Summer Mrs George Dun- and Wagon millinery. CIGARS SOFT DRINKS KkmrocSageblacksmUhiug. 1127 Broad near Fairfield done and general ham, street, Satisfaction in all work guaranteed. J. a Hawley of New Haven is with United States Senator Morgan G. avenue, Bridgeport, invites you to calL on Ob- assortment, The Gem Lunch Room, his brother, Isaac A. Hawley,' Bulkley of Hartford, with Mrs Bulkley She is showing a complete ' to meet BETHEL General tuse Hill for a stay of several weeks and two young ladies, passed through trimmed summer hats, prices finest Repairing. small black This Is the Revolvers. Etc. Term duration. Naromnn in on nrnmnhif Tuesday. the times. Assortment of Greenwood Near B. K. Crossing. BlUe KIDDOn bieI,d of Coffee on Bicycles. Guns, children's hats. At. Cash. They stopped at the Grand Central chip, band sailors, and IOBaCCO EE '6 k"lE6 Brand Coffee, the price. 25c per JOHN W. BOOTH, hotel for a few minutes, wnere wr Custom work a specialty. Ait cus- Miss Mary Camp, who has been We want every one pf our Coffee Box 564. New Milford. Conn. was Town Clerk pound. a the winter in Southern Pines, Bulkley greeted by tomers to give this famous blend trial; they spending Houlihan and others. it. N C arrived at Mr and Mrs William won't regret Parker's on Obtuse Hill for the sum- STEPHEN FRENCH, John B. Wayland and W. Dauchy of Wo Notice. mer, last Tuesdaj Time CONN. Special Better STEPNEY. nf Cafiirrlav- in -Snnrivv Hook 1UU1I1UC OCll. "t"' ""- TT . n Tit unburn ft h hotel nnAnl t). 12-fo- ot ad- -, and took dinner at Troy's t No to do Ezra Young is having a To bnild than in the Spring. better place buy Shop at Upper Stepney, am now ready to built on to the north side of his of all kinds Horseshoeing. Carriage and Wagon Repair- dition John Meyer of Danbury was in town Lumber, Cement and building material conn ing and General Blacksmith. Shop closed your FRED KLEIN, bethel, & o'clock. house. . . . on Nichol- Saturday afternoon at on Wednesday, calling L C at lumber Let me yon prices. Class Work Guaranteed. ni than toy yard. quote Blacksmith Shop near Depot. First son and at The Bee office. At Doran' 1 be strict- - the suffer from ec- On and after July my terms will Don't let baby Horse , the skin. Shoeing, ly cash for all work at my shop. zema, sores or any itching of of all kinds Miss Abbie Gay of Taunton has been A. H. Carriage and Wagon Repairing STEPNEY, Doan's Ointment gives instant relief, Senior, Blarksmithing. Horse clipping " of Mrs Frank Wright, this ' nd(r?neral CONS Perfectly safe for the guest Conn. week day at mj shop. Henry Pettit, cures quickly. week. 64 South Street, . Bethel, done every children. All druggists sell it -

. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FUIDAV, JUNE 5 1908.

Hill Long 'VvWUyWwwvvvvwvvvwwvwvvvUf 9 LOCAL HA1TENINGS. 6 The bent goods and the lowest-cas- h 0 OUR LINES prices are what you always get at ouif o store. We are now st'llins Lane's ice 9 o cream, no better mado. Wesball have ARE WELL KNOWN firecrackers, torpedoes and all kinds of o fire works for the boys and girls for the o o CO) 4th of July. Remember the place.-fT- he The Mower That Has Met o Cheap Cash Grocery, Robert Staines, (bj All Lines of proprietor. Expectations. Independence o Mrs Samuel P. Clark entertained 9 of party of irionds from New York on m , Lines Quality o The Milwaukee Machine Sunday. Mowing Mrs Frank Sutherland is spending: 9 HuiiiIk few this week in Milford the Modern Plows Modern Harrows Jim tt. imof tliel(OHlimi(! on tliti mrkit. I'wvliawd a ear load hit yinr and days uuu ii'w n il, mm ii i mm miiiiiik at ium yvar pniTit. nee M'lorw you uuy, eueatof Mr and Mrs George Jennines. 0 it Mr and Mrs Clark are Hay Rakes, Tedders, Loaders and Farm Machinery George having 0 of All Kinds. their house newly painted. Craft & (0) Walking Lyons, the Stepney painters, have the Cultivators S. contract CO) Riding J. PARKS, Trumbull, Conn. Thomas Morrissey is having the Inter ; I ior of his house here newly decorated. 9 t Hayi Tedders Bridgeport parties are doing the work. e Quite a number of people from this CO) , Side Rakes Bedh place attended the auto races at Sport Milburn Sulkyand Delivery Special Room Hill, Easton. John Sneider and Charles 9 Farm Middlobrook both carried 'bus1 loads to . Hay Loaders - the races. Wagons Combination. Jewish people have purchased the o The "Wagons of Young place near the depot and are to Quality." Send, for 1908 Catalogue and Price List. carry on a Jewish summer notel there. 1 t. Porcelain Lined '.Tub. Bath white Mrs Peter II. Lynch and Miss Kate outside, with all nickle work. 0 We Carry a large stock of complete Finrell spent Wednesday in Bridgeport Myera Hay Unloading Tools and have a proposition that will Interest you. Porcelain with friends. . Lavatory (complete CO) all nickle work to floor.) Miss Inez Le Bar has taken a position T. E. PLATT & with Mrs Ueoree Clark.. SON, Newtown, Conn. Low Down Action Down $6o! Syphon Wash $6o Master Wilson Hurd spent Wednes Closet combination (either dark or light with Mrs Jobes. I day Henry wood.) Arthur Wilson visited in Bridgeport, l&st S&turdsy This combination is a Offer. Our Guarantee Mrs W. Smith of Special Frank Pawtucket, The Traveler's Guide. BOTSFORD TO BRIDGEPORT. ' R. I., is visiting her mother, Mrs L. B. Stands back of the goods. Botsford-Nor- Goodnow, who is ill. - ' th, 7.32. 10.33, a m. 5.03. 7.11 p m; 9.04 am. Write us for Frank Gabler New York Sunday, Myers particulars of City spent South. 7.05. 10.25 a m. 4.29, 6.52 p m; Sun- " Sunday with his parents, Mr and Mrs day, 6.11 p m. Stepney-Nor- th, Spray Pumps Peter Gabler. BERKSHIRE DIVISION. 7.23, 10.14, a m, 4.47,7.02. p THE H. W. HOYT . m; Sunday, 8.54 am. and CO., Little Almon Clark, youngest son of South, 7.13,1034, a m, 4.38, 7.02 Sun- ; tli, 10.(18 pm; Samuel Clark, propiietorof the Point Stypnson-Nor- a m. 4.39 p m. day, 6.20 p m. South 10.43 a ra, 7.03 m. rth.' Sanitary Plumbers, p ixnig Hill-No- 7.16.10.09. 4.42,6.55, House, returned, last week to his Monroe-Nor- th, fit) 13 ti-- am, p Cincinnati Bucket Heating Engineere, a m. p m: grandfather's home in Hartford, where 8outh.flu.40amjtt.SBD m. South, 7.21,10.38.8 4.46.7.08 Botsford-Nor- m. p m; Sunday. he is school. th, 7.3S. 10.33, a mj 6.02. 7.11 p m; 6.27 p m. Pumps, 253. DAN BURY, CONN. 264 Main attending 9.04 a m, South 10.35 6.51 'Phone . St Sunday a m; p m. irurmmll-Kor- th, 7.10, 10.03, 4.36. NewU)wn-Nor- am, 6,49, p th, 7.40, 10.44 a m, 8.11. 7.21 D m. m; Sunday, 8.42 a m. . The Water Purifier for wells or 9.12 a m; Sunday, Suudi. 7.27. 10.44. am, 4.51, 7.13, p m; Sun-- Cisierns. For sale by New Milford. South. 0.57, 10.14 a m. 4.1S, 6.42 p m. Sunday tf.iri d m. Hawley ville-No- rth, 7.50, 1056 a m. 5.20. 730 W. B. - p Glover, Watch and clock ra. sunaay, wsi a m. repairing promptly 10.IXS Newtown, Ct. South. 6.4, ara. 4.10. 6.33 p m. Sunday ; attended to at the store of M. W. 5."i3am. danbury; division. ' Hill. I Brookfleld Junction-No-rth 6.17.8.03, 11.13 am, 4Janoury-or- th. 7.30,10.42, 10.57 am. 5.17. iuh, ... f.isup m. Runuay tt.au am. v.ii n m. sunoav S.24 n m. For a refreshing glass of soda water South, 6.40, H.SS a IB 5.20, 4.00. 6.20 p m. South. 5.55. 7.&"). 8.11. 10.10, 11.50 a m.4.16, 6.38 with call at the store Sunday 5.43 p m. o. v in, nunuay (.01) a m, B.00 p m. pure syrups drug Brookfield-Nor- th, 6.22. 8.08, 11.18 5.40 Bethel North. 7.13. 10.3B. 10.47 a m Black Orpingtons, White of Albert Evitts. a m, m.su Leghorns, 7.44 p m. Sunday 9.H5 a m. 7.04, 8.07, 12.58 p m. Sunday 10.04 a m. 8.21 p m, White Cochin Sufi-da- Bantam S South, ti.35, 7.07. 9.41 a m. 5.00, 6.11 p m. y South. 6.01, 7.31, 8.18, 10.16, 11.57 a m, 4.23, 6.44, Take your watches and clocks that 5.37 u nur n.iiz tti n m fa pm. in. iihv. mi After March 1st will have eggs for hatch in need to C. E. New New Milford-Nor- th, 8.22 AX. a 5.4'., 5. ReddintT North, 7.00. 10.30 a m. 6.57. 8.01 repairing Riddiford, m, all varieties. We have some very fine pens Milford. Dm; Hunaay n.iwa. m iK P n. Sunday, 9.58 a m, 8.14 p Jn. mated up. Stock at all times. :, South 6.20, &M, 9.29, 9.43 a m 4.37. 3.39. 6.00 .South, 6.07. 7 37, 8.24. 12.03 a m, 8.08 m, Sun- 8.08 p Prairie F. E. Soule has the'sole p m, Sunday 5.23 day. a m. fi.13tim . , State Incubators and Brooders, agency for Topstone-Nor- th. 7.01, 10.25 a m, 2.04, 6.53, '7.57 , Boston Feed Hoppers, Keyes-Da- v- New Milford for the Buck Cigar. 12.47 9.54 p m, Sunday, a m, 8.10 p m.. is Fountains and Bands Druggist W, N. Noble is offering a oomn, o.i l, rt.H, H.ai, 12.07 a m, 9.13 p m, Sun- 8.12 a m. B.17 n m. Write for complete line of the famous Wallace LITCHFIELD BRANCH. day. Catalogues. To 'make room will Branchville-Nor- th, 6.5,5, 10.18, 10.31 a m, 1.58 sell very low a number of second hand hop- confections. .7. v: . 11.05 a 5.33 Sun- .:b.o.w, j.si, ia.42p m; Sunday, 9.48 a m, pers, fountains, etc. W. Ilawleyyille North, m, p m; 8.04 Hens R. L. Wendt, the Jeweler, is day. 9.22 a m. pm. ,Als?"X L?era and Pullets, some for South, 6.16, 7.47, 8.33, 10.31 a 12.13. 75c. 30- Orninirfxm q r located in the Andrews block, South. 9.57 a m, 3.55 p m: 5. 35 m. m. 4.37, 6.58, n ' .... w caiu...,,1, si cu ' opposite Sunday, p 9.19 p m: Sunday. 8.18 a m. fi 23 n m of Bantams, $10. Several males. 3 Cvtihers - Shepaufj-Nor- th, fll.16 a m, 15.44- - m; Sun- fl the Bank building, p Geortretown-Nor- th, 6.49, 10 13 1.54. 6.41. incubators 2o per cent off. I. S day, f9.33 am. . a m, P. size Get a South Bend watch C. E. 7.4(, 9.44 a m. for $5. TwolChester W. Sows, 1st at South, J9.43 am, f3.40pm; Sunday, f5.l6p 12.42pm; Sunday. m, 7.59p and at Si Riddetord's. You will like m. ' South, 6.20. 8.37a m, 12.16, 9.23 p m; Sunday, Danbury fair, for $20 and:825. 3 or 4 slightly it. 8.21 6.26 second-han- d Falls-No- rth. a m, p m. , damaged Universal Hovers, S3 Van Camp's and beans, canned Roxbury 11.24 a m, f5.52p m; each. pork Sunday, f9.42a m. is a the ; Telephone and make to delicacy busy housekeeper South, 18.35 a m, 13.30 pm; Sunday, f5.06 p appointment call. ikes. Charles i. Leach, the grocer, m. t: Artistic 1 sells it, and the biggest line of fancy Roxbury-Nor- th, 11.33 a m, 6.00 p m; Sunday, ENTERPRISE 10.05am. . Poultry Yards, groceries in town. . 9.26 a m, 3.21 4.55 Photograbhic Work. South, p m; Sunday. p m. NO, 99, RIDGEFIELD, CONN, " C. E. Riddiford is headquarters for Washington North, 11.50 a m, 6.17pm; Sun: ; day. 10.32 a m. . f: High' Grade Photp Work at correct and work in . v satisfactory watch South, 9.08 a m, 3.03 p m; Sunday, 4.30 p m. Reasonable Prices. and clock repairing. New Preston North, 11.54 a m, 6.21 p m; Sun- -. Special views taken as desired on outside day, lo.lis a m. . places. Views of JLoeal Scenery, and Build- ' for sale. - W. G. - South, 9.04 a m, .2.59 p m; Sunday, 4.18 p m. ings Take the Lead. - BARTON, Camera and Photo Supplies for sale. Washington, A Milford Who Was . Studio of I. Popular New Merchant, J. West, shop. Let us quote you prices and talk the Conn. matter over with you. Pleasantly Surprised, Wednesday Evening, Reliable work in watch and clock re HIGHLAND DIVISION. Washington Depot, pairing at C. E. Riddiford's, New Mil- in Honor of His Silver Wedding Anniver- Ilawieyvllle-Ea- st, 7.34. 11.21 a m. 6.33p. m; ford. 8.00 ; .' R. & t West, 9.29 a m, 3.00, p m. , Shampooing, Manicuring, Hatch -. ast, Sons, a of Friends and Hook-E- 7.42, 11.28 6.44 sary, by Company Neigh- Make life's walk by Sandy a m, p m. easy purchasing West, 9.17 a m, 8.46, 7.47 p Facial Carriage Manufacturers, ' boots and shoes of & Massage. bors i : I'i r your Cogswell Valley-Ea- st, 7.53, 11.40 a m; 6.55 New Fairfield. Coxs. Wetereau. A stock m. you can depend on p ' I will be in Newtown, at the Newtown Inn, 2.36. 7.38 m. tor wearing qualities. West, 9.07am, p. Monday of each week, beginning June 15th. the contract of F. W. Have made a special study of the hair and pleted painting scalp; use electrical massage. Treatments J wheeler's building in Monroe and now are taken by the course, (one each week;) The Newtown Bee. I tre painting the house for Michael THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD. price six dollars for the course, or sixty cents For earn week. v Sale! Keating in New- -' Newtown, Friday; June 5. IMS Huntingtown district, Will make appointments at patron's homes. town. Fine Communications by mail at Newtown Post The and friends Office, or at Newtown Inn. At Hill Crest neighbors of Ernest "After 15 for chron- cottage, a sec Sherman him a doctoring years LILLIAN OSBORNE. gave very pleasant ic indigestion, and spending over two ond hand at his homei, last even- surprise Friday hundred dollars, nothing has done me Ice New Milford, Conn., June 1, 1908. Stepney, ings Games and ' mueic filled out a Cream as much good as Dr King's New Life Square very enjoyable evening. A fine sup-- , Piano, Pills. I consider . them the best was served. The occasion' will pills and ICES. , Winana per long ever sold:" writes B. F. Ayscue, of King Segis. Rosewood Case, for be remembered by all. ' $20, sale METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS. ' Ingleside.'N. C. Sold under guarantee Sire King Segis, the greatest bull of the The King's Daughters of the Metho- Having taken the for the breed, quick. at R. H. Beers & Co., Newtown ; Tay- agency - j Union services were held at the Step- dist church are having the interior of Dam- Winana DeKol Korndyke has made Methodist ehurcnVon last lor, Curtis & Co., Sandy Hook : P. J. lew Haven Dairy we are prepar a record of 27 lbs of butter in 7 days. This C. ney Sunday their prayer meeting room decorated. dam is a full E. Osborne,' in Garvin, Bethel ; L. Goulett, Stevenson ; not yet aged cow. Her grandsire and a large number wre attendance. C. E. Osborne, Jr.. is doir.g'the work. ed to take orders tor Church En- is Paul Beets De Kol, Service 15. H. W. Osborne, Easton; W. B. Haw-le- y, The pastor, Rev A, L, Hubbard, month 'of ar- Stepney, Conn. Thejbeautiful June has Sherman; Smith Bros. Cornwall Berkshire Boar. in the morning on "Observa- and is tertainments, Weddings, Dances, preached rived it the month of roses. The service of a Moses the Ex. Bridge; Connery Bros., Georgetown; thoroughbred (a fine ani- tion, at Burning Bush,';' Keep your ears open for wedding bells M. etc., besides serving our customers mal) without papers, is offered. ' J. Sullivan, Redding Ridge; G. For Sale '3: 3. which will soon ring. Cheap! F. Baker, Hawleyville; G. W. Hurl-hu- rt to tbis delicious cream. TRY IT. NUTTINGHAME, In the evenire the vet'?rans were in Mrs Benjamin Mills of Newtown is .One good blacksmith bellows; also one'l-hor- se & Co., ; attendance, the church was draped with spending a few days here the of Roxbury Allen'Joyce, Southbury, Conn. lumber wagon and one spring business guest Roxbury Station ; G. W. Bridge-wate- r; wagon. i flags, the work of the committee, Mrs Mr and Mrs Alfred Provost. Hatch, W. N. Noble, New E. PETER H.i Elwell in. char?';. The children Rev A. L. Hubbard of the Methodist Milford; LYNCH,, Long Hill, Ct. H. Beardsley, New Preston ; Cogswell marched in. escorted the old f olaiers. church was one of the speakers at the C. F. & Wettereau, ; Har- Miss Olive Hubbard sang a soio. The Memorial service at Monroe Washington Depot . Henry Beardsley; C. E. Center, ry Brown, ; C. P. Rupf, Osborne, Jr., pastor on "Moral and Physi- - last Sunday. Southbury Williams, GENERAL preached South Britain ; 8TEPNEY,:C0NN. cal Couiase. Mrs Alfred Perkins Bros., Warren ; Successor to S. E. Sanford & Co. Provost and daughter. W. The N. Hurd, Long Hill; druggists. AUCTIONEER and Wednesday evening prayer Olive, left, Wednesday, for a few - ' Painting Paper Hanging, days' 25c- v,:. .. Main St.. uiGCLiiig wao uciu ai iuib xuiuci a, tula wiui lLieuua ill oilclLUll. Newtown. - - Of all kinds. Satisfaction in all work, guar- aiay NEWTOWN, CONN. anteed. week Henry Pettit and Alfred Provost Estimates gladly furnished. :, ;,t at Telephone 49-- 5. at Hatter.town schoolhouse tended the auto, races on Preaching Sport Hill, Also Real Estate For Sale. on Sunday evening 7 at p. m., bv Rev Eascon, on Decoration day. L. Farm of 77 acres, will keep 12 cows, 1 pair A. Hubbard. , A. S. Edwards unloaded a car of Me horses; nice house and $5000; $2000 On the second in Chi- on Meet At the Fountain barn; price Sunday June, grain Wednesday at the depot and can remain on mortgage. Notice. ldren's will be observed at the has two or three more cars to , 60 13 day , arrive in And Have Your Farm of acres, will keep cows, and pair Methodist church. The pastor, Rev A. a few days. oi norses, nice nouse, i Darns; price 4a00, 12000 L. Hubbard, has had many of Frank Cornell of Long Hill has tak- Ice Cream orSoda. can remain on mortgage. :, v , Grain years 160 at Wholesale. in to it Farm acres.nice house.3barns. Ice nouse, experience speaking children, and en a position at Stephen French's store in house and Plain spring water barn; line orchard; Tuesdays and Fridays, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. has just been elected for the third year at the depot. Syrups5c. farm will 25 cows,pair Ice Cream carry horses, pairoxen; at our Wholesale Branch, as president of the junior work of the ,Just arrived a new stock of working f Keeping constantly Soda, 10c. price$T000; $3000 can remain on mortgage.. at is to 1 entire New York. At the morning shirts, overalls and jumpers, the kind f it the key nice house and barn with small piece land; Stepney Depot. Mr will M, , successful advertis- - Ct. this is a bargain If purchased at once; price service Hubbard give one of that wear. We have yaur size. Zahn, Kent, $300 ,n- - $1050; can remain on mortgage. ' Strictly First Quality Only. his object sermons to the children and Stephen French, at the depot. I 1 tarm, new house and barn, fo acres farm V ,. We make the price. Don't be mlslecL in the evening the children will con'-du-ct Dr DeWolfe and family of Bridgeport i - land, He 1 46 ask ior our quotations., the services. are now settled iff sum- farm, house, running water, nicely their acres land, $3500. Terms Cash. mer home at the Five Points in Cut- re You cannot spurt much and k farm on main road, one milWrom NoJBags Broken. ler's , No Bags Loaned. BAPTIST CHURCH ITEMS. Farms. I win. A Newtown Street; good house and barn; nice W. F. Wilmot and family of Bridge- business career that JUNE orchard; never failing stream of water; will Rev A. H. Boutwell will preach in carry 1 cows; price $2600...... B. & Co., port are at their pleasant summer home 4 goes by fits and starts will not A re farm in Hawley the church next morn- Newtown; good house and Baptist Sunday in Cutler's Farms for the summer. SILVER SALE. barn; fine water. Apple orchard and other Conn. pay 60 well in the run jj 1 Stepney, ing and evening. Ernest Wilson and family of New I long fruit; mile from R. K. Station; 3 minutes as a business 4 walk from school. Price $2000. : - Headonarters for all kinds of Ve- Haven were guests, over Sunday.of Mr I that follows a hicles Beautiful Farm of 84 acres. Price $1800. at our main store,Stepney. Mrs Eliza Winton, who has been ; and Mrs Albert W. Fairchild. course mapped out for it and 1 73 $3300. in Mrs I farm acres, , spending the winter Danbury and Baker of Bridgeport is a guest. Wisteria Pattern. 1 farm 15 acres, $2000. Hinck-Wheel- keeps its advertis- - ' with Mrs C. this Mr and Mrs er increasing Bridgeport, is now B. week, of John I ' Several Other places not advertised. for the summer. ley. ing as the business demands Tea Spoons 15 cents each Dessert Spoons and Porks 25 cents each A very fine carriage and : f blacksmitlilng Miss lNeilie bridle has been spending sir ana Mrs Leslie rurdy and son, 4 it until the maximum is reach- - 1 Table Spoons and Forks 30 cents each plant; splendid opportunity for quick buyer. Notice. a few days in Bridgeport, the guest of Stanley, or Bridgeport, were guests, 6 Hollow handled Knives and Forks in a Special L ed. There is a maximum satin case $5.75, less than 50 cents each. Mrs Charles Ruggles. Decoration day, of Air and Mrs Zalmon I for I Trade is a Call and see our exclusive patterns In Increasing rapidly and my custom- Miss Olive Hubbard had returned Purdy. I small business beyond which f. heavier plate Tea Spoons at 20 and 25 ers have requested me to resume the former from a visit with her in Mr and Mrs John of cents and heaviest possible at 30 cents and plan. Every day open for business." Seeing grandmother Hinckley, Jr. it is not or plate Wagons the holi- economy policy to I each. ' public appreciates the service and the Shelton. Bridgeport were guests over the I In Cut Glass Silver ! gpods. I shall to a co. TBronkline Chronicle. Specials and Sterling endeavor encourage them to Frank ,W. Hodge and family, of New day of Mr and Mrs John Hinckley, Sr. for the June bride. , Harness favor me with a good year's business. , If want a Haven, were quests, Decoration Miss Edith P. Fairchild of New York ft you Carriage. "Remember, from now on we're open every day.of If you want a Runabout. Mrs M. E. Mr Hodge and was a guest, Sunday, of Mrs Ada day, Turney. sii If you want a Business Wagon. Doing business In the same old and Mrs visited Parmalee in Hattertown. If a way: family Turney friends Our columns furnish Q. W. Fairchild & you want Harness, Selling an honest article for an honest price. in Derby over Saturday night, 5ons, If you want Blanket, Awake from your slumber, and take my ad- -, making the key to success If you want a the m Mr s auto. Manufacturing Jewelers, Whip, , vice; trip Hodge ful In If you want Robes of any kind, Avoid musty orfeed for Mr ana Mrs Andrew were advertising Retailors, Importers, Opticians, If want Harness of grain any price. Bradley you Supplies any kind. Favor us with an order or a call. over of Mr and Mrs C. this community. If you want Harness Supplies of any kind. ' guests Sunday I "At the Sign of the Chimes," If want save Strict attention, great or small. - you to money and secure satis- Be ' E. Osborne, Sr. faction, particular, be precise! The 997 Main 5t., Cor. P. O. Arcade, H In Har- Buy the best for a considerate price.l young people of the Methodist you want anything the Wagon or " " church are for CT. ness line call and look over our - '- - .: planning a strawberry C?ASTOniA,Kind Yno Haw BRIDGEPORT, 'j Tin Always before festival to be held in the near future. Bri tim Bougfit goods purchasingelsewhere. A. S. Edwards, The date will appear later in The Bee. Established 1865. A W. Bassett & Son, jfc, & - '. Depot, Conn. Sherman Tyrrell have Just com- - Stepney Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone 1433--5 Bridgeport. THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE J, 1808. SOMETHING BETTER? & The D; M. Read Co! . E. H. DILLON CO., .Ohycsl Py all moans EilMhbii USJ. frqt at tho Center More, Leading Milliners, ' prices t 1105 Main Street, Bridgeport Barnum Brothers 50c ' is filled DRESS GOODS FOR 35c. , Our Iwge establishment with everything that is In Shephard's Old Stand," ' dosirablo in Spring and Easter Millinery. Twenty-fir- e different mixtures in this collection. They are what are commonly Dodglngtowni termed wool id of Untrimmed Hata from 60c to $5,00 goods, but there a touch cotton in some of them, hardly to be Trimmed Ready to Wear Hats, $1.48 to $0 known though without telling. Trimmed Dress . to $40.00 a Hats, ' $2.98 In shade of from Flower Sprays from . 10c to $3.00 every gray, the lightest silver to the dark steel, in old blue, Waramaug All bilk Ribbons from 10c yd to $1.60" tan, and sage green, plain, striped, checked and plaided. Excellent for dresses, New Veilings from ' 15c to 75 yd. summer Shirt Waists from 75c to $10. walking skirts, and children's clothes. 5 ' Black Petticoats Heatherbloom from 98c to $5.00. 35 cts. Send for Inn, a samples. , Black and Coloied Silk Petticoats from $3.98 to $10. yard. Lake Warmaufc S B ' l-2- New Preston, Conn. a n Thin Wash Goods, 12 c. E. H. Dillon & Co. ' a a In this special sale we have just the thingsyone needs for warm weather: Opcn'from May 1st to Novem- a a ber 1st. ' BBBBB B HBBBBB Muslins Lawns Dimities Organdies Batistes Dotted Swisses The Newtown Bea They are in a variety of patterns and colorings, including a generous as- Carter House, sortment of white and black combinations, the kind that wash well. We V Newtown, Friday, JuneS, 1908. bought WaramaugLake, them to sell at 19 cts a yard, but offer them At 12 1- -2 cts. . New Preston, ;ct Westcn. - TAN T Do you visit the Pattern Department? Of course you do at times Is open for the Season Under CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IN for one is fashions. TERESTS. every interested in They have a Card Contest, and one may the Management of Mrs Hen secure a with care Moses San-- prize just a little and no expense. Stop and see about it and Brown. RevD. and Mrs Charles ry ford attended the Fairfield West Asso- get a prize. ciation meeting which met in Stam ford last week Tuesday. Dinners Served. The Congregational churcn at Nor-- field will celebrate Children's day the second Sunday in June and are making The D. M. READ Co. Money-Maki- ng Farms preparations for it. 6000 for Sale in 14 States The Ladies Aid society of the Con Ladies' Plain or Cap Toe. $2. $2.50 gregational church are to give a play and $3. - endless in An variety siie, in the Town hall on June 16 for the Men's Cool Tan Oxfords. $2.60. $3. I mice and uurpose : stock and tools included with benefit of the church. $2.50, $4. - - - , many. "Stroot'i CiUIocm Boys' Tan Gun Metal or Pat. Colt, To Sr.' &5t15?" ournew2i6-oae- e book of Acme Harrows the Farmer: 1 GRANGE NOTES. $2 and $2.50, at bargains, profusely illustrated, Should B on Farm. containing Matt maps, reiiaDie in- Every G. W. Coggswell acts as the farmer's agent. If formation of localities and traveling in. At the next regular meeting of the they farming Write Right Now to have any Poultry, Eggs, Apples, or 'farm and want (mictions to lee properties, mailed FREE, if you Grange, this Friday evening, June 5, any produce mention this to the cash and paper. Wt (ay railroadJaru. , Mr Smith of South Norwalk will FOSTER'S SHOE STORE, BOOTH E get highest price quick returns send it to me. give BROS., Also in E.A.STROUTCO, a lecture on birds which will be ' dealer Real Estate. very Successor to R. F. Foster & Co., .' Conn. for all to hear. Stratford, 150 Nassau N. Y. C interesting G. W. St., ty. 246 Ilain St., Danbury, Conn. That's the Spot to Get Your Farm COGGSWELL, Derby, Conn. Tools. Mrs Charles Corsa has been having We Are Now selling: several rooms in her house newly deco Probate Notices. G. rated. B. B. Banks of Redding did the N. Clarke's Vegetable Liver Pills the Daisy Dairy Molasses Feed, which won the work. Don't Be Fooled. first prize Hnd the International Con- Milking Mr and Mrs Edward Caterson. the STRICT OF NEWTOWN, ss. Probate Have a wonderful reputation for curinz Bilious and Dvsnentlc Ailments. A test at St Cloud.. Minn. Also lor sale: Ster- Ty 29. 1908. Stock i Jl uourt, way Come to my store and get the best a for ling Feed, Sterling Scratch Feed, Ster- Misses Bassinger of New York, Mr and Estate of Maria L. late of New- - remedy Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, ling Chick ' Ferris, and feed the market afiords at Feed; staples, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Mrs Alfred Shedlock and other friends town, in said district, deceased. grain etc., stand Unrivalled. Once tried, Always used. For sale by Drug- Bran and Middlings the lowest cash also all the best they were guests, Saturday and Sunday, of The Executor having exhibited his admini: prices, gists. Free sample by mail. PATRICK CAMPBELL, tration account with said estate to this Court of on Mr and Mrs Charles Corsa. . It. In grades fertilizers hand, l Conn. fnp Rllownnpa Sandy Hook, FOR SALE-P- air of Hereford nice ' The Bee representative was very Ordbhed. that the 6th day of June, A. steers, O. N. CLARKE, Nichols, Conn. Eye flour made. Custom grinding. . 8 ones for $25. Four Devon steers entertained at dinner, last week D., 1908, at o'clock in the forenoon, at the kindly Probate Office In Newtown.be and the same is at fair prices. Will sell at low figure, at the home'of Mrs Colum- "POR SALE One second hand Mosler safe. Wednesday, assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said bus administration and Uourt directs ter fine condition. Inside measure 12x19x26 Bulkley. account, tins NOTICE-Hereaf- the services of my bull Inches.- Blacksmith tools from T. Martin's Lovers of cattle will see a that the Executor to cite all persons inter- il. Terms Cash. F. W. New- sight ested therein to at said time Homer W. Piatt, For Sale. shop as follows: 1 anvil, bellows, tke bender, will be for their if will appear and place, Atwood, town, Conn. Hol-sti- good eyes they tills order once in some news- tire upsetter and drill press, cheap. 3 n by publishing Southford, Conn. cows, one one due in stop at Charles Corsa's and see his paper , having circulation In said Dis Good fresh, August, one ana k npAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE- -I will beat v Estey Organ, price $20, In Decembar: 50 first-cla- ss cider for fine oxen. well trict, by posting a copy on public sign- barrels pair of They are I the Brick Building on June 15, with stool. All in good order. 5 ail post in the Town of Newtown, where the de Saturday, that tired feeling; shoats, colors, red, matched in way and are hard to from 11 a. m. to 5 p. m., and each second and white or 1 Edison 100 every ceased last dwelt, at least five days before blue; Graphophone with .. last of each month from W. L. CHADEAYNE, 1 Oliver lat- beat. He is justly proud of them. said time assigned. Frank Favereau, Saturday thereafter, records cheap; typewriter, new, " 12 m. to 4 P.m. John F. Houlihan. Collector. est 1 $72 Home Comfort W. P. Rowland his William J. Beecher. Judge. Box 238, Derby, Conn. . model; steel range, at is moving family Redding Ridge. Conn. Newtown, Conn.. April 4, 1907. less man i- -z price: l uary cow due in May, from the north of the town to Mrs the for a F. J. Hosford part DISTRICT OF NEWTOWN ss. Court of Horseshoeing carriage and wagon reparing just thing family. Rowland's old home on Knob 2 New Preston, Conn. Crook, Probate, May 26, 1908. and general blacksmithing. For sale cheap Wanted To Redding, the late W. B. Hill. Sr., Estate of Philo Clarke, late of New- horses, good workers and fair drivers. Piano Tuning. Buy. "POR SALE Good barber business. Shop all place. town,- in said District, deceased. A fitted up. Located at Roxbury Station. The Court of Probate for the District of Max A. Grass, well known piano tuner of Fat Cattle, cheap Cows or Bulls, Calves, W. S. Coles, Conn. Mrs Stephen Sanford of Redding is Newtown Post Cards of Ireland, Bridgeport. Conn., formerly of Stelnwav & Roxbury Station, hath limited and allowed six months I.BERJ1AN, spending several days here, the from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Sons, Mfr. N, Y and successor of late Fred guest 1224 North ' TJiOR SALE At a bargain. The property of of her sister, Mrs f . L. Burritt. estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Beyer, will be pleased to attend to your Piano Avenue, Bridgeport, Co.in. estate of located Those who Colored De at Mr S. 2189-- the the late John King, The Bee was neglect to present their accounts, Tuning, orders may leit Charles Telephone: at town line on state highway between ia representative kindly properly attested, within said time, will be 10 10c. Piatt's, Newtown. Will be in Newtown every and Seymour, consisting of sawmill, entertained, last week Tuesday merit, debarred a recovery. All nersnns inrtphied to Views montn. Bridgeport address 43 west avenue, cider mill and casting shop with pond and at the pleasant home of Mr and Mrs F. said Estate are reauested to make immediate water power Also two tenement to Mnnev refunded if vou are not satisfied. Of all kinds adjacent. L. Burritt. payment WANTEDAntkiue mahogany furniture' repaired at houses and two barns. Price WOO. Terms Alfred Walker, Adminstrator. Price Lists of Post Cards from all over the Charles H. Martin, Clocks reasonable prices. Have $500 down, balance on mortgage. Write or Miss Ella Smith and Miss Lula Vink World. 101 South street, Mamford, Conn. You An Old Colonial Clock to H. telephone Carlos Storrs, Ansonla, Ct. of Bridgeport were guests, last week, QTATE OF CONNECTICUT, District of or Grandfather Clock that needs repairing so w Post Card Co., it will run accurately? If so I am of Mr and Mrs Staines. Bridgeport, ss Probate Court, May 14, Pennsylvania A prepared Stephen 1908. TfOR SALE new upright grand piano, not to serve you. I refer you, by permission, to 315 N. Queen St., Lancaster, Pa. - nrst-cia- ss Estate of John Warner, late of the town soiled, make, warranted ten Allison P. Smith, Editor of The Bee, for of Monroe, in said years. Also a Regal Piano Player In perfect whom I restored to its old time efficiency a district, deceased. must oe sold. Southford. The Court of Probate for District of tjiOR SAT.E-Sh-ore lots. Walnut Beach, Mil' condition, Death cause of fine old Colonial clock. E.E.Meeker, New the Address bee Office, Newtown. Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six J ford, Conn. Level, high cottage lots $150 gelling. b., Preston, Conn. II IM The good and months from date hereof, for creditors of $5 week. tiuicK it you the up, down, il speaK TfTORMS IN CHILDREN cured San-tin-- II satisfactory kind are SOUTHFORD" YOUNG PEOPLE said Estate to exhibit their claims to the ad want one. E. W. Nash, 4nl Holnster Ave., by I fll ministrator. Those who to Conn. if Bvmail2DC. samolefree. Smith's Druir made at the HAPPY. neglect present Bridgeport, Ansonia. uonn. their accounts, orooeriv attested, within said store, I Sell Farms There seems to be plenty of enjoy- time, will be debarred a recovery. All per Blackman Studio, sons indebted to said estate are ment for the young people of South- requested And all kinds of real estate. 57 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport. to make immediate payment to "Don't" What Kind of Luck Are ford at the time. There is a Artnur J. nun. Adm n strator. c. t. a., Give me a description of your farm or place, and present Let Dick and and the terms and I do rest. Write or Headquarters for Amateur Finishing school at Farms 164 State St, Bridgeport, Conn every Tom, Harry You the Supplies. dancing Quaker's file around your lp wn mower and spoil it, en- Having? call and see me. I can do you good. JACOB every Friday evening where the young deavoring to make it cut better, but leave it BLOCK. Middle Gate District. Route 16. New I can with 2. men and ladies have a chance to u supply you guaranteed fertile town, Conn. Tel. young VTOTICE-T- he Board of Relief for the Bor-- s or old chicks. S. c. WHITE LEG- show And when At Qraef Store, Southbury, Ct., eggs day their fancy steps. the ough of Newtown will meet for the pur- HORNS. Eggs $3 per 50, $5 per 100. Chicks 12c Door of of A Screen Spring boys want an outing they go to the pose hearing appeals from the doings the and have It done properly. Lawn mowers will each. NTIQUE FURNITURE bought and sold. Board oi Assessors and doing any other prop- unless G. B. Tucker. Easton, Ct. P. O. Address Wolcott Urove wnicn is one ol the nic- 1 not do good work properly sharpened. JOS. P. MURTAUGH. Branchville, Ct. Needed in every house. On exhibition at er business, as follows: On Monday. June ,.D.25, Bethel, Ct. Tel Bridgeport div. est places in this part of the town for 1908. at the store of R. H. Beers & Co.. from 1 the store of Charles I. Leach, New Milford. A 1904 to 5 p. m. ; on Monday, June 8, at the office of POR SALE Winton Touring car with VTOTICE- Call and see It. W. H. FENN. a clambake. I as new and -I will be in Washington. Tuesday The Newtown Bee, from 1 to 5 p. m. motor, good 1,1 and on each week "DOR SALE Village home, barn and out- - hill climber. McDowell & Cen Roxbury Wednesday of Frank Wright, good Taylor, and will na.v the highest market for buildings, 21-- 2 acres, reasonable price. SALE-O- ne sorrel horses, 2300 lbs. ter street. Bethel, Conn. prices mRC pair John Condon has the Robert H. Beers, etc. Address L. Box 85, Bridgewater, Conn. $135 match team: two steel tire top bug- purchased prop' veal, poultry, eggs, vegetables, Cash paid owned Board of Relief. Borough for all stock bought.- - Clinton H. Judson. gies cheap; one open surry $20; three set of erty formerly by Mrs Richards of Newtown. R SAT.E-- 10 nice voung nigs. Mr Archer one mare $135; Conn POR SALE-T- wo high typewriters, single harness; good driving on the Oxford road. He expects to oc Newtown, Conn., May 26, 1908. Old Weed Place. Stony Hill, Bethel SALE in " grade one set new business wagon wheels, never fX)R Three young cows coming nearly new. A eood one Jffl. Abetter'nna house a summer month. Zoar District.San-d- y S. two trucks. 257 Black Rock cupy the for home, L. M. "POR SALE 10,000 and tomato this ' John Retz, $35. Irving Holmes Ridgefleld, Conn. used. 820; good TjXDR SALE Good barn hay, 20 tons. cabbage Ct. Avenue. Conn. On May 20, the Southford baseball c Henry C. Johnson. R. D. Route Hook, Bridgeport, lUVUIlllIIUJ, IVI, W W, 4.IUU1UV1U' plants. team played with Southbury, beating Lake House. oe. sandy nook, uonn. CPECTACLES and eye glasses fitted. Lenses XjiOR SALE OR RENT The Gay carriage matched, and all kinds of repairs. Reid & A' them by a score of 23 to 4. While & and h acksmith shop, one or. the best 10' TjOR SALE 1 new milch cow and calf. S.W. WANTED-- A hustling man to handle a line CRAFT LYON, Todd, Opticians, 1054 Main St., Bridgeport. seemed to have a - vi cations In Fairfield County. Frank Wright, Southbury very good Beach, Trumbull. " of coifee and spices in Newtown and Conn. Administrator, Newtown. team they were no match for the cinity. Address Lock Box 692. Bridgeport, Stepney, men from Southford. TjX)R SALE Nice driving Welch pony with Conn. Woodflnishers. WANTED Stock to pasture for summer or young road cart and harness. Also bridle and Painters, Paper Hangers. For Sale. On 30 Southtord baseball team short periods. First class feed and plen May saddle to fit pony. Pony will road mile in 4 Summer boarders, elegant Our experience In our line of business fully A full line W. WANTED of Furniture for a barber shoo. ty of water. Apply to A, Peck, Mt. Pleas' South the score being minutes; afraid of JamesD. hnatin?. fishing, etc.. situated on every contract or small) to 2 2 played Britain, sound; nothing. 14 guarantee (large which included new French Mirrors, Bar- Conn. 2, shores of Frenchman's miles from Do ant, Newtown, 2 to 0 favor of Southtord. Un ac--t Christopher, Route 24 Bethel, Conn. the Bay, be absolutely satisfactory. Agents for ber Chairs, besides all the other Furniture in Bar Harbor. Best country board $5 per week. mestic and Imported Wall Papers. Estimates COR SALE Broadview Farm with remain' was not necessary to fix up a shop; all in good condi- count of the rain the game Address Capperopali's House, North Han promptly given. We .are well equipped for tion. ins stock. A chance now for city people. completed but the boys would like to cock, Maine. best service. Reason for selling, poor health. Inquire with For 5ale. W. S. Cole, Box 599, New Conn. try it again. TiiOR SALE An extra horse, stamp. Milford, good driving Conn. Southfrod was deserted on Decora- Havlnc Hecldprl tint tn mmA f.n the country 1 afraid of nothing. Absolutely sound. Ad Roxbury Station, WANTED On or near the Housatonic river 28 Dan-bur- y. tion day as all the people turned Out I offer a new Acme Royal Range for sale. It dress George F. Baker, Division St., ' and within 10 miles oi Bennett s unoge. will burn wood or has six holes, with Conn. Notice. 500 which was held in coal, Special 50to acres of wood and pasture land at a to see the game high shelf and lined reservoir. J. For low cash Address S, care of New porcelain Am now ready to do horse and ox shoeing, Sale. spot price. South Britain. H. Brown. Elizalmth. N. J. For particulars of town Bee. Newtown. Conn. uonn. also all kinds wagon and carriage repair- Miss Delora King has completed her inquire of r. H. McCarthy, Newtown, ing. Light tires reset $1.50 per set. Best work A bay horse 9 years old, weighs 1050; kind driver. Hassome Will work "FINE PASTURE for a few more head of course at the Waterbury Business col Piano Tuning! at low prices. Joseph Busser, Shop at the old good speed. any- - conn. where. Inquire at Troy's Hotel, Sandy Hook stock. E. R. Botsfo lege. FARM. I am prepared to do Piano Tuning and 'Re, McCarthy place, Southbury, Newtown. K. F. D. 16. William Davis of Waterbury spent pairing of ail kinds at short notice. MOTIC- E- As have not time to use it, will Charles Winton farm. Easton Center for "POR SALE Devon cow. 6 years, with heifer s3ll our 1904 Winton touring car. Fine BARGAIN-Ou- r 1904 with his father and SO L 1 a. 11. TJIG Winton Touring Decoration day sale, 135 acres: Ten room house; Barn x 40; Harold I. Hathaway, ri week old. I'eck. Water machine, good hill climber. Big bargain. motor. Good as town. Conn. car with mother. Mr and Mrs William Davis. Carriage house; All necessary Outbuildings. 284 Conn. McDowell & Center street. Bethel. new. McDowell & Center Main Street, Danbury. Taylr, Taylor, street, Would lease to buyer. George L. 277-1- 2. Mrs Walter Wheeler who has been probable Telephone "PORSALE-HorselO-years- old. Bethel. Conn. Burr. Stepney Depot. Conn. weight 1100, POR SALE spending three months with her moth - sound, gentle and a;raid of nothing also nouse, barn, hennery, SALE-O- ne 7 acres. 3 miles R. R. Station Bethel. Ct.: "CiOR SALE One Buckeye Mowing Machine; er JNew xorK is FOR SALE-T- wo lots on Queen St, TX)R house and 2 acres of land, new milch cow wilh calf 2 weeks old. F. L, - in uty, expectea GRASS summer $1200: 24.000 other Bargains in farms, also 2 pair ox cart wheels, all in good con society land. E. J- - Hall, Sandy plenty of fruit, place suitable for Burritt, Weston. Ct. cityj. Orlando B. K. U. home, this week home or keeD summer boarders, raise chick homes, nifg.and business chances R. R. dition. Address Osborn, II, Hook, Conn. fares and hotel bills Westport, Conn. Tel., 1419-- Bridgeport dlv, Mrs Benham of Bridgeport is spend' ens for market, 4 mile from Cornwall Bridge paid for purchasers. refined woman R. R. Station; 2 water wheels, one 12 In., one Brophey's Realty Exchange, 64 Grand St, ing a few days with her sons in South HOUSEKEEPER'S position by Notice. Conn. POSITION WASTED By a young .Polish in widower's home, country or village. Mrs 10 in., good as new. N. Parent, Cornwall Danbury, man on a farm No bad habits and good ford. Bridge, conn. Ward Leota M., Milldale, Conn. A new Blacksmith Shoo at Warner's Mill- s- milker. Felix, on Wm. B. Glover's Place, Mrs John 1). entertained her and General Would Good business 1150 Horseshoeing Jobbing. Newtown, Conn. two from Shelton over Sun S ALE-T- en 5 FOR SALE horse, weight Terms Notice. nephews acres standing grass, tons ieiiai in all hnrnpcu will iv like to see old customers at my shop. Special FOR two milkers. A. n, L. P. PASTURAGE for cows. day. hav and mn fresh S. cash. Payne, Roxbury Falls, Conn, riOOD horses and change for cattle. A. Edwards, Stepney 106-1- The automatic and clean comb. The L. Baldwin. Elmwood district. Bethel, Conn. Telephone call 2. curry " The Seth Andrews Farm, Bethel, Conn. Depot, conn. best made and most durablecomb on the mar- TfOR SALE One horse mowing machine and ket. Once seen always used. Burr Eclipse A CONNECTICUT BEAUTY. How's This? hay rake. lnijui- - 715 Shelton St., Bridge "FOR SALE A horse, weight about 1200, good Harness dressing awl Eclipse axlecomnouml. port. Conn. worker and driver, good age: also nice Special Notice. No better made. William Wellington, airent driving horse, weight 1000. afraid of nothing. for Fairfield County. P. Route No. 4. To settle affairs immediately, this good I will receive rood veal calves next Wednes O., farm of 124 acres is thrown on the market at trices right, or will exenange lor young colt. Bridgeport. .Nichols. Coun. Telephone We One Hundred Dollars for C. F. Hotsford. Oonn. at in Bethlehem, for which I the low price of iVM. -2 mile to village, offer Reward, Conger. day my place Bridgeport division. near pleasant neighbors; high, healthy lo- anycaseofCatarrh'that cannot be cured by For Sale. will pay ine nigncst market price. Hall's Cure. C. Conn. ant cation; good barns, for picture of the neat Catarrh HENRY HILL, Bethlehem. AL'CTION-Pnrsu- to an order of the cottage and details see page 125 "Strut's F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O. A bran new Concord buggy. Will soil at a Probate for the District of Wash- ld Is well Cattle Notice. Will I Money-Maki- Farms of America No. 20" We. have known F. J. sacrifice; also a colt. vyOTICE exchange improved property ington. will cause to be sold at Auction on the undersigned, Price $T5. I live 10 T' in or for a good 19iK. 1.30 copy free. E. A. Strout Co.. 150 Nassau St., 15 and bred, a dark bay. about Waterbury Torrlngton Saturday, June 13th, at p. m., the Cheney for the last years, believe him from from lie stock and tools. Loren R. New York. honorable in all business tran minutes walk Pine Rock Park the I will in Newtown Thursday. 11th. with farm with Carter, homestead of the late William McXallv. con perfectly My Thomas B. Post, R. F. car load le and 11 Main Conn. of 7 acres more with sactions and financially able to ont trolley. address, ot calves, young catt pigs. East street, Waterbury, sisting or less, the build Hol- - carry any D. No. 8, Shelton. Conn. B. thereon Terms Ten tjXJR SALE close springer, made by his firm. J. SHAW. ings standing. per cent D. C. Mt obligations 1 bob of the in balance on de- stein 'grade. Peck, Pleasant, - Wai.dino, Kinnah A TlTA NTED To buy and fat calves. purchase price cash, Martin, TX)R SAL- E- An Iron axle rt In good NE for horses and H K. of deed. S. Ford Seelev. Newtown. Conn. Wholesale druggists, Toledo, O. PASTrRE cattle at Miest cash prices paid. U. Briscoe. livery Administrator condition. Oscar B. Plumb. Nichols, Ct. Woolser's Ranch. Hattertuwn: P. O. Ad Bethel. Conn. of the Estate of William McNaiiy. Vi aa- h- TX)R SALE-Go- od road mare, 8 years old. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act- dress: R. D. 15, Stepney Depot, Conn. Also 40 ington.'Conn.. May 25th. 1908. men. nnder-- L x sound- - T. F. Conlan. North Newtown, Ct. ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur- POSITION WANTED by two milk cans for sale, some of them nearly new. faces of the system. Testimonials sent free. stand English; good teamsters and good POR SALE-Che- ap. 2 horses, one good "POR SALE-O- ne rubber t're trap: will be H. Price 75c Sold milkers. Frank Woicehowski. Zalmon Peck "PORSALE-- S tons of Rye straw. J. Durand E and rood driver. E. sold very reasonable. M a R. C. Tousev. pOR per bottle. hy all druggists. I- worker J. Murphy. W. Wright, Newtown. Conn.. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. Place, Newtown. Conn.; - P.L!iii0 ni.d... NfWLnwn. Conn. Southbury Hotel. Southbury, Conn. Long Hill, Conn. 10 THE iri i'OWN LEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1908.

Good ' NTI' While I Regal Oxfords. Short and a They're comfortable because they are made tight and fit They , perfectly. They won't gape at the ankle, slip at the heel, wrinkle under the instep or chafe your feet Lcist i when vou walk. And they retain their fine lines until they are worn out. In have the Point. Regals To you choice of $10 and $12 Two-Pie- ce your the newfst, most distinct- Suits at ive custom models, narrow, medium or close trimmed soles, This is a clothing store where good clothing is al- or military walking ways cheap and cheap clothing is always good. If heels and in all leath- you desire a dependable clothing store to trade at a ers, for men and $7! store that will fulfil its to every promise the letter its women,$J.50 and $4. here and we're at your service. Only one or two of a kind. Shoes for Boys and XJnlmed coats, turn-u- p bot- irls as well as Men Our rapidly increasing business can only be ex- toms on trousers. and Women. One of the Correct Styles I merchandise and Also a few For this Season.Ji plained by right methods. We have A In e of complete Made in All practically sold out our lines of men's brown and tan medium priced foot- Leathers. Ktf Young Men's Suits at suits and have received new lines of wear $, $1.50, J52, Quarter Sizes just these popular $7.50. $2.50. suits. See them in our wjndowl Sizes 32 to 35. The $10 New Location: Postoffice Block. Copyright 1908 by and $12 kind. Hart Schafner & Marx Great Barrington. HATCH & New Milford. DUNCAN & CANFIELD, DEWEY, Head-to-Fo- ot Outfitters, NEW MILFOKD, CONN.

passenger depot. Christian Hansen has done the work in his usual effect- The Newtown Bee. ive manner. Newtown. Friday, June 5, 1908. At RI DDI FORD'S SECRET SOCIE'mNOTES. Good Shepherd No. 65, 1. O. YOU CAN BUY I t iiaruuru ' New Milford. lodge, Or 0. F will confer the initiatory de- gree, Thursday evening, June 11. This Large Glass Vases for 10 Cents MRS ALONZO MONROE. will probably be the last initiation till after the summer vacation. Large Glass Butter Dish 10 Esther, wife of Alonzo Monroe, died Columbia Palm Rebekah lodge, No. 43, will .Large Glass Berry Dish "V 10 " on 44 One Bicycle Saturday, aged years. son, give a social dance in Odd Fellows hall, Good Assortment Harry, and her husband survive her. Wednesday evening, June 17. Music Plates 10 " She was taken with a shock Will Give You Satisfaction. following by Whitney's orchestra. A good time Good Assortment Tinware for 10 " hemorrhages ot the brain. The funer- is assured all who attend. Good al took Dlace on at 2 Assortment Granite Ware for . A Big Line of Baseball and Goods. Tuesday p. m., 10 " Sporting from St John's church, Rev J. F. 5 Good 2d hand Plumb officiating. The burial was in POSTMASTER JACKSON ARRANG- Sewing Machines, each $2.50 the Center Funeral Direct- ES FOR EARLY MAIL TO NEW cemetery. The White Sewing Machine is the Best or Thomas had the arrangements in YORK. . . V on the Market New Queen Machine is All E. charge. Postmaster Jackson has arranged for Right. Frank Soule, an man from New CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH early Milford, be June 3. Mail closes New Mygatt Block, Bank Street, New Milford. ITEMS. ginning at , Milford office 6.30 a. m., leaves depot Parents desiring baptism for their on 6.55 a. m. train and arrives in New I G. E. children at the "children's day serv- York at 9.26 a. m. RIDDIFORD, S . , ice" on Jane 14th, should confer with Bank Street, s. New Milford. the pastor or with Mrs William P. Lan-do- n, superintendent of the Cradle Roll and Mrs Department of the Sunday pchool.- - ; L.Mr Vincent Sterling attend- Next Sunday the Rev Jj D. Kines- - ed the exercises at the dedication of bury, D. D.. superintendent of the Con the Gunn Memorial Library at, Wash-intgo- n, Prices gregational Home Missionary work in Friday. ,;: JNew Mexico, Arizona. Utah and Ida Rev and Mrs W. D. Humphrey of ! ho, will speak in the interests of our Roxbury were visitors in town. Mon nu i Brownie Camera That Talk day. ii ii ii ii Money - denominational work, and our annual x r collection for Home Missions will be Try Snider's pork and beans, prime "( le in construction costing but a trffln. Pure White Lead, 7c lb taken at time. col- and nice. At Charles I. Leach's. t.hlait.io..- - per that Last year the test-ifta- kes stands the good pic-- Saving. Kailroad lection was $71.36; let us make it $100 E. N. Burwell has been doing paper- Lead, 7c per lb and ' or more this year. ing painting for Poa Peet and ' ' - '"w"ui,a-iiui.i- us iow cost, every Muresco, 5C Miss A. E. per lb i Two weeks from y, Children's Peet at Peet Hill. We are all desirous of Merritt Merwin and 50c a' I Gallon Saved on Varnish Day will be observed, the children tak- Ray Leach making a saving where the in passed Memorial day at Mt Holyoke with fit,ftn,,;ifw'H"Toi.tu m. possible Wall ing leading part the service. It Money can be saved on Paper 5c a Double Eoll Up is hoped that a Junior choir of some college at South Hadley, Mass drug ' S" "" ?iye cne, scope of view, or a voices will constitute the choir Charles I. Leach's efficient clerk Brownie Finder O store goods by buying them And So forty (detachable) may be On Down Through the will exhibit to his customers on his provided for twenty-fiv-e cents. here. We save for morning service. O you money by the Line. ' route a Heinz sample case of pickles. mSreST,of alJr sort may be made giving a of Boardman's Gold Star blended coffee SM Jrownle- - toth "snap shots" O you quality goods GAYLORDSVILLE. exposures..- - that outlive beats the world. At Charles I. Leach's. thecheaply made Miss Helen AH Hatch of New York spent Rev T. J. Lee at Sizes of Cameras and Ama- - II stuff. a passed Monday John lew days with her parents recently, his summer cottage at Madison. leur motographic Supplies. Hannori,. The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Mary A. L. Nicholas Pomeroy last week Thursday after Kavanek, a Bridgewater boy, Square, now in manu- m: W. noon. successfully engaged the p. N; Noble. New Those who spent a day in Danbury facture of brushes in New Milford, was cassedy, Milfobd, Ct., were a visitor in town, Monday. ; ; Postoffice recently Mrs Lois Hall, Mrs Hen' Building, , New Milford, DRUGGIST, ry Gilbert, Mrs Thomas Austin, Miss Mrs Henry D. Hine returned, Paints, Glass, etc. ) Gladys Hall, Miss Marion Underbill after a few days passed at the Bank Street, New Milford. and Miss Mary Paine. Gunnery reunion in Washington. OOOOOOOOOOdOOO;00000 Mr and Ms George Brague are visit Mr and Mrs W. P. Landon and 98. Telephone ing at John Flynns. passed Decoration day in Washing house with his mother, Mrs E. G. Clark: Miss Clarice Evans was home, from ton, calling on E. b. liartwell ot MRS MARIETTA GIBSON. Watch and Clock Danbury, Sunday, a young lady friend Chestnut Land enroute. with her. Mr and Mrs R. J. Dunlap and Dr The funeral services of Mrs Marietta The Grange of this place was invited and Mrs C. B. Blackman enjoyed an Gibson, who died May 29, were held ! Repairing to Merryall on Tuesday evening of last automobile ride to Putnam Park, Red Monday at her late residence on Church week and quite a number from this ding and Danbury, Sunday, dining at hill, Rev Robert E. Carter, her pastor, Hotel Green. If your Watch orrciock'does not run place attended. the officiating. Mrs Gibson was 88 years There will be a in P. M. is a fresh line old and has been in feeble health .& right bring it here a'nd let us put it in lecture the Metho Cassedy showing time-keepi- church on a new assort- number of but retained first class shape. We do dist Tuesday evening, June 9, of post cards, including years, all her the Rev Dr ment of New Milford views. faculties to a remarkable She the. best work and our prices are rea-- by Ramsey. His subject degree. win ne Atootand awheel through the Mr and Mrs A. W. Peelen have been was very happy at the thought of emerald isle ' visiting friends in Bridgeport. meeting her baviour so soon and gave Mr and Mrs L. P. Treadwell ot .New each of her friends an affectionate THE MCMAHON y. R. W. L. Wendt, WELCH WED-- York have been visiting their daugh- good-b- Miss Fannie, her daughter, DING. M. W. has much in Jeweler and ter, Mrs Hill. sympathy her loneliness. Optician, "Minn IT n Mil IK no !a William Welch of Pa, and awi n a wtaitinr Cor. Bank & Main Pittsburg, Sts., New Milford. Miss Maggie McMahon were married her brother, James E. Mullins. on Decoration Tuesday morning at the Church of William Coy passed day ATTENDANCE IN his home in Colebrook PERFECT THE bt irancis Xavier, Father Egan offi- and Sunday at SCHOOLS. ciating. The bride wore a Charle3 Donnelly of Bridgeport traveling Romford : : dress with picture hat. The best man passed Decoration day and Sunday in April Stanley Dodge, A News Ethel Lottie Huriburt, Georee Item The Best Line in the was John Fitzgerald of Bidgebpot and town. Gilette, Canued Goods Shaugnessey, Bertha Shaugnessey, That should Interest you is what we the bridesmaid, Miss Mary McMahon. Mrs T. L. Van Alstyn of Waterville about have to Clara Searles. : say our Jewelry. It Is short and to the County of has been her sister, Mrs C. D. May Ruby Cheney, point-t- he That surpass in flavor and freshness visiting best Jewelry at the lowest any that GETTING Daniel Brunjes, Lottie Huriburt, Ber- compatible with high class you have ever purchased may be found at IN THE TAXES. Pulver. . goods. tha Shaugnessey, George Shaugnessey, 1 our store, a great variety ot fruit and vege- Tax Collector A. H. McMahon has Read the new ad, this week, all J2? ih(rt? 8upPIes can save you 25 to 50 per tables, all prepared in the most careful man- Clara Searles. collected $28,049.50 on the steel cut T?yUL lier to preserve their original flavors. All the Fancy Driving; the list of 1907 about Barrington Hall, Calhoun street: April : ' Elmer An Groceries we sell are of a taxes,a coffee and learn why it is different very high grade of AND good showing. derson, Paul Andrews, Goodrich Bader, excellence ana win give you unfailing satis- from all other coffees and much better, ittCLlUIl. Arthur Fuller, Louis Heline, M. W. Sold the Farmers' Co, Leroy HILL, ' only by Trading Johnson, Howard Schmiedel, Waif red REV T. J. LEE HAS RECEP- Those Wheat berries are sell Bank St., New Milford. C. I. LEACH, Work Harnesses. FINE Quaker Larson, Ruth Anderson, Alice Cook, TION IN ROXBURY. the cut 7c ing fast at price, package; Mary Fuller, Gladys Gage, Frances Church New Milford. See me and Save 20c ; limited time.. At Farm street, Money. Rev T. J. Lee preached to a large three for Hull, Amy Kilborn, Ruth Schmiedel. Telephone audience at the rea' rraoinsr vo. b. Congregational church A1 in Roxbury. Sunday. Turnev Snulo Promangelon, the new jelly powder, . - ao? eas,iIy,?nd quick decked four for 25c. Dr Shoon's Maci fiinmt m accompanied him on the triD. TJipv while it lasts, 7cpackage; THE SEABURY ZEINER WED- - 1 Co's. prove it will mail a small trial box Frank Evitts, were entertained at dinner by Mr and At Farmers Trading DING. as Second is iesi-- Mrs Harvey Thomas, i Miss Rae Hartwell of Hill dimply address Dr - The of Miss Anna Snoop, Wis.-- Eestaurant! Railroad Street, New Milford cainina- in health at home since her wedding Seabury Racine, Burely would not and William send it free IN 'iHE PROBATE COURT. treament at Clifton Springs sanitarium, Zeiner took place at the unless I was certain that bride s home, this week MagIC Ointment Fenn Montana, Arthur G. Todd has been Wednesday, u0pxa would appointed at 12.30, Rev R. E. Carter stand the test. Remember Mygatt Bit, EalIroadStM New Milford. officiating. it ia made py juage Addis on the estate of Wil There were useful and fine and alone liam A. Washington. many pres- expressly for swollen, pain- Meals served at All Honrs. Perkins, administrater. ents and a number of ful, bleeding or Give Me A Call. Perfection , large friends and itching piles, either ex-- relatives were present to congratulate iTln I,ntemal- - Lae Jar 50c Sold Miss Susie C. Erwin of Danbury has the dealers:? been at her home happy pair. Blue Flame Oil Stoves. here for a few days THE CLARKATWOOD WEDDING. aaaiaung m me care oi ner mother The Alumni Gasoline Stoves, luro mary rwin, wno nas neen pros-- The wedding bell rang out sweetly after dinner speeches Barb were much the To Wire, attacK oi rheumatism at 10 o'clock on June 1. when Russell very enjoyed by guests stop any pain, anywhere in 20 Best of Lead and Pure Linseed Oil. Edward - 150, who were Stone of Park Lane is re- Fribsie Clark and Mrs Ruah Fenn At- numbering nearly pres minutes, simply take just one of Dr Prompt Service and Satisfaction pairing his house and barns extensive- wood were married by Kev Kooert e. ent at the dinner. A full account of Shoop a Pink Pam Tablets. Pain means CASTORIA Guaranteed. the of Alumni week will be For Infants and Children. ly. Garry Murphy is doing the work. Carter. They were attended by the doings giv congestion-blo-od pressuoe-t-hat is all. RIGHT Thomas Richmond has completed ex- immediate families and a few invited en in a souvenir number of the Stray Dr IShoop's Headache-- or Pink Pair! PRICES. - . tensive on house Shot v . lableta Tbe Kind Yoa Hare Always Bought repairs his and guests. Smilax and white fiowers were will quickly coax blood pres- Garry Murphy aid the work. festooned along the aisle Miss Clara Randall is visiting rela sure away from centers. After gracefully in New pain F. E. Touquet of Bridgeport was a and at the altar. Mrs Atwood is the tives Haven. that, pam is gone. Headache, Neural- Bean the Osborne & Mrs I Gold able to 5tone, visitor in town, Monday. youngest daughter of Charles G. Fenn. Marjory is be gia, painful periods with women etc. filcaatoreof Successors . A. A cement cross walk and a around after her long .confine- ' Way Co has been Mr Clark is railroad agent after again get instant help. 20 Tablets 25c . Sold put ment with a broken New Milford, Ct. down between Young's hotel and the short trip away they will live in tne leg. by all dealers. xnnrmAiirir lir'L' I' ! LV IllVh K lull

Professional Cards. The ISWtown.Bee. Ready-to-We- ar & Newtown, Friday, Ju than used to be. Our Line of Nurses' Registry Home, Corwumption U lew, deadly it , ? 1088 Fairfield Ave,. Telephone 834, ' . Bridgeport, Conn., , New Preston, S Certain relief and uiuallylcomplet recovery 2 Supplies nurw of ill grade.' SporUI irivim lh rwmlif menu 01 a to or out will from the following treatment: Call rwniv iirumw HU'iiiloii In A PATRIOTIC SERMON. jjj mult of town, clay or tiraUuiH; In tttttw, Lawn night. Mi U. it. iiuiiywati, Mrs, t. Irwnfb. Pursuant to previous notice Re? J. and E. Herman observed Decoration day Hope, rest, freih air, Scoffs from hin pulpit, last Sunday morning;, W. J. BEECHER, by an eloquent sermon on the advan- Y Emulsion, . tage! and resources of these United Dresses Attorneyat-Uw- BOo. AND States bought with blood and battle ALL DRUCOISTSl $1.00. Rooms 25 and Si Hanford Bid. Bridgeport and cemented together by the lute Civ- OlHce In NVwtown open on Haturdays from il War into union indissoluble, firm I .ot.to3.3vp.in. as the principles that founded it into Ladies and Misses an independent nation. He delivered For tVta Anf ttlA F. J. Gale, M. D., with a beautiful exhortation to the mnrla In ftp A f!rAan. The A GRAND FAMILY MEDICINE veterans and all others to adopt the im- AntaMA tt nnrlf hua hnnn nmod and so, for ufflc In the David Buuw Residence. port and resolution of the hymn, and turfed. The unsightly bank in "It gives me pleasure to speak Have been greatly admired rightly "When the last roll cull is sounded I'll front of Mn II. W. Pock's has been good word for Electric Hitters," their value for the offered has never been Newtown Street. oc- be incentive 430 quality be there." Several U. A. R. men graded and it ought to an writes Mr Frank Conlan of No. In town before. 8 a. m., 1 to t and T to 8 p. in cupied the front pews and it was re- to some or the largest owners Houston New York. "It's a grand equaled the Ofh Bourn! to propertyVinnH St., gretted that others in this vicinity In tha Cnnfnr in InnH a andlim-- family medicine for dyspepsia and liv- - failed to hear the sermon. Among; those prove their property. Others are do- er comulictttionn ; while for lame back urAiLV Burn-na- n, nrw ha nnrl Irvmiviutnflr trntl m De. Walter II. Kieknan, present were noticed Major W. Hand weak kidney It cannot be too Sergeant Julius A. Glover, Wil- erty. Let them show their appreci' highly recommended." Electric Bit PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, of liam II, Dougal, Luther A. Tyrrell, anon Dy giving b i,:ip. ters regulate the digestive lunctions, A complete Line Summer Coiin. v ' Sandy Hook, William Ohmen of Warren and James purify the blood, and Impart renewed L. Osborn of Woodville district. .Tnhn MtflrllA. vigor and to the weak and de- 8 m and Mra flvaan tif vitality Office Hour: 8 to 9 a. m., I to 8 andtf to p. bilitated of both sexes. Sold under la-- 3. bury were at A. C. Lake's to tea, last Telephone: of rrnnrnntpA nf R H A Co.. New-- Miss Stevens of Norwalk, sister weex. ' Rppn M. Hal-let- t, & i Ties H. G. Stevens, D., and Miss M .1 W B town: Taylor. Curtin Co., Sandy Oxford onil Mn Smith linvn nPW Gou-let- DENTAL PARLORS. sister of Mrs Stevens, visited Dr in Hook; P. J. Garvin, Bethel; L t. grandduoghter Middlebury. Eas-to- n; bride here over Sun- .1 ; W. and reliable. Stevens and last Mm Anna MvatAunA tt MAurnrV. K. Stevenson II. Osborne, Export dentistry, painless W. B. Smith Must modern and Kclcntlillc appliances used day. a few days at Breezy Crest, Hawley, Sherman; Misses. ' J., spent Cornwall Connery For Ladles and used fur painless operations. George N. Beardsley of Bridgeport weeK. Brothers, Bridge; last M. and Kenneth Hoffman of New Britain M. Mra Anrnn Pluf ( nf Wotor. Bros, Georgetown ; J. Sullivan, DR. C. B. BLACKMAN, .'1 . MIIUiml , 111 U(l A IMVW V ' " their homes here over last G. F. Baker, Hawley-vill- e; were at bury were the guests of John Piatt Redding Ridge; Burgeon Dentist. OHIce In Post Office Block, G. W. Hurlburt& Co., Robxury; Now Milforcl. Conn. Sunday. over Sunday. Justus Smith is passing a few days Miua Anna R T.nko entprtninprl Ml88 Allen Joyce. Roxbury Station; G. W. W.N. Noble, in Bridgeport. Jean Critendcn of Waterbury -- ver Hatch,, Bridgewater; DR. S. E. ALLEN, Mrs G. Magnison and children movec , j Maw Milfnw). I? H RnnrHslpv. New from Memorial aay. & Wash HATTEKSTOWN. CONN. to this village, last week, the late N W Flnwpi nnrl fumilv snnnt Me,. Preston; Cogswell Wettereau, W. G. and soutn-- Barton, John Hatch farm near Merryall ington Depot; urown, 15, Conn in liiwiiiiuiu. Harry K'O. Address: Route Stepnoy Depot. and who had' oc- mormi uuy Edward Feeney wife, Kobert soum JNorwam is bury;t. r. Williams, soutn Britain; Admlnstor of Magnetic Treatment. Speci- Bolles' house the Juddoi PerkinH Urns.. Warren: W.N. Hurd. New Milford. cupied Mrs Sophia irjendinsr a few days at his father's, Bank Street, alist In treatment of plies, eczema, catarrh, . ' lnat-- two months, moved into the house Hill ; 50c. heart failure, stomach trouble and headache. William Judd. Long druggists. Medicine furnlslieci for tills treatment. Mrs Magnison vacated. Mr and Mrs Robert Buckmaster Terms reasonable. Consultation free. Mya k . Hnsfnrrt wirn a i ner assist of Waterbury were at George Peck's were in their home at ants kept busy on Sunday. CHARLES S.PLATT New Milford, last week. s or win mases Dwight Uranam yvooaoury A Weddings are so prevalent u p ourvippo In r.hriHt rhtirch for Handful until after successful and ings fall, ajvery Teacher Piano, Organ Theory, the needle fly. two or three months, beginning next Woodbury. work. ' year's Major W. Burnham visited friends in -.. M. tZ the NEWTOWN, CONN. ' cuiiuay, of Chaff is Miss E. Mallory represented Bridgeport the latter part of last week. Po rharloa finnH mill tpndpr hia res church at the installation of Mr John- Tomoa nf Wnnrlville is at FIRST CHURCH. flqhnrn at the church son Dea D. Burnham ignation Congregational removed atJNewjMilford. Mrs. James Gordon, present employed by soon and will to in of his store go rennsyivania. T? i P Pnhprfra will nrearh next at Dainting the interior Mrs B. H. Johnson remains about & Teacher Violin, Piano, Mandolin, morning in exchange with the G. W. Fairchild Sons, jewelers. here. the same. Sunday call attention to their June The Medicine Co. is...tms minister. In the evening the topic Bridgeport, Class Lessons, Ensemble, Oregon Next Monday evening, June 8, win sale silver ware, in a beauti- here Mr and Mrs will be "The Soul's Keeping, Our Lia of plated week represented by be children's night in the Grange. ful ovnlnaiuo tinrrern. Thev do not NEWTOWN. CONNECTIONS Valentine and "Indian Bill" in the Litch- Si bilities." Mrs Calin Mr and Arthur of ilnv nromiess to offer you teasDoons at 10 cents or 12J same car used here last Fall and UlUJUlvi,ruMMn'aw - services- . they field visited at Frank Stoughton's, last cents eacn maae oui oi wwn. uui uu-a- i & which remained nere tne win- ' ifil be very interetaing this year. Among Oscar Pitzschler Son, aunng week. PrMo" them that their other features Charles Clark of Water- rnnuincps and hairdressers. ter. Mr and Mrs Meechan of New York every'.pouna new Wisteria at 15 barbers Noil T.vmnn PYnects to introduce into the leader of the local band, will beautiful spoon Hook & ville have been guests at Pleasure bury, made is mucn Newtown, Sandy Hawley soda fountain recently in of render clarinet solos at both morning cents in Bridgeport, Hawley-vlll- e his store, this week, a t r Newtown shop open every day. House. " .innnai. artonao ff its fliinprlnr wpicht. afternoon and to use the summer, which will Mm PVorl had a number iig$ cellulose skin evi- - and evening services. shop open Wednesday through Thnmnqnn This chaff !s the yellow and by the iJlH who have children to be bap- quality design, guaranteed 8unday morning. Sandy Hook shop open make a pleasing change to the punlic over Memorial day. .t.,,.,.,1 LirnQtiiWI Al'lllini llHftlT, (if Parents, first-cla- ss work. of city guests cer the pas- maker and Dy tnemseives. wny Duy every week day. Only and enable the public to obtain the the berry to uroteet It from Insects. It tized, are requested to notify was use us acticle when a few cents more POOL TABLE. mi-fo- rd, tainly not mtenaea ior iiumuu a cheap S fountain "fizz" this side or wew when steeyed alone, tor. . . tests have proven tuat. Tho C. M. societv are Dlannine an ice will give you better weight, quality this summer. Warren. It is undrlnkable. is leaves the best week. and design. Cheap silver ware the Herman Hnffman was unable to Der- - " v Its removal, therefore, only cream social for next part of the coffee, which can be used and Its have closed their meet poorest sort of an investment. Grlswold M. D., last week, on account 111 The Juniors Bragaw, form any labor, HABIT OF SWEARING. delicious llavor enjoyed wlth'iut fear of and-Surge- on, of rheumatism about nis snoumer ana Physician Barrlwr-to- n neck Rev Mr Pickett had an excellent ser No user of coffee should fall to try Office United Bank Building. tovi- Ksa ma awe Hall. Besides being more healthful and Prime Wright feels justly proud of pen "Mana in as a un- - delicious, it Is more economical, - - the almost 15 20 New j Conn. which won first choice of oats and sin not," deploring tin will make from to cuds more Milford,- his colt - pound "THE HOLSMAN," at Conetia Park, last Saturday. He iversal Bin ot swearing ana many oui- of delicious beveratre than will the same Office Hours: 8 to 9 A.M. 1 to 2, 7 to 8 P. M. offers for aa narkuno nnt infill &pA in. bllt en- - amount of ordinary coffee. has refused some flattering Sold to a while cou'raged by others laughing at instead only by , Residence and Office, United Bank Bldg. the animal, choosing keep it Modern Hill Climber, of them wno commit tnem The Telephone 200. longer, perhaps tor greater develop- reproving TV,o VioVit nf- onpnrincf .naa no excuse Farmers' Trading Co., ments. XtlD icfc.u "J- All Year Round M onH Mrs Fred R. Jenks of New like drunkenness, which is sometimes The Satisfactory Store. That Runs the a Haven remained here during last week. thought hereditary. It seems to me New Milford, Conn. MAn4- wiiofala if nnf o VAfll sin that A. B. Hall, Jr. , secured iasi ween, Dr Battanv on Ten Comamndents are not read m ". a photo of E. F. Brague's apiary the DENTIST, South street which Mr Brague intends the churches. How many of the ris- Nsw Milford read or Bank Strskt. to have inserted in a prominent bee ing generation ever hear them & and which must reflect credit talked about? Are they impressed upon Stiles Marsh, Journal ' on - the minds oi cnuoren as iney were in the artist. , Surveyors, LhONARD'S INSURANCE years past? , s 6 United Bank Bldg.. New Milford, Conn. Roxbary. Vio AGENCY, "rlno. rlnvs TOPathpr", . of in iji 11 iv-- ua " .r " Will continue the Woodbury and Southbury 1 u umpV thfl hritrnt: sunshine of Sun practice. ACCIDENT. day and Monday was very welcome. Telephone orders to No. 1373. FIRE; DAY WAS OB- HOW MEMORIAL The farmers loOK cneenui as tney iook SERVED. on their fields of oats, potatoes, etc., OldCompanlea, $750. Lowest Rates. Memorial day exercises were hel d so nicely up and all fruit trees loaded $800. afternoon. If. You in Town hall, with bloom. , Want the Saturday STORAGE. (.ViilHrpn from the district F. Boardman has his sister with him, REPAIRS AND schools, also Booth school, joined in who spent the winter in South Caro- A Horse, Carriage or the singing ot nymns suitaoie ior ine lina, also several city guests. Outfit, call on FRANKLIN GARAGE a Tddd, nppnainn flnrl the recitation of patriotic Rev Mr Pickett, M. A. Strong, Dea Dr R of exer N. B. will at- H. poems. A pleasing feature the Humphrey and Strong R. Thomas, A and Rhode Island. VETERA ARY SURGEON, ... cpnrv for Connecticut was arm Dy tne tend the installation of Rev Mr John- cises tne nag given Successor to W. M. Keeler, NEW MILFORD. Milford, Conn. rvimila nf Wpller district school. The son in New Milford. 163 John Street, Bridgeport, Conn. Center district recited seen browsing James J. Kerwin, Dupils of the Deer are frequently ooo- -. "Sheridan s Kioe 10 concert, a. auun and eating grass quite near the dwell- Telephone speech was made by Rev N. D. Humph- ing houses. Wm. Oliver, rey and by Rev Thomas Philips. Mr Stone met with a painful acc- Alexander Noe, Flowers were carried to the cemetery ; ident, falling out of his farm wagon. and brok- Blacksmithing A. H McMahon, owing to the heavy rain the children It was first thought one leg was v ICE CREAM! ' Veterinary Dentist, in could not march procession. en. Wagon Repairing, Agent for the P. 0. Box 164, Ansonia, Ct. Mrs Kingman has a few boarders. ENTERTAIN- nnA Mrs AiicrnstinA have New Milford. attended to. BOOTH SCHOOL M. T.ackptt Poplar Street, Choice QURNEY Mail orders'promptly MENT. been at the old homestead for a few summer Steam and Hot Water Heaters. on Wednes- days getting ready tor their The entertainment given sm'niirn in the near future. We shall be Confectionery! last bv the pupils of the Booth Plumbing In all Its Branches. day glad tc welcome them. "Runaway," Free school in the Town hall, was well MAY G. B. S0HIAPPA0AS3E, free. Call before you buy. Estimates need while and look over our large patronized. The singing class sang a wti. - fi, tkinir nf untir Summer two watt. Shoiw and Round Oak Stoves For a little full New Milforfi. best. stock 01 Men's and Boys; Shoes. Also number of fine pieces. There were Hat You may nnatneritriiist iuw w no puff. They are the Bubber Boots, North Kent. line Mo- - also solos, recitations and instrumental Flour. Feed? Grain, Hay. Salt. Molac music, which were much appreciated II. McMahon, ISXrs' Best Meal. Albert WtolWei to by the audience. Prof Beecher of SPATCHER'S H who has taught the singing Special! Saturday Bridge Street, New Milford. hiffieaSeeI Oats, Grass Seed all kinds Southbury, PERSONAL CHAT. Millinery Parlors, New Garden Seeds just re- class the past year, sang a solo. The A large variety was New MU,ford. Yellow and white pnipn Sets. whole school took part in a flag drill Wallace Welch of Bridgeport United Bank Building, Ladies' Shirt Waists, ceived. iwlth the Choicest of First Class Market which was fne and elaborate. trout fishing here, recently. Will Sell For $1.25. Now Is the Time Meats and Poultry. quite Hall s. $2.25 Value, Groceries. The audience insisted upon a repeti- Nurse Richard is at George and m iimwx utirpd fur Electric Select line of A line of Ladies' Jumper Dresses i.4 m.i Miss Coates, the principal, de- Mrs George Hall is in Cornwall nice Therelsnoitime of the year when tion. white dresses. Lights. than In serves much credit for the successful Bridge for a few days with her daugh- electric lights are more appreciated H. D. Hine, the close summer nights, when kerosene & ter. New Milford. hot, Is in Hatch Marsh, performance. D. MILLER, or gas use up what littlle air there the Ackley, Gaines has contract for get- PHOTOGRAPHIC and to sleep Railroad and Bridge Streets. Roy the house, heats up the rooms you try rocks on the hill road that in the ful atmosphere of Standard Oil. New Milford. ting out the ARTIST. delight All leads to Warren. Allen Hall is doing Steam and Do it now with Spring housecleaning. at noon, May 30, Eliza- irn rn n wed to conform to the under Married, high the and Watts Brothers are Hot Water Sanford to L. P. Boyson. The blasting ' writers' requirements. beth work. '200 of Picture Frames. was Kev wai- helping with the Styles Heaters, ceremony performed by Charles Church of South Dover visit- Unique F. L, Bennett, residence of ! and them. ter D. Humphrey at the Call see 12-- Conn ed his Mr and Mrs Manufactured by Telephone 3. New Milford. Rarnpa. Thfi haDDV COUDie- grandparents, Church, on the 3 o'clock'" train for the south. recently. left Mrs entertained STUDIO : Carriage Making, Vaudeville ny tne Frederick Hawley A. NORTHROP, Prop., The play given Mrs Lester Main and children, J. If You Want to Bridgewater Dramatic club in the hall, Post Office Block, New Milford New Milford, Oonn. and and Repairing Friday night, was very enjoyable much appreciated by a large audience. A The Painter Hill district school, BUY FARM, Painting. taught by Miss Davenport, and thepu-Dil- s Edward P. Martin I SELL FARMS. Fine Line lof of Mrs Minor's school at Burritt with the other school at & If vou want to Sell a Farm. I can SELL W district joined The Fuller Johnson "Bemis - PLUMBING and Memorial exercises, Saturday. forvou. If you want ta lease or rent a iarra, Runabouts the 1 of desirable Uiar-lott- e HEATING have a selected list properties. Light Barriages, Mrs Omn Hibbard and Miss Steel Frame Transplanter. , in irttfncpa i,f new and Buekboards. Hibbard spent Memorial day at Iron Work York with the highest rates of In All Kinds of Tin and Sheet Realty , -. E. W. Preston's. terest. iNewYork JKeaity pays unim A Few Facts. MILFORD. CT setlled and cared for and rents THE OLD STAND. Olsen of New York City 180 Railroad St.. NEW Estates Charles tobacco as there are Correspondence solicited. Thorn- - This machine has revolutionta'd setting, j No lOM. the week's end at Myron hand. It is also bv Tel spent large tobacco growers who set their plants by "o'ud :. can .JfXn the plants market gardeners, nursery men. The transplanting E. Sanford of Phineas Clark, Mr and Mrs Charles . routs Tel. 82-- 4 , New Milfora, T. J. Mulcahy, Woodbury spent Sunday in Roxbury. Ss&tM v, ..,i-,.,r- t o reouire. & Buckingham, ' ;. Taylor New Milford. James Sanford of Bridgeport was Elm Street. m the trem n witu Coatraetora aad Builatra, in town, Sunday. stock. We also make an attachment for sowing fertiliser nursery Riillroad Street New Milford, Ot will transulantingtodoonyour place, you furnished on large or rhave invaluable because of the saving in ana tne in Estimates cheerfully "Bemls" transplanter contracts. We Cover Bethlehem. crease in yield per acre. small sure Fuller & Johnson"ttBemis. If you want the best be to buy All Your Needs. TOP of the JOB VILLAGE IMPROVEMENTS. The Village Improvement society E. N. BURWELL, Qnmilloa fnr hump. hath, nu? found at our shop. INTHEJMORNING. have shown their ability to accomplish jery and sick room are all - Paintlnz and Paper Hanging. maae They have set out $25 m. h7 Deliveries promptly. Clean MILK from the something.- KeasonableJ Prices. Fresh, ' worth of ornamental shrubbery on the mallett, first Class Work and MILFORD. CONN. Albert Evitts, Druggist, New Milford Creamery. Green. Through the generosity of J. Corner Mun and Church Sts., NEW Wkllsvilli Avfc, NbwJMiltord. in a fine Co. SEW MILFORD Drayton contributing plants Orders may ba left with O. A. Way Telephinea W. A.TARCELL9. Prop.A Mlf mound of flowering plants has been 12 THE NEWTOWN BKE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1908.

Dutcht'M county or the selectmen In Sherman, they would express, mild l.ituvnat ani tttll 111 tn forirut If fl.it 1 it cannot forget It. We need It at home. Ihelrich farmera realize its value. The First Summer Comfort They willingly pay taxes to maintain Things for steam roller stone crushers and to him a BWilKlllll' fill" ovnrv turn mil., a nt Girl From road. They realize that their horse And Pleasure Are Pouring I I 1 J. .( .1 . can (unw iwu nnu iuur umea me imum Newtown Jiiiiiiinnrei rnnrl nmnnrwH kiwi For Infants and Children. nun mwl na with Into WANAMAKER'S ones. They elect and re-elt-tt the cub-- lie uiihihib wnu ntiu7 insist on large 4-- j Presenting this Kind You Have expenditures for trood ronda, advertisement at The Wa ilrnvA thii'fv miloR nun Anv m b 4 Danbury's Not Select Before Hot , - Why jaunting car, with one horse drawing a7 Greatest Store will be pre- lour pemue, twu wi-n-s never joiieu sented with a handsome set Come? Always Bought once. Our horse trotted up hill and of Croquet free, just to get Days AVcfetable Prepa ration forAs- down and the motion of the car was attention to smooth as the of a hawk. our splendid similating tlicFoodandRegula-tin- g as flight 1 two miles we .saw a assortment of is the Stomachs oMDowels of Every sweeper at The higher the mercury climbs the harder it to shop. Bears timtilf vnmnvlnff frnm tha muA IVia mu- - the iri'in iviiiwi ma .'viii . hue mn- 4? for Summer ease terial which in America is used to make Croquet, Now is the time to plan for things that make . i i.i 4? the roau. in ireiana mey sweep into and enjoyment; Wanamaker's is the place to buy them. The tlin rlitrti whflt. tn AmprifB via aoi-on- Hammocks, 43 to Signature out of the ditch into the roadbed. Lawn processions of merchandise marching in daily, are too many Ttomolcs Digcstion.Cheerful-nes- s 43 Seats, This was m towns mree, live and too varied to but in them will find andltest-Contain- mention, describe, you s neither M . eight miles from the railroads. Imagine 43 and the many devices and nor Mineral of everything for Slimmer wear, everything to lighten housekeep- OplumIorpliiie stone roads in North Quaker Hill, on 4? comforts for making the Burch Hill, in Webatuck and in Havi-lan- d ing in hot weather, and scores of things for pleasure and play, ot Narcotic. Hollow? With cuts to level the summer months endurable from a motor boat to a little ball. high places and causeways over the Tj and enjoyable and no one big golf lmwrine stone with marshes, bridges ever undersells us. A small investment in simple devices insures large returns parapets say five such between Paw- myJu Seal' 1 1 make work easier JbtJmtui A ling station and Mizzentop Hotel. Im- mo (Cut this out and in comfort. Among the things to on grilling the in the values agine improvement Get the Prize.) days are gas, oil and alcohol stoves, all with the latest improve- 4aaeJtl In of land if macadamized roads made of crushed stone and rolled with a ten ton 42 ments; charing dishes; and electric stoves, fans and other ap- were laid all through the country roller pliances. At Wanamaker's are the bestj awnings, screens, between Quaker Hill and Sherman Cen- 43The Hard- - Danbury chairs lawn and ter! This, however, is what exists in hammocks, cots, swinging chairs, camp and Use of Ireland from which come the 43 Aperfecl Remedy for Conslipa-Tio- n, parts ware Co., beach umbrellas send for our booklet, if you cannot come and Sour Stotnach.Diarrhoca sons of farmers whose fathers are too 43 them at home. These select for yourself. For sport and recreation you will find fish- Worms ,Convulsions,Feverish-ru?s- s poor to keep 43 voluntarily, not of con- 249-2-51 and Lo o farmers, Main St., ing tackle, outfits for lawn tennis, golf, base ball and archery; s s f Sleep. For Over straint, support these roads because 43 . motor row boats and canoes. they can send butter and eggs to mar- Danbury. boats, Facsimile Signature of whereas .horse 43 ket behind a donkey, a week-en- For tourists, motorists and d visitors there are fine would be necesary, or two horses, to Years haul them to market over Daa roaas. assortments of. protective coats, light-weig- ht dress suit cases, NEW YORK. Thirty On Hill in 1800 the store- Quaker traveling bags, trunks, leather cases, fitted luncheon baskets uist imia, keepers paid a day's wages to a team- Wedding it ster to haul 1,001) pounds to the river at and cameras from which to choose. Fishkill. 'The roads then were mere Graduation GIFTS trails and the teamster could haul only At Wanamaker's are the best stocks of Summer wearing To-da- y load half a ton. the for a team apparel, underwear, hosiery and shoes for men, women and t EXACT COPY Of WEAEBER would be f ton. Hut in Ireland such a us tons or better children. A few prices are quoted : team could haul four 01 norse tmi oiirrun eaiMMT. new vom errt. for the poor man. One could Establishment For haul a ton four times the load for bad JEWELRY.- -' Oil Stoves ,12.85 to $16.75. is a and MhtKH7 ST Conk roads. It strange humiliating Bridgeport, Gas Stoves, 15c to $5.75. Vlll AW .w tnww spe the Irish farmer so far ahead in this of the American. Gas Ranges, $7.50 to $115. I wonder what is the reason, way Ire- Tents from $5.500 $25. grate to.America, unless it be that are American farmers as a class so land land of The Newtown Bea is really a oppression. dense and unprogressive? Why are se- Wedding Hammocks at 51 to $10. I desire to write you for leave to ex- so backward? Newtown, Friday, June 8. 1908. lectmen and supervisors Lawn and Beach $2.50 to $10. to readers my admiration look Umbrellas, press your are the men who down ' not They very ' of the roads in Ireland, which are on the Irish. We see no country, of Swings, $4.50 to $25. a work of oppression but of Irish love Lucius Nichols Tomlinson and the many visited, so pleasing, and daugh- Canvas Steamer to OUR NEIGHBORS. of We exclaimed con- - Chairs, $1 $2.50. country. have none so beautiful, indeed few s- inter- ter, Marjorie, and Mrs .Gordon Tomlin- the excellence of road- stantly upon esting historically, as Ireland. I am son of Bridgeport, Misses Jennie and Lawn Settees from $1 to $2. ways, bridges and corn lanes in the re- even the in Lucy Nichols of Nichols. Mr Nichols Sherman. not sure that Pryamids Dress-Su- it Cases, $4.50 to $33. , motest districts of Ireland. are older than the sacred stones is to be congratulated as he is still a American Egypt Now you know the average the Cromlechs-- in Ireland, which are bright and active man and The Bee Traveling Bags, $2.50 to $85. , LETTER FROM looks down on the Irish. Our did and REV WARREN H. party on almost every high hill. The farm- its readers extend hearty congrat- ' even we were to Steamer Rugs, $5 to $35. WILSON. not, but surprised ers tell you that "the giants built ulations and trust he may be spared find the progressive spirit which char- them" and "the fairies made the to see many happy returns of tne day. Fitted Luncheon and Tea Baskets, $17 to $90. Dublin, April 19,1908. acterizes the farmers in Ireland. but that means that were ' To the Editor Chronicle: rib- forths," they THOMAS L. WADE. Men's Dusters, $3.50 to $15. Pawling Imagine, if you please, a smooth mo Ho in verv anripnt. times. And the We have been our be- The older in our ending journey in bon of stone roadbed stretching of the land is sweeter to the people community Men's Mackintoshes, $20. Ireland before for home in the fore for over hill and over beauty seem to be rapidly passing away. This sailing you miles, the the people Coats of tweed latter of this week. And of all firm smooth as a eye, villages quainter, time our community is called to mourn Women's Protective. silk, broadcloth, or' part bog. and rounded, more courteous than any. Only the countries I think Ireland has the loss of one of its valued citizens. rubber-line- been to steam roller can make it, clean as daily Arabs atraroach the Irish in universal d silk, $9 to $50. me the fairest and most I can 1 we were to Thomas L. Wade, who died at his home pleasing. sweeping keep it If manners. of cannot understand so emi good here after a.short illness on Lingerie Dresses duck and linen, $3.75 to $48. why many ask such a road of the supervisors m Mv THirnnsfi wnnnc. nowever. Saturday, in 63 and months. in the interest of May 23, aged years four was to say a word The which was attend roads, the mark of civilized funeral, largely good every ed, was held from his late home on Tues country. day afternoon, May 26 at 2 o clock ; Warren H. Wilson Rev Mr McDermott officiated. The funeral was in the Nichols cemetery. Egg Brand Stockings. SHERMAN PEOPLE PROUD. There, was a number of handsome Formerly Broadway, Fourth Avenue The highest honor paid to any Sher- floral tributes. Mr Wade is survived A. T, Stewart & Co. Eighth to Tenth Street , Money Worth Guaranteed. man man in naif a century, is the ap- by his wife and one daughter, Mrs pointment of C. H. Hawes by the Dem- Thorpe of Bridgeport. He will also ocratic State Central committee as del- be missed by a large circle of friends, New 7wk CSfty Two 25 to the Democratic National con- Pairs for cents. egate Mrs A. M. was called to vention held at Denver, Colo., July 7, Smith Lee, to see her The Price Often Paid for ONE. a position of honor and responsibility. Mass.,last week, brother, Second to none by the American peo- who was seriously ill. F. L. Smith is a POINTS OF ple, for those men select a candidate putting up building MERIT: for the next president of the United just west of his garden for dressing B in. The 50 x 14 FJnst.irv "Encv States, who rules over the destiny of poultry building is Vftrv tn Put On Vvoa TTm PijWc & feet. ninety millions of of people. We know Co r Sizes Correct. , ?( The Telephone Co., have extended J Howard Burr & 1 & s GUARANTEE: Egsr Brand are Guaranteed their line from L. b. Faichild Son a Stockings store to Warren Plumb's 'house, where 3ft Worth Price Paid and if not satisfactory should be returned to Mr Wellington has a telephone. B B jjp dealer with guarantee ticket. Warren Plumb has been brightening his house with a new coat of paint. n. B F. L. Smith has been having several All Just-Rig- ht B of the rooms of his house newly deco i the Styles In I McLean br.os., rated. S. Reitter of Stratford did the B i work. ni 221 Main 157. St., Danbury. Telephone E. S. Fairchild, Charles W. Fair-- child, Horace L. Fairchild and John B, B MHMHHk Nichols were among those from this B place who attended the auto race on H STRAW f51 bport Will, liaston. on Decoration day. BHEBEEHEHHHHHHBHEEBEH E BEE Misses Emma and Gertrude Peet 1 B 1 entertained the Guild of the Episcopal B If it comes from it will B church at their home, last week Wed- 1 B MulliWo " rUht r B a. nesday evening. There was a large HATS B B number present and all had a very en si B joyable time and a goodly sum was B B B realized. ; si B B Have You John B. Nichols had the misfortune Bought Your B to lose a fine blooded colt recently. At the Burr Establishment. B B E Rev Mr Mc Dermott returned frnm B 3 his vacation, last week Thursday, and nn B occupied the pulpit at the Methodist The Sailors, the smart effects in flexible brims, B church on last for the first "3 E Sunday 1 and B time since his vacation. 1 the soft straws, so on. 3 E Pear of Bethel has taken a B Goaf? CHAFLES HAWES. Stephen 3 E position with John B. Nichols for the 1 Probably the most satisfactory line in Danbury B iu summer. H 3 E Mr Hawes to be overflowing with hon- Frank Fitzpatrick of Bridgeport has to make selection from. B 3 Then "the straw without a flaw" the finest or, zeal and fidelity with best inter- taken a position with C. M. Miller and 1 B buy ests at heart for the success of the F. H. Ward for the summer. 3 roll straw made. Capt H brim These fine hats are made by E Democratic party, next November. No James Lynch and James Murray of Now's the time to Buy; Full Line B better choice could have been made and El 3 one of the "big four" hatmakers of this country. E Bridgeport were guests, one day last All B we hope his highest aspirations will be week, of Mr and Mrs C. M. Miller. of Sizes in the Various Styles 3 They make straw hats only and make them to per- E gratified ; when the convention is over Horace Fairchild has been making a a B his at this time., 3 fection. Sailors, $1.50 to $5. Soft roll brim straws little party of lady friends will number of repairs on his barn. a B spend a month taking in the scenic at- Charles Hubbell did the work. 3 $3 to 9. Panamas, $5, $8, $10 and $12. tractions of Colorado Springs and the Charles W. Fairchild has had the a B 3 Plenty of the new brown suits for men, E Rocky mountain regions.of which he is roadway and lawn in front of his house B B young somewhat familiar. We expect to hear all nicely graded and is having a new $15, $18, $20 and $25. New shirts, new half hose, E frdm him and his coterie, where all is cement walk laid from his house to L B sunshine, serene and 1 Howard Burr & Co,, '1 new tan shoes for men and boys at our Bank and E lovely, climbing the street. When the work is all com- B the peaks, visiting caves and canyons pleted it will greatly improve the 3 South Main street stores. and B E galore fioating'on the placid bosom place. 199 Main B de- Street, Danbury. 3 E of the great Salt Lake with exultant Capt F. H. Ward of Brooklyn was a ta B light. They will return via Kansas guest, last week, of Mr and Mrs C. M. B fHl 3 E City, St Louis and Washington. May Miller. Mr Ward expects to spend a 3 joy, success and best wishes attend few weeks here this summer at his BBBBBBB! B. B this most is MMHHllllBBBB J. MULLINGS & SON, enjoyable trip the wish of place, Sylvia Brook farm. 3 his many friends. Erother Demo- Mr and Mrs George N. Able, A. M. team wore their new suits for the first B crat. 3 97 to 103 Bank Street, 88 to 96 South Main Street, Burt and Miss May Burt visited time and presented a fine appearance. B friends in Monroe, last week. Mr and Mrs G. N. Clark have an old 3 WATERBUKY. Robert Burt and friend of Monroe bureau, which is fully 150 years old. 7c and in Package, B B Nichols were guests, Sunday, at A. M. Burt's. It is quite a curiosity its day Capt F. H. "Ward of Brooklyn has was a fine piece of furniture. They Worth 10c. had a nice and substantial stone wall are offering it for sale. A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. built on the highway in front of his Fred LSmith of Bridgeport, who pur- now Cut in price! Limited time Lucius C. Nichols was given a Sylvan Brook farm here which greatly chased the Frank Plumb place, is only, very in his pleasant surprise at his home a few improves the looks of his place. George nicely settled with his family Quaker Wheat THE RAGE! days ago. The occasion was his 80th L. Sherman and son, Walter, did the new home. Berries, ALL a new cem- birthday anniversary. At noon a fine work. E. S. Fairchild is having The new rea3y-to-e- at con- of Mn Richie of Milford laid from his house to the cereal, Russet Ink Pencils for the vest Our dinner was served and a very enjoyable The body ent walk sisting of the whole of wheat. pocket. social afternoon was spent by the com- was brought to the Nichols cemetery street grain had a new roof A delicious food for - II. in at Mr Nichols was remem- - for burial last Wednesday. Mr and W. H. Brinsmade has warm weather i price Drop pany. kindly Hub-be- hpred tiV hia fripnHa with nnma tram. Mrs Richie formerly lived in this place. placed on Lis barn. Charles H. ll work. ' 986-98- 8 Main costly and handsome presents. Those Her husband still survives her. is doing the Farmers' Trading Co., Jackson's Book Shop, St., Beach, N. Bridgeport were i.nanes The Nichols baseball team played a Eugene Van Wort of Bath The Store. present a. lomlmson of Mr and Satisfactory this and family of Derby, W. W. Cotter lively game of ball with the Trumbull J., was a guest over Sunday New Milford, Conn. And Try new Ink Pencil. - and family of Ansonia, Mr and Mrs boys here, last Saturday. TheNichols Mrs Charles.HubbelL i 13 , THE NEWTOWN BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE si 1 908. i

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Drugs Prindle & Horris , fdimshsd Br BE BEE ' PUBLISHING COMPINT. Famedforits wmcoMaalu W. S.PBINDLI. L.0 M0BBI8, and Newtown, Conn,, Friday, J une t, 1 901. Fuaaral Directors - and , Embalmari, ALLISON P. SMITH. Groceries. HHMIDIdT AND IDITOB A Modern Newtown. Conn. 18TBCB J. SMITH, BMCKITARt, and BuHtnanethiuk,Mahaukh. Telephone Call I ' HENBT M. SMITH. GlMRAIi AOKMT. C. HTFinch, W. B. Prindle L. 0, Morris. 70. x

Successor to tern.24 Yenr. ft Oente for St Mouths. 90 v Oeuw for Four Month. Four Oodw a 0pv. V Betta&Betts,. HALWEY.WILMOT& aas) ft Sandy Hook, Conn. REYNOLDS, TlXEPUONJC, 4 y UNDERTAKERS, .Makes 11 & 1U State St., Bridgeport, Oonn. Cooking Easy Hours: 10 to ADVKRTieitio Rates t Snnday E. J. HALL, SANDY HOOK. 1. lw Juio Brno 6mo m.; 12 to B. Vina St. Near Park An yeai ,ioroi Hawiit, I neb 1.00 8.00 8.00 5.00 H. 6tt Ullnton Are. i 10.00 (Coward Wilwot, 1 Inch 1.00 100 4.00 6.00 B. BiTMOLPt. M Went At e, 18.00 TELEPHONE SERVICE: loan S Inches 1.00 4.00 7.00 10.00 131 2S.00 Telephone S inches E.50 6.00 10.00 16.00 Local, l6.ai. lncnes 1.00 6.00 12.00 18.00 80.00 Woodbury 40.00 first ARNICA SALVE WINS 4 column 4.00 8.00 16.00 24.00 some days at her old home In Washing- last week Friday, being the BUCKLEN'S S. N. E. T. Co., 76 10.00 Uri.OO 48.00 -8 column 6.00 0.00 school In town to close for the summer 24.00 38.00 60.00 ton. l- -t column 6.00 12.00 80.00 vacation. 4 column 6.06 16.00 32.00 4K.00 100.00 1 column 10.00 80.00 4000 60.00 Miss Eleanor Northrop has been hon- Tom Moore, of Rural Route 1, Coch F. SURPRISE. P. Keating, ored by the election to the presidency BIRTHDAY ran, Ga., writes: "I had a bad sore and FURNITURE DEALER, Beading ounce., brevier type. 10. iln of the Greek club at Smith college for Friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs come on the instep of my fojot Small nooprl a is. le a 'm ier week her senior year. Miss Northrop re- J. Frank Olmstead gathered at their could find nothing that would heal in rT.An.t-.lrln(- ftll Muresco anr1 fTmhftlmlnff til it turned to Smith college, Tuesday morn- home on until I applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve. and attended to, pleasant Saturday evening, oriocbei, promptly carefully and Mr Less than half of a 25 cent box won SANDY BOOK. OONH. Circulation: ing. May 23, agreeably surprised for Olmstead, it being his 47th birthday. the day for me by effecting a perfect Gaso- Sher- Sold under at R. H. 1, 1112, We sell the Famous Monarch Miss Alma Sherman and Fred P. cure." guarantee January & .Curtia Wall and line engine, the best all round farm man had the party in charge and sent Beers Co., Newtown; Taylor Ceiling & P. J. Wm. J. Beehier, Last week, 4250 engine on the market. If interested out the invitations and so quietly were Co., Sandy Hook; Garvin, decorations call or write E. S. Fairchild & Son, the arrangements made Mr Olmstead Bethel ; L. Goulett, Stevenson ; H. W. Sher- Fdniral Director and Nichols Ct. Free demonstration giv- did not mistrust anything out of the Osborne, Easton; W. B. Haw ley, ' ' ' TV vpvv hpsft water mint on the Embalher, en. ordinary until about 75 people came man; Smith Bros., Cornwall Bridge: HOME NEWS. Bros., Georgetown ; J. M. market. Will not rub or peel off Lady Assistant always In attendance. marching in by two and took posses- Connery seldom Mr Redding Ridge; G. F. Baker, Connection. Brookfleld. Oonn, For Conkey's guaranteed Poultry sion of the house. It is Sullivan, and many coats can be applied Telephone W.Hurlburtfi Co.,Rox-bur- y; CHURCH remedies and a valuable book Olmstead is lost, but for a short time HawIeyviile;G. off old coats. THE CONGREGATIONAL poultry Station ; without taking the which free, call at he was speechless. The evening was Allen Joyce, Roxbury they give away G. W. W. N. No- Trial.' ThcHindle Pharmacy, 987 Main street, passed in games, music and singing. Hatch, Bridgewater; Give ltA New Milford; E. H. Beardsley, CHILDRFN'S DAY OBSERVANCES. Bridgeport, Conn. It is useless to say that the tables were ble, t Mr and Mrs F. B.Bouton, laden to their' full capacity of every New Preston; Cogswell & wettereau, & HI m - and ev- Harry Brown, TAYLOR, CURTIS CO., 'e ' runerai uiretiuis bum "Childrens" day" will be appropriate thing good for the inner man, Washington Depot; and one did to this of the Southbury; C. P. Williams, South The Brick tmDaimers. ly observed at the Congregational For guns, rifles sporting goods ery justice part Store, 44 ave- The broke about Britain; Perkins Bros., Warren; w. jn. New York State License. church, on the morning 01 June 14, call on Dan D. Smith, Fairfield progam. party up - thea- Mrs Olmstead Hurd, Long Hill ; druggists. I Sandt Hook, Conn. Day and Night Services. with a service in which the children 01 nue, Bridgeport, opposite Poli's 11.30 wishing Mr and 156-- 2 of the Georgetown, Conn. Tel. the Sunday school will have a prom- ter. many pleasant returns evening. uaaniin i im(nKi ifnnH u. inii nu. i inent part. aW " PERSONAL JOTTINGS. and FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Biacksmithing, Carriage A. Morris of was James Bridgeport Mr and Mrs Harry Davis of New Wagon Repairing. the over Sunday of Selectman guest York were guests, last week, of H. J. A 25c. Bottle of E. W. TROY. JR.. and Mrs H. a. fecK. Bethey. Lord. C. L. SMALLEY, Troy's Bldo.. Sakdy Hook. Attorney and Mrs R. S. Patterson A Liae of tke Lateat Miaa Welon Ppndprs of Hartford was of New York are this week, at Ct. Furaitare New A BUSY FIRM. guests, Stepeey Depet, Geece. a oneat of Dficnratinn dav and Sunday ; Mr and Mrs Marshall Beach's. Kemp's Balsam 1889. j ESTABLISHED IS The Ellis Wood Co. are ar- , Ia all ita Braaehee. of Misses Jessie and Mabel Taylor. very busy Miss Lucy Beach of Bridgeport (Jie.rUklai-- in Practical Horseshoer. S48-- at their shop these days spite of the summer at Contains Telephone-Tro-y's Hotel. No. " ' . rived, last week, for the Re- now a Wagon and Carriage Miaa Mnttip Rnfflp.9 of BridcreDort hard times. They are filling the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs and also Blacksmlthing in contract for a pairing Paintings snenr the holiday with her parents, Dea large for the fittings Marshall Beach. 40 DOSES, all Its branches. First class workmanship at the corner of Cort- reasonable-Telephon- few last mm atTanfiYTA guaranteed and prises always and Mrs George Ruffles. H. J. Lord spent a days, And aaiiTi Ana a ia mnru ftiatl Connection: Division W.A.HONAN, land and Church streets in New .York. in New York on business. Bridgeport HI week, four times the same quantity of any X Besides they have several other con- Miss has spent a Funeral Director & Embalmer, Mr and Mrs George R. Wilson spent Estella Wyckoff other cough remedy, however well We to the tracts on hand. week in New York with friends. i belong Sunday in Brookfleld the guests of Mr advertised and however strongly reo-- 70. Newtown, Conn Miss Jessie Bull of Bridgeport was J NOTICE! Telephone and Mrs L. H. Elsenboss. The building occupied by the Bethel T ommended that remedy may be. tixirzThat Is the guest of her cousin, Robert Bert, at T . A. sand. Grocery on Center street is being new- Remember that KEMP'S of shoes we on horse. Large H. J. Lord's, last week. always T kind put your C. Nicholson last Howard Wheeler is doing stock of shoes and all weights at my old stand. L. spent Friday ly painted. Marshall Beach and H. J. Lord BALSAM is the nnH SatiiHav in New Fairfield, the work. the in Bridgeport, taking in and of Mrs Nicholson's Mr Mr Ferris of Plumtrees is driving a spent Friday B M. TUTTLE, Stationery guest parents, the theater in the afternoon. ; Best lure. and Mrs Russell J. Scudder. Mr new horse purchased of Morris Culhane tougn SOUTHBURY, OONN. Hurwitz is having a veranda con- -, back a load of Elmwood district. Meyers ' It has saved thousands from noon. ," Nicholson brought hay of Al- Shop closed every Saturday Periodicals. built across the front of his house. with him. ; Mrs Williams of Plumtrees, sumption. ; George bert Fohrenbach has the contract. saved thousands of lives. has been ill and under the i It has a. In each of these lines our stock who quite Miss Addie Booth of Stratford has of Trumbull We invite is now At all 50c. and $1. Announcementa isvery complete. inspection. T. F. Murray and family of Bridge. doctor's care, gaining. been a few days with Mrs t druggists', 25c, en- passing - '"' Louis Erdman, the Bethel Baker, . Merchants.- v,, port arrived in town, last week Tues- Miles B. Burr. Don't accept anything else. a to Bantam Lake, Post Office News Store, and opened their pleasant summer joyed fishing trip Earl of East is pass- day, and home a fine lot Huntley Lyme Tiumbu11 Areade, Bridgeport. home, "The Shamrock," on Botsford last week, brought a few with his aunt, Mrs Kate i John T. Porter, conn. u flail with him ing days Hill for the summer. James. McDowell -- & Taylor, the Center Eipert Horseshoer Mr and Mrs Agur Beach have been street merchants, are offering their and General Blaekemith. & Mrs Arthur D. Fairchild of Taunton the of Mr and Mrs J. Frank A. M. Briscoe Son, fine 1904 Winton Touring car for sale guests All kinds of Carriage and Wagon Repairing spent last week Thursday in Bridge- Olmstead. 7 a, m. as have not time to use it. They done. Shop open every week day from Farm and of her mother, Mrs S. they oaid to business. Carriages, Buggies, port the guest will sell and whoever gets it an to 6 p. m. Strict attention it right Artesi Cash. Business Wagons, H.Smith. Prices reasonable. Terms nn'ii hovo a Wc harffaVn. Call at their New Fairfield Harnesses and Harness Supplies store on Center street and get a free of All Descriptions.' Mr and Mrs George S. Northrop of ride in it if you are tninKing 01 e. Do You Need Shelton were guests on Decoration day ' ' Wells 28-- 5. and of Mr mother, We sell Milwaukee, Sandy Hook, Conn. Telephone Sunday Northrop's Mr and Mrs B. F. Squires of.Prospect A REAL ESTATE SALE. A mowing machine. Mrs Philo in Taunton. in McCormlck. Deering and Northrop, street spent last week Thursday m.,n!;ot sis-to- r. Mrs Frances Hewitt has sold her rakes, tedders, loaders and all kinds Easton, the guests of Mr Squires' And Water Supply hay Groceries of all kinds, to Mrs Lillian Hall. farm machinery. Mr and Mrs Treadwell of place and shoes and general merchandise. Joseph boots Callender Bros., W. has been a new For Cities and Towns, Breweries Ct. Tashua were recent guests 01 Mr and J. Nichols having John Myers of Danbury was in town S. J. Parks, Trumbull, Mrs Charles Harang.. roof placed on his house at Fountain Manufactories, Cemeteries Half Dime Lunch Kooms, is on business, recently. Place. Frank Agnew, Sr., doing There was a church sociable at the Farms, Residences. 138 South rtaln Waterbury, Ct Harold Bryant has been visiting for home of Mr and Mrs Marshall Tread- - St., of Arthur of the . a few in New York, Tht Knights King nrpll nn TnpsHav evenine-- a cup of out excellent Ooffee, days church will eive a lawn Attention. Try Congregational Abner Bennett is out again, after be PMtrv all home made on Friday. June 12, on the fine We hae on hand a full supply of N." Y.TC. party ing confined to the house tor a weeK. all and S. E. Decker of Ellenville, lawn of Mr Durant. The boys are Packer's Union Fertilizers for crops Dut-to- n Hendrick Wildman has been quite to the times. One W. Jones of New Haven,' W. C. for event and a we are selling at prices suit busy planning the very sick with a cold, but is out again. mixed cars just arrived, con- of Kingston, N. Y., and L. Graff all who at- - grip of those popular Cracked enjoyable time is assured Hurl Mprtins has stnnnpd carrviner taining Monarch Chop. Kaffir Corn. of Johnstown, N. Y., have registered Kiln Dried Corn and Corn Meal. We X BE AFRAID to call milk to Borden's and takes Corn, rvI Store Hook this week. his factory have also a selected stock of Bakes. Forks and lOH T. Cornell's Florist at the Sandy hotel, Mrs S. A. Barnum and Miss Kittie ,11- - to Lee s creamery. Hardware, for anything you may were it other needLyjiiin Cut Flowers or Floral Designs. Barnum of West Redding guests, Leander Turner has used almost 120 De- of Mr and Mrs We make a Specialty of Floral Mr and Mrs William Hoyt and baby, last week Wednesday, feet of lumber, within a year, in and Wedding Decoration. W. H. in Elmwood district. The Farmer's Feed Store, signs who are summering at Laurel Beach, Ferry making his knife boxes, that are so of Mr and Mrs Miss Ina Botsford of Bridgeport was iTrumbull, Conn. Florist were guests, Saturday, popular with the housekeepers. Cornell's Store, a over Sunday of her mother, Telephone No. Ht9-- Bridgeport Division. Arthur J. smith. guest 91 White Street, Danbury, Conn. Mrs George Lake on Grassy Plain Store Phone 619-- 5. Greenhouse 457--6 str66t Fairfield. and Core Drill Pros- Carlton S. Smith and T. Test Borings Harley Mrs A. B. Lockwood is quite ill at for Minerals.Testing for Dam, Peck, students at Yale, passed Decora avenue. pecting Beats the Record. Uar ynmo nn flrppnnmnd Bnilding and Bridge Pier Foundations, :' and at their homes LOCAL BRIEFS. tion day Sunday Howard W. Keeler has the contract Shafts for Elevators and any other Gasoline beat the here. on The Monarch engines for painting Levi W. Short's house Mr and Mrs Henry G. Whitaker are purpose. record for power and are always sure to go. Mr Niffin's hmise on Cen practical Demonstration free. When Trading in Waterbury u;,vti otoot- over the arrival of a baby Best by test. Get Your Meals at the on rejoicing Mrs Margaret Lester, the nurse, has ter street and Louis Ohlweiller's girl, Sunday morning, May 24. Mother Drilled Wells, avenue and has other con- E. S. Fairchild & Son, been with Mrs Henry M. Smith for a Blackman and child are doing well. Driven week, who has been on' the sick list. tracts in view. Mr and Mrs C. C. Welte spent Sun Wells, Nichols. Park Lunch Room day with her lather at her old nome on Test Borings C. E. CRANE. Pbop.. Greenfield Hill. (Exact Samples) O. : Eoute 4. Bridgeport. Telephone Newtown who cuts P. The first girl from Redding Mr Mc Ketine has severed his con- and Gentlemen. Danbury For Ladies out the advertisement of the nection with the Greenacre kennels and Any Pumping System Supplied. Co. and to the Hardware takes it a in New York Conn will be a hand- RESIDENCE TO taken position Cattle For Sale. West Main St., Waterbury. store presented with ANOTHER FINE Selectman A. B. Wakeman has the This is a ERECTED. Wind Mills, Tanks, Pumps, Hot Air Fresh Cows a Specialty. some set of croquet free. BE idea of roads. What he oxen and steers for sale. Buy, sell and the firm right repairing Gas and Gasolene Engines, Working liberal offer, sure enough, It- ia rpnnrtPfl that I.. O. Peck haS he on and the com- Eggines, or but Sunday. - repairs puts gravel trade any day is one of the most reliable in Danbury. anld a la rack hnilHinp- lot on Sunset Hill ipe, Drilling Machines, well supplies. Ct. JUI - munity at large are well pleased. Let Fraak Turkiagtoa, Eaat Morris, D. & CO., road and 0. BEERS on the opposite side of the a the good work go on. NEWTOWN. CONN.. Mr and Mrs George T. Soule and Jo- little to the north ot his own nanasome Mr Shelton has returned to his sum- to. Newtown, who have Sher- Manufacturers of seph Nettleton came residence. The parties mer houme, the old Postmaster C. L. T. Net- Vimmht return from Grant, Phillip Schnabel, Thursday, as guests of Arthur it aa annn as thev wood place. Automobile tleton. the treasurer of the abroad are to erect a very fine res will soon take posses- 58 Belden St. Conn. Dodgingtown Dls., Newtown. Conn. Tops, Canopy Tops, genial Joseph Rush , Hartford, P. 0. Address: ft. D. 24 2. Bethel-Telephon- Buggy Tops, Cushions, Newtown Savings bank. idence. sion of his new home. Mr Rush has Connections, W. Hill for Backs, been in the employ of Burr CONTRACTOR and BUILDER. Mrs Charles F. who has been Tho nartiea frnm Rrooklvn. who have a number of years and is a faithful And all kinds of Trimmings for Carriages and Smith, Estimates gladly given on all kinds of work a month with Mrs Hubert the contract for erecting the large helper, contract. Wagons. Send for Catalogue. passing L. O. Peck by day or Smith, has gone to Plymouth, where handsome new residence for Mr Beckwith has started an ice cream on she expects to pass the summer. which he is to build bunset tun and candy store in the old postoffice nM nlace. have a larze near t,o Mnrrav building and is doing a good business. Kennedy's force of men now at work there exca- You can get a good plate of cream and Rev Harry Martin of the Brookfleld in the and Sum- vating for the cellar and putting your money's worth. Spring Congregational church was the preach- fnnnrlgtmna tnr tha hniiap. ThPV have er at the Congregational church, Su back of where Laxative dis- erected a shanty just mer Styles morning, givng an excellent tor meir wors-- Easton. Power of the house is to be built course on "The Leavening men to live in while the house is being AT Christianity." He stopped at the New- TAYLOR & HUBBELL. built. A CARD OF THANKS. town Inn, over Sunday, returning to Cough Syrup NEWTOWN STITION. Corbett's Shoe Store, Mr nnH Mrs Arthur Stanles. wish to New Haven, Sunday night COUTAmS E0ITEY ADD TAR SANDY HOOK" OT. Monroe. express their heartiest thanks to the . brotnersof the Grange wnosoKinaiy Relieves Colds by working them out af We have a superior line of Shoes and Oxford Mr and Mrs Andrew M. Booth, Miss and assisted Arthur with his spring work. tha a copious and healthy Ties for Ladies. Men. Boys Misses in all NnWoand Mia Minnie Wilhur were GOOD ROAD WORK. system through Let Me Write thiatjwt nviRDund laatA. If von are inter U'a ildn nnnrpciate the manv tokens action of the bowels. of Miss Fannie Dan of .. 1 1 I . 41- - on home and ested call and get prices. guest3, Sunday, Howard Wheeler, withafoice of love and sympathy rendered by var KelteveS Your Insurance your in roads in UXlgns oj tiaaiiBing in at once, LOWEST BATi.3 iels, making the round trip ir men, has been putting the the ious Patrons during Arthur's illness, mucous membranes of tha throat, chest household goods ' condition. with absolutely secure companies. Booth's automobile. east part of the town in fine ami take this opportunity to thank you, bronchial tubes. insistent of men and Agent, Selectman Purdy. with a force one and all. We hope, some day, that T. J. CORBBTT, and been the same "As pleasant to the Ustt Oonn. Hook Market, Arthur Smith and son,' Paul, drove , teams, has doing we may be able to return some of the Ntown. Sandy J. The roads now as Maple Sugar" ACGCB'S OLD STAND ser- j in the west section. favors we have received. Fraternally, to Brookfleld, Sunday, attending in fine order, con-vavi- 'all over the town are Mr and Mrs Arthur L. Market will be found vice at the Congregational church, Staples. OAt the Sandy nook j The town to be congratulated on affords in Fresh and alt Row Alexander Steele there. is Children Like thebest the market condition of theroada. It Meats. Canned Goods and Vegetables In their who occupied the Brookfleld pulpit in 'the excellent a For BACKACHE-WE- AK KIDNEYS Try season. It will be my aim to conduct irst at J u ii . ai . f ls COAL! exchange witn Kev iiarry Martin. OASTOHIA.KM nm MU"1 m m m PUlt-- fen WILLIAM EGAN, , Class Market. THE SCHOOLS CLOSE. Been tits Jl mint KldMi ii Miu ui IA I ask for your patronage. Miss Elsie teacher in Walk- Signature M. Kilbride. Miss Mary Hall the nurse, well Gilbert, Successor to er's Farm closed her school. H. Ruph, , Newtown, Conn1 Coal Yard at Sand rHook Station. H. Blackman. known in town, has been spending district, ' John Telephone: ii--i , .TUliau ,J9Slti B'SI i Vi.1 u t?d x,-'- fciolfiK'ssoi:!' 1 Jfi.ii l". 7ii. I io -- ia- fjMt ' Mwitid t "(d'aot'J u THE NEWTOWN KEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1908

ship of 3m Is manifested In these two dwtinet ways, first in the inner Women's Woes. POORBLOOD realm and then in the outer realm, it . be wise for us to we . might observe, if ".K , v ii ' - is the of can, what, precisely, nature Connecticut Women Are Finding Re :;'' THE CAUSE OF this kiugohip; is it simply the after-be-at ' ' '7-- of a great personality? Is Jesus liefAUast. .., r : ': i , to the world what other f 4 J il . personalities it uui's seem mat women have more STVITUS' DANCE might have been, oris there something than a fair share of the aches and pains more vitany regnant in it? that afllict We do well to I humanity; they must "keep observe, think, that up," muBt attend to duties in of Jesus demanded his he spite kingship. As constantly or about in his aching tacks, headaches, the Blood the Tonic went ministry he charged dizzy spells, bearing-dow- n Building Up by the "Follow me." he had. pains; they men, 'After must Biuup over, wnen w means washed he to stoop the disciples feet said torture. They must walk and bend and Treatment Is the Best and Surest them call me "Ye Master and Lord, wont with and and for so racking pains many ye say well, I am," and acnes ami cause Be- have Kiuney uis. Kidneys of the Trouble what could prompted those mar more than other of Way Curing velous words? He also sintering any organ said, "Come the body. Keep the well and all kidneys unto me ye that labor and are health is easily maintained. Read of a Fear of heavy laden and I will rest. yond Relapse. give you remedy for kidneys only, that helps and Take may yoke upon you and learn of cures St Vitus' dunce at i had a severe of the kidneys and is endorsed by may appear any attack inflammatory me. for I am meek and lowly in heart. age cut ii is most ouen met witn tie- - j rneumatiam wmcn me almost a peopie you Know. leit and ye shall find rest unto your souk" Mrs Selina twecn the of and BKeieton. no vi- . Jones of 200 Main St.. ages six lourteen. witn little blood and I not only he The most dis action too Jesus, say, manifested, Ansonia, Conn., says: "I think if it frequent cause of the tality. My heart was rapid. demanded this place in the hearts and ease is called by St Vitus' dance followed and I was in had not been for Doan's Kidney Pills poverty of the blood, lives of men. What, then, is it? The the doctorsTan anaemic condition. It a bad condition. arms would I would not be alive y. Seven very My kingship of Jesus becomes a in is therefore a example of shake so that I had no control over reality years ago l was in such a bad condition striking our hearts Just in proportion as we trouble is caused them. My dollars with pains and aches across my back nervoiu that by pcor parents spent many can say with the Apostle Paul. is the to cure me. "It and other weakness that I was obliged uiooaand cured by building up trying Alter doctoring no longer I that live but Christ liveth Hood. with a local I some bet- to keep to my room, and was at times physician got in me." It is that mystical union with St Vitus' dance occurs most often ter for a time but could not throw off confined to my bed for six weeks before him, not metaphysical, but that IT h is in the months, between March the disease nor recover it I could get around. Seeinor Doan's Kid- - spring my strength. mystical union with him enables Tl!ll l i . ... and This is because I was to and faint- that ney rms advertised f July. probably subject dizzy spells us to make the spirit of his life the l began taking the been confined and in Crooksville knows them and inside of a week the terrific young sufferers have ing everyone dominant and recognized note in our IMF rs the without how badly I looked. My mother heard backache, pains and soreness across the during winter, lives. Would you have evi- sufficient exercise and have been under of Dr Williams' Fink Fills and a tangible loins and the headaches had vanished got dence? To-da- y Jesus is in mental strain in school. Under these box. Before I had finished I king your as well as the feelinsr of ceneral weak it began heart Just in proportion as you would conditions the blood becomes to feel better and after the second ness and languor. The kidney weak- impov' rather be honest than dishonest; in erished, fails to nourishment to box I could see the color come into my just ness was also corrected and the dizzy carry proportion as you would rather be sin- the nerves and the child to show kheeks and under nails. spells had disappeared. I strongly en- begins my finger It cere than hypocritical ; listlessness and inattention. Then was not before I was well and just jn propor- dorse the claims made for Doan's Kid- Pure Bred Percheron Stallion, , it long tion as others would say of "His becomes! restless and of the strong." you ney PiHs." twitching character is Christ-lik- e; Love is muscles and of the limbs and king ' jerking The tonic treatmentffor nervous trou in his heart For sale by all dealers. Price 50 body follow. RECTOR, NO. ... bles by the use of Dr Williams' Pink I yearn that ht we might catch cents. Foster-Milbur- n Co., Buf- 40746, v A cures St remedy that Vitus' dance, Pills is being widely recognized as hav the spirit of the message which calls us falo, New sole 1300 foaled liioL and cures it so that no trace York, agents for Weighs lbs., May 30, Service fee $15, payable thoroughly ing a tirm basis in scientific truth and to make Jesus the king of our hearts, the United States. of the disease remains, is Dr Wil it is no longer a matter of theory that and that we might catch a picture, a after mare proves with foal. Will stand at my place 'Phone 73-- 2. Fills. The effected Remember liams' Fink cures, building up the blood by this method vision of our Master as . he stands in the name Doan's in such a severe nervous disorder show is an effective way of treating nervous the midst of hatred and passion, and take no other. the power of these pills in strengthen- headaches, hysteria, neuralgia, neuras' mocked and derided because he claimed Sheldon Q. Gamp, ing weak nerves through building up thenia, sciatica, functional to be a king; signifying that and I, X paralysis you CONN. the blood, a principle of wide applica- and locomotor ataxia. For proof of m our devotion to him, m our loyalty her brother for two weeks or more. ROXBUKY, in trouble. have tion any form of nervous results obtained in such cases send for to his principles, may be called upon to They the sympathy of all their Miss Fay Tatman, of Crooksville, our pamphlet, "Nervous Disorders." face opposition, suffering and apparent friends in this sad bereavement. Ohio, is now a china decorator in one It is free for the asking. defeat, but to know the joy that comes of the potteries in that place and the from being made perfect through suf- If oae feels dull and spiritless, in the oc- Dr fact that she is able to follow this Williams' Pink Pills are sold by fering. "Jesus therefore came out, spring or early summer, they call it cupation is proof that she is free from all druggists or sent, postpaid on re- wearing the crown of thorns and the "Spring Fever." But there is no fever- The Percheron Stallion, the slightest trace of St Vitus' dance. ceipt of price, 50c per box ; six boxes purple garment." -usually. It is the after effect of She says : for ?2.50, by the Dr Williams Medicine May our brother who be- our winter habits. The nerves are "When I ut I was seven years of age Co., bchenectady, N. Y. gins his ministry over this people, be mostly at fault. Tired, worn-o- nerves given that grace which will enable him leave us languid, lifeless, and without Mignon, 14001, to or ambition. A doses exalt Jesus and to make him the spirit few of Dr is one oi the richest bred Percherons better ; of us in this country.. He was bred by Blough ing legislation demanding king of his own life and of the 'jives of Shoop's Restorative will absolutely and KVnQ T?a,vflaM nrA will 1 . J i nnvn Bee. we do all in our j. Tromm, turn wm dc uiiee years tI lauo. The Newtown that power to rob all of those to whom he ministers ; quickly change all of these "iiuoju, oia, July 1st, that depressing We purchased him of the noted Importer and Elwood S. i labor of its inefficiency and dishonesty, Jesus in all of his regal and symptoms- - The Restorative of course Breeder, Akin,of and rob qualities Auburn, N. Y.. and shall offer his services fnr n limiteH nnmhofnfma Newtown, June 5, 1908. to capital of its greed . and become the who con- won't bring you back to full health in Friday, powers may pne this season at a nominal fee of $15. Farmers and Breeders who are wise will trols and dominates your heart. a day or two. but it will do enough in note this fact and the It is the of as 48 lay foundation, this season, for more profitable breeding spirit Jesus, king, that hours to satisfy you that the remedy than have to-d- hitherto they been doing. comes into our hearts and com- is that "tired Drug- THE KINGSHIP OF JESUS. reaching spot." , MIGNON may be seen at our barn every day in pels us to solve the problems of Warren. gists everywhere are advising its use theeek except Sundays immigration. It is the spirit of Jesus as a splendid and prompt general tonic. A SERMON DELIVERED AT THE y, H. S. DAVIS & in all its kingly power, that It gives more vim and more spirit to SONS, Proprietors, INSTALLATION OE REV G. H. comes and the flower of our ; - PERSONAL NOTES. compels the spoonful than any other known Plumtrees District, Bethel, Conn. JOHNSON IN NEW MILFORD, youth to go out into the ends of the nerve or tonic. 25 a new mail constitutional It sharp- MAY BY REV DR MARION L. . to- May carrier entered on 26, world to carry his message. Jesus ens a failing appetite, aids digestion, BURTON OF THE CHURCH OF ' his duties and did not find all his pat- day is king as never , before, in all of frees livers and and rons so that a number failed to sluggish kidneys, THE PILGRIMS, BROOKLYN. the nations of the world and in this we quite brings new life, and ambition. have their mail taken ; hence, some strength see a realization of those anticipations Test it a few days and be convinced. Continued From 4. which came to Paul when he "He correspondence tor papers were not on Sold all' Page said, time. by dealers., Marshall Director. must reign until he hath put all his Memorial was so Own brother to Nathan 2, enemies under his feet." And again, day showery and Straus 2:03 damp services were held in the church Half-broth- er tions change, and men and women are that, "In the name of Jesus every to Mary the Great(2) 2 :28 and Andrew M.. sirev OufoffMary which was decorated !, willing to lay down their lives and nation should bow the knee and con with flags, bunt- I Marshal. 2:121, sister to May Marshall, 2:08i; Maj. Marshall, Trot- and flowers. There CASTOR A 2:08, etc' was ; their all, in order that they may retain fess that Jesus Christ is Lord to the ing singing ter bred by A. H. Moore, Colmar, Pa. Consigned by Fred. Cook. Foaled'l894-blac- k aiid and For Infants and Children. ; the sacred places over which Jesus glory of God the Father." This I be- reading appropriate the school stallion 15.2 hands. Standard ,Pegistered. ' children of the town took ; an active Marshall 29976. passed ; and it is all because Jesus is lieve to be the central message , of the The Kind You Have Director, Director 1989. Record 2 :17. Sire of Directum in recitation and songs." also Always Bought Direction king in their lives. prophet of God. This I believe to be part They 2:051, Direct 2:05, 2 :08J, Nathan Straus 2:034, etc. . Dictator?113 baskets of flowers. Af- of And again the scene changes, and the central truth, revised and altered brought many Sire 60, including 2 :06. Dolly, Dam of 4 in list, etc. Ham-bletoni- ter the exercises at the church the vet- Bears the 10. Sire of 40. Clara. the regal and kingly qualities of Jesus in its varied forms, which ought to ; By American Star 14. Dam of 3 in list, etc. to-d- erans of the with Rev Mr 11. 6 are manifested in the lives of the re- bring to us the power which the war, Pickett Signature of Mambnno Chief Sire of ; dams of 24. Fanny, by Ben Franklin. as all marched to 2:12.-Da- m formersand religion becomes no long- church demands. This is the 'central leader, the cemetery Mary Marshall of Nathan Straus 2 :03i, sister to May 'Mar- and decorated the honored shall er a means of through this significance of the life' and the teach soldiers' 2 :08J, Major Marshall 2,:08. Billy Wilkes 2938, 2:29i. Sire of May passing with and flowers. Marshall 2 world to God, but takes the intimate ings and the death of our Master. And graves flags :08J, Major Marshall 2 :08, etc. Bennie Sydner. Dam of 3 in- Mr and Mrs and personal relationship of our Father, it is for this reason that we love to Case and daughter from cluding 2 in 2.10 list. Harry Wilkes 2942, 2:131. Sire of 1; dams of. 7 in of New Britain came to the home of her Clark chief 89- - Dara 1 coming back again to the spirit our sing those old songs. ) By of in list. Mambrino Abdal-la- h Master, and to-d- again we interpret father, Harley Perkins, Memorial Horses! 2201. Sire of dams of 20 in list. Hippedeclinch. By Dick Monroe ' Mr Case vis- Christianity differently ; we apply it to "All hail the power of Jesus' name, day., only makes a short Director 1989,.record 2.17, sire of Directum 2:05i, Direct 2:054, Nathan ' it but his will 2 2 the social conditions of our nation, and Let angels prostrate fall ; family spend some time. Straus :03i. Direction :08i, Dorothy Redmond 2 :09, Director Joe 2:094, etc. ' Mrs has had Sire of dams . JESUS IS THE KING OF OUR Bring forth the royal diadem Kingman many improve- of Little Thome 2 :071, John A. McKerron 2 :044, Ozanam 2 07 And crown him Lord of all. ments made inside of her house. Horses! Leonardo 2 :08, Sterling McKmney 2:091, etc. Dolly, his dam also HEARTS. produced William F. Curtis went to Winsted, Thorndale 2:221, Onward 2:251 and two other successful sires. - J It is the of Jesus that is Crown him with many crowns, spirit Sunday, to see his sister. Mrs Hinman. Mary Marshall, record 2:12ff dam of Marshall Director; also with our worst problems ; it thrones before him fall ; BIG AUCTION produced grappling who is ill in the hospital there. Nathan Straus 2 :03i Mary the Great (2 2 :28, and Andrew M. Tha is Jesus in his kingly relationshin com- Crown him , the King with many (sire). next Kev Mr Pickett was called to New Saturday at 2 P. Rain or Shine. dam, Bennie Sydner, also produced May Marshall 2:081, Maj. Marshall ing into the lives and hearts of men crowns, Haven Ji, to attend the funeral of his Ben Marshall 2:241 (sire), and the dams of Miss Mona-Mylre- and stan- For he is of Halsey 2:24 and and demanding higher better King ail." wife's brother on Monday. Mrs Pick- 2 ?29 dards in business and politics ; demand And now in conclusion, if this ett has been king assisting' in the care of 50 Head of Good Horses Billy Wilkes 2938, record 2 :29. Sire of May Marshall 2:081, Hilmena 2:081, Marsuall for This Sale. Maj. 2:08, Tillie Seal 2:091, tittle Louise 2 :10J,' Uncle George Mary Marshall 2 :12, Jo Jett 2:13, and Pat Wilkes 2 :11J, etc. Sire! of dams of A few srreen horses left that we will 'close Nathan Straue 2 :031, Saul 2 :09J, Rose Croix 2 :111, etc. out at your price to make room for a big ship- ment that will OWNER'S STATEMENT. arrive the first of next week. Marshall We have some big workers and good bus- Director is from a iine of ancestry that has made itself famousln iness horses and a lot of good driving Jhorses. the stud and on the turf, and is familiar to all horsemen. He This lot is a grand look- will be sold. ' , horse, in harness, and out of and carries his head 35 good second hand horses rlghtoutof work ing it, high. He is a 'very ANCELOT, that will all be sold for the no stylish, free and fearless driver, kind, and well 28,888. high dollar, gentle mannered, Has grand matter what they bring. We have two or stylish action that wins great admiration. Has of three that can fast. plenty speed, but has not ttep very been worked much. His colts are strong, stylish actors, and show Wagons, Harness, Summer Robes and Blan- plentyof" kets and evervthinfi' for the hnrsft ffnps a t this speed. . . . sale. Bring In anything you have to sell. Also two other fine stallions, Leader and Flying Cloud. All three stallions will stand for season at my barn at the Sturges plaee in Plumtrees for service Fees : Marshall Director, $15.00: Flving Cloud and Leader, sm.nn k on ,f Hamilton Bros., time of service and balance when mare is proved in foal. 749 Water . Street, Opposite the Derot . Sidney True, Plumtrees, Bethel, Ct. Bridgeport. John Bascomb, Ridgewood Farm, Danbury, Conn. The noted Trotting Sire, Record 2.25, Trial 2.15, JOE ALLERTON, 32409, Record 2.26. Sire of speed, good drivers, style and workers; (the kind that bring the money.) He can show A of more speed than any other trotter in Litchfield Leading Sjre. Beautiful Horses, County of his age; and if you want to breed to 1-- By the Great 4. a young sire breeeto his son.dam Daizey Keen Allerton, 2.09 by Town Talk, he by Alcantara of which gives him a double Wilks cross. Hevstands 15.3 The first three dams have each produced a 2.15 Trotter. hands high, weighs 1000 pojfnds. 4 years old in June. In color he is a beautiful black, good has style and a natural born trotter. On nf t,hp. This horse size, style action and speed, with the best of dis- best. Come and see him and judge for yourself positions. Will Makb tbb SeasoS At , Fee $25, payable when mare with foal. SENTINEL ROCK proves FARM, Telephone 185, Danbury. Just Back of "Masonic Lodge, Main Street. J. E. CAPEWELL, Woodbury, Conn. v Telephone 2. Colts Castrated at short notice. AUCTION. Horses ! Horses ! One brown mare, food age. found, good driver, fearless, IIM. Walnut Beach One nice, all round I pair blacks, young, Heights. 37 Fine sound, gentle, suitable for farm or pleasure, well broken, KiTS. One pair dapple greys, very nice S years old. Lots to Bidders. - 28U0 lbs--, sound and rightevery where, best of High workers. No better ui country, $r00. We sold over half the One very handsome chestnut cob, high class lots Decoration Day in spite of the weather. The combination, horse ride and drive, gentle. richly bred trotting stallion sired by Lancelot 2.23, the. five and six No finer or nicer in country. J2T5. champion One 4 yrs old farm chunck, sound, tearless Saturday, June 6th, at 2.30, jca uiu u&m jvara, sister to Aremnn, 2.U7 3-- 4. of autos, all round horse, 00. 3d and Dams One nice, 16 hand black horse, young, sound The Milford Military Band will repeat the concert and between selections we 2d, 4th producers of speed. This U backed the two champion and absolutely fearless of autos, a perfect will sell at auction 37 lota. The entire up by family and surrey horse, suitable for a lady remaining lot will te cleared out regard- 1100 less of value to bidders. 10 Der cent dennsit. fima brood mares of the Green everywhere, lbs strong, fci'fl.; high v stHW vmiw VI SC1CU.U fcV world, Mountain Maid and Miss Russell, an inheritance unsur- colored Bll One nice chestnut horse fearless of suit purchasers. - , , , for extreme and autos or anything, sound and gentle, S yrs old passed speed courage. Write for pedigree and other information to Remember every aouar invested at Walnut Beach has doubled and tripled in extra good roadster, sm two or Several A No. I road horses with style and value in the last three years and best opportunities are still before you. all acclimated will meet and action, speedy these horses, Carriages trolley trains carrying purchasers free. . W. H. or and ready for farm work or driving and will Buckingham Joseph Atchison, sell' a low as any other dealer. Every horse ; guaranteed as represented. Orenaug Farm, Woodbury, Conn. GEO. B. . CLARK, x 14-1- 2. H. ' Long Distance Thone Local 'Phone 26-- 3. H.Stevens, Milford, Cos. 129 " nin Street, Danbury. 67-1- 2 ' Colts Thone Milford or 76-- 5. brokenly humane methods. Telephone 138. Derby THE NEWTOWN Blm;, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1908. 15 ine Newtown 13ea Ntwtown, Friday JunR. tixw.

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A 'THOUGHTFUL AND .LOVING .; ' - t ' - ACT.,, MIbs Nellie Bartram! decorated the soldiers' graves'in the neat little Hull cemetery. Sunday. She has dune it for veara. vr futhnp wn wilihnr in the late war.

GRANGEJENTHUSIASM.' P m- - - - Ai- - - n. ..n .! 1 iiioiipml mecung in wie minium County Pomona Grange will be hold in Monroe on Wednesday, June 10. It is expected that quite a large delegation fromjiiedding Grange will attend. ; 1 Rev Mr of the Methodist (SBilfflEB Lounsbury church of Bethel exchanged with Kev II. Q. Judd, last Sunday. Miss Emma Rumsey gave a descrip- tion of her tour of Southern Europe and the Holy lands in . the Congrega- Bill tional church parlor, last Friday even- well ing. , It was attended and inter- esting. At 9 o'clock Rev H. Q. Judd and some members TVMorrow, Saturday, June 6th, of the church have put the road in front The Clearance Sale of ths entire Stock of of the parsonage in good shape. The great Surplus High Grade Clothing from our Factory will begin. parsonage is for rent for the summer. This clearance will give everybody an opportunity to buy the very finest best most fash- City people who have summer qualities.the made, places ionable and ready-to-we- ar in town are putting them in order 'and perfect fitting Clothing at unheard of prices. they will soon be occupied. Some are already and the town will soon be live- - I Jy. Our Factory was wrong: in their judgement, that Selectman Sullivan has put the roads MMA . The present conditions have interfered greatly in tine order in the east part of the this panicky feeling would disappear as quickly as it town and widened them. Autos run. with many people who felt the effects and could not ning from Danbury to Bridgeport most sprung up and manufactured an immense surplus stock ly go over the Kidge and throughout- - buy half as much as usual, in order to economize. nam rant. of new Spring and Summer Suits and Trousers for Thomas Delaney, caretaker of Put - V This Clearance Sale offers all a chance Mom Vrti.nn. M A U I J 1 1 1 great Factory D.. J TL.1 nam park, "has moved into the new IUCU, IVUUg 1UCU, DUVi U1U .uuuieil. lie UdCKWdlU house built by the state for the care. r m mm m m mx m a a to buy High Grade Clothing at prices that will Sur taker, just north of the pavilion and season, tne unsettled conditions, the unfavorable opposite LaKe ttitnam. : ' prise everybody. Our Factory is badly overstocked The Sanford school will soon have a weather all these unforseen causes compel our fac vacation for the summer. It is a pop and their rule is to never carry any goods over from ular preparatory school for college stu. tory to sell out their enormous surplus stork at 40 per dents and is well attended. one season to the next. All goods must be sold out in miss neue aantord, wno nad an op. cent off their unmatchable low prices. The Surprise eration in the Danbury hospital, last the same season thev are manufactured. This season week, is improving as well as can be Store's Clothing is worfd renowned for quality, style, expected. - our Factory has quickly come the conclusion to take J. M. Sullivan, the Ridge merchant fit and workmanship. Every dollar's worth of our is more He handles loss heart than busy. a large stock is included in this Sale. Ev- the first right away, right now, in the very amount 01 Factory's Surplus leed and grain and keeps of the season. fur and hve pairs of horses busv hau erything must go. ing from Bethel station and delivering to his customers. He goes to Bndee. t port every Tuesday and Friday after goods. Builders Adams, McCoIlam and Burr Grade, New and .Fashionable Almost Given Away. are all busy beside builders that 'come High Clothing out town. irom of All in- all-wo- ol new models - all sorts of fine fabrics in new designs and color tones: a variety of the rich new browns, tans, grays Daniel O'Kiefe has his cottage in the great popular Hands ot painters. J. H. Duncan does olives, blues and other, new shades in stripes, over plaids and figurings All go at prices cut and slashed down to almost nothing. the work. He has all the outside doors ;and windows' screened, making a very meat nome. Here JAre the PricesRead friem All Over Carefully Wonderful Value. J. B. Cornwall and family expect to They're occupy there handsome place in San-- fordtown, the last of the week. Their seven-acr- e lawn is dotted with flowers Made in ojr factory to el and shrubs. Men's Suits, Made in our factory to sell for $5. Men's Outing Suits, for $3.50. Mr and .Mrs Lester 0. Peck have Wi6Vra to their beautiful country seat Regular $7.50 values elsewhere. AA Regular $6.50 value elsewhere. v t2 on Sunset Hilh Sale . $2.10 , Clearance Sale Clearance Factory price, N Factory price, Msr Cornelius O'Keefe, who for the . V"" winter has been in the of all-wo- past employ These are plain and fancy cassimeres and cheviots in all new These are summer outing suits made of ol cassimeres and Mr and Mrs F. L. Dunnell, has re- - patterns ' nicely tailored and guaranteed perfect sizes 34 to 42. Skeleton made for hot weather wear. turned to her home in Reddincr Center. fitting; after having many extensive improve ments made, including a new bath loom. i V Mrs Sanford Mr Men S Henry entertained Men's Suits, Made in our factory to sell for $7.50. SuitS, Made in our factory to sell for $10. and Mrs Clifford Banks of Greenfield on Decoration day. Regular $9 values elsewhere. frA Regular $12 values elsewhere. d Mrs Fred Banks of N. C A aa Ashville, C, " Clearance Sale Factory Clearance Sale PO.UU has been the guest of Mrs Emory San- Factory price, Ph3" price, ford. Elegant ol velours, cassimeres in all new shades of brown and High grade, fabrics in new styles, tailored by expert hands and dura- Mrs Stephen Sanford is spending in single-breastP- d bly lined. All new patterns browns, and blues. several weeks with her sister, Mrs gray. Very iashionable new models. grays Fred Burritt, in Weston. Miss Annie Banks of Bridgeport has recently visited at Miss Julia San-- ford's. Men's Suits Made in our Men's Suits, Made in our to sell' for $12. factory to selljfor;$10. Dr and Mrs E. H. Smith spent Deco factory ration day and Sunday, out of town. $14 values elsewhere. Regular $20 values elsewhere. A A Mrs N. New Regular OH dQ Mr and F. Hoggson of 7 Clearance Sale P7.UU York have opened their lovely home Factory Clearance Sale price, P l Factory price, here for the summer ; also John W. New all-wo- ol Pure and serges in plain and effects, two, three Stetson. cheviots and fancy worsteds. Elegantly tailored and fancy and four button models, tailored up to the minute. R. R. Walbridge and sister. Mrs finished. Many new browns and grays. Also a variety of staple effect,,. Brown of New York, spent a few days at their home here, last week. Men's Made in our to sell for Suits, factory $20. Men's Suits, Made in our factory to sell for $25. Monroe. Regular $25 value elsewhere. (Ct Regular $30 and $35 values elsewhere. (M C AA n Clearance Sale $10P . Factory price, Z v Factory Clearance Sale price, P A D . U U A RECTOR CALLED. . Fine all-wo- ol velours and cassimeres ; fine At a parish meeting of St Peter's pure pure worsteds in rich Imported and domestic fabrics of the finest in exclusive new color tones. very qualities Episcopal church, June 1, it was unan- Very latest models, superbly tailored. designs, superbly hand tailored throughout. imously voted to extend an invitation to Rev Henry L. Habersham of Chil-mar- k, Martha's Vineyard, Mass.. to accept the rectorship of St Peter's par- Store's Famous Sale ish. Surprise Double Guarantee Binds Every and Insures Satisfaction.

- " If for reason fails to brine it back the zooods or refund the All .Wallace Smith and family of any purchase any please and we will cheerfully exchange monev. clothing- H. E. Beardsley's Me bought here is pressed and kept in good repair for one year free of charge. morial dav. Mr and Mrs Patterson were spend ing the week end at Marshall Beach's. Saturday being a legal holiday, a . h, Boys' Stylish Knickerbocker Suits, delivered no mail. Odd Summer Coats :Sears Men's Men's Blue Suits. and Values Frank Fohrenbach and William Serge Regular $3.50 $4 Elsewhere. vis-- quality, all worsted Blue Serge, guar- Douglas, both of Bridgeport, have Regular $3 and $4 value elsewhere. IFine strictly pure Bright new styijsh shades and patterns in ol Chev- o- ited:their friends here. anteed absolutely fast color. Stylish, up-t- rrv iots and Fancy Cassimeres. Cut and full . fancy cassimeres in .neat suits. rty big The Monroe Center school will close Elegant lightweight stylish date, serviceable, seasonable, practical over the latest models well made, perfect fit-- CO Cut on the model ana made. neat and Sizes 34 to 44. tpi.OU onlFriday, June 5, Miss Mabel Hayes patterns. latest nicely Always comfortable. ting and durably lined; sizes 7 to 17, earned vacation. taking her justly Boys' Washable Russian Blouse Suits, 50c 1 1 Miss Lewis of has men's suits of same sizes 14 to 19, $ 7 Edith Bridgeport Factory Clearance Sale price, 50c Young quality, Boys' Fancy Cheviot Knee Pants, 35c been spending several weeks at Dea Wells Lewis'. Men's Summer Men's Half Hose, Men's Georgetown. , Men's Summer Underwear, Shirts, Fancy Stylish Straw Hats, woven low fast colors and Good Balbrlggan, nicely made and e Bright new patterns in madras. AQr Stylish designs tor shoes, 1 Every style, braid and proportion Quality 7 Cuffs seamless. 2c and forjmen finished, per garment attached, full young men, yoC LOCAL EVENTS.

JTMiss Georgia Bennett spent Saturday and'Sundav with friends. TO ALL OUR PATRONS Tell your friends and relatives about this great sale and bring them along. They will thank you. We Miss Jennie Olmstead is visiting her ortiVl? advertised or shown in'the windows is in every regular size and in all styles and patterns. Our show windows will disnlav sister. Mrs C. P. rv Stanley. will have ever seen or heard in ? The school children marched to the he newest fashions and fabrics in suits at prices that surprise you and beat anything you of Bridgeport. Branchville 'cemetery, Memorial day, and decorated, the soldiers' graves. When they returned they were treated to ice cream at the Methodist chapel by' Major D. H. Miller. Advise You Plenty of Salespeople k a A. Bennett. D. H. Mohr..C. D. ye Cannot STORE Bennett and W. R. Bouton enjoyed THE and Wrappers Saturday fishing at Bell Island. '.Too Strongly BRIDGEPORT Miss Laura Bennett has returned NEW YORK her summer vacation. Have Been Provided, home for To Be Here the ' STORES Mr and Mrs E. P. Bennett spent Me- FOUR in Make morial day with her sons Tarrytown. Moment to Selection Harold Mills has returned to Ansonia 1119-112- 3 Main St., Security Bldg., to work. His brother, Clifford, will A Matter of Convenience Brothers' Sale take his place at Connery the Opens Conn. store. Bridgeport, and To-Morr- Satisfaction. A large crowd attended the play, ow at9a.m. "Willodale," given in the Town hall, Until 11 o'clock. - OpenjSaturday Evening Tuesday night, by the Cannon ama- Louia C Miller has postponed his southern trip. 10 THE NEWTOWN , BEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 5. 1908.

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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Woman's Department NOTES. Rev Mr Maddux was engaged ai act- of ing pastor at the Congregational June Clearance Sale church, Sunday. The Congregational church hai received an to Half-Pric-e attend the ordination of Rev W. I. Women's Garments at Maurer at the West End Congregation-a- l church In Bridgeport 8. B. Tur-ne- y, semi-annu- al clear- waa appointed delegate. Our Mr J. H. Candee, Misses Hazel Sherwood and Mary Gillette were ance sale of women's' gar- chosen committee for Children'i day. ments have become fea- Miss Fannie Perry of Shelton spent Memorial day with Miss A. P. Seelcy. tures of each sea- - Mrs Annie M. Silliman of Bridgeport shopping was a at F. E. SiUiman's over guest wish to se- Sunday. son to those who The Grange orchestra held a rehears- al Thursday evening at the hall. cure the most fashionable 'Mr Barnes of New York is visiting at P. E. Silliman's. at little cost. Mr and Mrs. J. C. Beard and sons of clothing Shelton Memorial day at Mrs 'spent 're- -, Emily Turney's. Practically our entire Mr and Mrs E. D. Gillette enter- tained Mr and Mrs G. Kellogg and Mr maining stock of high-grad- e and Mrs Bulkley, Sunday. The next regular meeting of the cloth suits and fancy Grange will be held Tuesday evening, June 9. There will be a musical pro- silk and voile coats are in- - gram. , eluded in this sale at fig- Huntington. BKO. CO ures which average about fl WHITE HILLS. one- - half their former sell- Mrs Clark Beardsley and'dauehter. SPRING OPENING. Susie, spent Memorial day in ing prices. Mrs Thomas uanweu nas returned ' to Oxford after a short visit with her $18.50 Tailored Suits, $9.25 This week we open our New Children's Store, daughter, Mrs F. C. Nichols. the and children's store in New Eng- Miss Jennie Hill visited friends in largest lightest semi-fitte- Madison over Decoration day. Beautiful walking suits, fitted and d models of Panama in brown, tan) land. for and men. He en Jones was the truest of Everything boys young Miss also suit3 in models. Miss Fannie Beckford at Northampton blue, navy and black; blue, brown and black serge natty pony Increased lines in every department." part of last week. An enjoyable family reunion was Prices lower than ever before. held at Che home of Alex Shand, last $25.00 Tailored Suits, $12.50 week, the first in 38 years, has been increased to The Derby C. ti. union will hold a Our Shoe Department meeting at the Baptist church on Mon Chic tailored suits in wholly new street models made of striped Panamas, plain and June 15. Alt are cordial- double its former size. Shoes for kdies, men day evening. worsted and plain and fancy, serges; colors, brown, gray, reseda, green, navj', Cop- ly invited to be present. ' ' children. Mr and Mrs Lewis mtcn visited the enhagen, etc. ... - - V latter's mother, Mrs Dimon, over Sun You invited to our new are cordially inspect day. $19.75 -- store. Come in and see us. $35.00 Tailored Suits, Stevenson Dashing suits in stripes, checks and mannish mixtures, in new style' and double-bregst- ed ITEMS OF INTEREST. models ; also chiffon panama and serge suits in new shades, plain colors and E. N. French Decoration spent day stripe effects. . r. with his mother and brother in this place. . MissUoldie Uwens, Ueorge (Jwens $50.00-$60.0- 0 Silks and Voiles, $25.00 NSTER and Harrs Andrews' spent Decoration : day wrtji friends at Rye Beach, N. Y. . . Mrs Ztlpha Bradley and Miss Bessie .Rich new models in foreign ideas beautiful blue, black and gray voiles, silk lined, Treadwell were guests of Mrs Howard distinctive-styles- . HEAD TO FOOT CLOTHIERS. Stevens in Orange, Decoration day. and new black, blue and gray silk suits in the newest and most Mrs Amanda Stowe has been visiting for a few days with Southbury iriends. Sensational Reductions on Stylish Coals Bridgeport, Conn. Hill. Long Fittings by Custom Fitters Alterations at cost on suits at reduced prices. NEWS HEREABOUTS. Mr and Mrs Leo Gabler and son, Richard, spent the week end in Bridge- Mr and Mrs Nichols. port with Henry INCORPORATED Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Heqbard are entertaining the Misses Hebbard of OUTFITTERS TO MEN WOMEN X. CHILDREN York ' New City. V R1DGEPORT. CONN. Mr and Mrs A. Rohse of New York City are guests of Mr and Mrs F. H. Eastman. Charles Goodnow, eldest son of Mrs L. B. Goodnow, was taken to St Vin- ' cent's hospital on Sunday suffering Redding. II The best way to get with swollen glands in the neck. Mr and Mrs Charles and son of what you want, or to Hoyt FIGURED LAWNS, were week end guests of - of what you Bridgeport ' get'irid' Mr and Mrs Louis Hoyt. 5, 12$ and 15c a yard, at French's, is to use L don't! want, At Methodist hall on Sunday last Rev Bethel. no LAN'S. The Bee's advertising John administered Com- Haugh Holy ; SUMMER GINGHAMS, columns. Try the munion and Miss Lillian Godolphin the service. the best quality, 12Jc a yard, at ill" ads : ic a sang during "sm Domini Sourtino of Bridgeport, a first French's, Bethel. . word, one week. class barber, has opened a barber shop ICECREAM in the north of Robert Staines Women wear Burt's wing or store, where he will do all kinds of in your soda, straight by itself as Why tonsorial work and guarantees satis. a sundae with crushed fruit is a ' faction. He opened the shop for the specialty of ours. English's drug Oxfords. first time. Wednesday. store, Bethel. Aucrust Schnell has been grading Mr and Mrs George Clark's front lawn. FIGURED LAWNS, T no other make of Oxfords loolv so well on Dull times but not at our store. Very 5. 12J and 15c a yard, at French's, feet as the busy every day and it keeps us hustling Bthel. Dcv;au5c your to keep up with our orders. The reason Edwin C. Burt. sell is we the best goods the market SUMMER GINGHAMS, affords at rock bottom prices. You are the best 12ic a at sure of getting just what you order quality, yard, foi1 of no French's, Bethel. beauty esign Uxrords compare when you trade with us. The Long JDCldDponcp with those made ' Hill store, W. N. Hurd, proprietor. Ust by Miss Nellie Clark, who has been Edwin C. Burt. spending several weeks with Mr and Bethel Mrs Samuel P. Clark, has returned to C his home in Hartford! the oxford giving the most refined appear-DCLdUd- AT LIBRARY CORNER. Mrs Charles Tissering is spending Rpoiiicp ance to the foot is the two weeks here the guest of Mrs Sam- PERSONAL JOTTINGS. uel P. Clark. Edwin C. Burt. Mrs R. CToucey has had a new Miss Adele Knight of New York, cement walk laid from her house to who has been traveling through the Miss Mae Buckingham and Miss West and Lanada during the past six For Values Eleanor Buckingham spent the .week months, is visiting Miss Edna Hobby at $3.50 and $4 See These Suits Suit end here with their cousin, Miss Edith Rosedale, Elmwood district. : Mr end Mrs John R. Bain of New At up to $22.50 Hill. . ' Wallace Hill, who has been away for York City were guests over Decora- For this grade in Kid, Patent, Tan. several returned home on Tues- tion day and Sunday of Mr and Mrs Wil- weeks, ' day. liam S. Bain on Prospect street. A family named DeMutchoff from W. F. Hoyt spent a few "days, last The has been brisk from the outset of Bridgeport have rented Edward Jack- week, in Middlebury, with his brother, buying right son's house, formerly the Sage home- Edmond B. Hoyt, who is quite pfjorly. our Clearance Sale, but we're beginning June with stead. . W. F. Hoyt of Wolf Pits is doing some Al suit offers. Good field for choice still. The play "A Country School," which jury duty in Bridgeport, this week. W. K. was given at the Methodist Hall early Charles Johnson of Arlington, N. J,, MOLLAN, to in May, will be repeated this (Friday) who purchased the Masson place in Thrifty buyers have not been slow, follow the - is now evening at the same place and by the Wolf Pits,- nicely settled there 1026 Main St., Bridgeport. economy trail leading to Library Corner. You'll ap- same cast with his family., our economical suit values now and better when Mrs C. D. Judd of Bridgeport spent preciate several days recently with her mother, worn'the suits. The neatness of ex Mrs you've patterns, John Tyrrell. Just received a new line of men's Mr and Mrs William Honan and actness of careful which insures Douglass shoe in colt and vica fit, tailorwork, perma- children of the holi- patent Bridgewater. Bridgeport spent kid, button or lace. None better on Nichols of shape, will to day and Sunday with their nency appeal you. f father, the market. Prices from ?2 to $3.50. Michael Honan. Hook Shoe store. Mr and Mrs H. W. Treat attended low on fam-- Sandy Prices have reached water mark Shirts and Elester Patchen has moved his 1 Master's at Webotuck to where will night Grange, Hose. ' ( lly Lakeville, they make LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF NUTE. Friday, May 22. , their home. . - Rev H. A. Davenport and H. W. . Walworth Stetson of New York City Treat were delegates from Bridge-wat-er -- Mr McDermott has returned Low Prices for Goods, spent several days, last week, at his Rev to the installation services of High Quality studio here. . Tomlinson's from where he attended Baltimore, Rev George H. Johnson at New Mil- -' Mrs Cornelia S. Tomlinson has conference. ' That's the Point. ' . op the ford, Wednesday. May 26. ened a ladies' and gentlemen's quick Lunch & Restaurant The Methodist church Sunday school lunch and restaurant at 876 882,Main Quick are preparing for a concert which will street, Just below kState tflSHINGTOU. Bridgeport, 8T6-8- Main St., Just below State, be heljl on the third Sunday of June. How Straw Hat? street. Regular dinner at 25c William is sick and About That Bridgeport, Ct. Mrs Wellington Dr Roberts of Bridgeport attends her. Peter Vercellini and family have re- When driving into New Milford to Howard B. Curtis has been on the turned to Italy. He "No sheds the store says good" trade, the at of Ackley, jury in Bridgeport for the last two times here. Hatch & Marsh wlil be found conven- ' weeks. , . Mrs M. C. Ford enjoyed a trip to while this firm's large stock of ient, e Miss Amelia Murr, who has been Ansonia, last weeK. meat and feed will be found Home-mad- cooking that will groceries, several months at Paxville, Fred Hannon of Watertown passed a ' attractive to economical buyers. spending please you. S. C witn Mrs Harvey Curtis, is ex- day fishing with T. D. Hannon. MAIN? JOHN RIDGEFORT.GONN. us a call when in the home the last of the week. She Mrs Cora Wedge of Danbury ft For low on call at B. Give city. pected passed HIP prices grain visited at Washington, D. C. on her one night, recently, with her mother. Hawley & Co's wholesale branch, Step- Mrs 25c. way home. E. C McHan. ney Depot Regular Dinner